The New York Herald Newspaper, March 21, 1848, Page 4

Charles Lockwood and James Hollett, were ail convicted of being engaged in the brutal fire rlot ef Sunday week, and each sentenced to a fine of $30, and three tapathe imprisonment, and give $100 security for their good behavior for twelve months after their release. Our city papers are full of publications and ex- planations in regard to the Taylor meeting to be heldthis evening. Some rare sport is expected. ft dovbt but that Mr Clay lett Baltu- re isn more os suddenly as he did to avoid any apparent pertverpaton ia the opposition movements in relenon te it. lodeed ,I have fever known the whig party in 8 altimore to be im so terrible a adition, and itis all set down to the credit of the Hon R-verdy Johnson, who is openly brand- ed as a traitor to his party—and has strengthen- dvhe whig dogma that “old Jackson men can pever be trusted es whigs” In one short day Vir Johason has tumbled himself down in the mation of both whigs and d-mocrats, from « position to which he had sacceeded in raising imself, by the most intense APpILGAACE, ever since the explosion of the Bank of Maryland. Axpany, March 19, 1848. The News from France—The Funeral of Judge Ambrose Spencer—The Code of Procedure— Legislative Affairs, &c., §c. The news from France has produced an in- tense excitement in this community; there is an impression that this is the tomb of the French monarchy, and ultimately of all the monarchies of Europe; never have I seen intelligence perused with such eagerness. The effect of 1tat the first blush, was absolutely stunning; applications have been made atthe news shvps throughout the whole dey (Sunday) for later intelligence; but it could not be procured. The simple an- nonneement the flight of the King, and the sacking of the Tuileries and the Palais Royal, has only been received as yet; there are no de: tails. It is the chief topie of remark every where, and it appears that the popular sympathy is oo the side of the revolutionists, and ayeinat the Bourbons and the Count de_ Paris. When we were advised that the Pope of Rome was making an effort to confer upon his people the inestimable blessings of liberty, the legislature of this State did not omit to tender its sympathy and applause to the Pope; and it will not now hesitate to sympathize with the people of France in this horrible struggle. Tae question in our mouths is,—* Will the pow- ers of rope permit the extinction of the Frenca monarchy, or will they, as in 1815, com- pel Frenchmen to be ruled by a King?’ This isthe question; and when we remembet that the overthrow of the Freneh monarchy will most fearfully endanger the stability of the Europeau monarchies, we are forced to adopt the conviction that England and herallies will again interfere, and demand a restoration of the Frenca monarchy. In such a contingency, we must not forget the sacred principle of reci- procity ; and France, who succored us in our revolution of °76, must, in turn, be succored by us, inher struggles with the common and the arch enemy of mankind. The funeral of Mr Justice Spencer was solem- nized yesterday in this city; the ceremonies were performe at St. Peter’s church, in State street. The exhibition of sorrow at his loss, and of condolence with his relatives, was gene- ral; the venerable jurist was evidently beloved by all classes, and his death has called forth those manifestations of sorrow which are most appropriate at the deaths of public benefactors e flag over the capitol was suspended at half mast, and the members of the tears at- tended the funeral ina body ; the Governor and the several State officers, “together with the members of the bar of this city, were also pre- sent. The services of the church were solemn and sublime; no sermon was delivered The Te Deum laudamus was chaunted, and the customary funeral rites of the Episcopal church were performed. Atthe close of the services, the Governor and Legislature walked in the procession on its way to the grave, until it ar- rived opposite the capitol, when the members of the two houses filed off and repaired to their respective chambers; an immediate adjournment took place. To-day faneral sermons were preach? ed by-the Rev. Dr. Sprague, of the Second Pres: byterian church, and the Rev. Dr. Potter, of St. Peters. Im the House, yesterday morning, i short but eloquent and affecting eulogy of the virtues and the geperal eminent ehariets r of the deeeased, was pronounced by Mr. Phenix, of New York The work is accomplished, and we have au assurance that the people are shortly to reap the benefits of the law reform which they have so urgently demanded. The Senate has referred the code of procedure to a select committee, with instructions to report it back to the Senate complete. The code has passed the ordeal, and its safety is mo longer doubtiul. It has passed thr the commiitee of the whole Senate, as it was submitted by the commissiouers; th geatlemen are, therefore, entitled to all the éclat, rk shall prove to be of practical uti- fitshall prove to be a sigaal failure, sibility must rest upon their shoulders The ‘House, I do not believe amend it in any pirticular of the Senate, will take effect in July next, in- siead of May, and the Legisiature of 1849 will be prepared to approve it entire, or to amend any of iS provisions that may prove to be uasound or impricticable. Upon such a peaceful triumph, will attempt tc The code, by a vote the people may well congratulate them heel ves; in acme it, they have not been obliged to resort to force; bata simple expression of their will through the ballot boxes has been obeyed with cheerfulness and promptitude; so long as men possess the power of self-government, it should continue to be so. i The important bill to punish abduction as a pissed the Senate yesterd-y, and only | s the Signature of the Governor to become a law One of foot, is the proposed northern railroad from Og- the most important projects now on deast Biac greut work, rgto Albany and Bo-ton; the only ob- the progress oi the company in this ja the want of a right of way across Richelieu river at Rouse’s Point, St. Law- rence county ; the company wish to build a rail- road bri with two draws across this river, through wi vessels from Lake Cham- plain into Upper Canada have already trans- mitted to you detailed specification of the plas, and the objections to it. A billhas been introduced into the Senate to authorize the com- pany to construct this bridge; it will come up to-morrow pass Ww jews, CAPTURE OF TWO MEXICAN V8SSEL8 The schooser Governor Anderson, Capta'n Trainer, arrived ¢ New Orleans on the 11th instant,from Tabas- co, which place be left on the Sdinstavt He reports every thing qaiet Captain Boyle, of a United States sot ooner, tus neme of which Captain recollect, captured two Mexican schooners loaded with eon and other merchandize, on the 26th ult. Their cargoes were valued at $16,000 TORTURE OF A’ A letter from Tiscatalpan, di A horrible affair took piace rince. Five Americans, captured vear Vora Cruz. were taken to Taluscoya, tied to takes im full view ef each other, ond then Che tongue, eyes, nose, ears, and bands of one were deliberately cut ‘out! died another was treated in the ERICANS. d February 20th, says: me way, and #0 on aie dues pot oall for retributive justice what will’ MOR MURDERS IN NEW MEXICO * have been received at St. Louis from ‘aoe the substance of which is, that Mr. Jones, she- riff of that place, in attempting to arrest an Indian concerned in ihe rebsion, was pursued, bimself and party, by the Indian troops, who, after capturing s«- yeral of them, killed two, and then reduced the town t asher THE MEXICAN NAVY. We were not aware that the Mexican navy was formi- dable at thie time. Indeed, we did aot know that she could produce the first ship, uetil we read the following official snd bigh-rounding document in the Republicanv, at Guedalnjara “Senor & Francisco Ribaud, commander of equadron, has been named by the supreme goverament of the ne: tion, Commauder-Geveral of the navy of the South. whose staion is established at Tepic, until new orders”? We fear Admiral Kibaud will be obliged to navigate on land at present.— Flog of freedom, Puchla, Jan. 29 FROM THE KIO GRANDE [From the New Orieans Picayune, March 12.) By the U S. propeller Secretary Maroy, Capiain Ro- ingon. we bave the Matamoros Flag of the 4th instant, and dates from Monterey to the 19th ult. I'he Fiag aunouvoes the death of Captain M B. Gray better kuowa as “Mustamg Gray.” He died at Ca- rgo ou the 26th ult., after an iliness of several weeks, in the 20th year of his age. Phe vonter-y Gazette of the 19th mentions the shoot 40 st that place, in the morning of the feutinel on post, under tue following cir- The Mexican. on horseback, armed aud uipped wich gun, sabre, &o, undertook to pass the The sentinel hailed, and at the third onil, the spurring hie horse, turned his bead aud raid “Sie uo care tor you ‘The eentinel fired, and the entered the Vexiean’s back, and passing through * heart, killed bim instantly. It was afterwards ascer- tained thet he was the guards to « merchant’s train going to Saltillo, which was on the eve of starting. From the Gazetie of the 16th ult. we learn thet Gene- rel Wool has ordered « 4 ment of the 24 dragoons, ander Captain Hunter to Venciova, to take post there fof the purpore of collecting revenue The detechment was to leave Momterey for ite destination on the 2st ult The Flog mentions an affray which occurred at Santa Rite juct sbove Matamoras on the Texas side, ou the iinet. A. Weyman was feverely wounded, and ano- ther man killed outright We bave not room for de- tats FOR THE SEAT OF War The U_8 schooner Velasce, Capt Decker, left yerter- dy for Tampico Also, the shoouer Robert Mills, Capt ‘Vownsend, for Brasow Seatiogs, with government stores, ‘The steamship Palmetto leave this morning at 10 Trainer does not | at Talascoya four daye | nme cena aia | | | witha ewgs of box The comachins We Orleans and Virgi> Hoye h? Tw met for Vera ARMY INTELLIGENOR Lieut. Walker, of the $4 Dearne, having under his command seventy-six new recruits, arrived at Jefferson Barracks on the 9th inst. These men were enlisted | in the vicinity of Memphis, Teun, The U. 8 schooner Velasco, Capt. Decker, left 3 terday for Tampioo. Also the schooner Robert _ Capt. Townsend, for Brasos Santiago. with govern stores. The steamship Palmetto will Teaver ‘his mora- ing at 10 o’cloek. The U 3 steamships New Orleans and Virginia are expected to leave on Tuesday next for Vera Crus The Virginia touches at Tampico.—N. 0. Picayune, March 12/h. tak ro ona displays t! ay revolution and progress towards ‘Fren than the little fact that at ch republicanism, ‘ery public place of exhibt- tion on Saturday night, the Marscilies Hymn was Played and received with enthusiastic bursts of fapplanse American feeling is certainly strong with and for tbe French peopie A Lafayette aided the cause of American liberty, aud thers are scores of thousands who would gladly seize the occasion to reciprocate. Vive la France! Phila, Ledg+r, 20th inst AWA s LNT ELLIGENUE, 4 Racme 558 MOON RISES «0. 8 oe art 6 08, miem wares wo Cleared. United States Mail Steamer Hermans, Crabtree, Southamp- ton and Bremen. al Colon, Saith, Havana, Spofford. Tilles- wi ALAS ae Oeeer Lane fat Hick Cro . W Stevens, Stetson, Vern Croz, tei) Riweil « Cor ‘Lew, J son, Salem. Brigs—Watchman, Frost, Bermuda, W A F Davenport; Henrietta, Davis. Ser stexandria, silen, Sehriever, Vera Graz. ye Cot Vie ie Y; Sarah Ni ole ‘Biker, -—, Baltimore; Johu 3 Dal. ‘Martha Maria, Uiarance, Salem. Arrived. Ship Vicksburg, Berre, New Orlesns, 16 days, to W Nel on, ¢ V has been Sdays north of Hatteras. 9th inst. off Dave Pieris: mnsve cue aie Onion iien ew Oclcne in New York. Bark Beaver, (of Pagrideace,) Edward, Mobile, 2! days, with cotton to master=473 bls 2, Genter & Co—38 do C Dil- 66 5 & Co ‘my, 76 days and 53 days from » with 4000 boxes oranges and lemons io ad, Brown, Mobile, 16 days, with cotton to J ‘sid in eo'with barks Hamilton, Hallett, for New York, gChales William, Reeves, do; ship Blanchard, Blas chard do. Sng Susan, Shapley, Oporto, Jan 23. to, Harzous, Brothers Lett at Oporta, brig Long Leland, Gore. fe New Orlenas. da: Clarion, Reed, for Ni Brig James, Tynes, (of Ber- muda,) for London, sid ‘aime rf y. March 13. lat 40 46. lun 67, ‘froin, the Jib-boom, while furling Jib, Thomas of New York, aged 47. experienced gales the whole passage. Feb 26 “while lying was struck by a heavy sea which buiwarks, broke mainte! aud did other damage, lat 43 30, Jon $248. For the Im and light rom the sorhwerd and fougy British orig St Croix, Bernier, Halifax, 18 days, with 931 bbis fish, to J Hunter & Co. Brig Samuel Potter, Douglass, Marston Creek, (Me) 8 days, with ship timber, to order. Brig Catherine Roger sugar to master, and 267 hh lamo e, Norfolkes ¥.! liu, Bird, Poiladelpi ries ie 22 days, with 300 bbis molasse: Sid in co with brig Minors! Burk, for Ph:ladelphia. rue sehr ee Holden, St Johns, (NB) 10 days, With 60 oul to a8 wait, Baltimore, with mdse to Johnson & Schr Henry, Lowrey, Halifax, 9 with fish to mast Sid in eo with a oe a. Wor ety he Zephyr, Rog for Boston. Left rechr Rambler, for New York, soon. Salled. British ship Unicorn, St Jona, (NB); barks Gramons, New E Nahumke:g, Mobile; Arethuss, Newry, (Ire)} Gol ‘onda, Belfast; brigs Peconic Apalachicola; Almira, Porto Eabetio; Sarah Nasi, Norfolk. pole 20th—Sunrise, Wiad | 8; meridian, SW; sunset, Heraid Marine Correspondence. Paitaonurmia, March 20. 4 p a—Arrived—Brig Gypium, Pike, Eastport; sehrs Rio Grande, Smith, Gloucester: JK Shaw, Paine, New York: Mary Ann, Mason, do; Gandy, do; Rebecca, Collins,do; Sally Wheaton, W! fgg Harbor: Vesta, Tomlin, Cape May; sloop Emblem, Pot. ter, New Yori. Below—Suip Alice Gray, Nickerson, New Orlean Cleared—Bark Swan, Suell, omese Grove. La; b: Caryl Shackfird, De narara; Betsy & Jane, Sheed, Matanzas; Al- mira, Brown, New Orleans; schrs Major Ringold, Townaend lnarlestou; Benj, Kngtish’ Bull, New Haven; JT Bickley, Henderson, Hariem, New York: Silvia Higbee, Higbee, Providence: John Grouch, Tomlin, New York; Emily ¢ Gauly, New York; Vesta, Tomlia, do; Kebecea, Geli ao; aay. Wipesen heatoe, as Pega. — ughes, ersey City; Buena Vista, ackett, Bridgepori; ana Stork Emblem, Lotter, New Bedford - Miscellaneous Record. Packer Suir Wettinctox, Chadwick. will sail this mormag for Loadon. Leiter bage at the usual places Burt a Bark Jonn axp Rosent—Capt. King. of the bark Quincy; from Rio de Janeiro arrived at New Orleane, reports that he was boarded on the 28th ult, off the Littie Cay ance, by boat with five men, Being ® pars of the crew of (te British bark Joka & Robert, of Belfast, Captar: Casey, from Belfast bouad to Mobile, which vessel’ was lost Dw the night of the 6th Caymans. The vessel aad cargo wasa total | ataTRa. (of Boston) Fessenden, 3! days from Bali Murséilles with tobseco, west ashore night of Janu- ary 31, 18 miles W of Cape de Gat, and 29 east of Malaga, ina chick now storm. She struck on alow san nfourhours The hull would be a total loss; spats, rig silt, &c. saved A jeter trom the U 8 Consul, Malaga, a7hw't, sates that ifa sufficient quantity of eatgo be saved. 10 ssoand ¢udit.ou to be seut forward to Marseilles a vessel fe aceount. Aman, name 1 ot given, was lost overboard six days afterthe Sumatra left Balamore. The Sumatra was a smal! ship of 287 tons, and a good vessel, alth gh between 21 aud 22 yearsol!. Sheist ured atthe Meich ats Office, in Boston, fvr $6000, aud there 18, prababiy, also $2000 msured at the same office on freight mouey. Brio Nexman, of Neweastle fallen in with Mareh 8, lat 26 39, lon 63 29, abwdoned, Wasa uew brig on her first voyage, oks, having loaded partly in Wiscasset aud file Portiand. Sne sailed from latter about Janua- ry 2 Miller master. Scun Isoerenpence, at Matanzas, 4th inst, from Frankfort, had bad weather—tost deck load, monkey rail, &e. Lauscw.—Che five coppered bark Linda, was lanached at Philadelphia, on Satarday afternoon, from the ship yard o! Messrs. Simpson & Neal Her musts were stepped the same atteravon, ad she will soon be in complete order to take her plsce te the Havana line of Messrs, Stewart & Newman, for which she was built. Whalemen. A leter from Capt Swain. of ship Young Hero, of Nautue- ket, reports her off Catlao Nov 17, with 950 bbls sp 100 do wh oil. Heard from no date, &e. ship Three brothers, Mitchell Naut 700 wh and Spoke; a date, Hero. Swain, Nant, 36 80; kbout Nov 17, Citizen, Bailey, do, quantity of ot unknown —had spoke her en asiy with 1508 wh 700 sp; Conrier,sHol- Wo h of ship United States, of Nar tucket, reports thatshe arrived st Oaka, Oct 16 ind why e,22moscat. Oathe 17h ot Al Bo ia Islands, exvere ce! atypho sa, ee fou: hours the her beam ends, a part of. e time her main hatches mdder, staronard b at, with davits ao betweea main and uizes rigging, al! the ‘ardoard side fore a d mam topsail, foresail, fore cop unst stayaail, and maintongallant own from the gaskets, ond almost every thing off deck. Lost the season on japan in consequence: hid taken 400. sp the last moath. ‘The ship remaiged there Nov 5, wattog for s ils having, repaired ne other daagy The gale lasten five da: cruise the nexc 3 ince for sp oll, snd then zo tothe N W Const. Sept 9 feil trom aloft and drowned, Geo H Hoyt, of Coucord Nid, aged 2i years. er fromm the Ist eae ip Howard, of Naxt, reports sudwich si jet 15, with 840 bbls sp oil; had lost ars. ip Ganges, of Nant, reports Get 20, with 1350 obli pt Swain, of ship Mill Group, Jan 20, 18 crages, moakey ba warks on the ver at Sind A leturr from © reports he wit» 810 bbls ap oi Al Mau! no date, (by letter) shins Robe t Bourne, Baker, N Morison, Green, do, fal} He rd ton no date. &e, Lowell, Benjamin, do 3700 bb's Rice, do, 4000 bbls ; Corea, Hempstead, do, 1200 3 ois of Nantucket, , 164 mos out, London 5100 bbls, for home direct: to letter) ship Hannibal, Brown, on account of scurvy, January 1. Reports he having taken only which is nearly equal sree inthe Bay a the New. he Inet seas re reported to be plenty). Heard from ovember, St Pecer, Simmons, Bedford, | oil not started; no date, ow N W Const, Flora, rotter, NLon- After the first one | | Ind | don, The ion, st Zanzibar, Dee 24, reported heard from in Noy, St Peter, NB 00 bb's. Arrat Colombo, Ceylou, Jan 18, Clarice, Gifford, SB, oil not started. Arr ai Maaritiss, Nov 20, Aun Parry, Perry, of Portsmouth, Seychel!e Islands, oi) not st uted (had 650 ap, Mey 16 jHleard rom, no date, on N W Coast, Flore, Pouter, Ni, 25 bis. Spoken. Ship Geol Harrison, Gardner, from Boston, Dee 13, for East Thompson, from Havre for New York, ‘hip Liverpool, from Liverpool 50 lon 10, Ship Joon Fehrman, Davie, from Boston for Havana, Feb 28, off Gan Key. = aati Itau, from New Orleans for Liverpool, March 5, lat 5 1A, Io for New York, Feb 12, lat Berk Mongpelien for New Orleane, March 1, lat —, lon 85, (by the A a8, et Charleston ih back Seotis, from Balize (Hon) for New Orleans, lat 25 43, Jou 06 90 Bark Jobilee, 8 days from Cardenas for Portland, March 7, tat 33 49, on 96°20, Bark Edwin Augusta, from Mobile for Havre, Jan 21, lat 32 Achens, from Liverpool, Feb 18, Int 48, lon 11, Brie Heron, from Belfast, Me, March 2, bound in to Key ‘est Brig Dirigo. (of Beaville) from Mansanilla for New York, Feb 27, Int 2220 N, lon # Brig Genl Cobb, trom New Orleans for Barbados, March 4, off Tortugas Light rig Garnet trom New O:leaas, March 7, (by the Abby Prait, at New Orleans.) ee Merchant, from Brazos for Jamaica, larch 1, lat 2434, Foreign Ports Bompay, Jan 1—Arr John Adams, Dixon, Ch Burt, eam 7th Ariel. for Boston 5 4. thet ‘G» srdacr, for jo do; American, F isin sailed Dee 10 end put bark Jan 4.) Antelope, Watkins, Macao. Sid from San Genevi, Tucker, Boston; Jan 34, Orissx, Seobi Cantor, Dec 25—Ships Yunchu, Canfield, and ‘Heber, Pat- tersou, (oN York, few days; Cougress, French, une: bark Syn mviile, Bacher, from Liverpool, . (uly 30) ar 2id, for New Vork, 12 0r 15 ds Nick Canpenas about Mareb Thomas for New York or DantMovrn, Feb 19314 Olol DovenyiFeb 18—Arr Coden, Barens, C te: for Harnoury ) Fousnina Feb 681d Baring Brothe Om Eeb 12=Arr Corb Danby brig Vinceon Pieesnits, Keteliveter, (fm Genoa, Keb 17—Shipa | iogen dora, Borland, freight or charter; barks Kose Stand cer, tor Sicily; Chusan, Jenkins, Boston, arr 9h, for next day. Havewa, March $=Ship Joha Fehrman, Davie, trom Bos- rks Be Currier, for Cowes and a mavket, 3.26; Swi id abt 18th, 9 , Titapa, ih) ship Joh Q'Aduns, ‘e Freemm, from St Lamph Agenoria, Webster, Browu, for Bo tou, 3 bo yard mr sunt; Isparden, arr; brigs Athens, Inne! w tt ta mark, for or to) Toad for WAY joad at M b hed gone oe bhd. Hey. if te SeNYork: 8 ine aren api Pare ey Eine, jase seh mington. NC, arr 3d & C aye Blauco; Gr nd hason, whic ch td $0 for Sogn wei nn which sid 3d for , low NYork or Boston ar $5 per bhd bark eilen, Sisa!, 5 davai brigs Gazelle, Churehill, for Portlan Deenkwater, from ‘do ar, Sth, ‘exrgo, unsol by, Pendleton, for Carden ay eS Suiryer, aud Cordslia, Shaw, ting ‘Sid 4th, brig Toledo, Glo: ver. Doar: Jam, Fe eu ay day! eal) 25th, a Drummond a Cette, just arr. jaa, Bosto Nov 27—Sld Betnepocas Bavews Brest, (with French officers and seamen, since spoken) Mania. Dec 16—nips Walpole, itichardyon, for Boston. in all ihe month; Mt Vernon. Given, for N York, 25' up at $18 per f sale, Boston, (June 11) via Rio Janeiro (Aug sth.) ay 15 fedora, Shoxt from Honolulu, ar loth: ‘ou. Kilham: une Darks Zotofl, Wallis from Fejee a a ‘ton, B xter, from News 3 tle. i ar'1sth. ‘Bla 15th, ship Nor= man, Linne!!, \ York. Marta, Feb 9—Arr ROD, Blake, Zante; Catalpa, Wat son, Smyrns. Matanzas, March 5—Barks Seboois, Thompson, for Ham- burg, 7 days; Peorucket, Taylor, do. Adelaide, Tag. (wets £5 10s): Adams.Avey for do, next day ; Octavia, Sargent, for Portland, 5 or 6 days; Foodbury, fro do, dig; brigs Athens, Jones forN | cevotiany Oreia, from ralkener, for ——, Cumberland, Ne rank et grees more, about 13h; Massy a 31—Bark Pico. Leckie, for pain soon: brig allen Kis oy ‘Mausoa, do. td 97th, bark Prompt, Wellman, Be meron} Feb 13—Arr Callao, Warren, London, to load for Pa ‘enato ~) ior spasion, Well arr Jaa 27, for NOrleans, ldg ; voguimbo, 8 or 10 days; Coriwlanas Tarder from Tre Wheele , do; Hermann, Wer fh York, 10 da Ofte be cite paper or papers Where the office advertising may be Wyte thexer emeutavion.—New Port Office = Lables’ List eran A|Grath Mis ‘AbcheroftMiseJant| race Mi iss Baaly {3 hii etd Mins Aan abbot Miss Be line ores Nan Am carpe HATING passed yoga. Mra(3ist st) ary Me Ferland Miss Car A beth Giles. Miss Pye P 38 J i-| Gitte eas 4 ‘bed leah Senet? Mi AftustrongSioeMor |Garrst Mile Elis age Me waret és agiiaer Mra (See NeHlorow An Black Rebecca Wegowan Miss Bamey Sirs Cathe-| 2 wen are Ba ‘ath J Bramiett Mrs Grace wee Mary Baker Ming May jaxter MraMargat Naughton Ellen Breen" Asn [aa Harwood Mias Hax-| Nye Mr+ Margaret ‘Be irs ; tiailon Mrs Mary. | Oliver Mrs Sarah J Briton Mrs Met, | Haudly Mra Amelio| Q’Rorke Bid eet Boaghtoa Mrs Em Bri Orfort } OBrien Mrs M Mery Mis Mary area Mie ae Ormeby Miss Mary Brvince ire ‘Emily ita it Miss Isidore! Bendies ‘i sr | asiliday Mrs Age SONS Mar Baker stissGloriano| Heywood Mra Wmn|O’Farre | Miss Ann Hill Mrs Aun G P Platt Miss Apna Progue Mrs Hannah Perry Miss Rebecca Yeringer Elizabeth enney Miss Har- Tiet Pease Miss Jerusha Poares Miss Martha Beckenbridge Susav piazen a ig ings Mary Bidwell Miss Mary M BoughtonMissEme- Broadwell Mrs Jane Bryant Mrs Ellen Bartwuett Miss Himes Mis Eiize-| 06 Sutchiovon Mrs T Hutchins Miss Eli- if Hall stiss (Frankliv eal Mary ea (Raion lanoeth darris Margaret fe ie Hamiitsn Mise Fex- Cc. Purcell M MaryE Byrne Catherine Usrroll Mrs ann pent ‘Tsie] Boston: 26th, Spr 3 Nautilus. lnger* |, Boston; 2d pe me Philndel his, Weare, York; bark C Bevaa, Burnham, Baltimore, brig Superb, Sw) Phila- de!phia PeNana, Dec 27—Ship Dy Iphin, Bagge, (or Boston, lg, Sid a7 ark ‘ihree Brothe’s. Stickney, PORTLAND, Hy off Feb 22—Manehester, Jarman, New York for Antwerp. Roone..e, Feb 21I—Brig Union, [fr] for New York, 6th Mareh. Korrenpast, Feb 22—Bark Libra, [Duteh] Tripp, for Bos: tom abr oth inet. Dutch brig ‘Tropiews, ropkeu, for do sid fm Helvoet oa or prev to 22d Sax Juax, Cady March 5—Brig Metallic, Plummer, for Portland. dg SinGaronk, Dec 1l—Arr Great Britain, Poor, Macao, ied ald 2latfor Cape Good Hove, and ouloa, having par ofthe ‘fficers and sermen of the Freuch men of war wrecked in China). ia 2tst, Atlioth, Dorr, Akya>. Suyana, Feb $—Brig Cyclops, Cothoon, for Boston, 10 ds, with rage. only Am veneel. Sid Jan 30th a 2lat, barks ouia, King, Boston: 28 h © Wright, at Hye lo. St Jon, NB, March 12—Brigs itaska, Barley, Alexandria; 15th, Joha Buil,'MeUellan, NYork Sid lith, brig Desdemo- aa, NYork; Ith, echt Three Sisters, Brannen, Boston, (and returned 16th oe ‘Account of hi ) Cld 14th, sehr dian, Kavanagh, » go 1th, brig Bream, MecKiunell, Sierra Leoue. via N Yo! 4 hh ber | Bh ly pmol This suger Allen & Paxson— 3 bbis molasses Aa Idg 1o—Brigs Widow, Gorum, and Ella Pike, for elphia Swanzea, Feb 1l—Arr Goths, Sundberg, fr Gottenberg. ‘Trieste, Feb M—ships Nedra Macoduek, fm N York, Raymond Mrs uy Clark Jane Herb iano Mad E- Keilty Mrs Mary Chapman Miss |ii'ley MissJ A mn Clisghen Margy To aee Mrs Mary ily Elizabeth Cammeyer 188) Ero TY i y Catharine Hogu Miss Hurriet2] Qiglera Cat Howard Mrs Ellen | ® jker Mrs HarrietD Howell MissLonisa Hutchinson Miss Roe Miss Jane Roberroa ae isa Kother=2 | oss Mrs Edwin Hintee Mrs“aroline | RooneyMissBridg’t Hyett Mss James | #odgers Mis Catha- ¥ 1&J ine Conlan Miss El eins via zane pe (Ca:| Ren Miss 8 Cc Mary, Colitgzlizxbeth By ‘amminge Miss Ma- Reilly Mary, Remsen Lt Curtiss Miss Mar garet Bo cers Susan Cullen Mrs Catha- Rison M.s Isa- une; Goniola, H .tehinson, for S oon : Tyrone, Butler, do: Venice, Sage. do; barks Gibealy Jordan, do; Barring ton, Auch loss, for NYork, | ldz; Harmony, Asthony, une; 7. Feb 29—Bark Sarah Bridge ships Pharealin, Medford and Arabella, barks Tarquin, Trenton, hnd Garland; brig Silas Marean; schrs Decatur and Charrion, Sid 29th bark Winthrop, New Orleans 12—British Empire, Colhoun, Ardrossan, vin Dublin, (and sid loth for Bostoa) Home Ports, Avexanprta, Va. Mar (7—Selow, brig Favorite, Mast frow Barbadoes Bavtimore, March 20—. an uae. Wyman, Howes: brig Harp Kirwac. Mautonave: brigs 1 W Brown, Speed, Galves ton; Mary Stanto der, By Lewis Bruce.‘ has, do; David K Akin, Baker, do." Schrs. Union. Bangs, Providence; Mary, Howland, 60; Mozelle, Thomas. NHave >; Juliet, York; Cinderella, Baker, Rob- 0; Richard Borden, Bearse Fall River. CPd, ship, Sec skelle iserpool barks, Stella, Oliver, Beltast; H Chapin, Coli Milron, York, Bath, viary Fr euobia, T H Worthington, Pei (uot im port) Baize, mily Ann Thom: cnn men, Bangor: Boston, March 18—\ 1d, + Howes, Bal- ‘burke, White, Philadelphia shiladelp bie: field Georgetown, D ©; Berry, BM mishonea, sae lemie Kelley, Wilmington, Del: Tatent, Niekerson, Newark; til- len, Brow, New York: Sonthemner, Studiey. do; Marieta, do. Arr igth, back Sophrania, Drew, Smyroa Nickwrie: brig Mary H Crowell, Port Peau: brig Damas: us (of New York). Chase, Newburyport: sehrs Mediom Miuter, Trinidad: Joh Drew, Searles, Se vannah; ‘Tarquin, Gaiscar, oriole Amonda, Shedd, ‘and Otielio Hawes, Norfolk: Baltimore: Louisa Gray vitadelphin Corel ing, and JQ Klin dass, Noms Grotins. from New ey Sid tinday, bark Musiiggein: brig Suila; schr Rooke; ship Lady Arbelin; bark Wesss cumeau strited on Saturday, pat bick tothe eity and sailee again on Sundry. bat recurned 0» Nantasket Koads at sunset Bit, Queen Escher started on Sanday, but pat back ro the ons Bursto, #1, Mareh 16th—Sld brig Neptune, Peterson, Ma- tanzis. Cwantestor, Maren \7—Azr steamship Northerner, Budi, vd the New York; barks upiier, Carter, Havre, via New York: y New Orleaas: brigs Orray ft, Rancevilie Vai , Bt. schr James, Duggan, Aitnkspas. La. Ol'd 1th mas Walter, Matsiman, chiladelphia: achr Palestige Mtrickson Darien, March l0—Arr bug Ohve, Lockman, New ¥. ‘orks sehrs Alexrader M, Caswell, do; Sage. do. Sid Lith, b rs ta triot, Keene, New York. RANK.IN, La. Feb 2i—Arr brig Wolcott, Northum, Gal veston: sehr E-geue, sanders, La Vacea; 26th, achr Eliza nerh, Chase. “iobile; 28h, sch Nimrod. Baker, do; March |, sohr Tiger, Dimmick do.’ Cid Fb 23 Veliseo, Bell. N nn, Philade! 324th, brig Wol Yok: sehr Kokevo, Nicke: ety ¢ tt, Northum, dichmond; achr sngene. Sanders,"NO leans; 25h, brig Gen Wool, Adams. N York, Victorine, Weeks, do: achr bliaabe Chare-do; 28h, senr Nimod, Baker, Mobile, viareh 1, se or Tiger, Darnmiek, *s York. Groversres, Maren 160 ne-Arr acirs Beauchamp, Melo- tire, Th maston, fr New York: Richmoud, Saow, aad Gor- delia, Smith, “Phomaston for New York; Julit Francis, Gilchrist, do for York River Hyansis, March 17 for B Ja port, senrs © Chamberlain, Berry, : Excel, Chase; Grecian, Beste: jorhem, Bosiea for New York. Lupke. March l1—sid_ brig Dablis, Pine. Havana (one ac count says 10th, for Barbadues, Haynes, aster) Mar 1—Arr ships John © Calnoun, Lowell, ‘oke, Day, Kernel 3 Alkmasr, Crosby, a, Norton, NYork: 10th. Br bark Jane Giassin. brig Baltimore, Driver, Boston. Cla, ship Se vera, Cheever, Havre. NonFoLK, Viarch 17—Arrschrs Glaucus, Woglam, Staten sind; JL Norris, Vanname, Back taver boas Vor! Ehies A, Hi ork; EP Horton, Daniels,do; J F vis, Garrison, doy John Anderson, Gibson, do; Nathau Barrett Boush,do Rie kw Haven, March 17—Arr bark J Forbes, Herrick, Porto ico. March 9—Arr bark George, Robinson, Gen North. Demarara; 10th ships Abby ; Leavitt, N York: fowa, Pa ker, rd. Chick, Liverpool; Juniata. Hand, Philadel Outerbridge eh Solder. Thomas, ito; Ocean 0 Jan- Gray “ogre sail, Beh 20, Honduras: iladeip ‘andy ke, do: & D Shepherd, Davis, Liverpoul: Southerver, Stauton New York: Phargtlia, Allen, Vera Cruz; bark Saragorsa Watson, do: brigs Winthrop, Wetmore, do: Magnolia, Mor harleston; sehr ande"soa, Treanor ‘Tobaseo, Cla ounters of Loud nm. Gaitiek, Liverpool: barks Ale Sarah Jackson, Hodgden, New res, Hodge. B ichrs ‘lizabet chicola; Liveline, Pore, Wilminatens Jo uuda, (Yoeatan) Ascona, Sisal and Campench: Byron. eLetleud, B rhb Jane, (Br) Crowell, Li ion 'flavres Powbatiany Simps x, Bocton; ith, shite Ovopele, Beret, flitner, St Petersburgy Lap Carolina. Boer orth, ‘Laver Alice Wilson, (Br) uxton, B fast. frelan ony Sere Tavior, Libby. thi rt, valseper, do: Rio Ladien, Ht w York: Old Zack, vildrum, ngton; Lemuel, Brewn, Norfolk; ston, Elizabetn Bruce. McLellan, Liverpool, New Jersey, Bisbee, Boston; RKestrell, Tamer, Liserooolt Rdeline, Fake, dos Henriette, (81) Fouled Berry, New York: bark ( h bres Alvemarie, Corre: Nth, ships Dalmatin, Jabez, (Br) ‘Smith, aah; schrs Robert me Star, Miner, Mate Ashland, Robert, Vera Mills. 1 more Crna: San Engine, Sanders, 8t Thom Home, Graham. *t Jago de ¢ Hicumowp, Vareh 19—Arr, schrs Lowell, Harriet smith, Smirh don. Baker, Boston; New York: Heroive, Pero, New Lon- e, warwood, New York; Alderman, Sid, sehrs en d Mareh 17—Arr, schrs Reg S| Crane, John’ Jones, — for Petersburg Provipenc eld. sehr Mary Jane, Sa tongland, Apalachicola: » nond (with e Wore Bull below, brig Lucy At from Mataonas Savanwan, Mar I'— Arr brige Ottoman, dence; Francis Sewyer, Ne York =Cld. br brig’ Black Prince, Welsh, Liverpool; schr Reaper, Loring, fariford \Gth arr Br ship Leender, Lyman, London: brig Excel, Revel, New York. Cld, sels Jalia Eliza, Higbee, Philadelphiay Abdel Kuder, Brown Broaswieck Hammond, Provir Witmixe ton, Mar ay 24 brigs Belle, Myers. New York; sa! i Blackman, do ey is.do; Athalia i neil a leon, Parritt, Boston: Vilona, Hume, Boston; i Aleyon, Mvers, Phir Valhalla, Chase, do. Old, (Br) Guardian, Charebill, Passengers to Sall. any BaemMen—U 8 Ma'l Steamer Hermann Giere, of Altona. et Foreign Importations. Oronto—Brig Bneane-25 hnde 374 gr casks wine A Salten— 28 pipes 70 bhds 71 gr casks 6 bole do 27 casks argol 20 qtle 60 hf do lowwood J & " Osborne—20 hhds 200 qv casks wine to order—=1 hhd 104 qr cxske do H Hammond=120 qr cases do T Walke: hhde 30 qreasks © Biackbu n= 189 4: le 18 hf do log wood.to order—6 pipes do Domestic Laportatio New Ones a ork Togh vm & ‘erry & Up— 896 Howe &% Hamiltoa=75 hhds su: Hoppock & Greenwood 1 mand 4 . 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McLAUGHLIN AND one Box of Specie—United States trict of Lowisiana—Monday, Feb- Stewart, Prize Ag nt, aud a anamestion ua the Court that the prize list has been furnished him of officers aud crew of the steamer Hunter, and o1 tog to the court that forther suzgest- there may be other persons claim ng to chare as captors in the distribution of the prize found herein neeruing, it their he c jerk of this + oart within (90) ninety hereof. And it 1s fart im the New Orleans inety days. Clerk. ordered that Herald, six times from ih By order of the Court. N. 1 other persons elarmning ascaptors if auch they have, in the office of rom the dete ther ordered. tac thi moten be published Pi ayane, Washington Union snd New date bo te expiration of the R. JENNINGS, el one vellers. aad finish. Just imported. Artificial Dr Powell's Self: Acti: or Douche Baths, for strengthening the eyes, w TENDS EXCLU BULL A’ y to diseates of the Kye and Kar, from 9 to 4 , at his office, 261 Broadway, ¢ Treatise on the Kye, with engravings, Tules for the selection of spectscle Fifty Cents, ean. be had dof aer of Warren street. ond their ¢: at his offic sof a stiperior quality Eye Fount-ins or Jet, ch has just received a diplomant the Fair of the Auieriesn Institute, uow for sale at his office. Di Gentetiaet from "0 to 3 o’elor Broadway. 400,000 5 been silu without me of our Agent id both rottle has given faet never before cial operations. si Kinds, y with their mighty preteusions leavin; vara, for which ve golden remedies have been of very short duvatioi mons chat are still in R_ ELLIOTT, OCULIST, BOTTLES rt sal th ek as § equally to" eile. wea agreenble. taken great trouble to ferret out many of o' things. with afew ch: INFORMS. HI4 PA- ‘s of attend ince at the offic louday, Wednesday and rr .ND OV OF DR ewit U. Kellinger’s Liniment, have 4 siuele complaint being made known ts have sold from three to five thou- willing to be qualified thet every leas chan thee years, a the history of all medi duction, nostrams of various ave spring into ex. ats upon the sea shore,a d have proved Some]ot their venders have agencies. and itable remarks 1 re fee] uaspeakably grateful. ch ince its int hey hove ssappeared as the dews beiore the rising suo, and the few existence, cannot please us more then to. r folow us wherever they cen ‘find us, for we ere always ex- ceedingly mnxious to be eonb ed to draw a contrast, or com- sare our erticle ands of are session: —Mr pirit, or to wrestle w mar o Wilham D. Sparks, of the 4 Mile House, 34 Avenue Mr. Willard lL. Reed, of Sereer street; ht as well undertake to chase a as to conteud 'd?s jewel—her curope In nde'tion, we are ing to a few more of the many spirits whose authority we have in bert Conklin: the driver and trainer of the celebrated preing horse James K Lady Suffo) treet, whi Viott, Par A 1s beginning to be Heave Powders. ficient (0 eure an ordinary case of Heaves, and to administer ina doren eases of colds, catarrh, Ke. ‘They are elegantly pur up, in_ package Brisnt. owner of the famous more Mee Wm. Cowan, of Horse Bazar, 31 Crosby. ¢ skill, taste, sud Ju vutse isequal wewent with t with the hi ker, ! heesewan snd other pies of which can be seen in every Fold in lage bottles, at GooD HORSE. MEVICINE 18 MOST ESSENTIAL to the stock of every druggist aad cou most ‘po! e's Cattersal au now in use. 13 Kirkh avd are also the bet coudition medicine that can be given to Hors. sat this aeoaen gf he year, don, may be consult: ses. A ses, enables d tor ie two weeks with Those individuy's who habit caw positively be restored to health and street. ner member. 19 Dans Ds. ALFA, rivate Treating,” ee ee AN. andéto® EM. (Sunday excevted). ili EDIC AL CARD=DR. IVE street, devote: diseases. Ki fs few day due ng nocrurnal ine him. oe cs with e $2 Sprivg puntier. on st. HE NO PAY—DR «ORBITS treet, member of the Koyal Gollege of Surzeo. ractice of fourteen year ~ AUTHOR, OF T rturional debilit GOUGH 19 DUANE Poee $i. A. H. f certsin delica voted to venereal disea- to cure the worst form of th s disease in f-urdays No mereury uses, wor re- res cured, mene et p tut onal Debi-ity— pave indolged in * ooeen loatnsoms society. He door to Dr. lohnee ed in treatinent PRACTICAL ‘any of the Greenwich onsutied upy f these complaints, MORRISON, 2006 FULTON his entire time tthe treatment of privave Particular Goxorrhoa, he eures in e cures with: atures of Sir Act ir ‘A’ perleet cure EDICAL AID=DOC LOR MURPHY, OF 6 GOLD AVE street, can be Conhdentially consulted on private dis- onsen, Stricitres, Gleets, Mercurini Ulcers, Constitutional De- ii tnd dye, will tron isimproved method of curing Gonorshow in 2 be found infallable. Dr ind. fru been euuaxed for 1h years in treating these affe Charges mod-rate, Mo tea regalor physi Oflice 63 Gold str et, Letiers ens clog a fee attended to, ind medicines forwarded. Ms dren, re a Pp crete wh ns Y MOTHER’: Poverty, and the proszeet of to h may overcome these objections. Howed to state more in detvil BOOK—AN APPREHENSION lorge a family of hil. ousideraie people from enter og t book that will te'] you many important x ‘The author is the eharaet