The New York Herald Newspaper, April 30, 1847, Page 4

and carried away, dunag-the winter, nearly all the stian tow-bonte belonging to parvo bggdooen tn isi Seon‘, om trade of Bae ‘ater oanal. The produce from the interior of is brought in canal boats to Port Deposit, Sone re uing no tow-boats Pape hy Bn _— to Bal , ompelled to as that alty bas provided an abundauce of boats. A moet. ing of merchants und others isto be held to-day to | close the stable door aftér the steed has been stolen. ‘A German named Coarad Rohad, yesterday uttempt- ed to kill himself by cutting his throat and the veins of his wrist with a razor. Prompt medical aid, however, put him in # fair way of recovery. The Viennoise children coutinue to attract crewded houses. Those who see them once, are sure to pay them @ second and third visit learn that the Jahumons de against Madame Weiss in Boston, as to the treatment of the children. has reached Liverpooi, and drawn forth letters of inquiry from their parent: They seem to me to be the happiest and most contente parcel of children that | have ever met with, whilst they are in robust health, and are apparently attached heart snd soulto Madam Weiss, with all the warmth of feeling jeually Maslases by children to their mother. These le. ters from Liverpool have much distressed her, but she Prompt measures to undecoive their parents. Purtapenruia, April 29, 1847. An important decision was made this morning by Chief Justice Gibson, in relation to the suit against the county for damages rosulting from the destruction of Pennsvivania Hall by the mob, iu 1844, The claim was romsted by the county, on the ground that the church Was owned by a foreign societ, and order. instituted - aforeign potentate, and lable to be dissolved at hi pleasure; and therefore could not be legally incorporat- ed by the Legislature of Pennsylvania. A writ of g uo warranto was therefore usked for against the corpora- tors ,to show the legality of the charter granted. The decision of the Chief Justice dismisses the application, and pronounces the charter perfectly valid. The suit for dai will come up hereafter. Mr. sey, adsporting gentleman, was yester- day morning held to bail by the Mayor, for evening last.— shooting at Isaac Abrams on Monda; From the evidence, itis rendered pretty conelusive that Halsey had been first assaulted, and that which follow. ed was in self defence. A lady in a store, opposite whe: the affray occurred, barely escaped with her life. Gne of the pistol balls grazed her head. Aman wacom to be William Edwards, of Cape May, was drowned last rening at Almond street wharf. He was attached to a vessel lying at Richmond. About one o’oleck this morning the upper portion of a building in Hudson’s alley, occupied by a uumber of arti- sans as workshops was destroyed by fire. The exertions of the firemen preserved the lower part of the building, which was occupied as a portion of the livery stable of Mr. Harman Yerkes. The opera last evening attracted an audience, which pA the array beauty and display of numbers, was per- never equalled in that establishmeut. “ Maas: nlello” wad performed in a style that gave universal delight. The worthy managers are certainly receiving from this community the solid reward which their ex- ertions to please merit. Mr, Murdoch has commenced an engagement st the Walnut street theatre, and is going through the round of his characters with great credit to himself, Sales of Stocks at Philadel 1 29-190 Girard Ban 150, Readinj Meadow it, 27; ioe Patsdeighe Backer? 2 51; 73 do, ‘0M: 233 Vicksburg Bauk, i,000" O's reas ) Notes, 6 sl Ya00 State. 6's, 45, 84 1500 ‘Texas Bonds, bank, Tengessee, e ee ries. Bide: rh RR, 304; to Norristowu RR, 1334; 8000 Ridaing RR 2000 Texas Treasury Notes, 14; 10 Susqueh: nabic 3 60 Girard Bank. 11; 100 Susquehanuah Ca- nal, Skcon yes Vicksburg RR, 114; 70 Girard Bank 1136; 200 Morris Canal, el RR, 27% s os 3 s tial, 20593 80, do 4g; 2000 Cine ints 60; 7500 UST COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE. Cotton Trade. After the departure of the Hibernia on the Ist instant, there was less business doing.-neither buyers nor scllers boing’disposed to make operations until the effect of the Cambria’s news on the Liverpool market was known. About the 8th instant the ships Liberty and Southerner arrived with dates to the Lith of March. Up to this date, uo perceptible change was appurent, with the ex. ception that freights began to show a decided downward tendency, and exchange was held stiffer, which induced a moderate enquiry for shipment. On the 12th instant we received advices of the arrival at Boston of the ship Washington Irving, with Liverpool dates to 21st March, and bringing the low quotations of six and one eighth pence for fair upland. ‘The first effect of these advicos “movement ence, only about oe bales Bee daposed aisponed of om seems to be a disposition on tl buyers and sellers to await the receipt of J nts to the 4th instant per Cambria, which are expected to reach here in some shape about Sunday or Monday next wo regards prices, we have to remark that the few sales | made on Saturday were at slightly easier rates than our figures of the day previous; but Jince these last adverse accounts, there has not been enough done to establish a market. and we therefore omit quesetons fer the a sent until «more settled basis is attained, though w Tay remark that the few lots sold bavo been st a further decline; some say of i a Hy 4 cont alb, Factors generally maintain w good degree of fi Imowing a they do that the advices oftst Mareh, yoarrled out o Cambria, the worst for their interest that phi go from this ‘and that tho subsequent accounts are calculated to side, trongly in their favor. The receipts have been creme full within the past three days, having been the arrival of sixteen flatboats from North swollen by tN slisslosippl. ‘The recelpts at. this port since the Ist of September, (exclusive of the arrivals from Mobile and Florida) ‘are 690,321 bales, against 903.946 bales at the same date last year: showing a de- crease of 273,625 bales; and the falling off in the receipts | at all the ports. up to the latest dates, as compared lust your, ig 175,531 bales. In the total exports from the United States to foreign countries, as compared with the same dates last ere is a decrease of 187,624 bales to Great Britaln, 19,796, to France, and 4258 bales to other foreign ports. ‘The particulars of the few that have taken place, and which amount for the three days to only 1700 are as follows—58 bales at 113;; 206 wt 104; 146 at 1134; 88 at 1134; 80 ot 10% a 11%; 184 at 10; 13, 16; 64 at 11; 106 at 11; 37'at 11; 678 at —; 14 at 10% and’59 at 10% cents per Ib. State of the Flour Markets. New Oackans,\ April 21.—Yesterday was, storm: and unpleasant, but nevertheless 6000 barrels were sold at 96 124 ‘a 6 20, sellers generally contending for, the outside figure, and the sales at the lowest being prinel- pally 0 Tots from stoumboat. St. Loula fancy branda in good request, and may be quoted at $6 37}; a6 60 “Airived duriog the past. tres days 21,606 Cleared for New 170, Texas 650, Liverpool 12,650, Nanta 7,656, fork 495, Boston 336, Florida maica In corn sales reached 35,000 bu: at the same range as before, establishing @ decline of 6 a 10 cents per bushel upon the current rates a week since, Wheat is also lower,and sales of 40,000 bushels have been made, principally at $1 30 per bushel, including also a lot of 6,396 sacks yesterday on private terms. Oats sell readily at 65a 60 cents per bushel, and yesterday nearly 2000 bushels prime brought the highest price. White Beans vary in price from $344 50 per barrel —— to quality: Arrived during the past three days 10,7 barrels and 46,206 sacks corn, 12,618 barrels and sacks oats, and 26,321 do wheat. Cleared for Liverpool 10,776, Cork 18,550, Havana 729, Pensacola 200 sacks corn. Prrrsacnc, April 26—The flour market took a fresh start on Saturday, Dealers bid freely, and a good deal changed hands at an advance on Friday's rates, The news from the East did not warrant the decline that dealers anticipated. Sales of 200 barrels on the wharf $470; 6 wagon loads at $456.04 62; 200 bbls at $4 65; 220 do at 475; 100 do at 4 62; 90 do at 4 75; 300 do, in lots at 4 62 a 4 68, principally at the latter figure. The market closed firm at these quotations. The corn mar- ket is very dull, with small sales only at 37 cents. There is a good deal coming in to fill previous orders. Wheat is in good demand at 75 cents; receipts light and sales limited, Rye—Is firm at 40 cents; a strictly prime ar- ticle would bring that price readily. Bautivong, April 28.—The market for Howard street flour is very quiet, and we have been unable to find any sales of moment the last two days, Yesterday 200 bbls. were sold at $6 75, and to-day there have been sales of fine flour at $6 25, and some at $6314. There are sel- lers of super at $6 75 and buyers at $6624. ‘The re- ceipt price is unsettled. We note sales of two or three parcels of City Mills flour, about 400 bbls, at $6 8734.— es of 500 bbis, Susquehanna flour at $675. No. Md. wheat at market. It would probably bring $1 40 a $1 50. We note sales of 7,000 bushels Pennsylvania red at $155 cents, and 1,200 bushels Pennsylvanla white at $1 58.— Sales of Maryland Corn at 89a 81 cents for white, and yellow at 90a 91 cents. No sales of Pennsylvania, Rye is worth 80 cents, and oats 43 a 50 cents. Burrato, April 26—There was very little doing in the market on Saturday, and prices remain without mate- rial variation, Sales about 2000 barrels Ohio and Mi- chigan flour in several lots at $5, which is the range for western! A sale of 5000 bushels Sandusky wheat, to arrive, was made on private terms. We quote at $103 4105. Corn‘uncertain—40 a 50c. In provisions, ke. no change, with light sales. Paiapetruia, April 28.—The market quiet, and stocks very light with a moderate inquiry for export ; about 1600 barrels mixed brands sold, mostly in small lots, at $6 814%. closing firm. Corn meal steady, with aales of several lots, in all about 1200 barrels, at $4'4 for Pennsylvania and $434 for Brandywine. Wheat in de- mand. and 6000 bushels sold at 145 cents for Pennsylva- nia reds, and 160 cents for white, Rye—Farther sales of | was unfavorable, and some few parties here brought for- ward a number of parcels which were sold at half a cent decline: but the market quickly recovered its former po- sition, in consequence of the determination of the princi- pal holders to await the arrival of the steamer, as the tonnage of the port was hourly increasing, and the pro- babilities w: that any change would be favorable for cotton. On Tuesday night , 20th instant. the arrival of the Cambria at Boston was announced by tele- graph, with Liverpool dates to 4th instant: ‘a por- Vion of her ngws was reesived that night, showing an advance of a hilfpenay per pound, on the prices current of 2ist March: before the markets were fully reported, the communication was stopped by souie accident. but as sufficient was known to casi mper on the grain shipments so rife of late, holders sod bids nearly half a cent better very rendily. the letters which were to haud on ‘Thursday, howed a weakened markt there at the close, yet, us culation had began here, a good business has been nswcted since; the market daily gained strength. +o au advauce of five eishths of wcent can be readily realized on the quotations preceding her arrival. Of these purchases, exporters have taken sparingly, the bulk of the operations being by manufacturers’ and speculators, placing the market a cent generally over the quotations on Sist ultimo. The sales for the first three weeks, barely averaged 1000 bules per day. Since, about 2000 bales daily. Yesterday, there was leas doing, but chiefly for shipment, the warket closing steady. At the date Of our last, the falling off in the receipts of cotton as compared with those of the same dates at ew spective port last year, was 99,000 bales. Now, t erepanoy has amounted to 172.000 bales, with the proba- bility of a greater pro rata difference in the early part of next month. ‘The movements in this staple this season compared with the two previous have been as annexed :— Recvipts at ports of the United Stated since September 1, 1345, 1,677,126 bales; receipts at ports of the United States same period last yonr, 1,749,071 bales; receipts at ports of the United States same period year before, 2,148,494-bales. Exports from United States since Sep- tember 1, 1846, $12,767 bales; exports from United States same period last year, 967,698 bales ; exports from United States same period year before, 1,463,372 bales. The receipts at this port since the Ist inst. have bi 030 bales. Exports, 6,000 bules, ‘Taken by spinne: 17,000. Taiken by by speculators, 16,000, Stock in city, 86,000. Amount on sale, 8,000 bal ‘The closing quotations in this market were as an- mexed :— Livsnroot Ciassirication, % New Orleans Uplands. Florida. Mob. § Texas hone. “owe. “none one, Ig 1 1g ing 12 we hy 12 se 19% 128% 134 135 1334 none. HW Mie none. WK Me ‘none. no hone. none. The New Orleans Commercial Times, of the 19th Inst., in relation to the crop, says:—“The lapse of another month has not only confirmed our previous impr: with regard to the crop, but has satisfied us that the falling off bas been underrated. When we addressed you by the Hibernia the decrease in the receipts at all Pennsylvania at 90 cents. Corn stationary; 5000 bush- els Pennsylvania yellow soldat 90 a 91 cents; and South- orn at 90 conts, weight. Rocnesren, April 27—The market yesterday was not very active; wheat is held at $118 a1 22. A sale of 500'bbls of flour is reported at $5 50; corn 52 a 550; 500 Ibs hams 730; 200 do 734; a lot of shoulders sold at 5 a 6 cents. Foreign Markets. Kinasrox, Ja., April 9.—The present serves to wait on you with the subjoined quotations of this market, as wellas the new tariff of duties recently passed our Leg! lature ‘The principal alteration so fur, as affecting the duties on the exports of the United States, is on corn meal, being now 1s, per barrel instead of 3s, as before. tho present supply of flour and corn meal, thou, h ver moderate, moves off very slowly at quotations. if arri- vals of these articles keep out a week or two longer, the present rates will be fully maintained; on the other hand, should eurgoes of any importance drop in, the price will immediately give way. ‘here aresome cargoes expected from New Or Corn is plentiful and dull at quota- sions; large supplies are arriving from the Main. | We may remark that crackers and pilot bread ure not want- ed” No, demand for prime pork. Flour 40s. to 42s. per bbl; meal 283.; rice, Curolina, 26, Bread—Maison's pilot, of approved quality, commands 228, and 238. per Wattson’s pilot and crackers move off slowly at a bbl. 24s.; 50 bbls. Wattson’s navy have been sold at 18 fair rate considering the cuntined demand for tt. Bi ter, American, muy be quoted at 6d. to 734d. for ori nary, aud 8d. to 63g. for prime ; lard, American, 734d; candles, 5's, 12’s, 14° and 16°s, are the sizes now most in deman ork, mess, 803. to 84s., prime, 72s.; hams, 64d. to7Md per Ib. Exchanges—On London, bink bills 30 days par, 60 days, 3, and 90 days 1 per cent dis.; on New York, merebanta’ bills, 60 days, 0 por cent prem.—U. $. fazette. Live: son; Jas Robinson; bert Tapping; Mrs'T Lee; Mr James Siduey R Bellingham; Mrs Bellingham; Mr. James Bourn Peter Aikman; James M caulk Jewsbury, Wil Pujtrees James Johuso James Thompsor derick Schulenbury Benjamin Shaen; eng Hepworth; John bid Bottomly; Capt. ‘f. Saunders, H ; Samuel U Goodrich, John C wits mn, nA Gold, James jay, Benjamin Harris, Thomas Baylis, 1 ee, MClark, Win 8 Mitchel, Chatter Robinson, ober’ © Lawson, Chatincey Jerome, Stephen R Parkhurst, Lawrence Low, Richard Hick son, James Horsefall, and 123 Loxbox—Ship Lugonix— y, and 30 in the stee on Ship Henry ‘Allen--J Hedeleston 8 Ia ra Mrs Nelson; julia M Miller, Emily Aer lies Bower; Mrs Eb Meshon fe children A MMoue- man & 2 children; Messrs C F Palster, pont Masters J Heddleston, Me! Mr cox; WP Congdon: E Hury; end 8 in d Havaxa—Ship Adelaide—D Selden ki ies FV suticie Mie Audouard;, Miss A Reyes; A Gut rez; N Blanch; M, Betancourt; R Lopez; D Clark: L Ro 3A Talbot; J Ls JW Seffries; M Al J Murdoch. ez—Mr & Mrs R Phelps; Miss Phelps; oly 8 Bovangab- rs Williams & 2 child A Mrs Fisher; Mrs Thompson; Mi Ives; and Mrs Billing ‘ Counel; nbden; The ports was 47,773 bales: whereas, it has now reached 178,789 bales. At this point the deficiency amounts to 273.689 bales, and we expect that it will ultimately reach 390,000; or,in other words, that the total receipts here will be under 700,000 bales. ‘The most current estimate of the entire crop of the United States is now 1,750,000 bales, Asregards the growing crop, we have simply to remark, that the spring is rather backward, the temper- ature of late having been remarkably cold for the sea- son, besides which, some fears are entertained of a gene- ral inundation of thelow lands, the Mississippi river be- ing quite as high as in 1844 when so much destruction resulted from the overflow.” Cotton Markets. Cranseston, April 25. — Immediately after the receipt of the Cambria's telegraphic and condensed accounts on Saturday morning, quite a lively demand sprang up in the Uplaad market, during which holders at once ad- vanced former rates. The sales of the day reached near 2000 bales at fall ge. and in a few instances perhaps 3yc. above previous prices, extending from 10% a 124gc; the buik of the transactions at from 113¢ a 11%. 0 dis- <hoiders to meet buyers at the above ad- appoared not to be general, some of them preter- await more particular advices. We quote fair New Onveans, April 21.—Arrived since the 16th inst. Louisiana and Mississippi 3516 bales, Tennessee an North Alabama 7460, Arkansas 171, Mobile 187, Florida 440; together 11,676 bales. Cleared in the same time for Liverpool 1606 bales. Nantz 181, Barcelona 302, New York 1250; together 3389 bales—makit an addition in stock of 8267 bales, and leaving on hand, inclusive of all on saipboard not cleared on the 20th inst., a stock of 214.847 bales The daily expectation of later European accounts, which it was supposed would be of an unfavorable char- acter, disinclined buyers generally to operate to any im- portant extent, and we left the market very dull on Fri- day, with ri easier prices for the lower qualities. On Saturday, also, great dulinoss prevailed, and searcel: more than 800 bales were disposed of, rices sti rather in favor of vopers, On Sunday, by @ succession of packet arrivals at the Northern ports, we were put in possession of further E} accounts, the latest bein vo the 21st ult. brought to Boston by the ship Washing- ton Irving. The advices in regard to ooti as had ‘doen anticipated, aro again of au unfavorable character, the Cambria, from Boston, March Ist, having reached Liverpool on the 16th of that month, with accounts show- ing @ considerable increase in the receipts of cotton at our ports, over the same period Inst year, and also of a heavy decline in our principal markets. These accounts, in connection with other causes, wore well calculated to produce further depression in the markets abroad, and consecquentty we see that at Liverpool prices had given way an additional 4. between the 34 and the 2lat ult. the quotation for Fair Upland by 644d, whieh would | leave Fair Orleans 634 a 6%d The quotations on the 3d March brought by the ‘nin, were for Fair Up- | land 64, Mobile 6%. Orleans 6% a7d per lb. At this reduc. tion, however, the market had assumed more firmness, country had prevented any further decline in the price of goods; besides which, the reduced production, from the closing of mills and working short time, is estimated to be equal to 10,000 bales of the raw material per week {his intelligence brought our market, which was before inawtive, to « complete stand, as the few buyers disposed to operate claimed » more important juction than and it is said that the receipt of large orders from this | nana dys ton; John Ja: eu Dr Chas Bi Dow! Prad 0 G L yen ‘Mr Henrion and lady’, of aa I hi Mrs Parker, son and servant, B a <p Phadeohig A Hilderm: York: D Kohlsaat; Dr A M Parker & Dr JL Norvell, ton; Dr C W Gleason, Boston; P. Petit, Charleston; P Lever- rin, pew Orleans; David Meyer and JC Hooker, of New or _Foreign Importations. Livenroot—Steamship Sarah Sands—30 pkgs Sto & cot J & 8 Woodhi ‘Thomas Bay lis—68 Sends’ Fuller & co—1 James C Lewis—2 Francis Somes & Sons—60 tous pi irom Lox spegie Be Kermip--lpig RAN Poewrito dy. Rann & Marsh—1 Ball, Tompkins & Black—3 Alshiance & Strange —1J Sharpless & Sons-9C Hugh & co-2 Wyeth, Rogers i co—3l Wright, Large & Lattimer—1 W Chauncey & co—1 W Hf Horstman & Sous { Van War, W MeKee & co—1 do Brown, Seamer & Dunshee—1 G W ( Taylor & cot Bickay, Se le y komt Fellows Arsdale—2 Fellows & Scheil—1 box spect R Withers, sie of the Bank of the State of ‘saa ey, do Brown, ers & coil pkgs Win St Rigg venting & ce ae Manning & Pritchard—2t E Bake re eomt Tate, ‘Ade’ co-4D Wisin! Blake, Pastizon oma Watton ohne ston & cot] Wright, Stureis & ‘Shawe-i Clark & West—s J Owen—6 E J Brown & co—i7 Siduey Homer—8 E 8 Clark—2 Barber, Brothers—1 ty Hall—«0 Henry Farnum & co— 2 Piste. rotheas—6 & co—37 Watt & Sherman oad is Lewis At Li. 2 & aes € es wood—15 Lewis Atterbary 9 Crook eta Bggan Bern, Brohenecl Richard Kingsland &co—5 Blu: ms—1 Jgeenh J bh yoy Prom isan HT othe ime Waal & cols per Vise | ; amas Ke com cre Prime, Sant Thomas terold— aT ales Garnd, i ‘Gurr ver & ce lohn Falconer & co—1J Van Nest17 Butterfield, Brot ers & co—2 R nton—9 Andw Contes—28 J & J Stewart & comi5 Staart & rechere==) Lock hart, Gibson & com! pe nnox—I lson—8 Edw G Tuckerman AT Stewart & co—16 son, Watson co—2 Sharp, Lindsay & Harris—1 Fernand I~! Ne’ stadt & Barrett—1 Colladay, Brothers—7 Nevins & comt Ham: 'W Canning—6_ Sam] Cochran rier—I P Grinnell & it Bachelder, Bunn & co sm Redmond—17 Johu Gis Morewood & co--5 C Dord Gillilan, &co—2 —1 BE Samb & Brothe: 4 John Nicholson iis & Saxton-—99 Wim Whitewright te co-—16 da.$8 dls ster] Naylor fe 60-1 pk F Lippata & coi DH Amold, & co =11€ Buckingham & co—I Bulkley, Graham & co? Has- tuck & co—H Paton & Stewart—% Martha Billsland—4 Tooker, den & com4 Hall, Brotners—1 Af —2 Benjamin Loder & com! J & Tves—2 William, Fi Mend & co6 John Kyle} A & H Thorp—12 tray, M ier ell & co-81 dos Castings Reise, Brothers k cot J ris=2 John Mellvain—1 John A Newbould—20 Joha thon ‘% tomt Adams kedo-l CA & GF Overstot—cl Thos Ba mete Robins C Black! Austins & Spicer—9 Godfrey, Pat ti enh Connah¢ Elliman, Broth hers—2 WHT Bush & co=6 pkas Smith, Thurgar ke co—3 tae, Dodie & co—64 Hunt Brethers—? £ G Siinpeon—1 Lilley &gpenrson—| Sons—1 Beh oynes ts m Whites Switzer— | wrought teeom-itah bare ron D At Witwene N Donnelly K coma B&G Wilton--1'R G Overson—t Field § & Oclaner Andrew MeCullen & com1 box specte 8 C Mac Garde—1 & Sooee=it Ak cl 1 , ies care af Beer ‘ethen nt do Chet of he Ne ee in ktconte | ene “iflieee iron Cs ore me Bu ah Tinton Lo mate Batis faeces coffee 6 bundles Hee 3, sene “Chis Samer fat dy les eb ete pgs ei anaes Bt Brarect & Haale ‘tial a sate Rcius tenes mize 6 bales sarsaparills, old 19 ounces do | box Murray’ Le N en. Ve Fasin ate Gregorie Deming tt carne 2 M ae Cie ee sie Simeon obey loubli Id A Arangerenc i818 Laat =e flee fice hair ‘Davivoenis ico Gnillard SSieemdse MG Mieroeit0 ib Wie ihe weons Uampanee Beck ete fs halt asks wine poh” 4 sar 150 Pipes 1885 qt conti do, Corkins Meno dn f Baur nes s roglt3i ag hoxet do PB Hrase] a8 boxes vo F Bigeewrszs oe dot bo ota aan ae if Siarsh boxe naee Barteria 0d Pee rhard—15,000 Cirk sites do cy Thomas— Uox suas 4 bags cofee Birbeck P Moy inde Tra do Aguirre fe Giiwey oti0 doa pine tpples mish eegnrel eased weak jrvuacuscoca tee Ee ke otton & Fiuher=03 do Heury Coit kecomo Parmele Rogers co Ie Atwater, Mumford te con do ot do Joba H hhalman—132 do bbl mdze 3 Ache [—1 om ahelier J Moore-1 ills Be com " 4 bxs tobacco ‘Alieh Wyinaae? Meena po samples Power Sa Iman—S bales cotton James 4 raat do co Molioes sicedus Pl i rothenead bales gots AB KS xc uo ABS =I sup chronometer an © allen plas Sheffer fe pa aa ith—d do Wm J King & co—30 sacks pea nuts, Witten howas. CARL ee N—Ship Allen—260 hides Armstrong & Hood—59 cotton WiC ick—211 barrels rice Pou- rier & Frerernia do 8 Robinson & co—55 bbls four ton & Wood—I tierce PH Hone—53 bbls rice tel jays barrels rice J Mul ir & co—| case Harre! co aie coffee wate Pailfes & co—78 bales cotton Drake: Mills 179 cotton. W. Serananerp pa ae casks rice Atwater Mum: ford—17 do Cazet & Astoin—6z bales cotton JH Brigham—93 bales cotton Parmelee & Rogers—291 do E & RR Croves—8 do J Ormsbee—1t do B Deforest & co—9 do Heary Butler—6 casks Pettee ‘ Mann—3 casks Cece & co—1 pkg Bradford & Birdsell pkgs A to) Sr Mar 123 bales eotton Coe Ander- Mi yon & co~22l dg Holbrook Nelsou k cons do: Center & com 105 hides Alva Spea _MARITIME I HERALD. — PORT OF NEW Ww YORK, APRIL al EE Cleared. ‘ourtenay, (Br) Jones, Quebec. Ship—C. Barks—Renfrewshire, (Br) 'C Phelps & co; Mazeppa, Gibbersoi lives. ylivernool Ray n> Genesee, Minott, New Orleans, ee i Celina; Bieet, Br) McConnell, Boston, Brigs—Lady Napier, (Br) Solomon, aeivgrpool, F Simonds; Solon, (Br) Moody, Falmouth, ng, Barclay &' Livingston Carabolo, Johnson, Puerto Cabello, ‘Harmony, Nephew & ¢ ‘Tro, Doane, Mayaguen, it, Vosier & Nic kersons “Atlautic, Rhoades, New Ha well, Philadelphia. Sch Madeira, Houghton, neteae “Sebel Grande, ‘Nesmith te Walsh: Mary Clark, Small, Salem; Ma: M Klatts, Chase, Boston. Sidoptiimiet ibbers, Froviden arges—Caroline, Colson, Norfolk; Porpoise, Drake, Phila. ‘ednesday. Ship Gen Jackson, Mclutyre, New Orleans. Arrived. Auxiliary steamship Sarah Sands, ‘Thompson, April 6, from Liverpool, with mdse to R Kermit. Has experienced during the whole passage nothing bnt westerly winds, and has been short of coals the last7 days, and had to put out half her fur- Sherman, 30 days from London, with mdse, 25 days from Liverpool, with ¥alt, to 264 steerage passengers. Wilson, 5 days from Charleston, with ‘Ship Luconi tod Michel. ‘Acadia, Da on Minoturt Ship if tia Allen, indse, to G Sutton Ship Adelaide, Adams, April 18, from Havana, with mdse, to Spofford, Tileston & Co, Sid in co with bark James Hall, Creech, for New Yor! Bark Paez, (of Phila) H Wilkins, A, and Puerto Cabello, with coffee, &e, to ril 6, from Laguayra Maitland, Phelps ‘Keo. Darby, 29 days from New Orleans, with flour, &e, to Badger « ‘Pee k, 150 bbls eotton 2700 Eee flour 300 do pork to order. 7th inst, lat 25 57, lon 85 20, 5) hip Exchange, French, of New York, from ‘New Orleans for lavre. Bi i Franklin, Patton, (of Bath) 16 rte from Guayama, PR, with, molasses ‘to masier—273 tes molasses, to Cart: wright & Harrison. 26th inst, Tesh in lat 37 40, lon nt 30, pass- ed the top of some vessel’s house, hatches, gunnels, &c; looked as if just wrecked—thinks must have been wrecked on the 24th in the NE gale which we experience Brig Osceola, Pierce Apri 1s from Cardenas, yrith370 hhds 100 bxs 75 _hhds molasses, to F G Thursion & Co. Sid in co with brig Narragaugua, and schrs Nevis, and Shawmut. Italian brig Couute Polaskie, Buonocore, 51 days from Cork, in ballast, to order—79 pon bls; 21st, 3 i in ate Sian ee, Manter, ome? Pacific, via Holmes aie ts x la, bake Bids Venice. for ‘New London, who repos ah ‘Geo MeCleave, NB wig 30 bbls to All; off River Plane, no posed 5 mos out, Citizen, SH, 60 sp. Foreign Ports. tweRP, March 30—Arr Kolus, Torbierson, Charleston; Albatross, Galveston, Batavia, Jan 37 An shij Clyciey ati, Codman, Baltimore, ve oC ‘anton rdinand, Fickle, or Sept 22, and would sail in2 ork Neh bark Al hit Avril 13 in port, bar! mire, Harchins REMEN, are Acc Moria Po efor N days, brig Al itor do or N vet brig America, Treadwell, for do Gitkey. fin Ha ma or do, 3 dayes, Houlton Palos, bare fin Havana itguingron; Pitot tor ork, 1 ; TP Perkins, fer Nyon, Shoe ii | is ins fin, do for ‘do, 3 days estou; ‘Tennessee, ‘Todd, fin Wi fin and for Portland: 2 days; Mary Brooks, Pendi ow: f brig Narragangus, s¢ i Sha Guyer Ayal ssid, ah 4 Montieeio, "Lambert, and Saree cen Hawkins, for N Yor 30, Lavinia, —, Baltimore April 21d Budre, —, New York; Moutpolier, mae roel, oudoxdersy ai ‘BLN, April 2—Sid bark Comelia L Bevan, Bumham, more. ain April (Ar Radeliff, Whitney, Charleston, for Hull; eet 34, Record: £m the River and ald for ‘York ae Cunningham, Cast for New York; Tancred, Foster, frin Sinderland for Baltimore, Fuvsmixe, April 3—Arr Wilhelmina, Schmidt, N York. Gatwar, March 2—Sld Lord Fitzgerald, York, NYork. oGarseNiuno, March 26—Arr Ch Steuberg, New leans. Guavanta, PR, April Lola don, for Jabos to finn do ‘do; Watsor Murehs do, 2 ds;" Alviua Foster, for do, 5 Pvanaed Coral, ans; Charles, “Trott, Catasi tis na, Hom Baltimore; schs Al tope, Bishop, Boston; Zephyr, 3 Arr ships Baltimore, Johaston, NYork; Counce, NOrleans. 81d Marathon, Johnson, NOr- Elzabeth, (Fr), Mutel, NYork, Advertised, Carolin r NYork, 4th; Severn, Chee ms, do ih gm Hola nat 16th; j Auhemar, pian 5 Pescatore, (Fr) do,, 15th; (Brem) dodo; istian, Wood, Charlestor Havin, March 9, jeonidas, Jeani ans limmediatel ys api . Barston, for do, tth: Constan- tine, Sampson, for do, I rlitz, Ulrick, do, 12th; New ; yn, do d id morrow, Apt Til 3—Arr, David Henshaw, Pinkham, from Philadelphia Tor Belfan D Bien for ‘Avil —Schr Sarah Frances, Ws altimore, and cleared for New York, via St Ann's Bay d a legraphy from ‘akulla from St ach Porter, Sa- from Sco- New Orleans: | Mary's, Gi che General Washington, Porter, 8 vannal Stare chrs Frances ( ington) for outports; 30th, Joseph Howe, for Ci fad orien Heisace ier ourports; 28th, Win Pur ington, Hardy, for Chagres. Laauarra, April 6—No Am vessels in Lonbos, April Entered outwards, Argo, Hughes, Balti more. LaNAneLLy, March 31—Sld Betta Po) York. Laat T ay peer lous te Moar ship Floridian, Whitte- more, N York vie Goi Tisienicn, April Arr Brilliant, Gibbes, Boston. March 31, Coranir, Ste jorfolk, Va. Livenroot, Apal 3—Arr 8 Manteo, Weston; leaves, nd Princess Helens, Nason, all from NOrleans. ing. r NYork, 11th; Nichol idle, Knight, ‘Trueman; MAardidias Groves 14th; ‘Dauntless, Jones Commerce, Jones; Friendship, Lorreman; E: rant, tandard, MeMullens and Mountaineer, Smith, for os Akbar, Gerry for Boston, 10th; Omega, Garrick ‘ola, Wicke, for do Clark, for Philadelphi Bier Booth, for. Alexa Gimiet, ‘To more; Killermont Henderson; oa; Chester; Maso 8 5 Di ‘snd ‘Howard, Br Brown, for do and ¢, Forest, for Rio Janeiro 16th, w, “March 2 paar port, bark Nancy W Stevens, for few rk, 8 Matanzas, April 15—In port, barks MW Bridge, Brown, for Boston next day; Condor, Pierce, lig (orobably Yor New. York,) to sail in 6 da § Galen, Chae, for ‘Boston 4 days: Ceres, Saw yer, do 10 da P Frovideuce, 3d ‘Orbe, Davis, Idg, to sail in 4 for New Orleans, 2 days; J H Staves, for Baltimore, next day, Soul others as before reported, There was no Am vessels for 6 pam irr do; ty Hote, 3 tyre, New= pot Rear and family, Eaiadgiokia: Vartan yre, New: eur. srr Boston Mcp ron Hore. . Van Haase, a 4 A. Clark, W, P. Baddue, M . Pe Tayler aid daug! ter CE E. Wetherell aud ie: ‘8. daon, Jr, ‘vor’ Mil: Ey Hol At Hartford; H. Croswell, Ph i 01 jtte Van Horne, Sing Sing; J. Bennett, 8, Lee; W, Vedden, Se ‘on, Princeton; H. Slow, New Y« Sampson, Hartford 1 aha it th cregeeer A.G. ont mn @.B. Lyon, c0.5 Gladding, Little Calla. iE » (Fore Ponto CABEL10, ee port, schr United States, Grant, from and for ‘saldmore igth; only Aim vease fon av Paixcr. Apal s-In port, brigs Mary Perkins, Chase, for ry for Boston, do, Pontsmov A*Sid, Mediator, Stark, ‘New York. Rocuetyr, F back se) in port, mares for N York, 5 ds. In port. ship Garonne, Myers, Betisan te lee *“ThuNiDAD DE Cona, April —In port, Melazzo, Nichols, for Dan brig Ellen, Boule, 19 dayn from S¢ Groin, WI, with au: gar, co'Maitland '& Phillips, 16 pun rum J Wardell, gar and Molasses to B De Forest & Co, Leftno Amer vess gheh inst lat 47 105 lon 7320, spoke ship Henrietta Augusta, (of Bath, 2 days from Philadelphia for Liverpool. Brig Velona Colly, 2 days from Netvits, with molasses, &e, to Holt & Ow fro Amer. Bra boza, from Matanzas, op Rumer ayrivaie oe bog ty the bark Mary Lowell, Hamil ton for Boston. “No date given, Cape Hatteras NW, 20 mile spoke brig Narraguagus, 7 gays fro m Cardenas, for Boston. O: Sunday, wt PM, off the Chesapenke: saw thetenmship South- emer, Berry, from York for Charleston gars, for New York and Boston $2 ber boss for Hamburg, An- erp, &e, Russia, r ton. OTe eee Welsh ib dave thom Corks ta ballast, to ‘Ber brig Rival, Shipley, 5 days fm Hi fore we sai order. x, with fish, to Bache Brig "Savannah, Dixon, ee Savannah, with cotton & rice, to Stary Clearman & Bret P Beekn "Avery, 18 days from Apalachicola, to Brett PR. Big Franklin, Patton, from Gusyama, Brig Osceola, Child, from the C BIiE Macfortan, Joknsoe, 32 days from St Marks, with cot ton, to ED Hurlbut & Co, Schr Oroca, Rush, 4 days from Baltimore, wiith mdse, to Johnson & Loud te he Fran 4 days from Georgetown, with mdse, to Sturges, Tesigpan & Co. Bossen,4 days from Wilmington, Ni nchester, Turtill, 3 days fm tie ‘with mdse, Jough, 16 days from St Marks, (St Demingo,) wood 50 bags coffee, to A C partlett, , fm Attakapas, wit Mier, April 10, from Santa Martha, The cook was lost overboard in a with 95 tons lo Schr T B master. Schr China Samaria, New Granada, with m gale of wind. Schr Filavilla, et 12 days from Charleston, with rice, to n, 24 days from Noma Veith eo in co from B, with'schr Effort, for New York. 17th inst, lat 26, lon 79 12, spoke ship Merchant, 60 days from Liverpool, for Havan : Schr Mary, Robins, Newbern, NC, with naval stores, to B Schr Henry Chase, Higbee, 2 days from Philadelphis, with Bloss: ize, to Lin st Sehr ‘Mary. ‘Jane: Peck, Griskell, Richmand, with coal. hed to ys from Brazos St J: les, to J Jewett & Sor James Hall, C: sh, fr Hi a Bark Home, Gr Baltimore.) Wingate, 49 days from Rio de , 16 days from Havana, with 10. , from Limerick and 5 days from Bermuda, w! i provisions, ke. Also, 1 ship, and brig 4 Packet Augusta, Newvitua; and others. antl de Grasse, Havre; Unicom, Cork; brigs ‘Washington, Londonderry; Tonquin, —— = Miscellaneous Record. Letter bags of steamer Camania, for Hi will close th es fax and Liver day at 3¢ past do’clock, ut the Exchang Letters’ can be prepaid se tste odlice,totey gerd ‘tue ship Westauxsren, for London, will sil at 10 o'clock, this mornin The ship Covusra, for Liverpool, will sail on Saturday, May 1, at 120’elock. Letter bags as above. Letter bags of the steamer Camenta, from Boston to Liver pool, will close at Kenyon’s Letter Office, 70 Wall street, at 10 minutes to 5 o'clock The Westainster, Capt Hovey, for London, will sail at Wc ° clock. 7” Weare again under obligations to Caj euoe Ieuickerbocker, for ip from the of London News. wow Faanxuin, of Bath—We are requested to state that vessel was spoken off Great E; if arbor, by pilot boat board a pilot. apt Bacon, of the ice of the New bury, and refused to take on Vena Cruz, April Sehr, Vermont drifted from her an chorage inthe gale of the 22d wit. and was wrecked about 30 miles north of Kiverado. “Her crew were taken. prisoners xicans, but apou the application or an officer of the U. States, they were subsequently released. Brig Ellen tran eld ou the Bi Inve. as she’ was laying apse. ihe beach; she brought $1050. Sales were daily taking place of wrecked vessels. Ship Charles was to mile Old Point immediately. Ba. Bank Joun Brastuons, from New Orleans for Cork, in distr id making ‘ore! arleston, went ashore on Stono Breakers dn the 2ith inst. and remained on the 26th. A steamer {rom Charleston was alongside when last seen. Sxoor Hannrer, Holmes, of and fm Plymouth, with nails nda deck lond of wood, ia coming, throngh the. Gangw chasset, rocks) Boston, , strmck on th mp sunk. Her dec it above water at Jow tide. It fssunposed the vessel a eh ™ Ship Mi Hi f New ) Gray, fr Me i Ship Mamolin (of New Or Cay, from Mobile, for Brg er from Portland for M tanzas, April 20th, ESE 15 miles of Dont le Hosted Shot Ship Apri’2h, fat 2332, lon April is, lata, Tom 38 si ashi tern Fr showing a white si ma red a4 > , from New Orleans for NYork, is not the JR border, | letters af F.C it. d—she does not carry faba wee. ‘of mainmast and mi Whiton, Gelston, 0 dn s ‘fom iNew York for Monte- fornia ‘Jan 27th, lat 56 hip Montrexet,? robably ‘tones (er 16 for Society, Islands.) Jan 27th ‘iNlow, of poh 17 days from with loss. wpe loa il 12th, Iat 19 40, Jon 56 50, ate, from London for New York, April 24, off Cape Ip Marion, fg London for Baltimore, off Cape Hemry. NP Pain Gem kone for r Butimore FoR patker, fragn Cork for olyasn, or Henry. bn Mary’ Herbert, from Halihx’ for Fredericksburg, April 27-0ff Cape Henry. Br. brig Primrose, from Liverpool, for Alexandria, short of prgvinions Abril, off ape Hien. Burke Montgomery. Hard from Baltimore for Valparaiso, April 1, Int @8, lon ‘Whalemen. Aut at New London, April 28, ship Venice, Lester, fm NW Const, NZealand, Dee 15, with 2600 bbls oil (350 sp)’ 16,000 Ibs bone.’ Heard from about Dec 15, Peruvian, Brown. ) Peie yan aith, kat 36 28, tons 90, spoke shi Cortex, NB, clean, who reported, no date, Se, Colum it, 100 sp reat ag Harhor April’26, ship Tuscan, yycjor const Vi 1300 ‘bbls wh oil, sp 19.000 beth, Mi Cl Hands, Left at atkland Inland Son $8,"Johe an %, lat 46, lon same Pr 180 160 sp, bound home soon, New Bedford, 27th, ship Roman, Shockley, NWO, Sunpentanp, April2—Sid Tascred, Foster, Balt; Radical, NYork; Rover, Philad TEPER S Analoston, Dorry, from Georgetown, Just arr; Wits: Parker, for Arecibo, 3 Babe next day; schr Eurotus, Kelly, for Boston," 3 days; and th Warenronn, April 3-Sld Dowues, Doody, NYork, Home Ports. Barn, April 29—Arr schs Planet, Hawes, Baltimore. Bostox, April 28—Arr bark Globe, Theobold. Cork; brig Nereus, Masury, Munsanilla; schr bi Smith, Narlolk. Alto arr Targe ‘fleet of easier, schrs with hay, wood, kc. Pelegraphed, ‘brig Charlotte, Signal for a bar Cid. ships Sunbeam, Windsor, New Orleans, (2d clearance); Enphensia, uta, Alexandria, to load yr L Sh ler, Holme: By brigs Robert ‘al do; schrs_Geo, Pol- lock, sweet Wixon, Norfolk and ichmor der, Collins, and Mandarii brigs Ac ipert meh ‘Geo Pollok, an roads brig Ror. Cuartrston, April —Arr brigs Arabi. jag: N Or- texas Baal Joes, Payior Philadelphia; Forest, Verina,dn: Mary, Farrow,’ Tai 0 put in ng to head the ‘hase Brombroom sefil rasa ore With caro ichters alongride, #6tn, cla; brig Parte Hico, (3 N 2oaet brig Sul nerise th, Chai kN rig Zulods, Cudworth, Char- ae ‘chs Elita Lawton, Cormefl, ax@’ Florida, Mathew! ten, April 24—Arr achrs Philadelphia, Ro You’ for Hallowell; Francis, Sweet, ton,’ for sloop Clarissa, Camden, for NYork; 25th, Smalley York; Clarendou, Thomaston, for ‘sloop Harkless, Rodgers, NY ork. ele April 21—Arr Br ship Columbus, Cowing, Liver- go Brewster, Lincoln, Liverpool; Eliza, ee inei-dor sehr Glider Lovell, Boston. New Haven, April 26—Arr schr Cleopatra, Burroughs bai sid, "bark Magnolia, Montague, Foe Riess eaaeo Giles, Havana; ae AY Hotchkiss, Kelsey, Philadelph Ncw Lonoo, April 27—~Arr Prus brig Dido, Damer, from NYork to load oil for Stet New Ontsans, April 0—Arr thie May Flower, Crabtree, Vera Craz; Alfred, Pendleton, Liver kes Gi Br) Lennox, do; Industria, (Span I en Se eaten fiakens ary, Metay Warren Hastings, (Bs) Masi, Lave (Br) Poo! vemberton, (Br) Hen beth Denison, Spencer, Vera Cruz. Westcott and F Borg Werks ; ROVIDENCE, “Abel So Ar rb, Mary Jene, Lermond, Mo- bile; below, 2 fore and aft schrs and 2 sloops; brig Sea remains ashore, a5 pafore reported. Cla, brig Almeds, Rowland, Apa: lachicolas Sid, brig Almeda; schrs Doane, Millstone Pointy to Toad tor for charleston; Mary, Howland, Baltimore; T Peterkin, Aver; ‘SaLem, April 27—Cld brig Zane, Ropes, Rio Grande; Sid, brigs ‘Lubocr ‘aud. St Lawstaces sche George, Heaty’ Clay Pallas, NYor ‘Savanwan, April 4—Arr schr Henry Jenkins, Ws ans, Kin ston, (1). Cid bark Isaac a i. NYork. Sid Br McBride} pool Naomi, Wilson, Patching, Ohio, Briggs, N York adison, Paxton, do; Ster Wits, Boston; sclirs Knapp, do; Caroline, BS ier, dos) Mary, Chase, NYork; "Lucy Blake, Buxton’ Mayan. Winsixoton, April 27—Arr 26th, schrs A F Thorn, Sand- ford; Exchangy Clark, from NYork; Caroline ton; Gassabeas, Foster, do; brigs Caroline & Mary, Hi reshall, from New York; Adel: yt a Baker, Providence, Rl. brik Aztec, Coombs, for New Orleans; schr ‘A HS Are tor New! York. ‘Schr, Wilmington, back to Smnithville 25th, on account of a le to be at the bow port. gins, do; Cine ton, ea schr Hiss, put which was found Will be caulked and goto sea again immediately. By Last Night's Southern Mail, Herald Marine jence. 29, 4 P.M. brigs Myra PHivapecenta, Aj ark Leda, Ruark, N do; Gen Taylor. Colly, do; sehrs Jerusalem, Orcutt, Mary G Adams, Magonin, New York; Pacific, Pres jennett, do; Emerald, Snow, St Shawmut, Tribne. Caidenas; Convoy, Irelind N Pouer, NYork; brig IT, Delaware, Cresse, hrs 1 nent » Backaloe. N Havens Hatoka, Jones, ry, ship Sterli Barstow, Chi vie dence’ , Wealdwell, © Norwi *y Clark, Micon itagshait joston Rackett, N Bedfor Me die A lexan Bill Hiaven: Georg a eat, N York; Al i ‘ass, oj Brandy wine, Stevenson, Newark 6 ets John Picldla, Serene, Liverngol, berk Vern erpool; oe e Mel | af Brazos St Jao; hey ae vier , Pawtae! ‘018 B Davis, Ben- amin, New Yorks Hud , Foster, Not Conn: Corne- in, Hacker New Bedford, Arnral Jon . Flushing, N Mary Ellen, Sherman, Stony Point, Spates, rt; Alexander, Bill, New Haze Jand, Portemout! seri few March 28, brig Acomite, lat 12 38 folk, 29, bark Bt Lawrence, at 9178) lon nc 8650, ton an Amer ignal, white Heettwe black balls. oes frye ran, eater Grimby Ayler, ‘Trinkdad di jonne’ ieeten fre tens Trent, Bi A ror rown "i ‘alte er icks, NYor York river's bark deeply lade Rive’ x harlotte, ark EXmpres Pratt, for Rio de Ja- Nautilus, Allison, Gree- York; New brig A et Mimeacole Mayet Aneel e Henry ames reir Roads—Bark B aig tone jen Cork; Br sehr Chal jing, land; sehr J'B Lindsay, Henions W Henion, the wall, end aid i 10 be deck, which i: is to be 15 feet in diameter, an tern’ byacthe hur orupber and lower, Tnghes to be through the stone cover tum buttons and handles. 15 inches in diameter. be ventilators draught of air, aud constructed in sue the wet. Twenty inches outsi is to be an iron railing, square, to run up 3 feet, an wien New York. Pe amo 5 rey a oe peinecived se Hh . ees aN 19 ries aoe yep cele Se. in pate J ie ‘pe hes feliowing ites sr eins A ous OUNDATION. called Exe- bin ree bionas i niSa?ose ie Vo for the site of I f jient thi An curb 0 eine jaune, of Sng font enene 7" close coffer dai irae yn of elas fala}. Cushberese, slisa uence. sic Louisville; G. Cot | Rare oa) tusasier Ba iE" Beach, Hartiord; Pumped out aud the rock etc dovin level le, M._Siapson ay Talcott, fin ‘The rock not being of wlficient extent to receive thes f full i Alexandeiai | ‘yi iit | iter o ag alg, tm Saar ie doses ce Mu vie THE |ONRY. ood, ade, M. i . each, ¢ Feld ‘M. nae. va tor: J. neh aes ei i cated granite, making whole stat of oston; L. ite, Syract urse a ardsou, Boston: 1H. Howard, Provideuce. as tere ames ‘the imanaer of con the wai masoury; is by Jog. tly ore, thereby apes ene Soma ree. rf came ‘ommmeuce ihe wall of the sue rstructure, 23 feet in diameter at the base and carried up 4t Neer era ack of the lantern, where it isto'be 1d feat 10 dia J. | eter, The wall at the ches thick—u base is to be 3 fee: 6 firat fons courses are to-he op Sf hi up vertically on the inside wall is to,be carried up anify so be tfost ¢ to be of hamm tthe b of hy oor and window ‘Tite lower is to be covered with three stones, eons or hie Cement; rebates are shatters of suitable size for the ‘9, receive them. hi \ inebes st the outer cd sad aa ceo i pen ving ni Linea Select Og Shige the dean oe ana Cu Clark and lms Mia. Car, Bangor, &. wae abv thea er fee shall be One inch lower Palmyra; A.D. Williams, se yti antine Coetre Sort ot See 08 theory umrentie to, ie A, ifford and I yi ata ii New Bedfo Peg et rte hd, ply fare teat Waker oe tN Raa tie, 2p y'at inches’ a rebate into‘be out in the deck for * WINDOWS, DOORS, Ke. ce ‘There are to be twelve > eontain exch aix lights uble thiekness, te have aoa “Shera Newburgh: C. Davis, eb siile - Worth ds, J, Mealtiser, “Alb stay fog ith uae pan ad. a ee jackson, Cazeno A is 1. Exton Tales Bonen wwe Warreu rad rpg yeoninapen ee bys foe oe The . Cardigr, Ogdensbuirgh; D. Bishop, | hinges ofthe doorand winow shutters are (0 ef copper, and velt, do; ioe ae wood work of the exterior to be of the best ins 3. Thatcher, Coun. nn GO Wood heart pine, well seasoned. “There are to be provided and put propeberys 5, Faxae, Albears D.B. Wi up, two iron eranes, with tackle for hotgtiag up Phe boat, also a Hj *Vassa’ Pougheespaie? BY: Vessas, dort mule copper ladder for the entrani eu ae wept cistern capable ofhoiding ‘{/600 gallons, is to be con- R. Betts, Albany: W. McShee, Home, N. YA. A Ross, CE ee en ees ett vasst iron fannel is to be provided New York; B. Munson, do Goampeny, ‘Worcester; and a eee fe in the build 7. Davis, Phu iH, Nk Jewell 5M. New Yor! THE FLOORS, te. J.8. Wrigl M. Walah, Liverpool; w Nichols, Texas: | | Thereare tobe fous hoor Composed of iron girders, covered M. Johnsgo, New York: M. cern dai INK att with North River slate, laid in cement. ‘The stairs, the steps, SFr Greenport, L. Mi: Pracocb, Phila.; R. H. Hart, New and risers, are to be cast iron, with a hand rail and balusters of York; MM. Agnew, do, GH. Curtis, sonn.; H. W, Harris, do; | wrought irom, fe C. R, Buel 33. W. Thompso poston Hi 1 Thembuon There are to be. plank partitions a shown on the an, in Leinrencer dort N. Lawrences dé: Davis Wilton do; Neches | Bich are to be six doors exch, 2 tn hese - 0: |. Lawrence, avis Wilson, do; Nathan che Thus Ui iickey, dos 6. i Maat ade! inches, 4 4 Tanneled’ ne inches thick; an Ve nse poow's Horst. . A. Cooley, Norwich; Pacher, D. Bacher, Conn; C; Mene- vibe ceiling. ph encks outa te ie: feted, ieee eee man, Waterbu: hee Gen aie Tob. Bi Brown, red, lathed and plastered, with good lime mortar, well Chicago: B.C ips, Providen , Boston: Mr | smouthed. ae: rk, imore: 5 cox, New Haven; T. a, Middictomns c bey There fata bales datheoee Lantern of wreught iro mufficient diameter te contain in each side hta, of which the two middle ones are to be 24 ide lights to be 24 by-9, and the four remaining 12 by, Gall of French ase of eutable thickness: |‘There is also to be in exch nde of wth ht ve glazing, one copper pan at each comer of the octagon, % inches high isto bea a inch onthe face and two inches deop—the poste are to Vase and secured two and-n-hal re 5 the bel the top of the posts | és a0: aie Philad: ee of the Prete ithe poets f scot i Wedhingtons f- Moore, Rahs yi FB eight rites inc thigh an tg inch deep; 1 Tr J. 8. Hadden, Delaware, . | verge to the centre of the roof, and to b Decure in an iron asorg Py: Rich A taoenton, Ve 2B. Nay Mi The flea To diameter, and s0 ax to cause the roof to Tise Ban Weds htawley, SiTrenteus FGould, | ? Peer ye bene rom framed doce in one of the. sides of T, sto shut tly into door is tobe fared it tz ‘The cepper covering to the roof ee te) weigh 32 ounces to: uuperficial ‘of the roof there is to bea Araversing ventilator In four sides of the octagon there are = e CO! es for arto rqude @ manneras to ex ts of the lantern, there fluches mo be covered with col ikch deep. Fy fitted in the posts of which are to m staat i {N. BsM-8: | secured with lead. “There is to be one horizontal iron ral Rogers Athens Peet dt Boyd, New York b. Hopkins, Gt inch square, lantern and railing o be painted with ae Barrington; F. Hamner, Hartlord; 0, Burr, Troy oil, pat, the woodwork to have two, coats of eil ll, Sug Harbor; 1. A. bavage, New Haven; William Wall, "Fhote's'to be faruiahed and fited up asuisable copper Somers. | Figitaing eonduetor. ‘The whole 0 OS Pent in a work- Howanp a maulike manner, on or before the 1sth day of November next. ‘W, Wiles, New York; A. Fria 4.0; WontsAls | "No payment tobe made to the contractor f G. McDonald, Hartford, R; Church, Bal j He Alden, | until itshall he en completed, inspected ae fpproted by Hamfugn Bi teu Alb A Wid J. | the undersigned, Mector and, dent of Lights, or jamiltor a any A uch appoint for E. & oH. hy es "LAWRENCE. re abe 0 il ons; O. Sweet Ht ve tei ja; O. I n.; D. I K JOHNSON, 17 Duane street, near Chatham street, is ou B. Bs . Biempson in; W. Walt weil known as the most successful yenetht over in New bany: Helghan, Cananda gua; 1)... Ohio; J- Norton, | York'in the treatment of delicate disuases, Fer the las Aniold, Providence, J. My inss.; T'-Saunders, | years Dr. JOHNSON enjoyed the moet Waihngion J. Thompson, Vermon Beattie, Cle private diseases of any me y Mi. Bassett, Vag Case, do; W. M SI''Shiphinstoue: | tors reputation for skill in those old. haif-eared eases that ha New York; J. Hili,do. existed for years, is pre-eminent. No master how long oh zw ExcLanp Ho: may have Gleet, Stricture, Ulcers upon the, body, or in the A. Pierson, New Valley: N. Mitchell, waived ot nose, pains the head and bénes of the legs, effec Turner, Ellenvijle; E. Briggs, Jr., Mass; A. T. C tually cured. ' Constitutional weakness, brought ou by a necret wich; G. Wads Mi indulged in by ‘young men, ca eee jous dreams and nightly en cent cases cured n Hore. Mr. Hanson, eh Sei Stockbridge; W, Haveritous H. Rogers, New Haver Gould, msi Cs Dubois Paid, Giles Badious ate ‘Kingston. ar ie Sa Narionat,, at be eve, Newho, jand, Adison Stone, do; Daniel B. Price, Pa; Miss H. B. ‘Child, “ions ‘ion ell and lady, Trenton, N. J;_C. W. Olmster, Michigan: ri Boston; Horatio ton, D ©; William P. Cox, Philad this disease; and mild cana cured in debi men, teau,, and, tale Npratdepale ai | Port Wine per, Hes ie peers 30 positively cured. t Mercur ‘o alteration in diet, er pre Post paid letters, containing $8 for in four days, without M jon from’ business, vei advice, attended to. No charge made unless cured. a2e tm? y R, COOPER, N DUANE street, between Chatham and ‘William streets, has for the last eset odes Se eulgyed the moxt exteusive practice in private diseases of an New York. He can cure the most agi two to hive ii. a ture—Doctor Cooper has discovered a new method by wh he can cure the worst form of stricture in from, weeks, with scarcely any pain to the patient. ybroughton by a secret habit, indulged in by young when too freely indul yepepsia, the limbs and small of the Sather Seateatoa of xt vate’ weakness tellect, and ave rsion to society. A cure ‘warranted in every case, or ug e. No mercury used, Im’ HANDIER 2 AND WIN Wor w fe at the und ed, Bra J.J. Dupuy, ‘Bowemant ey sack, in falves and quarters Cette—in bee an ton quarters. ‘Maderia, London ‘Dock, Sicily ‘and Lisbon, in 4 esand quarters, Sherry, in quarters au Lyte sharon? nwt dy. | Also, Cognae Brandy (uow Jacding ex brig PEatite, dines Se rng nee | from Bordesus, in inlves and quart eh MYERR & CO, a cs wee gh Weise NY, | 228 1mere uth William street, H. iB Bowtan, Uticas Boat Lyons Var GRATES —Upon an sind new. prin fart, Hartford; H.P. Cook, St Lawrence; C. 8. Peck, West ranted not to get out of orders they have wow been in usu Bloomfield; A, Ransom, East Bloomfield vandon, Phi- | for aver two years, hi ‘of Builders, hia; L. B. ton, St. Li . W. "Cour | lakgers, and o royerty anywcegard for the yous for | limbs of our citizens, are advi them. A. sample , W's, 86 Huda street, New York P, B. Lowe, New Jersey, G. Eales, P. phys, Mont comer D. W. Bedient, New York: fhite, Mr. Pierce maf + Foxborough, Ma: Mra Manlio Phil ; John’ Rogers; Manshelds, Mans Charies omfield, Ohio; J. Stanton, jun, Strykersville, N. ¥ Por, B Frank! Geo. theorsx, John Fairfield, am Erwan, John thomas Quimby, z raconrt Tauntoi Minois; Tra Grom Rariounn Hora pj Donelly, Caukill; J, Lane, Muddecports H, Spruce, Phila: Langley. Michig: arder, Scencatela; J. Lay, tek unt, Jamarea; C. Wolle, do J. Bish PD, Genesee; i Fay. Rochester; 'T. Gillman, d est, inasbea Davis, Lockport; A. Harm Michigan; W. Byron; 8, Hatheld, do; W. Mills, Union © ‘lege: Butta Haines, do; D M desi M New York; E. Crehore, Boston jifford, Lowell Tayton’s Horne. J. Pein, Buffalo; A: avis sR Wighepan, N York; v. Mr. jiddletown, Ct.; H, »bott, Water. town, iy wCatpenter, Bristol, Gl; M.A-Jones, Ol sses McKenney, Boston; 8. D. Alton, 'N Hyde. Reading: H. H. Waldo, Edeneston, Otsego Co.; D. B, Randal, Western Hoten. H. Bidwell, Hartford; G. Wemar, Tenessee; O. D. Wood- mt, Hartford; W. Greg gory, Mount Upton, New Yo Cal ah Wet Trays Vin oh 3 "ange, hitehail me 8. Johnson, do: A. ugh; J.C. Griswold J. M, Todd, Waterford, nd lady, Union Village; C, Halbrook, Poughkeep rkson, Albany; J. Pulaski; A. © Sink pie county: HL Darth, do; E- P Chupbuek’ Lock- json, Poughkeepsie: J. 'G. Metcalf, Providence: 4 RO Billings, © W. Bliss, Pitsfield id; A. ville, All aat. Ohio; New York; B. ‘Wright, Lockport « fast’ Hampton; EB. HH. ivde. Washington. count ih in Ys Gerth Aneesh Ww! Norwich G: Hayden, do, Usiren States Hores. Mr. Thompson, Hartford, ‘se vinnre8 e J.P. Stow, Ala; V. Bradle, Airs. Bradlee ‘8. Wilson, Alay 'G. N: Seranton, Fairhaven; H. & ontaiue N ch, Fair! MW. Neck,’ Virginia; B. Fowler gr’ 11, Detro 4 PD Badger, Boston; Wo 3H Kendall, ar gE. Mi ‘G. Hotchkisy, N. Haves 1, Meriden ong hy 4 rum, Snifield; G. Sexton, Eagirei 7,0. H. Dinneway, Bristol; C. Sto ord; oS Wooribr ke, ling fe Mis Iton, Conn; G. Macey, Springfield; Ht. N. Yor! Ke. Hoge, Hartford J. James, Rain a 8.,W. Griswold, Capt. By P. Norton, Hartford, Lu li jana; J° Foote, N. Haven; Capt- Churchill; Poruan er Herald. Saw off and off age ship, at ecahorbs th bound up. Saw inves ht bark, bound u fh barks Cid ships Mace oni, Jack, Li {Srewl Aptiara, Havre: perks Hiecry’ Bleltar’ Core, Hens: | Busan W Lind, be mh and a market; brig Osceola, Ba: jorer, Auburn RANOYWINE CORN MEAL—NOTICE TO SHIP B Pee the subscribers, Millers at rendre tN re Mealy ie th beg leave to notify shippers of Kilnedried t they, are liable to be deceived by an imitation ig Prandywin Meal. vie and one at We in New York, e bestdenerveral in re of Pe " rk of the xubserib ag ns lis, please hen ition to the words dy mine, the names of th Also, used oo ll ‘ork, cers John Le B sets & onand len & Paxson. An experence of upwards of 70 | nitors and themselves, i the Tpenafecure of Kinde, Eom Meni | Justifies them in saying that they will Maeh an article,” which | | will keep for any desirable Tengo exe fn ) 1 climates. ie Hieeco. rec, 28 1m ATED SOAP OF Had Ayr aita Mel | DW AY'S A CHINES! “4 RAPE AF INDUCES G RS eI DUNTRY TRAD ‘The ‘many able toilet emollient, for, parifyin lly removing, pimples,” blote pustules, ring: | Yeyainelar hee vender it-an. indispensable’ article | of the toilet. ‘Traders and merchants visi the city will | do well to procure a supply of this valuable Soap, as i will pay them mbar to Senge tp than any other article of Sold at onan chu, 121 Fulton street; A jurger, ae nere idagy re ‘vat & i bua a; Wi. tail ot Haig cents at 241 Broad wa: Te:| Troon MARH Is COOPER: No tr Burling Bip. i. ‘Re: | can be seen at J. B. Wi WM. Re ‘ TSON, Hardware’ Merchant, Reauk Aveaue, Jersey € HE IMMBASURABLE SUPERIORITY ou RAUD’S Italian Medicated Soap over every other prepa- ration for beautifying the complexion. is so uaiversally, cone thateven the feul tongue of detraction is becoming ; and ceries most brilliantly cle ne, Which nent y Fragrant as the Lak oP staee tt dlipesgeas selightiGt aroma: Misdlaieeties the choicest éullings of Hippocrene, its singular powers are effectively displayed in the removal of all eutan ments—such as pustules, riagworms, saltrheum, morpheu tan, freckles, sunburns, redness, roughness, chaps, cracks an chafes, Gouraud’s Poudre Subtile ¢ astonishi tical property of uprooting supe hair from fo lips, cheeks, arms, Ke., without injury to the most nay and bear in, mind that the gennine lix Gouraud enn be obtained at his depo, sore from, Broudway. “AgenteHates & ‘ashington street, Beston; Brown, i Cheat awe “CLOTHING. a, HE CHEAPEST €o pents and boys Fashionabl ‘and Clothin hment in New York, is J. VANDERBIL' oe 3% Maiden Lane, between Wi Na ¢ found over five the ier of elegance that cannot be surpasse 11, as you can save from three to seven dollars on a ‘ault Bar {ager ere 36 Maiden Lane. ES—ESTABLISHED A. D. WOit THE, SUPPRESSION OF QUACKERY —The Members of the New York College of Medicine and Pharma- fished forthe suppression of quackery ou particular attention to all diseases of Gan confidently promise to persons requiring medi- cal trestment,a safe and permanent core, with at njury tothe Soestiewtion oF confizesorat from buntas ‘aida are. pare ticularly requested to make application to. the Collen the first aprearance of those diseases, asa vast amount of suffering ay be thus avoided. ‘One of the members of the College, for many years Connected with the principe) hospitats forth iY sufeation daly 7 from, aM. “Tg serena eriuu— Advice and Neate TMESRAN NT HS. COUN TRE TAY REISE porene living in the countey, finding it inconvenient to make per nat applicalion, can have forwarded to them a chest. con ing all medicine requisite to: perform a radical cure, by stating their case exniicity, together with all symptoms, time of cou traction, aud treatment received elsewhere if any, and. enclos- ing $5, post paid, addrossed to, W.'8, RICHARDSON, M.D. 95 Nassau street, New York. VELPEAU'S SPECIFIC PILLS, the rdieal cure of gonorrhoen. gett, seminal emis nd all mocopurafent discharges from the ‘rethra me reanit of twenty Fears eyPerience in pital de Charite in Fess, are pronounced by their cele! rated Inventor, Profesor Velpean, ax an iataliie remedy for al Mey need lading the breath,” die ithout tal meme oreoufinement “from ba PEERY nF Ey re aad Pharmacy, oF the City of N colons of mended fo a ena of ely produced reyindeence orexcess of any kind. ‘Icis at, invaluable pny fog oteuce, senility, oF bareanesy, ales depend f ser of half ¥ donen $5; ent a er cag cee of les dven #5: carefully CORD'S ALTERNATIVE MIXTURE, OR the permanent cure of primary or secondary syphitis, r Slept, nade, any cpa vroduced by aa iy in jous use of mercury, or unskilful medical treatment persons suspecting veneresl taint remainine in tet dould'use this powerttl purities without delay" ce np Perens can. ‘ty ted himself safe after ing the venereal disease, without ighly cleansing the system with this justly cele- Brgeadera if +o ir $i hy if hs in single bottles at $1 each; in cases If a di $5; carefully packed and sentto all parts of the Unione” | CONCENTRATED EXTRACT OF SARSAPARILL RiP AN TRAGER AAS * REPARED | by the New York College of P Medicine nd armacy, established for the suppression of quack retined ahd highly” concentrate laa fr edaldenlls soeommmertiod Wy tbs Eoligae ce FiQr tO a extract of Sarsaparifia at present before the public, and may be relied on as acertain remedy for all diseases. arising {roman | ianpure state of the blood, such as serofula and saltrheuim. ring worm, blotches or pimples, ulcers, pain in the bones or nodes, cutaneous eruptions, wieerated sere throat, or any. die! ake ing from the secondary effects of syphilis’ or an inj wicio old 75 cents. $3:50 one doren ¢ Gog for forwarded to all ‘A very liberal disc Office open from 8A. 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