The New York Herald Newspaper, January 26, 1847, Page 4

To THE LATEST MOMENT. TELEGRAPHIO, = LATEST FROM THE ARMY. Wasurnaton, Jan. 25, 1847. ‘The mails are ail in. The U 8. schr. Eudore, from the Brazos, arrived at | New Orleans on the 17th September, Brazos on the 13th | Amongst the passengers were O. Hammond, bearer of | despatches irom General Scott; Colonel Crogen, and Dector Finley, of the army; and 76 sick and discharged soldiers. No intelligence had been received from the army. supposed he would remain several days. ‘He had sent on an express informing General Taylor that he would meet him at Tampico or Victoria. The express had not returned when the Eudora left. The steamer Giraffe was lost ina heavy gele atthe mouth of the Ria Grande, 7th instent. Four lives we Jost in the wreek. Advices from Tampico to the 6th, state that General ¢ President Salas, and not Gomez, Farias was elected of Mexico, Gen. Shield had divested the former Municipal au: thorities of Tampico of civil power and vested it in com- missioners. Business was dull. * One vessel had arrived from New York with 100 troops. yoTos, Jan. 25. 1647. Wa It is rumored here this evening that General Quitman has met near Victorio s part of the Mexicans under Ca | neles. The New Orleaus papers have no such intelli gence. ParLaperemma, Jan 28, 1847. Twenty thousand bbls. of Baltimore flour were dis: posed of today at $5 50, but the standard price was $6 62 a $5 76, Pittsburg $3 75, and Philadelphia $5 75. —— AFFAIRS IN WASHINGTON. CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS. Tho Proposition for a Lieutenant-General. Explanation of Mr. Benton. dec, Sen, de. TELEGRAPHIC. Wasuixaton, Jan. 25, 1847. Senate. Mr. Ancner presented the credentials of Mr. Mason, the new Senator from Virginia, who was qualified and took his scat. Sundry communications were received from depart: | ments. Among them the annual report of the Commis: stoner of Patents, and a list of contracts made by the \ Navy Department. Mr. Benton, on leave, made a speech in the President for having proposed the creation of the of fice of Lieut. General of the army. The plan was his, In September the Prosident had offered him the mission to France, which he positively declined. In November he sent for him and asked his the | war. He (Mr. Benton)gave his planand afterwards put it in writing, but would not disclose it. He would say, | however, that it required one head for the whole army, | should be prosecuted vigorously—living and not the President opinion relativ; to the future conduct of and that the wi on the enemy and levying contributions. General Jack eon had offered him the command of the army in 1836, in | 7m In 1612, be (Mr. Benton) was | 61, the military superior of every General now in the ser’ | ite the case of war with Mexico. vice. He mentioned these things only to vin: President. The Treasury Note Bill was then taken up. Debate ensued by Messrs. Evans, Lewis, Huntington Cameron Speight, Niles and others. Some unimportant amendments were proposed, but at 60’olock, without action, the Senate adjourned. Wasninaron, Jan. 25, 1347. House of Repicsentatives. Mr. Mactay presented a memorial from the Common | Council of New York, relating to the importation of fo- Referred to the Judiciary reign paupers and criminals. committee, and ordered te be printed. Mr. Ratnace rose to a question of privilege. The Se- cretary of the Treasury had been required, by a resolu tion of the House, several week: the Department. The in‘ormation, he now understooe was to be withheld until near the close of the session. Mr. Barrey defended the Secretary, and said he should move to rescind the resolution. Mr. Ganner D. for persons and papers. A long and spirited debate ensued, participated in by Messrs. Davis, Collamer, Carroll, Rathbun, Healey Dromgoole and Schenck. The resolution was finally laid on the table, 111 to 3. Mr. Scnencx offered along series of resolutions in | favor of peace—withdrawing our troops from the coast of nd in favor of the prosecution of the war by blockading the Mexican ports—levying duties on articles imported thereinto, and the Rio Grande—discharging the volunto egeinst a war of conquest. ‘The House refused te receive them. The House went into Committee of the Whole on the | amendatory bill to increase the pay of volunteers and ro- gulars in the army, and to grant bounty lands to them in certain cases. The amendments having been debated, the committee rose and reported progress. A resolution was adopted to close the debate on the bill te morrow. Mr Hanaatson, from the Military Committee, report} eda bill to increase the number ot Light Artillery Cor panies. Read twice and referred to the Committee of the Whole. ‘The memorial of Aaron Leggett, relative to spolia- tions committed by the Mexican Government, was pre- sented by Mr. Woodworth. Resolutions of the Kentucky Legislature wore pre- sented by Mr. Toomss, to increaso the pay of the Volun- teers. Adjourned. Avnany, Jan. 26, 1847. It is reported here that the anti-rent prisoners will po” altively be pardoned this week. —_—_—_—_— BY THE MAILS. Wasninaton, Jan. 24. 1947. @eneral Taylor—Charge to Denmark—Mr. Cilley’s Pro- position—The Consular Bill. The letter of General Taylor, published lately, has | produced a strong sensation here. People regrot much the appearance of such a document. It is calculated to do the general a great deal of mischief, and can bave no good rosult. it will likely produce a call for the official despatches sent him from the War Department, the pub- Meation of which will, unquestionably, vindicate the con duct of the administration towards him. He has, since | the commencement of the campaign, been treated by the administration with the utmost kindness, and even indul gence, and the se timents breathed m this letter are not those which might be expected to result for such kind treatment. Tam persuaded that the General could never have authorised or anticipated the publication of this letter. He is a man of too much sound sense not to perceive the very unpleasant position in which it places him. A sol- dior should be a machine, moving at the command of his superior officer, and not allowing hivself to think of | avything but the most efficient means of carrying bis in- structions into execution. ‘To appear in an attitude of | ‘sntagonism to the Government of which he is the agent ‘and whose commands he is bound:o obey just as much ‘es hia subslterns aro bound to obey him, is to commit en act of indiscretion extremely censurable, to say the | least. 1 would wish to believe the lotter a forgery, al- though I tear it is but too genuine. : There is no truth in the rumor that General Taylor has beon recalled, or that he hus resigned. ‘The many | unfounded reports concerning him, have added to the excitement on the subject. Another unfounted rumor is, that Mr. Irwin, late | charge d’sffaires to Denmark, has been recalled, contra. | tala Mr. Irwin's ry to his desire. The fact is otherwire. recall is in accordance with his own express desire This gentleman isa brother in law of Mr. Walker, the | Seoretary of the Treasury, and | presumo he could have remained if such had been his desire. ‘The proposition of Mr. Cilley to withdraw our army from Mexico, meets with no sort of favor. Thore is a General Scott was at Brazos on the 12th, where it was dication of then offered a resolution for a seleet | committee, to enquire into the matte: with power to send | wat the more lucrative consulates, are going to make strong opposition to the consular bill. ! i | Wasuinaton, Jan, 24, 1847. | General Gaines arrived in the city to-day, and this | evening we heard it reported that the letter was ad- dressed to him—that sume letter from Gen. Taylor, which hes raised here such an unnecessary excitement. | Gen. Gaines had retired at our call, or we should have | taken the liverty of inquiring for the public satisfaction, if the report is true,and we know, from the soldierly frankness of the brave old patriot, that if so, he would have said so on the spot. Assuming, however, thet it may be so, the whole | thing is explained. Gen. Taylor wrote to Gen. Gaines | as to an older soldier, having fought by his side ssa | ounger soldier in the last war. Gen. Taylor wished to Jasute bis course to bis friend, and, as @ matter of ‘Course, made ort as strong a case a8 the facts would al- from insinuations in circulution against him, without a thought of the conseqnences to himself, publishes the letter, and thi ri ly be / cece of idle speculations aro afoat wu | ject, such as that Taylor is to be superseded or recalled, ‘and tha: Genersi Gaines is to be court martialled once more, us be has been, fur exercising 4 little more patriot- | ism than was consis'eut with the rules of the war office. rection of the lieutenant. erul, who died in the chry- salis stat rm from an untimely frost. But we shall ave what we shall see. Mouutime it be: gins to look as though the war were approximating a to seo, because it removes the prospect of peace to an indefinite uncertainty. that the Democrats of the Senate have a caucus to mor- Tow morning upon the resolution of Mr. Cilley for the withdrawal of our legion mules and all may oppose this resolution as coming trom Mr. Cilley, is not at wil opposed to the proposition in the abstract and | the extract, aud the caucus is to decide the question whether he is or is not ; und if not why not, and who are with him, aud what are the chances, and if possible to crush the project at once, and forever. From all this, and much more not necessary to reca- | oaterarg you will sce that we are ina condition of de- ightful effervescence, and that the sport promises to Krow very amusing if not very profitable. Ww. Purtapecrnta, Jan, 26, 1S47. Judge Banks, recently elected State Treasurer by the legislature, after a week’s consideration, has concluded to accept the office, though he at first intimated his in- tention of declining. He will, however, not enter upon the duties of the office before the fifteenth of next month. Under these circumstances, it is presumed that the pre® sent efficient officer will retain his post until that time’ and receive all the credit due to his financering, by poy ing the interest on the Ist of February. Dill bas been presented inthe State legislature, au- thoriaing the connection of the Connelsville railroad with the Pennsylvania or Central road, under ce: condi- tions. Rather a strange move, ‘considering that six months since, *+e citizens of Pittsburgh took a most hostile stana to the Central road, preferring to @We lenrn from onother report among the dilittanti | ~ he Galboeh intends te support fH [understand the friends of the present lagumbonte of low, not anticipsti: perhaps, the publication of the | letter, but giving at the same time no injunction against its publication n Gaines, to defend a brother officer 1s the whole explanation, we verily and | 19 ON yn the sub- | pou Mi Sh The whole of this furor about this letter is periectly | hte absurd, especially the idea that it will work out a reaur- | Gilles) state of suspended animation, which we ae very sorry | Piniadeipum cI regulars avd volunteers, | —; It 1s feared that Mr Calhoun though he | Philx—400 bays coffee 1: connect their city with Baltimore ‘rather than the principal city A their own State. Such a change of opinion in so sh poriod of time does not oft | cur, andas both ci | be hoped that no time will be lost in selecting tue route forthe road at once. This movement owes its origin, | probably to the cluims of Erie upon Philadelphia, pre: sented at the recent convention held here. \ ‘There has been no market transactions to day, owing | to the uncertainty existing in regard to the news by the Mibernia. The rumors from your city having evidently | exaggerated the riso in cotton, flour, and grain, no one has sufficient confidence to buy or sell onthe iaith of such intelligence. ‘Stock sales are still animated. and a slight advance has occurred in some of the fancies Sale of Stocks at cae ar ae Jax. 25.—Finet Boanp.—3500 Lehigh 6’s,6134; 1000 Stare thi 360 U. S. Bank, 4; 100 Vicks varg, 00 Morris Te Bank, ines | 5 ‘Apres ia, ics do, 2544; 10 20 Girard io. 9$ Bank, 6; 2000 Camden aud Amboy Weilroad Bouds, States’ ec & p, 683 8rco € anal. 9363, 1500 do. bonds, re 1700 City 5’ Bak, 434° 50008 hh. Nav, 6's, 65, 773 Too itewitig Hae ben weden RR. 29; fof Let hb lute: 6136; 150 do. 6's, 229 Union Bana, 1 Arter Sates Beaver Meadow, 4; 1000 State 's’s, tose 000 do. 6895; 1 wi Bosron, Jan. 25—8 P. M. ‘The Earl of Elgin, Governor General of Canada, and * | suite,visited the Legislature of Massachusetts to-day. | ‘There has been considerable excitement in our mar: t | kets. Flour advanced one dollar per bb]; and cotton one cent per lb. Sales small. Amon; | 513g an Western at From Busnos Ayres anv Monrevrpgo —Brig | Russian arrived at this port from Montevideo, Nov. 2ist. Sir Thomas Herbert, the new commander ot | the British naval forces on th-t station, had | Montevideo. Rivera had left Montevideo to scenes of Hunlike atrocity under the auspices of anglo- | French intervention on the shores of the Oriental state.” | Official information had been received that the English ince, to furnish cer- and French mon-of-war had left the Parana. Garribaldi, tain information in regard to secre! agents omployed by | the Italian pirate, has not been captured, but had re: » | Silva, had been killed, with some of his officers, in an in- New York, Jan. 25, 1847. Baxapsrurrs.—This morning, previous to the receipt of the foreign new les in Western flour were reported ros it $6 374g a $6 50, which isan ad- | vance on previous quetations of 623 a 75 cents. After | the arrival of the news holders became more firm, and at the close demaaded even more—rut we hear of no sales | at @ higher price than quoted above. The market closed jomewhat confused, with no settled price Many were inclined te doubt the accuracy of the telegraph report, at all events it lacked general confidence Cotros.—The news received thie morning per tele- | graph, of the arrival of the steamer Hibernia at Boston, | caused stoppage to all business until the accou: | the markets were reported, which being more flatt than even sanguine operators aaticipated, a lary noss was dove at an advance of half a cent on of Satu’ fay, the sales being reported at 5000 bales. Re wEstatent Asorion—Tiree story brick house ena ivase of et No 109 t Broadway bi tween Market and ike street, 23,2x75. . . T ry house endlot No $4 Frankfo: 21 feat 8 inches by 92...... Two story house and 26 by 111 Rte soo bust | rates } Brooklyn— b Court stree' lot 26 by 10% PR Lot on Jackson st. ‘pear Bolivar at... +s Five story store Vo. 97 Water st. corner Gouver- peur Land, 2826472. 0... ee sees ere eeseces Five story tore No. 1 Gouverneur Lane, adjoining above, 23:6%46:6. seeeeee 7,050 | ‘600 17,600 | New York Cattle Market. 25—At Market—930 beef cattl 14 3000 sheep. ‘The offering was moderate and the mar- ly all taken at $6a$7 60 for ordinary lots, and $$ for a few extra. Cows and Calves—All taken at $18 to $28, with some as high as $40. | Sheep—The market, with the exception of 150 head, wan Cleared at $1 60a$3 50, and $6 for some choice lots. | “Some cattle were sold, to go out of market, at prices | fally equal to our quotations. 100 cows and Southern Cotton Markets, Savana, Jan. 19, 1817.—The Be, ship Tuscar, from Liverpool, arrived hore yesterday, She seiled on the | 10th December, three days before the Br. Ship 8 which vessel arrived here this day week. Shoe vod onthe 10th December. Immediately on the arrival_of | $e Tesoar, thoes ta poleeenion of tie Dawe betight 187 Jes Cotton, and since then the same partios were ag. in the market, buying midding fair round bales at 1 the sales ot Railroad shares were Norwich at | turned'to Montevideo. The Riverista chiof, Fortunato | bi | cursion into the Oriental territory.-—Boston Post, Jan.25. | OC | Allen & Pas 1 are now of the same mind, it is to | poise, Drake, South Amboy; Boano --2050 Lebigh 6's. 61}4; 50 Suequebannah an pttor, 10 ED 91,78 U 8, | | Brig Alm Lehigh, 23; 60 | Fire Tela COMMERCIAL, | | cks tobacco Atwater & M | Hiteh—9 do 35 | company | Gh nye ieamsbib 8 rok a hie ne Guia lie SL Tenet, rai Mr 1 Shie ra fame, L i Browaing, Me Holes, ™M a, B "a peoo ow PC, or Mr etme singer, re Ae a, Chas Boury, ¥ Here, Mr ‘Civenraot~shin fara Le He naan Brasene Toramgownty Megiadd fo Ny, ha Grav aulier Narembu' Seckmann, p Rorrenpaa--Batl Theresit—Vits § A Petri, 3 daughters ang'r0g, W Hearyaias in aterag Sr Siaane AND D Key W Fox and servant, Uap" Ait N Jubsa—813 in the Im portagion: Liverroo.—Shio Pacifie2) ci cables L L cok H Jessep—1 chs vai's W Wermore—t cl 1 Barnes & 1 heldon & | helps—34 cases ™ skets Corne) & Brot A_3 Browo—1860 ied’ gos Oa | nites—1 vA Byles & coma RL bench dere M'Fielda M Hes & co— rise ern yi deco te a acl Se 36 1 ils Ht Pa Ree Hadden & cleaner Collamore—3 Wolte & ury—3 E Godfrey—11 8 Hammersiey—15 J Giion—29 Cameron & Brand—2 gonerest Jif 3 Tracy & Allea—2 Thomson & co— ars do 470 bdls do 12 cks chaivs 13 der. in G Bohlon, of re} ‘ eresia—25 pipes Barsoiow—20 Resoen & son—5 Shade & coh Wyn Grenaenthal—5 cu: E Steveus che cl gin A Seignetto=50 do ( madder t Domestic tmuportations. Aratacuicons—6 ig Hachivan306 bates cotton ED Huribur & Uo—15 do Faber & Briewith=25. do Drake Milie~ 123 do Orra Taft & co—12 Collomb & hetin—15 Holbrook, Nelson & co3 bbls | box shawls L Square—100 hides Damei A Gallia vay—1 box Kos Will St Manks. sone 72 do ury Brig Ales bales cotton H Waring & t & Maitlan 22 Holbrook, Nelsen & co— 2 do 29 hides Coe, A, dersoe Kcomld Center & co—31 do 6 ju ford—7 chs penaepe. Smith & Perkios, Brooks and White—4 do Taylor & ides Al Morgan—22 do to or ————EEEEEEEE MARITIME HERALD. PORT OF NEW YORK, JANUARY 26, Howe—16 do SUN RIFKS SUN SET HIGH Cleared. zSeuhercer, Palmer, Liverpool, Woodhull & Min- eluellan, (whales) Kempton Lon anchard, New O1 cline, Burt, Waterford, Badget, peck ‘ing, Wranklio, ie ae Brett ke ry Go: An- New York, Sleeper, Sagua Ja Gran & Walsh; Picsrd, Brush, Gavaal no Clistony Atirows, Wavaauah,’ Sturges, Cleat: maa & Co. ‘Schrs—Nancy Bishop, Kelly, Jacmel, Noster B Mlekerse ; | Heroine, Coates, Ocracoke; Ge i jon;' Maria Carne) y; Kino bees , Providence. New Haven; £xcel, Bennett, Arrived. froin Liverpool, Dec 13th, with ndse eket ship New World arrived oat Slo’ ps—New York, Jones, Fall River. Ship Pacific, Ludlw to Williams & Guion, ba the lith. Packet Montezuma and Nisgara had not arrived on the 13th Ship Braens, Flor, from Hamburg, Dee Ist, with mdse, to Schmidt & Baichen, from Kio Grande, bi Dutch bark ‘Ther Dee 13, lat 46, ‘spoke brig Woodside, d to Cork, for orders, » Sinica, froma Rotterdam, Dee sth, and Portsmouth, Dec 1. with mdse to A Nethabor Sid u 1m Rotcerdam, with ships Plato, for. Ne ake, for do; Juno for do. Cape Smits mad hed fige Westher all sage, except a few Gays on the c coast. Has had a pilot on board 9 days. Bng Meteor, Hunter) (ot New Haven) 17 dave from Dems. vara, uw baila DL Sayre 1th in: + Porto Rico. from Newport, es Wilmington, mas thet the ship a> vis Was ashore on Au-gatta, with both masts gone. Big Maubatag, Johuson, 15 days from Ape ut & Co. f Myatic) Rowland, 15 di hicola, with 's from St Marks vin Key Wert, with eouton, Left schts Mouterey, Brown, 16 days from th ladelphin: Helen, o ry mouth, purting 18 new masts; ¢ jaker, from St Marks fur Havina. Off was spokeu by the US cutter Woodbu- as kindy offered assist nce, but needed uone. JW Erreksou, Sinith, Dari nds Schr Bevjamia S Penman, Virg Schr Annie Coles, White, 2 days "from Cherryfield, corn. Below. Bark Isaac Mead, Browa, from Savanah, with cotton, to RM Demill. Also, I ship; 2 brigs—unknown. Satled. Bark Genesee, for New Orleans. rygand w Herald Marine Correspondence. (revecrarate.J Bostox, Jan 25—8 P. M Arrived, schr Bridgewater, from Aux Cayes, Ist inst; left | brig Tiiumph, for New Yor! Key Weer, Jan 12, 18:7. panip Moslem has heen got off and is Whitehead harbor; the € f demoge is first sapposed; she will most probably receive airs here: and proceed to New Orleads, where Bark An» Hood 18 entirely, discharged and betug made to examine her bottom; the argo has been sold. Bark New En: ff; that portion of her ex sold together with the of the vesset. The schooner Heleu, of Plymouch, fin Brasos, recently put in with her masts sprung, is having \ io tay and wil' be reavy to proceed on her course in stew days. A contract hav been made to get she brig Meta moras off the venne cater Mors is stitlon the bank; w been made to “of her off, failed entirely , sold receatly by il master, snd which har since been employed asa wrecker aud | lighter’ has been bought by another party, now going | through a course of a.tera ions, fora ireigh'er, The Govern- | ment works here and at the Tortogases are fast progressing It | rf | antil 12 o’elock to day. | Exchange News Rooms, at half past Il o'clock. Wee indebted t» the office of the Savannth Georgian for | | Saft freight insured in Wall . Br #1 ° - ae. | ashore | 5,500 | Liverpool, was abandoned on the 25th ‘The light ship has sssumed ‘erasual station in the vicinity d ot Whire- The lighe he Cape Floridiis b but fhe house on Cape vloridais eng rebut i cone "ALDEN GiFFORD. Miacelianeous Record. facket Suir Toronto, Pratt, for London, is deanna | ‘Letter bags will close at Gilpin’s a slip, but, as is Recerally the cave, it ai regular publication containing the same iutelligenc Banx Urania, Swan, hence for 10 @ in March, 1816, ady, and others, of treet. Bank Levanto, Peach, hence, at Galway, threw over part 3,900 | of cargo Macao, Scott, henee, for Belfast, 1s reported ‘ilmore; the greater pait of her cargo tbe dus charged, Snir Farwet, (of Boston) Vansfield, hence, Nov 19, for Pumps choked; crew sav Suir Srarwen Luxoan, Conekling, of Baltimore, having sailed from Hong Kong tor'New York, put tack on the lit of ‘Oct, disapled; had three feet of water in her hold. She be- | longs to Oelrich & Lurman, of Baltimore. Sure Franconia, Smith, from Philadelphia, at Liverpool, | ei throwing over part of cargo. | | } to-day 10 ‘Another report says:—Accounts to the Sth, 10th and | 1th it ached her on Saturday last, and kept secret | | mntil yestorday. Large sales here at < cent adv. The Zoounte shew id w Liverpool | “Macon, Jan. 19 Since our last report, the cotton | market has been firm, erd our figures of this day week readily obtained. The receipts for the p | not been large “Sepa extremes to-day, 8% a l0e.— principal salos, 9 a 10. ‘Awavsta, Jan 20 —Notwithstanding the prevalence of | acold northeast rain which has been falling all day, | rendering outdoor operations very unpleasant, a fair business has been done in Cotton, ut prices ranging ance, and heavy sales in | erally an ‘yc higher than our quointions yesterday. The market closed firm, with a fair demand. Coremavs, Jan. 18.—Owing to the limited quantity offering last week the transactions were light, and full prices were obtained for what was disposed of. ‘Te-day there is more offering, with an equally good enquiry. Money is semewhat easior. We quote 6 to 9%, and have heard of a lot being sold at 10 cents. | Caxnaw, Jan. 19.—We have but little change to notice | since our last report. The receipts of the week reached | about 1000 bales. The demand was tolerably brisk at 9 | fo yx. Some few beles were disposed of at 10%, to 1034. ‘The river is in good boating order. Campen, Jan, 20—Our receipts have been large during the week, and prices remain at our last week's quotations y from 814 10 9. Choice a trec:ion higher. | Foreign Markets. Matanzas, Jan. 12.~Holders of sugar are stiff, ond stocks increasing. We quote whites 84 9 rie. none good in market yellow ard brown, 7 a 736 rls. browns and Cucurochas, 6 @ 6% ; Muscoved 6a The last description is scurce, and we think wil son. Molesses is quick at 2 rule high during the s rials, and we do. not month. Muscovedo molasses very scarce; we quote noml.6rlx, as there is not any to be bi the stock having been ured for the Engl mart Freights Wo guote 234 a $3 por 110 gallo: vered, and 13 per box. Rice ee — —_ old last Fock atilrs per arrol xchange 9) ton, 54a 1 per cent prem. ; sterling, 934 0 9% prom week have | ny prospect of decline this | | bus was a ‘0 of flour from the Superb, for good middling fair was offered and refusod. | CE,01 flour trom the Super! | from New ¥ orl, wi throw: | warks, mag I | head, ond appa ‘owns, Dec The Kimbell, Poul, from Savannah, wines arrived here yesterday, came into‘the harbor this morning, ond commenced discharging, said to be leaky in her upper works. Dear, Dee 21 water-logged ai broad yellow stre in lat. 47 N lou 21 W, the downs. 27—Che Bengal, from NYork, arrived with loss of boats, sails, d cargo shifted. DUNGENess, Vee. 2.—A ly American built, he wreck of a vettel of about 400 tons, abandoued, with raised quarterdeck, 8 fund paiated porte, was paused Tish hi by the Greeulaw, Johnson, arrived in 1 500 to 800 tons, appa totally disma.ted and wat | logged, 23 ult. an bat y the Avias, arrived in the Downs anit, Nov. 20,—The Henry Bliss. Cammings, fm L’poo! to NUrlenus, pat ino this port yesterday, lealey and with part of her cargo thcowa ovesbourd. and. must discharge part of the remaiader to he surveved and repair. Ky he Empress, fom London to Boston, pair here, took fire, has been towed om ttled uext tide be Gatilie, from N York, crrived in ant with part of cargo thrown overboard. ec 20—The tug steumer Couqueror, with om New York to the Cly ie, stranded in Sound of Harris, has been destroyed by fice, amt scuttled near tv Crinan Canal 21-The Brook.by, Mekw: was under ore, aud will be s GLasaow, Lee 20. the Clyde GREENY h arrived here 16th nher beameuds, aud lose Leatorn, oe “he Diogenes, Silvester, fm NOrkeans, ‘on entering the Mole this marning, struck ou the Pinno Bauk, sisted off Wi-hout apparent damige, except the loss tise kee! 18—The Farwell, fm NYork to this port, | m lat 40, low 56, with 9 fc water mm her ked; crew takea off by the Sheffield, of part of h Livenroot., De yas abanduued 29: n Goldsmid, from St Jago de Cuba to with 2 men dead, and three tad up with spoken 10h ult, lat 40, 10m 74, by the Niagara, K his port 2%—The American whaler Otranto, of New Bedlord, was in cou tact wiih the Ameries, from New York, (nrrived at this port,) 20th alt. at might, in Int 4), Jong ian teow the Utranto got ou board the Americe, whieh saw nothing farther of the « haler. hip Georgians, Higains, from Philedelphia, xt Liverpool, on 26th Lecember, tn Jat 49, lon 31, fell ia with thy Resource, from Quebec to London, with six feet water in her hold, and wok off the crew. "ARIS, MN! Seiguette, from Bochetle to rmer port 6th i white ‘viogs paiuted up ond down, bulwarks painted fl-sh-color inside, no figures rth of Kayland build, was peased ih iets im tat 46, Yon 20, Ty the ne Water-loggen a i abendon Mouetaineer ‘Tilsed arr Pweetnent, Dee | 121 barrels of flour have been washed ashore near Fortinilnen, supp.sed to be from the Rebra, wrecked nthe SHerries Ewivemunpe, Dec 2—Lhe Vinceny Pr esnitz, Ke'elboter. from New York to Stockholm, | in here with foremast harge her cargo. 1 Loudon to Boston, owed rged “| state, has this day been got off und taken to Wate the shove wid ountiiog, end Gate of her enres dies ina dau Seott’s wh Livenroot., Dec 13—The Amerion grounded on the SW Spit, on the 160 nt damage. 31—The Weahii it fm N York to thie port, halt, but got off without y ‘hick i Sawyer, % c on board of blow a Thi Scur Reaina Hint, from Baltimore, bound to Ts with Preaaey stoi toss of anchor sland, opposite Annapolis. eu 8 Capes wind wards Scur AsHonr—Capt Ca to rts ooner ash Agnia, N York to Lisbon, Nov 3, Anna Marit Mi dles-x Boston lifax, en, (Br ia ‘Tf, 30 miles N A letter irom Capt dated Payta, Oct 9th, bbls wh on board leston, le, and ri? o'clock on the Nett a ber jib-boom and fare topmist during the col Lonsilers Quebee to Livery N3, to Port short of water, an £t John, NB, to Liverpool, Dec 3, lat 43, lon 40. Burtin, Wilmington, NC, for ‘ost sight of her nt on the Me EP eparee aherm brig ashore ou Ke ye condema 15 mi rt jewly painted, with bri! t et 89. bre 29 tat ‘ti, lon 12. 4 N, lon 40 W. taken, the anchor and to Havie. Jamaica, from Cape Fear light Whalemen. Jones, of ship Hobo: 1846, reports her w spm an ‘Also reports that ship Leonidas, Swift, of N Bedford, saited from Paytaa few days previous, with 200 bas spr ol! Kxchange, late of Wa rohased at N Bedford, to be continued im the ale vice. Pore! ‘The late hour at which we received renders it impossible full as we could wis! dle Waterloo, «bert, off For an Jno Baring, D & Aras jaa, Holl Jackson, Sligo: Atel Shaw, De Herald, the Texel; Republic, Liverpool. sco, Malta: Pre deel ‘s awept From CHarirsron Monument, do; Hari queror, do; All V ctoria, Hull; Jarat 0. So: Mede mech fron, do; lowa, do; Belfast ¥ Rom Sava Scotland, Liverpool Krom Boston—Lenuox,at C of G Ho) Gibraltar; Laurett», Gen Pati hance, do; upiter, do: Carthage, Ports. our foreign papers, a give the shipping at foreign ports as ; Constance, im Richange, Fell Gt Western it Cuxhaves Ling Washington, do; ‘Surah and Lepanto, Galway; Geo Henry, hi roteous. Helvoa; The! HN HHS Nordsijeor: ang B Superb, off 3, Franconia, do, £7 uniberisad At the Schiller, , Brouwerhaven; ‘Aiexandria, ia, Liverpool; Mar i Laeols, ‘Cork (wii n—Virgi viet au do; Sweden, do; Buston, Havre G-zelle, Bordeaux; douard, do; ie rolus, Deals = whe ee) do; Hi les; Olympe, ted leak: “5 etc Grace, do; Walitume the Saicen, Fon New Youx—Vietor, trom Cherbourg: Aigte, La Ro- chelle, Brarens, Cuxhaven; Glammis Castle, Di andees Mi (e- ‘oka, Cork; towa, Havre ; Sw Newport; Syren, Beltist ; Caroline, ‘Bremen ; Atl's) Liverpool ; Royalist, tre Clyde; Mocherter, Liverpool ; einrich, Bremen; obec, Del: Fran fiat. wouth ; Hynford, the Clyde; Gleumor: hee Portsmouth; Royal William, Beltaat: cific, Esk, Bel Liv srPosl Havre; bbe ah Fame, do; low, do, For Noxroix, Va. aN mouth, For Savannxani—~Dunbrody, from Waterers from Ded; Matt, dos urban from Liserpoo! ander Edmond, mon do: She br Fon Aratach Bull, Waterford; Cw Paul " Bt chester, Liverp meng cet ‘Rayne ot, Waterford; Bae for New Orleang Tue € bs Philnreiphins Algo’ Maus uh i pes fy | a Nov 21. Geiiford, for Ist Nor, Demanana Orleans, in 2 days; by for Bonaire, in 4 day arrfm N York; rl ochs ‘barks: Forest, Lelan, unc, Paranagna. St Thomas, Jan} Ba’ N rf Oni Mail, mews Nor Nickersor with gre. eet, Torin Vic! tic, the ‘aye v Urania, nae Galway Victor, Cowes; Si o; Thet se, Bellast; Alert, Liverpool; N | Nicholas Biddle, do; Abertoyle, ‘do: Admiral, wo; Water- 8. Gioralta: ib, i Saas "Trial, Newent vAshbe vol; Queen Viete allace Bristol; Pi Cork; yatta dtr Viet Axnes Gilmour, do; Astiacan, ‘a, Bristol; Coverdale the C Deal; Ottawa, Bristol; Bridgetow! pier, do; Erin's Queen, do. K Jupiter, for Lood ng—Wavban, ard, nod Gazelle oh rt kk, at China, 8th Ger “arthage, for New York, from Manill t Havana, from Manill Jentta,3d Nov; Tartar, for Boston, from Caleusta, Moxtrvipeo, Nov 21=[ Additional phous, Hill, for Valparaiso; Bazar, Si reole, Norris, disg, 8 fm % York; brig Susan, Langerman, for Balt, in'3 ds: Beston, Jan 23—Cld ship Setam; Saunders, Aalactert Bite fi loss herd A ieremese West, Jan 6—Arr ra Retri b Geo Garrick, do; Gravesend; —Nereid, trom Deal. from “tocknolm » from Gibraltar; 3 iss, do; Hussia, én .—Edward and Jemes, from Fal- John Clark. Dass, of ; Spring! from Liverpool; John mberland, Liverpool ina, from Gibraltar; do, Camera, Segoe’ Colches oe wih Sate do; T Fini ey Beltaats Mi M Jane Blain, Sligo; North (3 Amba Live:poo ;Jutrinsic, co; Theron, Florence, rattar; Aon Welsh, Kamsgace; vol lo; Leander,’ Deal; y: | Mary peli, Liverpool; Swan, do ic, Beaumaris; Kliza Merson, Belt Cassandra, hen alsde; M Pl he Mi Eli m, Livertocts je ¢ US, Pilgrim, from Shields. Cieanancrs. Liyenroor—Loading—t henango and Scotia,for Baltimore; CL Mary Ann, Thomas Wm iro, and James H ledemseh and Allian -. Nisgare, Hottingae: La ped Virtoria, ¥ niand and Far West, for ‘ ¥ 01 im, for Nor Venice and Bounty Hall, for Phila iphie ; ; Lady Caroli e, for St John, eared—Aurora, for Charleston; Ta’ tea for Mobil: Liverpool, and Glenlyon, for New Or! ans; Naomi, for 8: fijadni for Boston; El 5 a Brace dik Hudson, for New mmosere Napier. for Rieh- fr Bovion; Alexaudria, oF Viola, and Narrangauset, “Yor New York: Ob America, Swiss Boy, Pioneer, Edou- jew Orleans. Arcole, for New York; Pertian jeans. Asp Awnarcan Sutrr Gh at Ai iN York, 10th de ye ith et, Wataga, fm ‘Montevideo and Giaeam at t New York, from Bombay, Bept 27; Sarah, Nov for Boston, Jn port, bork Zulette, Kelley, ‘s Alimira, Mitchell, (of N s; Judson, Russell, (of N Hi hy Adams, do fm B: = Paty ships Or- fom Cadsz, arr asan W Lind, Deering, Arr Oct 20, brig Col Tayloe, Wtickney, 1—Sld schr Emeline, Kruse, for —. [See Miscellaneous } flome Ports Allen, N York bark sini Phils ars brie ai 0, ‘het ik; Wim M tee Nickers ladel- Simmoay, Hill, Fichinond; Siena} Cute Morris, doy Gs: Heppahan: . lericks- mons, do; \ a ‘Atwood. Hh Charleston, and 3 brig tie, How- ‘wvolice & Mary. Voltaire, Aimens, Home; sche sephinye, Mount Vernon, in 22— Arr = Sutton, Galloway, New cheater Jarman, He Thomas; sehr Jo in Hane New York. Below, 1 bi ar bag Matanzas, Cla Swed rina, Sidenvall, Ada, Watson, iene Spa siaherek Modesta: Plas Spat Kry A T leo ork; Fie oh Cinderet: ils nyse, is, | Pro’ LO Pe Ren car eee Hate ee | 14, Jan 24-—Cld ship Wyoming, Miereken, Li- | ane, ie, a achrs opp rH iene aah, York, ect, Fowler, New York; sgmeline, Mavi, do Go. Cid brig Four Brethetay Slater, N Yon wae 21—Arr Smith, Bosto ha \dsahip Chara ff yw, wt acest Crawford, whee Ly monty on » Wheeler; Mare ‘Louies Reeves’ | and Empire, ‘Burr, N York; Swallow, Robinson, | 22—Arr brig Curasox, Hi 1 in oye Maas ie ding 20cb hr Co: | oy Kee, Wis e8; | nalre: Brari Acree, 8 Parsons, aad, achrs Mai N York Oli ygeon, N Winsuivc rox, Jan ‘Brewster, N tenes Grantee, ‘Fen and Alaric, Purnell, N Home Ports. Bayrimone, Jun 25—Arr brigs Qeemn, Putreraon ci Mary 8¢ marker, Michigan, ere’ N Yorks forks Sf Tet rate ry Frankfort vent, N Boston; oy, sobre 5 ora brig Cazol Dashiell, St Thomas. sent Orb WATCHES, JEWELKY, AND SILVEK res miners cguinne ee for sale a full assort- iver Watches, of the most approve snakes ileh will be 3 A the very loweet prices, an ‘Warranted @ oenees ome Wao ae cons 1% wing of pation. ‘every Sit able Jewelry of eve een ACKERLY & BRIGGS,158 Bowery. Imerh 6 doors ahove Broome strat REMITY, rpg 10 ane IRELAND, PARTIES miatntolea ama’ lid Ses BSpial h the subseri ater " 4 5s Me | Ee heat, Mesias be regularly pcre by 426 Im*rre RAGS BOUGHT, OREIGN and Domestic Racy pongo 1 BRO 19eh OKs, ry msiaien vermns a a tay ence ct as and who und VALENTINES! ae "VALER: just ready, mie aad every ing connected bd rith ty? y, by =e = ave — Cn geno fom $5 Pole Sirescbe fem reall Fanuswally liberal discount t0. those who # BS will warrantont Valentines to give satisfuction, and ‘and faithfal oFSpleudid show bilis will b Hith all orders. Howomber the léth of jal5 im*r TURNER & ic FISHER, ' 74 Chatham st. ~~~ }TS WORKS WILL PRAISE IT. Itis now eniversally, admitted that IODINE LINIMENT 'S NO HUMBUG. Dozenafter dozen are used daily and does all that is represented to do has cured and will cure the moor possible cases of ‘RHEUMATISM, trams, brai ied wad painful jolts, spinal affections, iss kes cruptisas of the skin, £51. GERSOLL, Sole Proprietor, Depot eee, st, two doors below John. eae wi OR SALE. rset ei sah a \d. Carpenter’s She} nel coer bshe aye Esaes vi jes of Page Rockaway, for sale, H. 001 penne or . ee for eity pro} wa dil 1 ferent ‘eae Rito jr. 14 Dotan R Sa rh DESIRABLE Rusive vox in a pe pn ok or jing Place—a modern bi it under cellar, and se wer pee street, marble mantels in Dreement, and fi hird ati Hones mune went day, Ure eke ating on Riehl tt pl athe sie wi . 5 rire ulin anges LEONARD DEKLYN. KR. KELLINGER’S D y atl egdonaan grt ieee ieee tr ‘re is Seleeceal fi the et medicine ever offered to the public. Price 50 cents per, be Soldat sus iquicirex steve, sand Breonies 2 ocd PARBESSUS, oe MoLxexin ana ‘TT & S ities ce online | to those 0 ) other establishment, and Sere a be x that it would be ierly pagsonn}e%9, sell sucH an LE At & LOWER ae e NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD. EXTENSION TO Paki CASTLE. ON. and after Monday next, the 26th of January inst, oe run co and from) New Castle Corners,iat foll mates ey Ha Leave New Castle, 145A. M. HY re asd 1a. 345 6. M. Jy 1wro PACKET SHI SHERIDAN FOR LIVER: orelock. VACKET SHIP ROCHESTEG “FROM Pid RPOOL.—Consignees wil take no he ie this day diecharging under genersl order, Strend recs! WOoDRULL & MINTUR #7 South ativet, ACCORDION TAUGHT. Bee ce: tifientes in 1 rue j5 1m* re L JACOBS teaches the Aceor a hly ola « soa, 4o thas the novice can become a good player ina MONEY LENT ort cpane af tine.” He isthe only onein che ety wi HE highest pri ced in large and small has a practical ss well asa Spegsetioal knowledge of this pop- oid and silver wat mands, Plate, Jew ular instrament in all its bran furniture, clothing, ripti Forte ny at the *Aecordion and Musical Instrument SOHN M. DAV: i Licensed pawabrel Depot, 55 Chatman wi Beco One me a weeny ea at teats op tiatces ea caociecd al nial forth sce offices by ringing the bell. 425 lm*rre thal Ime im®r 10) 00 PERSONS IN PHILADELPAIA, aud 5009 in M SIC. she mane teeny oh een rata Oe re tnoeiems Seaury. BAgEAS AND PRIVATE PARTIES furnished with the fe wonderful e ffic 4 ADSERON S COMPOUND MT RUE "OF "ra AND | gana” "Ble tune tlecsd roe men ahiomabes Ope For Consumption, Coughs, Colds, os se Bronchitis, Spit- tng of Bi Blood. & c. ke. READ! iy Asronismixe cURE oF Cnnonic Broxcnitis Philadelphia, May 23, 1846. Mr, 8. P_ Thompson—Deer Si For move'than four years past I had beea areadfull the Throat, which my physician pi chitia.” exused by repeated aud neglected euld tress ite ludereribible. | My throat war with violent spasmodie coughing so that rea valu rad tighteces' at the chest 4} polmonary ‘symptoms show- te elves, causin; a8 lorshed ae bl les, which ete periect ad be *iviog, had i f all the facts of th Sse” zi HARRISON, ‘97 Almoud street. Frice $0 CENTS per bottle: $8 pes dozen, his invaluable remedy prepared ONLY by 9 N. E. commer 5th and Sprnce sts. old wholesale sad retail by WY A KeTCHAM ten ste: iE by H. Johnson, 273 Broadway a Brondway, N.Y. Sip ter OTICE. Hie KEEPERS, a acess and others, are hereby informed cg all veal hie Te table for i atch eund.esticl ent manuer. ing aud regilding th anner superior to any thing orators done i A Beet, lia ie No. 4 imen: ‘seen at their store, ee ee SPALDING & WATT. AGENCY FUK THE SALE UF TL RENDERS GUERREOTYPE APPARATUS. ly of, the different sizes of tite above appara- eve W.& FE. FANGENHEDM, LANGENHEIEE By BECKER tus, just r iaé Imre roadway, New Vork. As K of Goldsmith’ is Classes—K rordway, LaParue Bul tie Oliver iti DAGUEKRIAN ARTISTS. Ie ELVED by Jate arrivals from Havre— PuATES ino of the Pla FRAMES—A lar ae: grorseteby JOH tet wits Im*re OTT & a o.’s, 76 Nassau street, ITY Wholesale aud Retail Fam:ly Grocery, Tea Wines, and Spirit Kstablisnment,,ke The proprietors pl th Omselves that and sold at anoini- Cc fit, me! xatione and most proved qualities Hugars ol every Coffee, Mocha, Java, Lagunyra aul Marncsiboy Wines ¢, Sherry a Madera, Port Seotch WI Glenlivat Barclay & Per- pe for New Ye Sens assort- ; Raison old London Dock Port, do, pale gold and brown. arriel for nnd of er t of orpaie sherry, Ma india Res » Madenra. Newton, Gordon, Mur YI ‘now lauding from ‘ship Au Tiar- BCOTT ae thourson, pad wi af srlondia branch of the above eatablishinent, has been, at tion of their uptown customers, opened at 307 also on tl h hei sorticent NOTICE REDUCED TO % CrrTe Ld -f Halenees and Ure: pyc Adee icles raat nd 18 2 ay Ace TO POLISHIN ‘eo OTH. Rasen Cloth, suitable fo 500 SAAT ae ao sree street, ' Pye RAYLFEE, 5. AUR J ANLIFE ind 6. AVLIFRE, Brothers, Prot No. 137 itim street comer of Howard ‘iy mer NOVELTIES FOK TH “BALL KUOM, TER ROBERT etfully solicite inspection 0 splendid stock o of Good oes a el tor the present ‘ ich, ow eduction twill be found cheaper thin een offered.” Saver Nespolitan Ie New sty je tunic fronted wan boured oanced tambour Dreases $128 $14. jeedie work Dresses at $6, usually sold Lace Dresses of the newess aud most approv Pe72 fish re, fered. ¢ ae chenet egies at 1 75098, 2 50 Pico edee Collars, a $1, usual price 198.2175. extra pes $1 al price 175 a 2 25. Superb Lace SSvorkea: ‘of the most costly deseription, from $3 ajuee’ re Sat Mea ae d trimmed Needle-worked are variety of ¢ and trimmed Necdle- Capes, Collars, ke., suitable for holiday presen! dil im*rh 373 Broadway. TIMOLAT’S SULPHUR BATHS, fe 547 PearL Srexst, of th i Given Gaily from #4 x tee PoM. SIT 1m%re “HARDWARE, CUTLERY, RAZOKS, &e. F Bhatt s Palizho Razors. john Rimmer & Son’s warranted Needles. Sonthern’s elegant Table Cutlery i. ronten’s fe pen tod pocke evihich together with Baws, Kdge T ether list goods, are held for sale, to the 0 turers’ account, by Orders solicited from the trade for the ‘asual manufacturers’ terms, (no eommi: ind Im*r LIQUID HAIR DYE. | ee pee i tan Lega, performs in pr enti Prepares to permanently fie ladies’ or geutlemen’s hair, to « perfectly ife or na — make no charge unless have their whis- aif an ‘hour, for which oa the depot. The dye ispecup for the yoins Those visho preser spoiyfos it chessselves. "bri iiarctiore Medes Wh ie mE emaeives rice eter ee patis fom CHOI . ; Rots Wait errects nen? Brokawrare i in the ol the estate of Se Noti that th Je ba iy appointed 6 ty 7 ie fae of Sea aaa ines euro tia mae fe estate of John A. Drew, late of Mi eras, on deceased, ant trast, Wiha JAM BANE: Gs ) a3 Gwere Administrators of the lect of TO THE DAGUERRIAN ARTISTS A. ARTAULT, 9 sad 151 Broadway, (Laterone jw ite Havre packets, 1,400 size ay cy brani dry lodine, Kah Salt’ Peay OFFICE OF Tag JERFERBON Tg co., New York, Jan. 15, 1847. (TE Annual Election for Directors ott stitution wilt el co pi the offen of Otte etave Sten is ereloek af.00 Mengey. February ist, 1947. Fon Se HOPE, wes 3 elock P.M i) tofir Orrick oF tum Lone ThaNp Raicnoan Ce, B Stockholders of signe Tatnud HE 8 the are hereby noufed that the Aunual Election teen Byeerees ff grape will be nets pi cn th 's Office o1 y, the F h the poll willbe open from rH F The cnptocb yoke will bp closed from the 1th to the 1th February, no day : yoetder of tie Bored Jotofls Lf DAVID 8. IVES, Seeretary. TGS AND Be. ALPS—The larg Cr ch WE She Aicnessccmentgen'te be ae yin tan 1g Breedwars corner of Liberty street, up entre. THE NEW YORK HERALD. JAMES GORDON BENNETT, P PROPRIETOR, Girculation---Forty Thousand. BAILY eaemile Rel day, Price 2 cents per eopy—$7 um—payable in adv: EKLY HERALD WABVERTISEMENTS , at the usual maleaardln ensb mated with beauty and des by mail, addressed to the as i Postage will be de- Bonn ON aE BENNETT, by or ofthe HMENT, on and Nassau iN TING of all kinds oan letters or commanieations, Se aoe saree Be JAMES: North Woot epraet of Fl