The New York Herald Newspaper, November 18, 1847, Page 4

Sake and Lieut. Col, Fremont) refuse to obey eis wh DARI. A At ing RES ‘ol Bewron—Put them in. (And they were put in.) follows: — and Lieut. Col. Fremont) refase toobey my orders and the instructions of the President ” Was it after the close of your interview of the same day with Lieut, Colonel Fremont, that you wrote that letter and reported hia absolute refusal to obey your orders, when, sone to your direct testimony of that interview his declaration was conditiooal, to wit: that he would and see Com Stockton, and ifhe did appoint him the nm immediately, he (Fremont) would not obey im! A. I wrote that letter, as well as can remomber, after that {aterview with Lieut. Col. Fremont, and after he had left me; and 1 bad beard nothing further from him Q. In that letter ocour these words : “and as! have no troops ia the country under my authority, excepting afew dragoons, | have no power of enforcing them.” Now, what did you mean by enforcing them? A I meant if | had had troops wader me, I never would have permitted a junior offloer to disobey my orders Q. Did you not write to the Secretary of War on the 10th March, 1847, end is not thia a true copy of that let- ter? [Paper passed up. A. Tdid write a letter to the Adjutant General on the 15th March, 1847, and I believe that to be a true copy, as Yar as it goes, from the original. The copy, however, is not complete. Jopas Apvocate—Can you supply a copy for the court Grex. K —Yes. I have it here in my letter book, sir. {After some conversation as to reading the extract faruished by the accused, he stated that it was the ex. roased desire of the Departments that no more should ¢ taken feom tho letters on file than applied to the mat- ters in issue brfore the court. Hence the extract io question The court decided that the whole letter shouid be read and put on the record, agreeably to a rule already adopted. The letter was then read, and the followiag iz the extract presented to the court by tho apoused Heapqoantens 10ru Mititany Derartaent, a Monreney, (California) Mateh 16, 1847, (No. Sin :—As the ship Savannah fs gotting ready to leave for New York, avail myself of the opportunity to write y her. Accompanied by Captain Turner, 1st dragoons, and Lieutenant Warner, Topographical Engineers, [ left San Diego on the 3tst May, as | informed you I should do, in ? ‘appointment of Lieut, Col. Fremont, as Governor of Califorais, made ay Commo- ‘Stockton, bad been approved Pees President. He ‘was not relievad from the duties of Governor till the Ist March, when | assumed those duties myself. Q. Was that the only mode in which he was relieved? A, It was, Q’ Did Com, Shubrick, acoording to your instructior of Nov. 6, 1846, relinquish to you the administration the civil government of California, and if so, when? ‘A. lam not aware that Com. Shubrick assumed at aay time to administer the civil government of Califor- nia. Q. Were there avy ottier orders from you to Lieut. Col. Fremont, viz,: to bring the archives Los An- oe to Monterey, and to re-organise the Calffornia bat- jon? A. The order of 10th Military Department, No. 2, of March Ist, and my letter to hi of tae oma taon, ps the only orders to my recollection given to him. With those communications to Lieut. Col Fremont was a copy of General Order, No 49, establishing the 10th Military Department, aed the joint circular of Com. Shubrick and myself of the lst March. I recollect no other orders sent to Lieut. Col Fremont. Q. Did you write an official order’ to Lieut. Col. Fre- mont, dated the Ist March, and ia this a copy of thesame? {Paper passed to Gen, K} > A. This is my writing, and this is my note. (Read, as follows}: — Heapevantens, l0rit Murtary DerartMent, Monterey, Upper California, March 1, 1917 Sin—By department order No. 2, of this date, which will be handed to you by Capt. Turner, 1st dragoons, Acting Assistant Adjutant General for my command, you will see that certain duties are there required o1 ig cominander of the battalion of Califorma volun- ere, In addition to the duties above referred to, | have now to direct that you will bring with you, aud with as little delay as possible, all the archives, public documents and papers, w | receive them from your hands at this plaoe, the capital ot the country. I have directions from the General-in-Chief not to de- tain you in this country against your wishes, a moment wy letter of the day previous I reached this port on the oth February. much gratified on finding the ship Independence, ‘ommodre Sbubrick, and’ the ship Lexington, which had brought out Captain Tomp- kios’s company 3d artillery. On my showing to Commodore Shubrick my instruo- tions from the War Department of June 34 and 18th, 1846, he was at once prepared to pay all proper respect to them; and being at that time the commander-in- ohief of the naval forces on this etation. he acknowledged ms as the head and commander of the troo which Commodore Stockton and J.ieutenaat Colonel Fremont had hitherto refused He then showed me the inatruc- tions to Commodore Sloat, of July 12,from the N. D partment, received by the ship Lexington at Vi 2d Dec er, and which he had brought with him from das they contuiaed directions for Commodore ake charge of the civil affairs in California, 1 immediately told Commodore Shubrick that | oheerfully nequieeced, and was ready to afford him any assistance in my power, We agreed upon our separate duties, and I then went to the bay of San Francisco, taking with me Lieutenant Halleck, of the engineers, besides Captain enant Warner, when we made a recon- jection of sites: ipping in the ourity of the land forces, Colonel Mason, lat dragoons, arrived at the Bay Feb 12, with letters an instructious tome from Washing- ton, as lat as Nov. 6th, and was accompanied by Lieut ‘Watson, of the Navy, with instructions to Commodore Shubrick. On my return here, nud on my showing to Commodore Shubrick my instructions, and seeing his. we deemed it advisable to intorm the people of Califor. nia, at once, of the President's instructions to us, and we jointly issued a circular on the Ist March, and I. with.bis approval, and that of Commodore Biddle (who arrived on the 2d) issued @ proclamation on the 4th (dated the let) a copy of which paper in print is closed herewith Upon Commodore Biddle’s arrival had s fell w beef I gentlemen, and to add that so long aseither continues in command of the naval forces on the station, there is no possibility of any other than a cordial aad harmonious co-operation be tween us. On the 2d instant, | sent Captain Turner to the Ciudad de los Ange carrying with him depai ¥ nd my letter to Lieut. Colo: mont, both of March lst, a copy of which is enclo have not heard of his arrival there onthe 5th instant. Colonel Stevenson, with thres companies of his regimeat (the7tu New York voiun'eers) arrived at the Bay 0) San Francisco. on learning which I issued orders No 4, # copy of which ia enclosed. The heavy ordnance and stores brought out by that regiment will be landed at Franeisco, and be protected by the command to be stationed there 4 4 bs ta * From the large amount of ordnance a res sent to California by the department, I presum» the territory never will be restored to Mexico. And it should not be Should it be restored, Mexico could not possibly hold it three months. [he people in the territory (Californi- ans aswell as emigrants) would resist Mextoan authority, and there would follow dissensions. quarrels, and fight- ing between them, till humanity would compel our gov- ernment to interpose s strong arm to puts stop to such eivil ‘war, and to take the country agaiz under her pro- tection, The Californians are now quiet, and | shall endeavor to keep them so, by mild aad gentle treatment. Had they reoeived such treatment from the time our flag hoisted here in July last,{ belisve there would have been Uttle or no resistance on their part. They have been most cruelly and shamefully abused by our people—by the volunteers (American emigrants) raised in this part of the country, and on the Sacramento. Had they not resisted, they would have been unwortby of the name of pose. . . . . . . . Very respectfully, your obeJiont servant, rf 'W. KEARNY, Brig. General. Brig Gen’l R. Jones, Adj’t Gen. U. 8. A., Washington. {The residue of the letter from the lettér book of Gen Kearny, by consent, was supplied to the Court. It isa desoription of the country of California, its population, climate, resources, Ko. Q_ You stated t the circular issued by Com. Shu- beick and yourself, was drawn up on the ist March, and dated on the 4th. Now, when was that circular promulgated? ‘A. [stated no such thiog (and Gen. K, referred to the letter). Q You say in the letter of the 16th March, that you “issued a clroular on the Ist March, and that it was dated on the 4th.” Now when and where was that pro- clamation promulgated’ ‘A. It was promulgated throughout California. It was ven in manuscript to the priater on the 4th March Many copies of it were printed and distributed imme- diately after. I believe I have answered the question fally. Teper Apyocark.—I think not, sir. Where was it cau A. The copies were sent by the printer to me and Mr. Larkin, at whose house I was staying, and he took them from me to distribute. The printer, as 1 understood him, distributed some himself. Is that a full answer, sir? Lievt. Cou. Fremont.—At what point 7 Jepox Avvocats —Not a full answer. What day ‘wore they printed? the same day? Con. Bextox.—At whut point? A. They were printed the next day. If the object of the acoused is to ascertain whether Captain Turner took a copy of the proclamation when he went below, I will vay that he did not. Q From what point was the promulgation made? A’ It was made from Monterey, where it was dated. Q In that same letter you say, “He, (Com Shubrick,) showed me a letter from Com. Sloat, with directions to take charge of the civil affairs in California,” and that you cheerfully acquiesced to his authority. Now, was not Com. Stockton as fully in authority under those in- structions when you got to San Diego, as Com, Shu- brick was when you got to Monterey’ A. When | reached San Diego on the 12th December, 1846, Com. Stockton wes there, and in full exercise of all the orders-which he kad received from the Navy De- partm which he had received from Com. Bloat, {also from,the Department] When I got to Monterey, early in February, 1847, Com. Shubriok ‘was there, aud | Koew not of his being at that time at the bead of a civil g>vernment at ali. Q, In the same letter you write ns follows:—“ The alifornians are now quiet, and | shali endeavor to keep them so by mild treatment. Had they received such treatment from the time our flag was hoisted here, in July Isat, I believe there would ha oun little or no re xistance. Ihey have been most cruelly and shamefally abused by our people, nd by the volunteers (American emigrants) raised in this part of the country and on the Sacramento, Had they not resisted, they would have been unworthy of the name of men.” Did you mean to apply that to the volunteers under Lteut. Col Fremont? ‘A. I did apply that to Lieut. Col. Fremont’s command of volunteers. Q_Did you give Lieut. Col. Fremont any notice that you had 80 written ? @ in the ti h of he 17th Q In the last paragraph of your letter of the 1 Japaury, in the word " resistance,” did you mean the little resistance by the Culiforn! Jepax Apvocate—The question was put with refer- ence to the insurrection at Los Angeles in September, 1846, A. did not refer particularly to that time. t uny time ”? @. To what act in Californian does that word “ resis- tance” refer? A. It referred to many acts of the men belonging to the Calffornia battalion, done under the eyes of Lieut Colonel Fremont, which acts I will state, I required to 0 #0. (The Court was cleared to consult upon the question ; and after half an hour it was opened, and the decision of the Court declared to be, that the question be not put, as belonging to a clase of questions beyond the scope of the indietment | Q. When you used the words on the 17th January, in the conversation with Lieut. Col. Fremont, that if he reisted in his course it would unquestionably ruin im, 8 alleced to ha «. Col. my ‘et that time the arr: # bope that a little refl: the error of adi ons to, me. id you make known your int 7 ae Fremont, to Com tania penetee to Com. Biddle, andt think I did to © Shubriok. an | Q. How did you get the letter from Com. Shubrick, | in specification 41h, first « harg to arrest bia! jed. | did not contem- Lieut Col. Fremont. I | n would convines him of | ing to the course fudioated in his let- longer than the necessities of the service may require, and you will be at liberty to leave here after you have complied with these instructions, and those in the order referred to. Very respectfully, your obedient servant, 8. W. KEARNY, Brig. General, and Governor ot Californ: Lieut. Col Fremont, Regiment Mounted Riflemen, Commanding Battalion Lower California Volunteers, Ciudad de Los An; Q. In your letter o directions from the G Col. Fremont a moment longer in the couatry, agaist his wishes, than the necessity uf the service might re- quire, Now, what necessity was there for detaining om ? {The Court was cleared ; and when again opened, it was declared that the question should not be put.) Q. Did he not apply for leave to go to Mexico, alleging that he had a force of sixty men end one hundred and twenty horses, and that hs had pinole and dried beef for their support, and that with tnese men aod horses he oou'd go to Taylor’s right arid join his regiment, end that he believed he [Tayior) was on bis way to Mexico? aud it not, tell what be did say in relation to his going to his regiment ; at what time, after the first March ? A Ina conversation with Lieut Col Fremont at Los out the 10th of May, 1847, he did apply for permission to go und joia Gen faylor’s army. He told me that he hada sufficient number of men, which, with his knowledge of the country, would enable him to get there. I refused to let him go. What his belief was in relation to the movement of his regiment, | do not know. Q_ Did he ask permission to come home after that re- fusal, by a direct route from Los Angeles ? A. He did, and here is his request, (passing @ paper to the Judge Advocate. [It was, however, not the paper, and was withdrawn } A. He did make that reqnest, which I refused. Q. Did you order him to turn over the astronomical instrumen’s belonging to the topographical bureau, anu in his possesion, and which he had used in his explora:ions of the country? A. I did. I forget the exact phraseology of the order. It was made out by my A. A. A. General, Capt. Turner, and I have not a copy of it.* Q. You gave the testimony of the latter part of your conversation with Lt. Col. Fremont at Monterey. Wiil you give the purport of that conversation? ‘A. ‘The purport of the conversation, of the latter part of it, was this: Lieut Col. Fremont came tomy quar tera, at Monterey, on the 26th of March; Col. Mason, of the Ist dragoons, was present; Lt. Col. Fremont said to me that he wished to have some conversation with me; | answered him, | was ready to hold it; he made some re- marks about the presence of Vol. Mason, and I told him that Col. Mason had been sent out bythe War Depart- dent to relieve mein my command in California, as soon as thought proper to leave it, and that there was no conversation which I would hold with him on pub- lic affairs but that it was proper Colonel Masoa shonid be present. Hethen told me that perhaps 1 had Col Mason there to take advantage of some un- guarded expressions of his. Ilis reply to me was offen. sive, and I told him that I could hardly believe that he could come to my quartérs and Pelee insult me Ho made no reply, nor did he state what the object of nis remark to me was. I, after that, told Lieut. Col. Fremont that I had on the Ist Marchsent by Capt. Tur- oer, orders to him, and I wanted to know most distinot- ly of him, before I had any further conversation with uum, whether he inteaded to obey those orders or not.— He hesitated; { then told him to reflect well upon the answer which he was to make to ie, for hi would be a very important one ; if he wanted an consider, to take it; if he wanted a day for consi tion, he could take it. Upon that he leit my room, h Ist, you say that you had chlor not to ‘detain Lieut and | believe in about an hour he returned and eaid te me be would obey my orders. That, sir, is the beginning of the conversation. Q. Did not Lieut. Col. Fremont wait on you the even- ing betore that interview, ona visit oy etiquette and duty, immediately on his arrival at Monterey ! . | bavo no recollection of it; but] am far from saying that he did not do so. Q Did not Lieut. Col. Fremont, next. morning, through Mr. Larkin, the American Consul, ask an io terview with youon business? Did not that interview take place in consequence ? A. It aid. I will now add, that I think Lieut. Col. Fremont, with Mr. Larkin, came in to ree me on the evening previous. Q. Was not that business to see if you would not pro- vide for government arreurages, occurring while ho was bab g of California, under Com. Stockton’s appoint- ment ? A. What Col. Fremont’s object or business was, 1 never knew; it has frequently been the subject ofconver- sation between myself and others, as to what brought Lieut, Col, Fremont to Monterey at that time, Here the cross-examination rested for the day—the testimony of the day was read to the witneer, and the Court adjourned. J Ww. Bautmone, Nov, 17, 1847. Mr. Clay's course on the War—Hopes ond Fears of his Friends—The case of Birch—Theatricals, $e. The speech and resolutions of Mr. Clay continue to occupy the publio mind toa great extent—the democrats professing to see in them the certain esuocess of their own party in the next Presidential campaiga, and the whigs regarding them with hope and fear, but standing aloof until the full report of his 4 ae comes to hand, They seem to point out what will be the “ sober second thought” of the people in respect to the wer; which may be the case, especially if the tmoney crisis, which is now believed, by shrewd men, tobe threatening the mercan- tile and monetary interests of the country, should come on. The case of Birch, oharged with defrauding the Me- chanics’ Bank, will be resumed this morning. Yester- day and day before were epent in obtaining jury, which was completed last night. There is some doubt of the guilt of Birch, but none of the guilt ot Turner; but the case is so situated, that an acquittal of Birch will be an acquittal of Turner also as they are indicted for a conspiracy to defraud the bank, and it one is uot guilty of a conspiracy, the other cannot be. 2Mr_ Anderson : ppeared, last night, as Claude Melnotte, To 0 good but not overflowing audionce This piece has been performed so often of late, that itis actually worn out. He aopears to night, as the King of the Commons. Yankee Silebee, is atarriug it at the Museum, under his own nrsuagement, andis of coursa making mone: ‘The Original Ethiopian Serenaders are giving thete ooncertsat the Assembly Rooms, to rather indifferent houses. They charge fifiy cents admittance, which will not answer in Baltimore. They would have three times the number of visiters at twenty-five cent Puitapeermta, Noy, 17, 1847, Discovery of the Body of Mr. Kirkbride—the Youug Whigs—Distressing Situation of a Lady, $c. The remains of Mr. Kirkbride, of Norristown, who was missing for several days,and it was supposed had been murdered, have been found in the canal,at Con- shohaker, where he doubtless fell in as he was walking along the tow-path in the dark on Saturday evening last. The money he was known to have in his poesession, was found in bis pockets, undisturbed. ‘The young whigshave atown meeting at the Chinese Museum this evening, and there is some curiosity to know whether the tone of the resolutions adopted will accord with those presented by,Mr. Clay at Lexi on saturday last. If such are brought forward, it: ticipated that the proceedings of the meeting will not be very harmonious, as # large portion of the purty disagree with his recently expressed views. Mis. Mary Louisa Hall, a widow way to Pineville, N. C., to act as governess in a ly there, from Utica, N. Y., where she had been ona visit to her two children, teil in our streets,on Monday last, ina fit of epllepey ‘and has since been 50 ill a6 not to be ‘able tocpeak. Whea taken sick, she dropped a purse, containing $75, all the money che had with her, and the finder has not yet had the conecience to restore it. She is now at the resideuce of a Mrs. Wolfe, who benevolently volunteered to take charge of the unfortunate lady. Her sicuation is still very precarious, as she has relapsed twice, whon deemed out of danger. It {s understood here, that the New York Heralds special express has reached Pe'eraburg, with important news from Mexico; but, with the exception of a few lady, who’ was | items of trifling import, nothing of the intelligence has aa yet been promulged bere. Livingston & Wells are abont to ron car on the railroads from Aibany to the the Stete that persona wio huve acquaintances along the line can procure poultry, eggs, butter, cheese, ete , at the country market prices ; and. at 4 reasonable charge for freight, cam have the same delivered at their [A momber objects, Court red. After consulta- tion the door was re-opened. The court could not ad- mit the question. | Q. Did you communicete your instructions of the Sth November, to Col. Fremont A, Vaid not, Tam not in the communicating doors in this city. Monopolists of butter, &o., must, therefore, let up a ttle, New Nov. 17. . As usual on the eve of later: " ‘eee was snd grin limited.” Salrs of Genesee, ‘tad Mi mete pape peg Erabaactions a previous No e Br schr Victoria, Hammond, Halifax, 10 days, with fish, before. There was some more inquiry for Sep -noke, Smith, Bentoert @ days, tomenter. oe cane tae, OY Sie euatet ak pretty sen Em em Outen, Bic " Mi witht modsrate ules Grocesioe sontineea inuanige | Beh lnbella, Cure, Newbut orto Ripley Asues—Sales of 50 bbls both sorts were made, jud- Ax—Sales jortt msde at 2tcmte ‘The marketcioeed Gal.” Barapstvr: Flour—‘The sales footed up about 6000 ‘8 6000 bbls , including 400 a 500 Genesee at $6 25, and 2500 a 3000 do at $6 1234,in several Posy gad lots ; 200 5 100 ted Below. scat Cleopatra, (of Waldoboro’) from 8t Marys, to Nesmith ‘Also, 2 brigs, unknown, Packet ships Burgundy, Havre; Wellington, Loudon; bar! it a + L Ps, '» he do, rather fancy do, sola at $6 31, uninspect Herald Marine sold at $6. Small sales of Genesee werg reported, to ar-| py rapeuen ive in a few days, at $6 1234 Southern was inactive.— | Taylor, Boston quote Howard street and Georgetown at $6 375% — | Lemuel Peters Wheat—No sules were made; holders still demanded | Boston; Isabella, Fates above the views of millers Corn—Sales of 7000 2 | Saybrook; Delaw. 8000 bushels were mad», Including Western mixed, at 71 | York: J W. Ha 720 ; a parcel, ia not good order, sold at 700; ana 1200 | Below-Schr Houter, (6 white at 740, Yellow was held at 73 8740, Meal—Thore | (g;) Bell, Halilax, NS; was no change. This State remained at $9 33 and Mindage, do; Galleo, Du Jersey a $3 50. | Rye—Sales of 2000 bushels were made, ‘Voyayer, (Br) dolivered, at 9234 « 933¢0 ; 1800 do were reported sold in Mert, Collins. dos thos Fenner. oy Fronk Uae tlip Ooo" “ato Shunge 2810 de old, dalivere. | $e; ua gary nerghers's W Howson, Haden, atQle. Rye Flour was wort parley —, ai ,, i Fe a ticle was om the market, and held at 789. Orte were | 1 3~Atrived—Sehr Boston, Kelly. Boston, — jscellancous dull at 500 by the cargo. Peas—50 tierces were sold at Tar Steamen Wasmixutox will wail Tr ip clsloaie.chis 06! 814¢¢ per bushel. f Recerpts down the Hudson River, Nov. 16. be lin alee S62 OR barged. i as dismast i tle ou tne a ith a cargo of (umber, was dismasted Coen seal, » Yeth ult, uw lat 42-43, lon 72., Samael Lockw. the forecastie by sickness, was drowaed in the above 1d Henry Haxhes, se sina, a mative of Wi he erboard daring the prevalence of ‘on the 29t ng in dhe gale chit provisions were all washed overboard. comse: ers quert ( endid, tote shoes fdr the soason. there wae very lifts dving fro | St Phi , gurvivgca (thege ta napban) wore In Wis frst hands. New Rio we quote at 7% a 7ko; Sumatra, Prete taedaitiel eieares. 6x0; St. Domingo at 63g @ 65(c, and Java at 8 a 9c: to the Corron.—The demand continued limited—the sales ere drawn, and the awful decision fell not excerding 700 bales, at prices rather in favor of | upou'one of 1 named (shales Brown, who was killed, buyers. auld upon whose fleah the poor wretches lived until picked up: ‘avit.—The of bunch raisins for the week have | | Scun Srantan—The carvo of this vessel, lost near Crock eta ee eae eee a Nes Raatealiy divided, betwress the Neptuce. and 2 20, 4 months pu 01 . iy f Pieri. ~Mackerel—Sales of 2000 20 barelayeremadn.| Rieti Wisieetribeerecion” eRe Marsactiisotta wart No Sin, ut $6.56. and a lor of Bopot | , foun Jous Faaxcts—The cargo of thin vessel, wrecked Chiloah part No, 1s brought $8.25, and 2's, $6.75; 250 re ee? insured in Boston at the New England of- . thin, lean, dark colored, sold on terms not uod h y stood. Sales of 300 @ 900 quintals dry ood soldat $3 643s | ncn? uENI. (of N. Fermonth) Humphreys from Provic a $365 Herring—Sales of 500 boxes Megdeline sold at her to leak badiy. Bhe 4ic. The Massachusetts fish inspection was sald to be yy steamer North Star, and much complained of by mere! Philadelphia, were about sending a committee on to bout 60 tons, with wood, represent the thimg in its proper light. He li oe pedng haa Hixstern Di sa os 450, toa! eel on ear aatall ot cence r ‘eh of Guta’ srave reported at 280, | Sreveasved. stenmer Finslung wonld ow her lato Poraan xp—At Bath, 13th instant, by Larrabee & ips splendid ship, oulled the Forrest King, between 1000. ofall kinds were moderate. Selected whale Walang PM Or feces basen of Rasta, Se toee 6 cents, and shipping at 33 cents. No change in| depth of hold 224 fect. Frame of Southern oak, ceil sperm. hard pine. She i almist n three decker, and cau br PRovisions—Sales of 400 bbls mess and prime pork | such with ate.flivg expense, as her poop and forecastle de were made at $15 for the former, and at $9 373 to $10 | "early meet She is ed by Rufus K Page of Hafiowell for the latter, "100 bbls prime do alto sold at $10, Beef parson Uae Wen ner ery wae ct Oe —Small sales count: me were made at $6 75. Lard— \ . No change. Cheese was dull. u Pie eemnte Wacindal Butter—Sales of 300 packages, this State dairies were made at 1650 ‘Rice—Sales of 200 tlerces were mde on private terms, Sucar—No transactions ofmoment were reported. ‘TAaLLow was stea. ig to 100. Wuatrsonr —A pale of 8000 lbs South Sea was made at3te. N. W. was worth 3ilo Pa er of 75 bbls State prison were made at thei Freicuts—Flour was engaged for Glasgow at 2s 6d, and a lot of naval stores for Liverpool at 22s 6d per ton. faut, O to com: e 4 ‘and 12 feet hold, meas is thoroughly copper fastened, ond no expense has been spared to render her i ‘The Edwin Johnson is, owned by Messrs J R Dow & Co and Caiting & Kendall of Bonton, and is in- tended for the West India trade. A letter) Aug 12 Florida. Gray, NB. 500 t Anji ‘by Lette 12, Fis y, NB. 950 wit! Wie Coltrensc Litter Noy oll unknown sid tou py Comt of Fatagouta, no daie, Hannibal, Browa, NL, 1600 Arr at Callao, Sept 27, Nye, Pease, NB, oil not stated, and is Tho Fiour Markets, Rocuester, Nov. 15 —There was no wheat in town 4 din port Oct 1!, to-day, excepting a few parcels delivered at the tills to | “™gnosed to have remained in port Oct tr’ Page. SH, last be srccad, for the owners. Prices are the same as on Payta. 8 RS pa Od bbls ails Isis Mobile, Bui Son NBe3 youre '. t 0 f a "Ship Pheomix, M’Cleave, of and from New Bedford, tonched New Bedford Oil Market. at Fayal, landed 100 bbls, and sld_agaia Sept 16. Ship Messen- rthur of and from New Bedford, had landed #0 bbls at Nov. 15.—The serious commercial embarrassments, and consequent decline in prices in England, have ne- cessarily produced alarm and stagnation in business to g and was spokes Bert 30 lat 3134.Jon 25 49. ‘Arr at Holmes’ Hole 15th, achr ‘T'wo Brothers, Cary, last fm Fayal, of and for Nantacket, 50 bbls sp. a greater or lo extent in most of our commerolal cities, Pebadales ands refusal of the ban! scount to any consider. ji ny, able extent. ‘The depressing influence of this state of | QStir Sapien, Coflia, of aud fom New York for Vera Craz, tugas, Bark Falinouth. of Plymouth, 22 days from New Orleans for Boston, Nov 10, 60 miles SE ot Bandy Hook. aqBfit Harneet, of Noth Yarmouth, s:eering 8, Nov 9,lat 38 jon rig Sarah Louisa, of and for Bath from Baltimore, Nov 10 about 60 miles SE of Sandy Hook. Foreign Ports. Catiao, Sept M—Are bark Horten: (and std Oct 4 for Chincha Islands, to lo Baltimore) ld Sepe 12, ships Congres aud China; 26 h, Natchez. Newcomb, China; Expeleta, Lendholm, Chincha Islands, to load guano. Dates are to i avana, Nov 7—Bark Chief, Lefavour, for Carden things has pervaded all classes of business, and his been apparent in the almost entire suspension of operations in this market during the last fortnight. In the oil market, the only transactions are sales of about 400 bbls sperm at 106 a 107 ots , and 1000 gallons of whale at 38 cts. Since the foregoing, we hear of sale of 1000 bbls of Northweat and South Sea whale oll, for home consump- tion, at 36 ots, which isa slight decline from previous prices. Foreign Markets: Sr. Jaco pe Cunt, Oct, 26, 1847,—The provision mar- | to load tor Bostou; brigs Seyrgo,jCoffin, fm Por land, ar ket ia inn very healthy ‘condition, and. the next sules | Juno. Bares, im Sivanuah, fa purt 6h, ‘ship C Colon, Smith, will exhibit na advanoe over the prices herein quoted, | (or NYork lou; barks Cnilde Harold, Rich, do de: Baran Sxoept of lard, of which the stock’ is plentiful. Bry tah | Warren Curtis, for Caimito and Botton, néxt week: Dili very scarce. Subjoined are the transnstions which have | Mariser, Ingranrin’ do (a Yeported eld sth, for earannah) ; Mr = taken place since my last—125 casks codfish and had- | ton, York, do; Bordeaux, Hill: Lion, Sedgel; . dock at $4 755 for former and $3 26a4 25 for latter; 100 | ‘elle; Sutton, Pert bbls No, 3 mackerel $6 50; 130 bxs smoked herring 30a 80 ots, the very best prime only commanding the latter figure. 400 kezs, 60 bris lard 16a170, 126 bris mess pork $20; 40 boxes clear pork $24; 15 bria prime do $15; 200 bxs candles 15a160; 6 casks 113¢0; 150 kegs butter 172190; 200 boxes cheese 133¢al 40; 50 do sperm candles 430; 300 Holus, Divine, Frances Uzardo, Mercen, (incorrectly reported by the in co 4th); John F Kaox, Belcher, and Osce Widgevn, Barnard, fm New Orleans, do do oh; ‘Titi, Alliton, and Orleans. ‘Schueida 103 week; Coral, Robinson, (or Wown) fin Bath vie ‘Matanzas, arr Sth; Susan, Boyce, fm St Johns, NF, diag; Montilla, Statea, wm Portland: ar dist do; Gazelle, Charehilh cr i jephten i Bag bris opatnd ta bw 3 onions $3 25.— liam, Bits fn abfort, ar sur, Re rar * ir export are ne jue Oo box sur mon, in Hol, |, ar 5th; Poriia, ns |, une fale se Bigadis end deb” Tobacco fe hela at face’ Leto, | sidath, sch Be Fheteny patie, filed Cli 3h al er quantities of it have gono forward to New York, in| (past: yonmso pants tras. Cuba; 20th, Warrior, votn Rey schooners General T'aylor and Catharine, Martha Sanger, Duncan, Nuevitas aud Mavati; T Street, Hn — vanay 4th, bark Walter, Witiiame (or Curtis), Key Stock Markets. brig Oriole, Uill, Boston; sch Elizabeth Aun, Kiteh x, Nov 17—Srock Boanp—83 000 Trevsury 6’s, | !s'and. for Boston, 10 ds. for NYork, la, Paxton. from Boston, Barrimon 10095; 1000 City 6’s °99, 809%; | shire Fermers’ Planters’ ergs rit ta araion ti Ge Ohio eteieg thet! Uniced tre 6's, cosed at aske: > i a rehoaed at Ie ete Bane six nanan, a ‘Jacatet, Oct 18—Sehr Kokeno, Nickerson, Pana, Oct 16—Brig Elizabeth, Corning, fm and vne—the only Am vemel. Peanamauco. Sept 28—Brig te six por ceuta, nt 80% asked, 8536 bid. City six per ce + | (July 26) arr 22d, only Am vessel. h Closed at base aked sie the. Bottunore and Ohio Alesse pion Kur, Nov 4=Brig Edward Tillett, Reid, of and for shares 41% asked, for the opaning, 414 bid. i te ct 4—Bark Franklin, Cook, of aud ,PaiLapeiemta Nov. 17—First Board—350 she U8 Bank, | for Boston, disg: ‘Bag ey. fm Bavgor, just are. Ha: Bi do sie: 6 Philad Bank 117;5do_ 117; 100 Reading KR | Tonks lecann, pa B Aymar, Nichols, for New ids 70; 220 div shares 29%; 1°00 State 5s 72)4; 1000 T'exas Tr | York 7 days; Grotius, Knowles, for Boston (previ por k Saragossa, Watson, for NOrleans: or Boston lig.’ Bld brig Francis Jane, wr Baltimore. inuawacAtr previous to Sept 15, brig Lady Adams, Baltimore, RAI Poipps, from Bot- . viny 1d RAISO, Sept 23—Arr ship Charlotte, nae 3, it i i a, Starbuck; ane 5, (and sid 25th for Cop:ja;). brig Nts 6s 12; 50 Planters” Kc, H + 10565 Nees 13: 99 Pl tak, Mis 234; $0 Girard Bank, 103: Western Bank $28; 194; 70 Lenigh Canal serip 57 10236; 300. i Loon 005 3 Phil Banke 117; 250 Clieand Back tase; 190 leet ed for leans, ew Srconp Boarp —10,000 State 87; 1000 US Loan 6s 57. 10234, Arter Saces—9500 U 8 Loan 6 . 355 150 Alleghe- ; : ; ay Copper 4; 110 Flemington do 1234. . eile Ror oe Ce or Ee at a Boston, Nov. 16.5 shires Fitchbargh Railroad, 122; 5 do | days from ffuasco): 27th Belgiin bark Ambiour, New York, O4 Colony. mags 99; 2 do Nashut Manvfaccurma Co, | haviog completed her repairs. Si73¢, Dd Saco & Portsmouth Railroad, 100; 50 do Home Ports. TORO TT Gok ig Da oa A” Aurxaxpnta, Noy 1i— Art brigs Mata, (Br) Kingston 33 Be ao; sehs Aldebaron, (Br) Falmouth, Jam; Baxaon, Nov 12—8ld brig Geo Ryan, Hood, Matanzas, and 9, b 3d, 16; 75 do do, 16; 30 ‘and Worcester Railroad, 117; 1 d Lowell Railroad 570; 6 do Vermant and Massachusetts road, 79; $3000 United States 6s, 1862, 99, weut to sea from Owl's Head. 5 riconn Boart.t shares Hasteru (N.H.) Railroad, 110; | gifAt Ha gvov id brig Merchant, Whitmore, Barbadoes. Baitrond a5 25495 donee Borton Company, 16 Nov if elezraphed, bark Kilby, * I 353 45 5 from —. ; 65 dodo. 163g; $1000 Re bark Alvarod ading Railroad Bonus, 80; $5u00 do do do + (att ‘Bassa, Damariscotta; bres K Akin, Paulina; echr Po- one, Noy 16—Arr brigs Othello, Darington, from Balch, Hallett Bostor 1s Henry, Low Passengers Arriv: Bremen—Ship Uncss—Doct Samson, £ J Brandis—162 in the steerege "Passengers Salled. ty Livenroot—Steam: dunia, from Boston—D; Greenesof Lowell: Dr kt 8 Hawes, Worcester: © ha ews Youn 4 apid, Stoudard, Vermont: Geo Wricht. Mrs Wright. J Land Mre Troker, Ji tae rd Ae ae ‘Ison. James Ladd, John Archio:ld, New York in if hey I my itty Philadelphia; Mrs Wedgewood, F U Graham and servant, J Newght.N. id bark A Prat, Tempe Bay! Crawford Reid, England: Mr 8m th, RN: K Jackson, Mou- | (Br) brig Penguin, Dil, W Indies. . : 5 Bymmes, Quebec: Win Hoss, To- |” Enaantuwn, Nov IS—Atr sche Meguntiegok, Elms, New MePhatt, Ht Cassily, Boston; A | york fur Portland; Haxle, Hvskell, do 'or Ba y Btate jarnes, St John: Win Ciddern, Baltimore; 3B | Clark, Newark for Bostoa. sd seh Zion, Mor Paenees Wal ‘Alliaoa end maia, Minna | OU port agheguosumcode, Eagle, Bay Bhi and 8 ates, of Halifax if Lorcan Packet ship Wellington=Mr Lionel Bouner, Que- | yEDE*EOR: NC, teow 18 Ane sear, Benhataia Whitley, Now ard A al oustes’s Hour, Nov 15 P M—Ar aT - <= | Philadelpnia, for Boston; also. schra Ma. * Foreign Lmportations, Ban oes Fvomaness ¥ rm ho fer pee es os) a aewex—Ship Unens—31 boxes Tuug & Beh-man—9 bo ror do. 16. ar barks Lawrence, Nir ke:so, J Dolla & Sone-5 0D Liliendahi—i-WH Smith & ro~ae4 | Baltimore for Bo, tons brig Ie ape ers NYor Reuse Henschen & Unkhardt—6 PD Muller—2 Theodore Wilken—« | sche Mary Ann ), onping, do, manktin, Look.’ Warche, Kearenhruch & eo, Philadelphia | fondo: Teyo, Comstock, Lunec for IN York: slap Prudent 2 Barc, NYork for Nantucket; sehr. May Btite, Manton Jac: mel. Sia, barks » awrence, Syl,h, Delaware. ‘In port 9a at navke Lou George W Gifford Poconocket, b dal, Sparta ‘Oriental, Avou, lary, Prem ent, ves: Leopard, Bay State, Frankl “Sunbets. 3 ; in ‘port, bark Ocitla. arr 3tst nits, brigs Earotas, Diana, D 1s Keeler, Pyrt Key Weer, N Thamas & kdwar . and New York, from Maine; acht Cocne- eo, f om Tamps Ba’ ‘ a kT Poppi Simmouteld Bach & comaa Desters & | (NORFOLK, Nov 1b -Art brigs Roval itor, Heth, Jamaiens jen Hayle by, sche Page, Crow Folaut, Mathias, Kun Key; Bxart, Folger, 8 New’ Broronp, Nov 15—Arr sche. Paynter, phia; Sabhem, Kelley, New Ycrk. Cldship Channing, (uew, 600 trus, of New York) Huttleston, NOrleons. ‘New Haven, Nov 1s—Arnbrigs Benj L Swan, Baldwin, Bo- sites May Blower, Lamphere, st Thoinass, Stax, (Br) B Cumber and; schr Brandywine, Philadelphia. Sid brigs Ri bow, Mansfield, NYork; Atlantic, Whittelsey, West Indi see He 'y, ——~, Philadelphia; O! Virginva, Warn Pont! Li, : 1s! t msBangor for New Ye New York; Madagoscar, Sullivan, fur h, and Splevaid, Smith, N York for Ban- tcenos, Wilson, Cuba Also arr 14th, scbre w York; 15th, I Frankfort, for do; Maine, Bangor for J biig Hanover, Den- tty Burr, Dearborn; He- & Unkhardt—suadry packages and case: ine—2700 bags coffee 18 doz pieces 2 438 MOON SETS... HIGH WATER Cleared. Steamship—Washington, Jobaston, Southampton and Bro- packe') Chadwick, London, Grin ‘Nov 15—-Arr schs Mat Minturn & Coz , Adams, Havana, Spofford, . Dorman; Peck, Dupuy; & Go: Nathaniel Hoos er, Girdier, Charleston. vena pee Faroline Dorman Macha 8B Aahiresd, tomae, Lathrop, Rio Janeiro, D Robertson. Btites, NYork; Focahontas, Smack, do. mily, Robinson, Charleston, Dunham & Dimon; | ~ Sates, Nov 1o—Arr brig Kattler, Conway, Para. Sid schr Lermond, New Hav. tha Maria, N Yor! " Whore, 'sandtard. Wilmington, NCs, Hoe, Bex mi a i Loulsr, Chase do BQH REWARD—Lont, about go'leck oope—M L Compton, Mon ; ‘tory, sing up Broadway in Rhoden and Ree ae: Hae onthe, Vi veideat, Pee Hidente of tne subscriber, a, browu five or six dolJars in City an bee, New Haven: Remark, Billings, Derby, Ct. Arrived. tient, eberese heelwright, . Jem; Judge Bachus, Saratoga; J Gay, Gr istte bestar O iees, Kelands yp e Burvey: JR aad Mise Day, 78 Fi a ists, Washington; Me Dickes au a hia; 5 Quacken! at vey AL Barker,” Washing entucky; J Rovinson, Philadelphia: Dr Brown, W'M Walker, Maryland; J Castie, Philadelphia, CITY HOTEL +e Mereer oud and Indy, Penusylvanins J Pringle, Cotekill; %, rtis, Lewis couuty; E Post. Scavhope’ M soracom, orks M' Mngt laude Balumares, 9 & Mchards, N xo:ki, St Macfarlrnd, Baltimore; 8 Richa‘ds, N York; J Speucer. Phi- ladelpmia; G Cooper, do; J Van Vieck, Catskill; a Chamber. laiug Montreal; M Egan, do; 41 Wright, do; J Hoyt, N Jeney; W Baton, Nachez. EASTERN PEARL STREET HOUSE. John Kneil, Wesifield; A$ Joues, Hatfield; A Kimball B Bravg.-Poit Jervis; Shey ada; J Feniity WT Bash, Boston; L We ‘yhields, ‘00d, Leomiuster; D Adauns, Mass; ‘Thomas Dyer, Aibavy; A Eliridge, JC Redfield, Geo W Forbes, J W Brooks, 3d Biatchtery, Conn; ‘Capt Badd, lady aud child, Sag Harbor. e FRANKLIN HOUSE. 8 W Collins, Mass; H She h, New s ork; M+ assur, Porto Rico; J ‘Yompkian, Westchester c bara; J Cushing, Atbattys Sth owe, Boston: Ht Gabe os, yinan, Mase; Shear, Al 7 oyd, doy 4 Low, Albany; 4'Solmo, Phila, if 3 HOWAKD HOTEL. 5 ta; J P Howard, Howard 'W Johnson, Alabama : on, + W Btoe! secbell Mor A Kaigher Mase, W's jaskell, do; i Kaight, ; + 40. Phila; Postuimater General and Mrs Seghers a ID Steele, B rena ide Island teele, Boston; lodgood, Khode Island; R R Fox, New York; HGambrill, Boston; W hode Island; DWeleons Mt Weearuife, Auburn; J deny doston fw mout ; 1 & Wright, aua. Woodhouse, New Yors A Glozie fura;’ J Huntindon, Norwiens F Northrop, ‘New Haven; CB Pease, New Or: jeans, LOVEJOY’S HOTEL. ‘W L Griswold, xe atoga Springs; H P Al’ca, Daanesburgh; JH Bona, Balto:": B Norton, Bo.tou: W Antes, joni TH Parker, Sag Harbor; C_W. Howoll, ——; WH ite ey, syrmeuse; DJ Davis, Aloany: B Hucale, Fl Juhustowa, Nx; W'J Johusom, Aloan: es,coi F Cl New Milford; B W Eg Baker, Moutezam: Worcester; H Suel dun; FE Osborn, Harpers! Vise Taylor, Illinois; G ‘Lhorm, tordaad, Nai vy, J Brnee, Mr Hed rh; J B Green: fan, Utica; A Ormsby and son, D Lovdell, W Troy; LK Graves, Beasnuton; D J Sayer, GP Dieter, Ne York; A Nelsou, Alban: bapy; H Bu-dick, Mont J pparks, Leyden b £ A Marshall, Tro; ; H Thomas, nobei : Troy; A Unde NORTHERN HOTEL. lade pie LeGrand Monro id few 4+ Whi Troy; denton; W Deltal, Matersor enne: than, West Troy; Mr Wilkiuson, Cahoer;J Kuow! 4 Cottrell) Ai "TJ Amidon, Weshington Joues; Mr nd lady, aud & Soverseil, Grant, Columbia couaty. PEARL STREET HOUSER. H Snow, Boston; Capt Prince, N York; Capt Renwick, do: L Newall, Texis; CQ Lovett, Richmond. RATHBUN’S HOTEL. J Henderson, Stonnington; D Harden, Albany, E Smith, Pennyan; A P 8 L eherwood. Auburn; W Slo 3 P Wykot, Hudson. HOTEL, _ J Smith, Eaton, New Yo.k; P Tripp, J G Vialle, Mechan ieville; P'Boles and lady, Alabama. TAYLOR’S HOTEL. 10; apt Day. RI; ca; RE RF Wurtslow, New York ; F E Downes, WD Wheaton, 8 Hoheufels, Mr. Wentworth, T Bond, J Wylle, Phitndel: phia; J Clement, Car Ding, Sing Ht Bal win, G Hop- son, Conaecticut;, ¥ Chittenden. Woodville; G Bubsou, Troy; J Kowland, Jr, Wi linou Spe : WH W aNd RB Walling. New ‘Long uckholts, New Hampshii N C Goodsell, Daaburv; N Bail; ford, Paterson ; Wat terford; WS Johnson, Khode Island; #M Vanbeck, Pough- keepsie; H Soutnerland, Stamford; G@ P Pelton, Poughkeepsie WESTEKN HOTEL. on J J Lowrie aud lady, Washington co; fewark; W C Sparks, Conn; GD Cowles, F i Rockwell, Saratoga Warner. ‘arrington; D surtiss, Woodbury; WW co; AW ferry, le; & Winslow, Aurora; E Walser, Attleboro’; e 001 J Hic! rds, do; D L Sand H a erford 0 ee, Burke. do; Miss Crane, do; 4 G —————EEE Rost GURBLEY, Auctioncer—VALUABLE Law BOOKS AT AUVCTION—A large and valuable collec. tion of Law Books will be sold at puolic sale, this evening. by Royel Gurley « Co.,30t Brosdway, cornerof Duane street: includiag P. 's Re) owen’s Reports, 9 vols, Pickering’s Reports, 24 vol chusetts iseports, 17 vols: her with other valuable Reports, Treatises pias, #16 t, intelligent aud ec« ‘a small amount of money, one in each of the large 1 one of the most popular country. Young mea with the 1500 to $2000 the first year. making’ from $3000 0, $5000 Apply ‘™ ts, ANTED—Several you $50,"to Ioeate thems ae) a tidesof the United Sta ‘odieals MA ni ANTED—By a Protestant girl, a situation in @ private family, as Chambermais, or to do geuerat housework. (Cen be ‘seen at 367 Pearl street, third floor, in the bask room nid ttre : A situation in a Hotel as a fist or.in a private family asa professed Cool id knowledge of ED—By a young wom w. a Situation as plain cook, sist ia wasting and iron housework. 2 toa Apply at 222 th street. wi pig it*m ANTED—A lew activo y yung men to go Seuth or West agents for the sale of new and. oy ular pablien- ‘and above tneir expenses will be to than opportunity of cleariog $1000 per ‘Some men vow ia ow: employ will no doubt make over fall expenses. Each man will bave his them to have ot least from ur. Apply at FRENCH’S Sup siairs. office of the Fieg of i. nls 4t*m ANTs.D—A geatiemsn who has asmail capital, wishes to become a partner ix some respectable and well es- tablished business. Applications, with name, and kind of business, wili be trested strietly confidential, when directed, H., box 1750. ni 3m respectsble young ‘or Waiter, or to take e xiven, if required. AD) treet. bred in erect abel fing sasoe ye it ry tc er use asa travelling agent. vie ser clot umexcebtionsbie character mustbe produced. ‘The mn of any one possessed of the situation 18 worthy the act proper qualification, as it may be made of great advanta: Apply to, A.G B\GBY &¢ pot] 2t*rc A YOUNG WOMAN wants lent washer and irouer, best of city references can Mott street, first floor. * NFORMATION WANTED—Of DENNIS RENELLY I ive of Reeale, couaty Limerick, Ireland. Any com- ication concerning him will be thanafally received by i fa once devoted aud still loving comrade, Michael Ske pping- ‘oa, Boonton, Mortis couaty, N. J. Gentlemen fen n plase copy. ee zn 6 WANTED, with asilent pitimer in a proficable BZOVCO wrehidce now eatnblished three years. $1000 of the Above to be paid for haif interest in stock and business— the remawiug $500 to be laced against the like sum from m tier, to form a cepitel of one thouseud dollars. | The to keep the books. The busin n profit, with careful managem of this paper. 1.9 Broadway. be'eiven.. OARD WAN’ feman is i wan Bs ble steeping apartment, breakfast and speatiile family, where there are one of two Or no. other boarders, having’ more room than they ocenpy, may find au agreeable boarier by answering this advertizement, Within a short distance of the City Hall preferred. All answers Satisfae- re .~For a gentleman and his lady, one bedroom, with board, ina respeetable Best references 41,16 3¢%m =A few genteel con be accommodated at 584 Broome street, ne: ‘ne rooms are large, with closets and every eon- ensary for the © mfort of those wishing a quiet ome, witout the attendant cares of keeping For farther particulars, please call as al . 16 6t®m CaRD—DR. WHEELEK, at his residence, 29 Green must be addressed, post paid, to J. L., Herald office. ven. Boake ANTED. furnished parlor aud bedrovm with beat te family in the lower part 0 4 remand required. Address Postoffic. PRIVATE BOARDING HOUs Boarde; Ocaliat, receives patient® ch street, every morning afrer which his practice is ‘patients. Diseases of the eye, A NTER SAM, (ranmlnt)e the Morin’ ie Batara Bare ind True San.” Eater Bill, (mesting nity vo , ; t you do rua’ 1 beet BNL ny boy Tin mmmy cid shoes a a ings — Youmean yourstackingy'= 1» What's about 7” ‘coming cut” +A Christmas Carol! Whot—by Bor!" Net by him—! wish it was” " Aearsl! et by, icke Ve en who the Dickens 1s it by & Don't know —speaks of Profe Is call’d TIME ON THE IR Mentions Fronklia, Faltor ‘Nonsense, Sam ! you No! [don't Biull—they ssy ‘The printey’s nvme is Everdeil, Op rather Everdell & Son.” + Phe printing, th:n, will be well done. Do tell.) when's it coming cnt 1” “Oh! ina week, orthereabout ; Rut I shud Huess’-recx'ain’ delays, It may be ten or fi'teen days.” z Well Sam—we ride this Inox Honse 1” “Ofcourse we do” hee Of course \ pf onrse.”” (Exeunt. The above mentioned work is in press, and will be rendy for delivery inn few days. nik tt 5 Zip, Ueas Latham, Bremen, Oct to E D Harlbnt & Co. ta andred acts. esengers die a te y b Bee ee en ieee ES sae, in baltat, and | SRetund'y memoranda. The share remem mn Gwar will ib cree reveetort to, Ceol Peareems Eee arteriole neare elin TE oi yaaa sree Bept 26, to Foater & | PUtNe OW er INE ete tp Broadway, or 41 Wall street. Bask William Larrabee, (of Bi Lrey, Trinidad de 1 — a ber datinge: te Brett Be Vsie e00 Rhy aaleseae nat =Tali is tome oa, Taseday allernons, shout hist, off Double Heal Shot Key, passed bark Weskeag, of The: BARTHOLOME ERAGIOLL. (insane.) betwee nd 195 Cy ont a a CaTnis, 12 days. with, lath, to Smith | black eloth ei en tword suck coat, chec jo at anchor of the Battery se talons, an ed oe eee, SE Saety fe We lich host sateen, lksen ah a Pi BP CRRAGIOLL, 215 Willism st. thowrd quarter rail, sanchions, &e carried aw *m - = ir (geve) Wore, Lamport, 9 days, with ath CSALESAn in he woper pet nen, to. Bret be Vee. ; . Mirartuguese brig Conecieno, Lisbon, Rio Janeiro, 65 days, | dean tn oe commencing ee seldom with 3790 bags coffee to.J Jp Phipps & Co: 250 hides to master.’ | toe met with, Satisfactory r-rsone viven for disposing of sab teh bow ye ¥ lcKinney, I pe, Toland. $9 Gaye, wth | the amg. Adiress 'N. H., at the office of this paper. | more 13th in ig “Bridgeport,” henee 4 - OTE : SRCHANT TAILORS AND CLOTHIERS —A bognas OMERCHANS TAcveral years experience in some of British brig, Jeabelle Helen, Jelard, St Johns, NF, 17 days, oweTaOn. i ste I Te ites Byres Masters, Windsor, NS, 16 days, with 200 inater. Susan [ ff Thomaston) Blackingts wt “ays; wiun lumber, 0 the master. Bid ty, is now disengaged. ation as Foreman or Cutrer, mt. Ample references as to ward e office nie itm Jacksou- co with Tavalids who are B tSTOL’S SARSAPARILLA, from ing from any of the complaints at blood, are advived that extract of that arti rapid and permar been benefitted by ite use, and th usnnds er npurity in the aparifia,” is the only nd can be relied on fora re Js upon thousands, have may LS mel’ use of it. In cases of Serofula, sases, Cutaneous Affections. Ulcers, & ill be found to be of the most incal it the Depot $0 and 52 Cou aad x generally, throughott the L nig ittre iy : 4 SEAL ENGRAVER Broadway, opposite the Park—Coal T BROWN + Painter.233 Pees © 'yphers, &e., engraved on stone or brass—Diamon; Amethysts, &c., bought in the rough or cut to any form. dies’ seals, pencil cases, signet inet, &e., engray' or any device. Conts of Arms found an from $2 and upwards, and forwarded to States. Books of Horal kept, wil i wa Any information given in ick: No.4 Water street, should the horse not be sold before the first of Degem- be putup a: Rafile, so that chousan - chaace of becoming his ow! SUSIC AT ONt- PRICES —The attention of the cheap and elegaut aay agctcy N Pieces; Marches, Wultzes, Gallo} ke. Ke. us very extens: sold at less than one-thi R THe USUAL bite ms inviced to the at the ry “MUSIC. —Wanted youug lady ‘and accomplished, desires a stuatioa as inatewetress ial Music. Addcess street bscriber takes leave ft form Perents and Guardians thetsbe will g fuatructions on the Piano Fuste, either a her ‘own residence OF at the respective dwell ngs of those committed to her care. ‘Jerins nive dollars per quai ter @pply to 8. C., 26 Mur-ay at eet. wl6 '2re FOR SALE—An oid e-codiisned Hotel sud bowl ing Saloon, now doivg @ fi st rate busivess. together "s lease, Ta» been bur fa aliged 10 give up business or to a Would be taken, For further particu! Out a EB store ai? Broadway. ith of tnese rooms are [ei rate for any genteel exnibitious requiring Ver Wit ce sented by the week ur moni mie URNISHED APARTMSNGTS for geutlemen aut board, ina quiet ly, where the: e nouther ledgers. Apy! ity attect m mUsIC— Rent low En. W.K. PENDLETON. No. 250 Hndson ‘anes Of ot 2 Cy he two story ow by the late Dr. John Dillon, y perfect repair, and will be rent ibe . Possession be given immediately. all ie quire on the premiser. ND akg Va MILLS 7 PROVEv PaOPEUTY—For Salone Exchange, or ‘in: part. for part City Property, in RockL-ad and Cays- r property. in Kuckiand county cousists or a houses, barag, and with Grist and Saw thwest of Clarkstown ‘The property in ists of a lage Farm of 400 acres ab ut 225 hards, and directly in the village of New Hope, Nbaueateles Lane ; on the premises are a luge (3+t ries high) aud saw mill, A atore in the ss stand; there gre 6 bara’, wagon houses, &e,, out h ot every desertion, withia one anda half isle. Cal f i thie ‘A. SENGEANT & SON, 15 Wall st N. B.—The Island ot Man eri: g onthe Sound. at Byer he most auperior situation inthe United States — ul8 7c? fy WATCH AND «LOCK MAKERS, J ELERS, &c —An excellent opportunity now off ting 2 business in the avove line. jeut, at low rent, situaed in one of ects of New York. It isan ol blished an excellent jobbiog trade. be had immediately, as the proprietor ia clei apply on the premises, No. 345 an flers FOR SALE—To Watch-inak ‘The entire stock and fixtures of an ‘elry store, with agood run of customers; the oWver watsell at ‘appraisal for cash aud approved paper ‘Lhe rent of store moderate aud possession given immediately. For further particulars, apply on the premises to AARON C. BURR, 80 Bowery. Ifthe above stock is not disposed of at, privete sale, me will be sold at auction on 22d inst. on tho premises. Ne- 7, the steamboat SYLPH or ANDER wili make the fol- NUTICE—On ana aiter SUNDAY vember 21st, 19: RT ATEN |i lowing trips until fatther not LEAVE STATEN ISLAND. At8, 10, 12 o'clock, A. M.—3, and 5 o'clock, F. M LEAVE NEW FOUL. At9, and 11o’elock, A. Ml, 34%, 6 and o’elock, P.M. New York, Nov. 16. 1847. alive U. 8. MAIL STEAMSHIP WASH: INGTON,FOR SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN—In_ consequence of arran; ments made in Europe, the following days, nave been fixed upoa forthe departure of he WASHINGTON From New York, Thursday, 18th of November. Froin Bremen, Monday, 13th December. ‘rom Sot.thampton. Saivrday. 18h December. , ‘or passage or freight, apply at the office of the Ocean tea: avlastion ‘Company, at 45 William street, suuth coruer ot al ing for #e Washington, will pleas tion. nil 8t ALINE \e fast-anil hu Pall ADELPHIA AND HAVAN PACK#T—Packet of the 20th net —T'h ing Ai packet bark ELIZABETH J.C: «ilagher, will positively sail on Saturday, 20th atd P.M. "Passengers trom New York arriving in this city by the mail train of that day, will be in time, asthe vessel will be detained until ite arrival For balance. of freight, or passage, having very superior accommodations, apply to . N FURL & JO SON, 101 South Wharves, Philadelphia. FOR SAL rr Rocka d. ‘The bark was builtin chebscto, in 1813; is 390 tons register; coppered with heavy yellow meta, about six mouths ago: Wasa. stout, stauch at Well buiit vessel, aud lay { ur daya before she made auy water ripped to her lower mast hoa’s, er hold when list heard from. thereto. will onty be sold. Bou tne 20th a Nove ber. nt 11 v’eloce, in front of Store No. 115 Wail st’eet. the sails, rigging, anchors, chains, aud other appurtenances belonging to said Bark, will be sold, nld 20% re NO: 108,—Peeseagers per Packet Bark G Sik for Now Ortenus, will please be on bow dtl day, ‘Thursday, Nov. 18, at Orleaus what, foot- of Wall street, at 12 =~ NOTICE.—Packet Ship HUDSON, fiom New Orlenus, discharge at the foot of Rutgers streot. Consignees will to the receipt of their goods sinmediately, pls FOR NEW ORLEANS—Lonisiaus avd New York Line of Packets—Very reduced ratos—Kegular i Nov. 2th—The new and ing packet ship FAR WEST, Capt Brinrd, ind wili positively sail as above, her regular Ke ti For freight or passage, haying splendid furnished accommo- dations, apply on board, 26 Ori hart, fc ie to ans whart, foot of Wall street, K, COLLINS, 56 Sor ey wi fir, William Creevy, wi will succeed the Far West, i o Agent in New Orleavs, promptly forward all goods ro his nédress The. packet ship HUDSO’ Dec. 9 i NO et ship sIDDONS, from Livers pool, under Grneral Order, at Orleans wharf, atieet. All good: is not permitted nia will po ively be sent tothe public ste Ps MAN*HIP—GOLDSMITH'S WKITING ACADE- ‘MIE, 289 Brondwas. comer of Reade, and 252 Groud street, corger of Forsyth, aze now open curing the day end evening, for the reception of pupils aid yi Class hoers jaily, IL o'clock, . in Broadway; aud 4 ‘or Ladies dat v'clock, P, M.,in Grand str-et. ‘Gentlemen, during the day and gvebing, J erms reduce ‘Aatisfne ory 1m srovement guafauteed to every paral. Prirate instruction given, [kom the New York Courier and Inquir ‘ “The Chirographie attis mach more impor mankind, than it is generally coundered, and Mr, Goldsmith may very well claim to be considered at its head,”” From the Boston Morning Post J “Mr. Goldsmith, judge from whet we jigve seen, we rivalled 1a the use of the pen.” eR ON ee) ARTMENTS, with or without B: i Leonard street ae mast pronounce him u ISHED Ar. bis French private family, ” ing heen persuad there Was in U vtleren well edaent- joined to. the benefit nse of a Well edue gated French family, b pened at No. 106 Leousrd s'.46 few dors from Broadway, next to the Atheneum, a neat’ farnished house, where he wishes to receive siugle geutlenen 0. gentlemen with their ladies, cs boarders. q and required, NOTICE —if JEAN CAMPUA}, anaive of the * sh of Lochjoilhead, Argyleshire, will app y to Messrs Scot: K Stevenson. 192 Newate, Glaszow, she will hear of som ing to her advantoge. she left Argylyshire sey yoars nia itm Bos FANOY HATS—UBNIN. 214 Browwoy his extenmye stock of children’s fancy Hats of the Rennix- choicest red in his onnesmblishment, of the selected expressly for this purpoce, a 0 latest imported direct from Paris, by'the Breueh steamers. These beautiful Hats are exceedinxly becoming to children, and add anew charm tothe grace and iunoesee of boyhood: Being minufactured hese, they con be sold at & Jess price ijien the imported hats to which they are m no Tem Genin received a premium from the American hs Child Hats, exibited in the bast fair at ¢ U ’ Beaver Bonnets. nis =H OU! Te of capa, and an a-curat 0, the Daging Sconts of ea, Incidents, Descriptio Sketches of the Lives of the Celebrate 4 Havas McCulloch and Walker, by Snauet C. R. «date of the ‘Texas Rangers, nud member of the har of Louisianr, with sol i “Ina TIS will authentic» ceowat of the saovements v! ch of the service, whrse actions, not having reached the public through the medium of official reports, have not been Sone na the importante of their services, as an efficteat partisan force, merit "Baltimore Patrict, rice Scents. For sale BURGESS, STRINGER & CO, Brvedway and Anu streets. W, H. GRAHAM. Tribuse Buildings LONG & BROTHER, #2 Aun steet. R.G BERFOKD & CO.,2 Aster House. ni? ate Aad Booksellers warerally. 10AL ve members of the New York Col- lege ot Medicine avd Pharmrcy, 95 Nassnu strent, con- heir {undivided attention to all private dis- from those complaints may rety on thout injury to the constitution, ‘The consulting physician at to7 PM. M* ‘Terms mo- iy fur consultation from 9 ad Reuse guaranteed. -B.—Patients res in the eouotry can W gpa advice ici i v post paid. enclosing $5, and medicines by aire CHARDSON. M ng Ware York _ ( PAIN. § OF A DERFLY INTER. ONst Me RN TANT NATURE —Doctor ke. RALEH, Author of the te T a to ae uaint those in any Way ferred to, that he may be consults Grgenwies atreet, betweeu the ho e other Ny mucerest as Weakness aad irr ity of the i » Ipeow the KIDNEYS. und of the a ary Affec- , iy hier haw” Cane, tious by 4 * Box 869 Lower Post Office, and ‘will rece’ bfal and deliberate attention. nig it*re ¥—Dr, CONBEAT, 9 Dunue street, member of the Royal Collexe of Sirreons, | onde, may be consulted in the treatment of certain, deliente ensce” ‘A pmnctice of fourteen years, devored to veve! diseases, enables Dr. C. to ‘cure ‘he worst form of this discae,’ Recent cases cured in fourdays, No mercary weed. hor restraint in diet or busivess pnssuits Strictures eured in ka with scare’ two weeks Wi ‘any pain. “Constitutional Death! ove individuals who beve loathsome habit, mare bag society. Remember, 19 D' next door to O CORK NO PA rn m9. nid [tm