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pd the House, you will be allowed counsel If you a “X same investigation, (page 4} 416, House Jour. 2d ses, 24h Congress) Fairfield, member of the committee, testified, that th ere was “a rule of the committee that all questions should be reduced to writing, and propounded through the chairman, to witness, if not ob- jected to by a member of the comunittee ; and that all answers of wit should be returned — the same channel Bell, the present eminent Senator from BE wh a doubtless remembers that being sum- moned asa witness before Mr. Wise’s commit- tee, above mentioned, he was permitted to give his testimony in writing. He will probably re- collect it, from the tact that a poridon of his evi- dence, written on a detached slip of paper, was accidentaily omitted by the person who copied the manuscript for the press. I could cite a number of additional cases; but the foregoing are quite sufficient to show that this right, which was denied to me, has been generally, it not invariably, granted to witnesses under similar circumstances. Thus fivding myself before a secret tribunal alone, without the aid of counsel, examined for e purpose of which I was not acquainted—retus- the smallest gleam of information necessary for my guidance—opposed to men lrarned in the law—called upon to make replies, uny one of which might subject me to punisnmeat, as for contempt—demied those meansot guarding against mistake which had never before been refused in like cases—isolated from al those fostering defences which the constitution and the laws should raise up around every citi- zen, against rathiess violence aad oppre-sion, { demanded that at least | might be permitted to act as my own counsel; and my applicauon was refused. I asked that my, right should be recog- nized to interrogate the Senate as to what they meant to elicit by such questions as I might ex- ceptto; thismght was not recogaized. Why should this privilege be withheld from me. which would have been accorded to my counsel for my benefit, if I had beea defended by coun- sel? So far was this privilrge from being ac- T was not permitted to ut- corded, however, th ter a word which was not recorded as part of my answers? Has the Senate avy palliation for this most aporeseive course? Whatcrime had [ com- mitted? The worst offence charged was refusal to answer questions put by committee: of the Senate, which refusal was sustained by the com- mittee themselves, all the members of which were men of consummate legal ability. Was this a justification for my torcible arrest and de- tention, and for dragging me before the bar of a secret Cart where | looked upon no face but those of my jud; aes and their officials? Wasthis rovocation for battering down with furious vio- ence, the weak muniments of law, which, in haste, I had snatehed up for my defence, and placing me inthe arena, unarmed, defenceless, gagged and fettered, and exposed in this condi- tion to the assaults of men powerful and cua- ning of tence, and whose customary acuteness was sharpened by their animosity ? And I again ask, where, during this small cru- sade, were the Senators from New York? When this most unmaaly and toul game was being pluy- ed, what was the bearing of those on whose support Ihad naturally a claim? Did they denounce this unwarrantabie assault on the constitutional rights ot the citizen? Alas! not so. One sat silent, and the other did not sit at all. He fled Will they attempt to justify the course of the Senate? and it they will not, can they justily ther own tame acquiescence? GatviENsis. —as= BY OVERLAND EXPRESS, INTERESTING. MEXICAN INTELLIGENCE. [From the N. 0. Picayune, April 14 4.) The U.S steamship New spree apt Edward Auld, ence she sailed on the evening of the 9th inst. She arrived ‘era Cruz, arrived yesterday forenoon from Vera Crus on the 6th inst. and landed her distinguisl Gen. Kearny and the Hon. Mr. Sovier. the forts in the city. Vera Cras, on Saturday. the troops in and around the city ou Mondey last. Mr. Sevier left Vera Cruz on the 8th inst. for the city of Mexico, under the escort of Capt. Tilghman’s com- nd, ‘about ‘sixty strong. Capt ‘Tilghman escorted ata Ana from Jalapa to Antigua. We learn from Auld that Santa Anna did not sail till Wednerday, the Sth inst. From the .2rco Irie, we learn that he took bis passage in the Spanish brig Martino. Capt. Milton arrived at Vera Cruz on the 5th inst from the city of Mexico, with despatches for W: ton He reports that the road was infested with ama bands of armed men, masked, who commit depredatio daily on the road between Mexico and Jalaps, plua ing the diligenoes, ko. The route between Mexico and Toluco is infested in like manner. Capt Milton oom- municated the following information to the Free «tae. rican. of the 6: tm “Having lefe the ofty of Meatou um Tuurvdey tase, eo met Mejor Cross four miles from San M: on his way to Mexioo. The Ohio battalion will b joued at Rio left Puebla on Sunsay last, witb pt. y of Loxt Mounted Men, for Ojo de Aguas. The Georgians are stationed at El Pinal Mr. Milton met @ great number of guerrilleros oo the road, but he was not iat ed with. He met Col Loomis with the merchsnt’s train at Pian del Rio, and Capt. Gleason with the American train, at the Netional Bridge. Capt. Shover’s battery was with Col. Loomis He also met a Mexican train at Paso la Vega, Dy Mexiceus, under the command of Don Felipa Garcia Six sutier’s wagons were left on the road, this side of San Juan.” Capesia Auldinforms us that it Crus thet Gemeral Scott and sui ir Trist, would leave Mexico about the 5th icstant, “the court having adjourned ite sittiag to the U sited States ;” but in our supposed at Vera report of the proceedings of the 3d, we find no annouace- ment of such ao adjournment The Free Americen, of the 6th inst bas a report that the Mexicans, under General Bruno, have been plunder- ing Paiseda and Laguna, tehiog advantege of the ab- sence of Commodores Perry. We shall no doub: hear more of this in a more defiaite shape. Ex-President General Bustamente arrived at San Luis Potosi on the 27th of March, with a division of troops from Gasnvjueto. He repaired thither by order of the general government, as is supposed to suppress any symptoms of rebellion which Paredes may attempt. An expedition left the city of Mexico the morning of the Siiastant, to visit Popocatepet!. It was under the escort of Captain Sibley’s company: The election in the city of Mex co took placa on Sun- day the 2d inst. Every thing went off quietly. The American troops, agreeably to orders, marched out at $ in the morning by the Penon gate, leaving only the pro- per guard. They remained till after the polls were cloned at 3 o’clook. Ia Vera Cruz they had a report that the Mexicans took advantage of the withdrawal of the troops and rose nl pronounced. It was“ @ weak inven- tion Several conspirators »gainst the existing state of things have been srrested im Osjica, and areabout to be tried for the offenc: followiog paregraph in relation to ral Alvarez :—* The Monitor recei in the city ag about gettiog up a pron mento in the South This is nardiy credible, wi remember that this general has mad pubiie protes- tations of bis Perhaps be i mintire to set his own countrymen by the ¢: ing that the Americans are debarred from makiag ay fo- terference.” The Watch Tower of Jalapa is crowded with interest- telligence in relation to Santa Anna’s departure overwhelmed with courte he reciprocated ntly deeply touched by the respect paid to him in hie misfortunes THE TREATY AND THE MEXICAN CONGRESS Daring the week endiog the Ist inst there were 56 Depurivs and 19 Sonators present at Queretaro. The Mynitor says it required only 15 more Deputies and 3 Senators to form ® quorum to proceed to business; but we regret to say that some members of Congress had left Qaeretaro, under the pretence of reluctance to vote for tne treaty. From the very earnest and indignant maoner in which the Star mentions this sutj-ct we infer that the gravest appreheasions are entertained leat a sufficient number of factious Deputies should with- draw to prevent @ quorum from assemb! Opinions are very various as to the probable ratification of the treaty. The Sir is urg the ab- solute necessity of givin Oar correspondent, whose farnishes some well coa- ject. Yet later accounts he of the chances of « con- firmetion of the treaty. Upon the whol Tegard the ratification as at least proble we hope for the best. The news of th Ser the end of ones to Queretaro inst, end gave fall probable ascti Mexican Cor engrossing much at! tention, we give from the American Star of the 4th ins a leading article on the subject. “Ti + been adopted by the constitutional eo United States, it is now Mexico's tu: ow her hand on this important matter. All ey and will continue to be, directed towards Quer to await the action of the Mexican Cot we pay hope thet the friends of peace will have no for disappointment We cannot believe that they will hi As we remarked in # recent article, it is more for the iaterest of Mexico than ot the United Stat treaty of peace should be ratified, and shi make t| Ty stight modifications said to have been Amerioan Senate, any ground for its rejec mModifostions are, on whole, rather un- important, and affect} other parties—mainly individuals more than her. Woe trust, therefore, that the treat; ag it has come from the United States, will be promp' iy ratitied, and thus pat an end to hostiliies between the two conatries. TLe interests of amenity, no lose than those of the republic, demand thir Let thoae invested with the sovereignty and legisiat ve powers of the nation think weil of thir. “At our inst advices fom Queretaro, there wae a pros- pect of a speedy reanion of tue Mexican Congress. Bat afew more deputies are required to forma quorum aod now that the treaty is ratified by the government to whom it was sent, we think this fect will be an eddition- al inducement for the deputies aod senators to co me to- gether. It does not yet appear whether a commissioner ‘or commissioners from the United States will take the to the moment it shall be offic ed shell look for ecendent importa: papa of deeper ‘import bas ‘been submitted to ir in dence. It will not do to link i, or avold meeting itt it, by refusing to attend at Queretaro: It de met, and met, too, by men—by legislators, who a just idea of the ay a which rests upon them. God grant @ prosperous issu: rac BONDS. From the Ster of the 4th iostant, we learn at how ruinous a sacrifice the Mexican government extricated itself from the bands of Manning & Mackiotosh. We ote : rs The $5,000,000 Mexican bonds, which the house of Manning & Mackintosh expected to receive in ere of their loan of $600,000 to Santa Rpt na wd was at the head of the supreme ent—have dinposed of at one million one hundred thousand hires The purchaser is Senor Berstegan. He pays $600,000 in cash, $100,000 in instalments, aad $400,000 tm bonds, The latter may possibly be had for $50 000 whioh will bring the whole cost of the bonds recently @ivertised for sale a! $759,000.” REPORTED BATTLE BETWEEN THE AMERICANS AND MEXICANS. The Progreso of Queretaro publishes communications from Durango whieh state that Gavernor Angel Trias, of Chibuahua, with some of his officers. was taken lege on the 16th of March, at Sante Cras de Rosales, by a bo- dy of Americans proceeding from the campat Buena Vista The action at Rosales began at nine in the mo i jog and lasted until — ‘when the Americans carri: the plase by assault. be ye pieces of artillery, six esme- riles, (a smaller kind ordnance.) and more than a thousand mus! , fell into the hands of the Americans. Oo the 17th, according to this Mexicen account, the American troops sacked the place Whatever the: found in the houses of any vane they loaded into their wagons; everything else they destroyed. The Progreso is ac a loss what to make of this affair. No leas so are -_ this Mexioan account beiog the fist we have heard ————————EE MARITIME INVELLAIGMNCE Port of New York, April 22, 1848, ooee10 33 id salvos of artillery from the castle, the frigate, and . Kearny was installed as governor of the State of ithinst. He wasto receive on the part of re MIGM WaTER ips—Liverpool, (pki yeldrdee Woodhall & Ships—Li |. (pkt Liverpool, Wood Manin kitaie Deadhoon GravereMobiie ED Hurlbut Ce, ‘Bark—Perseverance, (Br) Leeds, 8t Johns, NF.J aeMur- *"Brigs—Andromach Balchen; Tarquin, rol Colson, Neuvitas, Holt Windsor, No; Alston, Pierce, ‘Bangor, B P Buck; pd, Dyer, Boston. Schs—Catharine, Jenkias Cienfuegos: W E. Collie. Pith Baraca, Cromey' & Gilmartin: £: (ee Ne Ss. Sosa Coma: jacksonvil Wie Hallet, dot killen, « “happel, Pro aSloups—V¥ Mivers Heath. Providence; Jano, Allers, do. Bel) Hanson, Vera Cr brep. Briush We ‘ ina =: 8 Sarah Sands, Th Li teamship ands, Thompson, Liverpool, April 3, with mdse,to R Keruit. Packer srr A ohiad) dy. Etee, from New York arrived in tne Mersey on thi Ship Ohio, Clark grpoel, March H po tie: wiw Phillips. 5. inst, lat 40, lon 55, saw a large ship with a black roast Sup Roe ae hi St Fatrick) Be daria oe ntish ship 1e, jure, Liverpool, ye vit ten ‘W Byres. The H. is bound to dre wae to lend pastens “grits ship Aurora, Cottier, Liverpool, 35 days, with mdce and 243 pwsengers, to Wiliams & Guion. Brush ship samata, Hoose, Belfast, 27 days, in ballast, to Richards & Watson ‘252 steerage passenge: Shakspeare, Porter, Antwerp, (td bin and 293 re iN ion of norih whole pauoge, and ex:ced naly tongh, weather, ‘on the 19:h look, beartug 45 miles. experienced a gale from NE’ biew away close reefed fore and mn othes damge to her sails and ir sperionce oney cy waadsr, stove bulwarl foo Caused the ship to leak Ip Galena, Leavitt, t New Orleans, Gal 20 days, with mdse. to WeReit No dhe ft 76 spoke schr Gaanet, of of The. chip Montreal. Dixe: Bai Yor New 0 Orleans, 20 days, to Harbeck, Co. aust. off poke sch Sea Lion, from Trini de Cuba for New X bos Rogar, Smith, Mobile, April 1, with cotton,to Center Ship George Thatcher, (ot Boston : P ata Uecine k Cor The Gri hts hat a pilot ina. Apalachicola, March 29, with cotton. th bark Horasio, for Providence. Li rerpool, to Wilson & Brown—18? passenger,. Sth ust. lat 38 lon 58 20, spoke brig Robert, Olney, a for Afties. iy (Wate) 49 ds Brit as. Nowport. ( Wales 73, jeneed severe gales on the jassage, lat 51 16, lon 24 13, p aud 139 steerage viene 9th ult to Boyd & Hu lon 72, spoke schr Di m St ww Yor Gremea bark alfred, Poude, Bremen, (2 days, with mdse and 166 pane to Herckens ‘on Damm: Bremen, bari Mise Danne, Mano Bremen, 42 days, with inde, eee Batu Leven, 2 co, Ke. to Banish Tuttle ‘of New Haves. “Phe M.made the iighlands bearing ey 6 miles distact, on the morning of the uhrand was blown off in 4 northwest’ gale, had a pilot on board four days. Bark Fairmourt, 8 ee 28, to steer: red bor ier with the ki 6th, au 20, 10n 83 30, saw ship Hina ‘from yew urleans for Bostoe; April 6. Lata saw ship Montreal, from New Orleans for ” Bark Mary & yt, Apalachicola, 20 days, with cotton, to E D Hi British b tgomery, C: with iron toG@ ‘neg a at iit the High‘ands besri ¢ west abou Rebecca C Fisher. th ao on fire stan miscellaneous . Povoune, Sms a il 7, with molasses, to Sid i rigs Calenita, Clark, for fo 6,0" francs of the c ew aad officers ete on the 23d ult for Hove, io the French birk Salamander. Ma cc) New Orleans, 2 days, molasses, to B N ipa, Mobil ga the 17:h inst. lat 37 30 ‘orig Union, (of Raltimore) Beare ye he beng Re fed the master. April 8th, lat 28 30.N. I huchill BF brosbect, tayte Cube Apr ahs Int sh{p standing to the westward—by 36N, how 1 w, vip goo J a ¥en the Wind sho »ing-a red sigaal wit : “Brg ‘Fin. (3 days, timber, find, had to heave over. as Brig Creole, Whiteor &C of wi Delawage, saw the ts of 10 days, cotton, to J ion 74, spoke brig ‘i'ime, to Badger, Peck 60 miles 81 ek gout at ihe ware 0. (of Darien) Lockman, Darien, 11 days, timber, ke tes fscenbengh New Granadiaa sehr China Samaria, Santos, Santa Martha, March 3 , wich mdse. to Everet: & Battelle Schr Kieg Py Bherman, St Jago ego, toJ Foulk & Son. Sailed in co witl park “inerva, of P ring Behr JA Simpson, Thurlow, | “ec Sobae BR April Sasee to GW Binipeen. Sid in eo wien br "slew York, in earsa bone Prsnten loner t dare fof Orrington) Erey, from Maragone, ith mahogany to A C Rossire & Co.— pI § Domingy, ' Left no Am jessels Sehr Louisiana, a, Young, Baracoa, 14 days, frnit,to Cropsey & Giumarun Br scnr Hope, Mermod, Halifax, NS. 10 days, fish, to Bache Me Evers. Br schr Triumph, Fotenron, Halifax, 1 fish, to Joel ore, Watts, New Orleans, 19 days, molas- Ingues, to ord-r=3 pastengers. gi fuk big c . ti s behrs Gent ely ney » More for Riehmon from New Orleans for we it. KR Peschr Krences & Helen, Leeds, Wilmington, NC. 12 days. Schr High ander, ‘orbit, Baltimore, 3 days—bound to Al- bany. Below. zak Isabella, of Branswick, 18 days from New rig Geo Washie ton, from St Johns, PR. April |. Bre Camargo, Tyler, (of Newburyport) 21 days from Ma- tan; oe Mary George. 31 hag from New O: jeans cea C Kither, from Apalachicola. (A mistake— eous ) ‘Doxbary, (of Daxbury) from &t Thomas. Sehr tsezelte, 10 days from At as, La. Also 3 ships, 2 barks and 4 brigs. Salled. Ship Cevtnrion, Liverpool; bark Sherwood, New Orleana; brig Lyra, Grenada. ashgtl 21—Saarien, Wind SW: meridien, SW; sunset, ‘oster, Howes, acd New World, Ree, New York three sailed from New, York March 29, 3 27, Muir, Mobil jourgia, Mills, Sevannah; 26, Rosi a gato John Mirae 1B» Orleans; Sarah ei Skolfield, BSA de! Hohn Fe 5 29, Prat, Condon, Bo: onstintine, Smitl '¥ Smith, Gift Charleston; Douce. Da- Biake, —; Kent, — jalindar, Le K ae Kennedy, For 08 Be hi OF and coos soa I; Chester, T tad ifenbeth tley for Staten yaa Mae. Weenie, Charleston; Lu- : oaps, March 17—Battie, Spar, Trieste, for NYork poate March 19—Ar Johnna, Jackson, New Orleans. or, Bo via, Jan a7— Arr drat, Vell patie and York ith Trish pose Scfba: Fete; tems aust, infirm, peonghtorams New 29 tine. oF i. do; ah, Lucy. Hick- sid for NYork; Waltron, Drvidson. 2a, 7 rae iy op 29ch, Caleatra Gheat aadatd for NY ork; Tennes: see, Fullerton, Antwerp, ald for N th, John ver, Nickes, fr US, a Terdatatud's!d for Philads Post, Haske N ape aan. for NYork; 2th, Ma- oe Clarey. do: York. De Pei'adelpl W and eld for New York; 2d Pe Ryder, from Boston for Amsterdam, leaky. would discharge. March 24—Sid bs Carpenter, Waterford 27th, Cheaavgo, do es alton, Yorkinwa Sebor, NYork. Sid, Slat, Mediator, Stark, NY otk: altrou, Davidson. Bostoa. ‘Gatway, Maren 39 -Sld Commerce, Hi day, d NYork. Gxeva, March 17—S1d Smyma, Sect, Ps Guent. March 26—Sld Caleuttz, Woodside, e. New York, (ran at Deal 39) arch 23--Avt Carlo, Chijindt from Cette and or N York; 22d, Cequimbo. Hes ym Palermo, and eld for Batons Vespesian, Wells,do and ld for NOrlenas, 16h, Oceanas, Sate ‘Marseilles and eld for NOrleaas; 17th, eld Aprasi York. GorrexneRa, March 10—Arr Gotha, Sun¢barg, NYork. Hon@ Kono, Jan 25—Arr Candace, Gardaer, New York (Oct 2); 14 ‘iele: “ooksey, Sham 1 deemaiagton, 1. New York (Sept ham fanilia; 5 S*muei Russell ec $0, "vim-trel, Dorn, Osh dan Her. Morris, 3 mbav; 17, North Star. Hale, 2, Avgions, Mar yin yet Anttiss, Steel Shang z #8, French, do; Duet, torter, do: 4. Coquette. th ae ea lazeppa_ do. Havaz March 30—Lucy, Fel ensbee. NOrleans; 27th, Mr- Leforestier, Charleston; 25th, Far West, Brisrd, New amBuRa. March 26—Arr Henry Leo, Usie, Mobpier aed, Jeany. Eckland, Bowon: 20th, Hansa, Martens, NY ork. Lonpoxpeaer. March ${—Are Mateniouess, of \ yesdale, from —, to tal 1 Lonpem, Marchi ay ets Ebilling, Bateimore: 2% & Chenango, do; Yorktown teber, New York. March 30 Mi tor. Stark, NVork; 28th, Wenham. Walia do, Kntered outwards 28%, Yorktown. Sehor. N Yor Manitra Sm ArT Hal Hoven "Reuse: toa, Baxter, Net ie dome 5 phsy wich ith Zot. + alli al ¥ Mount varen Givern, New Yar Dee. 20, avalpole:: Richardsoa, do; 15th Norman. Lindl. do. MaLaGa_ March 14—Arr t Welalla, Harkness, NYork: bid pease, Goodell, Gen 10th, Sophia, Wiswell, Pa- erna, March 2—Arr Chaneellon, Walker, NYork: Feb " . Karbes, do “(sid Mare ith for Palermo) Naw: (W) Mareh #9—Bld James Gray, Ca ter; Bow ton; 2th, Bengel, Cook, ¢ h Po Jan 26—Arr 3 oath Proctor, Aracan; sid Feb 3 , “PorTiAND, March 23-Off, Franklin, Rolaffs, New York for teramee March 20-810. Quebe ERZANCE, ebee Ponrenour March 27—@ld, Indepesdence, Bradich New Nonki Libra, ‘Tripp, Boston; 2th, ‘okes, Monroe, New O- Teans: Bawsoare, of, B Bohlen, Mencke. Bremen. {or N York. aman ‘Arr K ining Willem I, Vanderburg, ork via Bate Suswavat,Jart—Sld Natchez, Neweomb, New Yor Sincaro! nha don 25—- arr, Antelope, Watwing, Catentta aid arson, Boston. do (and 3 (and sid 20 fr Amoy ‘Targeras March 17—Arr Emma Theres Kerente, Nvork, 14, Taber, Brown, ° O-leans; Junior, Jolly, do: ahonner, ‘March 27—Off Superior, New Youk for Rotter- Ree, Mareh 22—Arr Ospray, Ripley. Havana. eretnueion ‘Ashbarton, White, NYork: 20th, xonville, Barbe WarTERForp, March 27—Sld. awera Liwellys, pia Wanres Point March 26—Sid New Zealand, .N York; ar 25, Rlizabeth, Cowan, do. Zante, March 13—Ar Santee, Marston, Smyrna. ARENDAHL, March 17th—The Bueno: Sendsen, of pt ‘harleston, arrived here Tals ed no . Wiibaws, fro: Ps dif to Portlacd, US. mach » into Kingroad leaky, has come up the river to | Boston: ea New York: pore. ton ae . a T NOrloaas Wannenroine, ‘March aseThe Elizabeth Cowan, from Ne has strived at this port, with 300 barrels of meal ma 38> aneke of Tadian core thrown qverbaa d on the Sth in in lat 1 N lon 56 W. having spunea Teak ip ber aro “Livanroou, March 26-1 he Cian from London to Charies- tone with owt of aia, ballast “hifted' and leaky, was apekec inst. in Pentances March %—The Quebec, Pearson, from New" porto Bosom, put back here yesterdry | lene, haying expe: | N hesced very a o ped ond the veasel fas again hauled out to the Roads to wait abi ft of wicd. Favaus Ms h ja-The Chatham, Ryder, from Boston for Awserdam port 2d inst, leaky, bas discharged Part of cargo, ne Herald Marine Correspondence. Purvapecrnia, ah dt we Arrived Barks, Mi Irvine, ‘Taylor, Kingston. Delawere, Fisher, B igghampion, Vi derbile New Bruaiwiek. Jare dean Robbing. Nor ship Ant oy Demerara; Marry (81). Boston: Sea Flower. i zit Sears, Tro’ will saul this mora at the asus) ieicetapirert, Pacxer Suir vgn maraag et ares Eigrisgs, So r Liverpool Bs Iorel ifie'Pisskes is reported. on shore, near Delaware city, by a telegraphic ‘ch, dated at that pl ce April 20. Brio Rearcea C, Frewex left Apalachicola on the 2. of March Dunit he passtye had light head winds until Wed ae. the ish at MM the wind began to fresh Wiopae ie donate Tock ate tap allan eo sepia reeted the topes's "ACé ACM, while la the act of clewi the tops: we i down 1s to close reel them, w struck by Tieneaire rates | main ro} yal mast— he flard ranpics iting it, and from cavored smoke p-o afrer cleaning away Iaod—t hi Steore caice, Wind from northesst om. Wore ship and s'00d off shore: oa abe Elijah Swift, of Fal yt rig Margaret, of Newry, Captain Montgomery. who very kindly lay by ux‘until 4 P. P.M. when the fire had increased so much that the decks around the main mast and man batch hecame so heated. that we eould ot bear our hand on them, exceptf» ashort time, and we were de termined if possible, to leave. We were then lying under clese re ‘main topaail, aud the sea so rough as almost to » fie ail: hope. ‘We determined, if posible, to leave the ves showed oor fi pane a brig rau 'o os. and after fin getting om board of her and buret down to the copper Oar sincere thanks and grat aes re dae to Captain Montgoery, his officers end crew for their wo as 222 tons burthen, built in 1840, at New fleven med by Vir. Post.of this city, and was a regular trader between New York and Apalachicola. Buic Steating, Riddle one of Danham & Dimon's New Kork and savannah packets, went ashore abrenst of Tybee light previous to the tant. She wes from New \ork, ‘Savannah, the tisrried cargo She hid bilged fi mush t get out Snir Osceora, of i Reweant! , Mai hich d at B ton on Wednesday. from Ne un Tuurk ou Nantucket Sboal, on the 18th instant, a. M and rem ed wat she when she wi ina leal tate, rd 'e0 bales cotton and 150 bbis oF sia cies Cartais Barnet, of the ship Sultana. nt New Ori reports that on the4th inatant, at 2 P.M. a large ship, pe t, ashore on the NX part of the Berry islands: © ot ascertain her name, but, from ap- pearances, sped she had run on the night previous. Se veral wreckers were seen near her. Baie Granpaw, of Calais, before reported abandoved on the roraue (rom Geurgetown, BC.» for this port, was inenred at the Consters’ office in Boston for $: ‘There was $500 in sitont.on. 16th 426 passed a vessel of about 76 tons bur ttom up, with some spare alowg Whalemen. At Payta Feb it, 2 short time before, Milt al 5a re iat rH mn, Jon he 200 spm 600 wh: had takea all the I tter im the, at 5 6 ete. Axot, Green, from New Orieans for Marseilles, March Bar Hefens (am) March M4. 98 (1, tow 22. e'gian bark Nationa ¢ 15, Maat Ne lonT! to boned to WY adnate ii h bark Springfield, 14 dave from New Orleans for Li- verpool. April 6. iat 24 25, lon 83 Besk Brazil, 14 days from New Orleans for Boston, April t 24 15, Jon BL ke Parth: days from Norfolk, off Key West for New Al via Linden, from N York for Galveston, April 6, off Key feet the pilot boat Eleanor—18th inst: 1 if Sandy Hook, brig E! Brown, fro.a pig eo to Bostontaehe Mary, from Richinond, bound to. Boston, at the Pee pon ore for Portland, April 20, off the had beer chor 2 the gale of the previous Kober the yA boat Bay By pilot boat io ‘miles 8 8 Efrom Sandy roline, NB, 1800 wh 200 sp: had spoken if aay, not mestione ison weeks Hook, sehr Wole fit rgetown, bound to Damuris- cotta, who reported havi § ren off the crew of the ‘Sean before mores from Georgetown, 8. C., bound to ‘aterlowi Bethe pilot best David M tehell— A: bye pilot bout, David Mitel pril 15, bark Cather- vovage, Jat 40.28, lon 70, also bark Nin ton for Mobile, lon 69, Ins 40.20, Bannavors, March 29 <Burts Archibald Gracie, Rice, for Bt! ¢r- . Ann D ‘Bichardsons’ Spall, Idg for New York, to rai sBanecon April 9=Schooner Talisman, Pratt, for New York, 5 days 3S nacoa, March 24—Sehooner Mary Delfiao, Giles, for ‘ke Tarquin, fi C Ae Se oe ") riel, Bryant. fc D wee fret sid 7 . a ee cme atc fon York eden bce: | baat a om | Sth.“ Sailed, brig Geo to re Going ta iat brig Frances ‘Jane, di Sr Jonw. NB Apnl 4—Ar big Chsrtoue, Fouls, Turks Frederick: Injand seri Phessact, Patch St THomtas, avn eta Gretulla, Harding, for NYork my », Bremen, for | Favat. March 7—Ar Miltiades, Raniett. from New York, } fom Survey): Nor jonterey, Pall brig R W Brown, Spees. Tampi CHanuesTon: “April New York, 60 hours: ton, tereey einen sehr. ). Clad 8 ta, (Sp) _Wontan lo: goolia, Morris do. EDoaRToWn, Al at abe hen ll ns Ana, NY-ri ‘do; Pewhatan, riaydald, bras ia_for Porte: sath aah; sloop pth Phila; Hornet, do tor Tan ton in wy “A on ari irginia: ricky, Vail, Phils; schrs J Rasling, do; R Will hits for Boston: Brigs Clarese, from Wal. oor NG. pease ‘Win. Purriogton do for. Bal or Bini, see Kd ieartowa): Vulture. Moses, St mi So Mahomet. ‘Wood. Jnemel, for Boston: Louisa Reeves, ; Vata: a, K B Smith A Mary Patterson. Phila, for ip(rowon, Norfolk, for Wewhuryporty Were Lawes Dev.. “ADAl 2 ety p Delaware. from Boston, Mary ti ton, Jam: brigs Robert Wal Rio de Janeiro, Six beth, fom New Load load plaster) aud six squire Ly Nieeins from Fall River for Poilads fe Alexandria, fom Providence for do, dad he ree, York Peter A Jones from Belt Alleghany, tr. m pgm for Pnilatelphia, Holder m Providence for do, Redd: fr Thor ‘on, Penemiah & Josephi ym Hay York. together with twenty three achooners, before reported, all continue at the Lrertalpedl in safety. Nantucket, Apri 8id schr EK H Adams, Adami New Beprorp, April Teel oka ie H poe Adams, ch, Vera den fa Compeaehy Clasthie ‘Abt Br) Th Gaeen Vi sen srrer Foren Mounrehy (BIN Hichsntson Luvern 1 Glasto cuMonp, 4 pril Soar Lone Evs stee April 19—Arr sehr Katahe , brig Kanie Ropes, Parr. ‘April 16— 3 Zan roston. Cld sehr B.ston, ,Passengers Sulled. a Mert and fe vDR Black, Philadelphia; Rev Josech Ban! and se} Chiearo; JT Graf, Mase—35 ia the do. GA ttth, brig Gen Moskaey, Bough: Cc of AY Barks Lo Warde for N York, 280 tebre Gest eek Vere a March 31— fark San Miguel. Chignero, “ arasri, 6 ov Genoa, ldgy: sehr, ‘James Leg” at a ‘Sevanilla) for N Home Ports. pasranesanioas April 10—Arr bark Magdala, Dodge, New al ear achrs Bowditch, Jackson, Cardenas; April 18—Arr bi cs’ Louiee, Whitmore, Wilt ApH ‘20—-Are ot ge Piper, ‘et Tippee, niga id, NOri in ities my 8. ber, Acediav, Thal’ hs Km- We Been Once, a a tee Levant, Star, Uzvedoy sehr Emily Hi bri hath (tae rr +e mden r . Aa thi ear ars ot: bank a "a hd Pat Rca cc and D. for habec. u ‘oty Re Patriot, above reported amass ie Point” hrs Liberty, Philas 14, Exe tts, dos, 1b. Oueet ta, de; ‘chrs A J’ Horon. and Mi Roseius NYork finde liot, Mary April_20—In port, barks Lucerne and fon, and Lilia, Phila for d 0. Wrtahzas, for Portimnd: Jol sl gichwond’ do, for Kensebee from Boston, Tell 4 de! aba, ilizi: with In, thers, frou. ‘Trin Aurora, from Lubec, Richmond vana for New Arr sehr Gorse, Thomas pT a B Wales, Crock Vera Cruz. Cid barks iw, hiverpea . Liverpool; ¥. vers, Grafton, Boston; barks lestoe A itero. Childs, Boston ; Wiliam rane es) Richardson, famlet, Kobinson. Vera Cruz; ae oe Charleston; schr Sarah Frances, Watts, ,/APril 18 Arrechr Sarah, Parsons, NYork. Cid th, Feuer race D: rick, ok: Beasts ri Bich, Georgetown, at by ber hy ter Der Pickett, New rig, Tercello, Atwood, yw Hai urion—Rey Mr Sanders and lady, ey 3 Mra Gilles ies Mr Heary lew York; William C Hume, Ball ner. fra L 8 shi 4 earah 8 eRPOOL—Steam: 8a dent azd Fusilecrs and Mrs Anderdon: Mr and ee ° ‘itht Rev Dr is, Koel }; Jas Bro’ Jas Wailaee, Irclaud: CA WW Sehow. hea; Rev Pt De Simi: JA Elets Nerd Hunt, St Louis, M: ri; Phil: Ha Bishoo, ‘Mast Be try) ‘Ohio—W Aguew, Ee in the ten Dark Mi ina Danne—E Gloss, E Sepreiter. F Mon. id, A Morgearotu,J Jueger, L L 0. J Flokes—-120 in the steerage, Gr, Tmaxee bark Monlezumesfiey MJ Gonsalys, Sto- Kerr. Pittsburg: Kev 8 P Berr i Tiand aeira, Mi maliey, Bsrbada bapoin ws mae ‘en? three Bevjamm Levy. 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