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a} Lake Chalo; there myself supped and Q.—Does the witness mean by supping on the eve- ning of the 18th and breakfasting on the morning of the fvtn under the same roof, that they supped and breakfasted together ? A. There were two separate messes on the same floor. Col. Butler had his mess, and Major Burns and myself our mess; we were passing into each other's rooms coutinually. Examination in chief by the Prosecutor,--Q.—Does the witness chance to know that paymaster Burns dined or supped in company with the late Col. Butler on the 19th of August last. or that they breakfasted or lunch- ed together on the following day? A.--I do not Payaasten E. Kinny, sworn.—Q.—At Tacubaya the morning of 22d August last.did the witness chance to be presont at an interview at the quarters of Major Gen. Scott between the latter and Major General Pillow, sent another general officer, reapeeting the ap) ment of commissioners on the part of the Ameri army, to negotiate an armistice with the Mexican vernment? and if so, please etate what the witness m: remember was said by the said Scott and the said Pi low on the subject, together with the tone and man- ner of the two Generals. A.--1 was present at the time, and on the occasion referred to. The gontral-\n-chief had just previously arranged the appointment of commissioners to treat on the armistice. Gen, Pitlow arrived and was informed by Gen. Scott who the commissioners were to be. I judged from the remarks of Gen. Pillow and his man- ner, that he had expected to be one of the commi: sioners. nterposed aud put in the following The defendant objects to this witnoss giving bis impressions of what Gen, Piilow expected to be dons. The witness can, properly kive the remarks of Gen, Pillow ; thet is comyetent proof, but it exclusively the province of the court to draw its own inferences, and form itsown judgment as to what Gen, Pillow expected. No Fle of law is bettar settled tha this’ Ruspwctfully wubanttced 3 LL G.d, ; Maj. Gen, U.S.A, To this Gon. Scott replied : Mr. President and Gentlemen of the Court—I have only to re- poat what I had occasion to remark to the Court the other day, Chat man is not limited to articulate words or express oral decla: rations, in conveying ideas or emotions to his fellow me communication of both may be made with effect, by signs, looks, tone of voice, An acquaintance and close observer, preas declarations by word of mouth. Si tious, even when mixed with single words or half sentences, though they cannot be mistaken by the observer, it is nearly im: ole to exhibit in evidence, except, perhaps, by very rare Powers of imitation, amd. therefors ean only Le stated in general words, ascribing the impression made at the moment, combined with the attendant circumstances. Mence the interrupted narra tive of the witness 1s strictly evidenoo, and cannot, I apprehend, be legally objected to by the opposite party—particularly as he will have all the benefit of a cross exxamination. Respectfully submitted, WINFIELD SCOTT. The Court decided, that the witness will state his recollection of what Maj. Gen. Pillow said, and of any facts connected with the subject, but not the impres- sae such facts and conversation made on witness's mind. The witness continued—It would be impossible for me to recollect the words of either party; Gen. Scott stated to Gen. Pillow the reasons why he had placed Gen. Quitman at the head of the commission, and | will add that those reasons appeared to be satisfactory to Gen. Pillow, or rather that he acquiesced in them. CovatT—Have you any more questions to ask? Gen. Scorr—It is useless, 1 think, sir, to continue to question this witness. The decision of the Court is contrary to all the decisions which have been here- tofore made by it. Gen. Cusuine (with considerabie warmth).—I beg your pardon, sir. ‘he Court never decided different- ly from what it has now done. Gen. Scorr (mildly)—It objects to the facts. Gen. Cusnixa (with increased warmth)—No, sir, it does not! It merely objects to opinions and infe- rences on the part of witnesses. Gen, Scorr.—The tone is as much a fact as any thing elae. Gen. Cvsninc—Yes, and the decision does not ob- ject to the tone The Junar. Avvocarr again read the question and decision of the Court. Gen. Towsox (to Gen. Scott)—Have you any fur- ther questions to ask the witness ? Gen. Scorr—I do not, sir, understand the decision of the Court; it. Gen, Towson (warmly)—Your remarks are uncall- ed for, sir, Gen. Pillew, have you any questions to ut? : Gen. Scorr (rising and with great calmness)—I ir, on my honor (placing his hand on his heart) 1 have no desires to treat the Court with disrespect.— The decision of the Court is incomprehensible to me Gen. Towson (knocking on the table)—Silence! or- der! Gen. Scort—I sir, have offered no disrespect to the Court on any occasion. [ have always treated it with the same respect which | would pay three Field Mar- shals, and my rank, sir, is far above that; but if it were composed of fifty Field Marshals, 1 would main- tain my rights; I have, sir. seen remarks and remon- strances made to the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court, without giving offence; I repeat, I have always treated the Court with all the respect due three Field Marshals. Gen. Towson (very warm and agitated)—It is not the first time, sir, the Court has been told its rank ‘not equal to that of Field Marshals; but, humble as it it has been appointed to investigate this case, and it will not be insulted. The Court has ae up with un- called for remarks, because it was unwilling to get into collision with the prosecutor; but the 't has estab- lished certain rules for its guidance, one of which is that there must be no discussions, nooral communi- cations—all must be in writing. The Court feels bound in respect for itself, to adhere to its rules; and, if it cannot do so, it will adjourn, and report the case to the proper authorities, who can decide upon some remedy Gen. Scort—I again repeat, that in the allusion to Field-Marshals | intended to mark my respect of the Court, as also when I referred to the proceedings of the Supreme Court. The privilege of remark, remonstrance and suggestion is never denied in any Court that I have knowledge of. I think that the Court has displayed more feeling than necessary. I have displayed no feel- ing, and I shali give up the further questioning of the witness, because in my conscience I cannot understand the decision of the Court. The witness was then cross-examined by Gen. Pil- low. Q.—Witness will state if Gen. Pillow did not express, on the occasion referred to, his gratification that Gen. Scott had appointed Gen. Quitman a commissioner to fix upon the terms of the armistice at Tacubaysa ? A.—He may have done so—I don’t recollect in terms. Q.—Dit Gen, Pillow express any wish to be appoint- ed, or express any regrets at not being appointed, one of the commissioners ? A.—Hie made some expressions which I do not recollect recisely, which conveyed to me the impression that be expected to be appointed, though | don’t recollect the words. Q.—Will witness reflect a moment, and say, if upon ‘sen, Pillow entering the room, Gen. Seott did not rise from his seat. advance and meet Gen. Pillow—say to him, that be (Gen. Scott) had made him (Cen. Pillow) his enemy too. Upon which Gen. Pillew repl not understand you General; upon which General Scott went on and stated that he had appointed com- aiissioners, ke., and who they were; and, did not Gen Pillow, in reply, say he was gratified Gen. Scott ap- poiuted Gen. Quitma: hat it was right; that Gen. Quitman had not participated in the battles of Con- treras and Churubusco; and that he. Gen. Pillow, did not desire to be of the commission’ Will witness re- fleet and say if the substance of the above conversation did not take place ? A.--I think that some remarks in the question were made by Gen. Pillow. he reasons mentioned in the question for the appointment of Gen. Quitman, were those, I believe, which influenced the general-in-chief in the appointment of Gen. Quitma: Q—Did witness ever hear Gen. Pillow at any time express an approval of the armistice? Has he not, on the contrary, heard him express his exceeding regret that Gen. Scott should have granted an armistice, sur- vendering all the advantages won by the army in the battles of Contreras and Churubusco, at the cost of the blood of 1056 officers and privates of the army without any guranty of the enemy's good faith in the proposed negotiation Gen. Scorr calléd the attention of the court to the «question as objectionable. The court, upon an examination, said that they did wot observe any objection to the question. A.—I yeyer heard Gen. Pillow express an approval of fhe armistice, I don't recollect his expressing fo me in disapproval of it, though I have heard disapprove of it Q.— Witness will state if the whole interview betwe Major Generals Scott and Pillow was not cordial and friendly ? it was, ‘amination in terview at last chief resumed. —-Q— At the i the said Seott’s quarters, August or did not the said Major General Pil any objection to a temporary arm y time. as fur as witness knows, before the ed from the said Scott who the Ameri- gotiate one were did Farorniex, June 10, 1848, ‘The court met this morning at 9 o'clock, pursuant adjourmment yesterday. ‘The room was densely erowd- ed All the members of the court were pre The minutes of yesterday were read and condrmed ‘The Couns decided that the motion, presented by Gen, Villow, that the record of the Court of Inquiry in the case of Capt. Montgomery, Assistant Quarterm: ¢ admitted as evidence in the case. 1 witnesses named be summoned bef, in order to testify to Lhe general character of } ter Burns, for truth, should be overraled ‘he affidavits by General Pillow were, by consent, ad ‘The cross-examiuation of Major General Twiggs was continued Q.—Is witness aware that Gen. Piliow communicated | the order in person to Col. Riley, to eross the Pedrigal Yefore he received such order from witness, and that en Pillow told Col. Riley when ho saw Gen. Twigga he would deliver him the sa rv, and if he did not that Hol Riley would execute the move wient without farthe 2 ed all Q- is witness aware that Col Riley has testified be- fore this court, that he did receive such orders from «een, Pillow! A. -I have seen such (estiasony published in the mows papers Q--After the battle of Contreras comm witness advise Gen. Pillow. by twine, of the mm nt and dispositions | ad made or intend- od te make upon that field of operations’ A. 1 did mot Q--Witness has stated im tis official report of the battle of Contreras that Gen Cadwalader arrived in the village of Ansalda, after Gen. Smnith’s brigade. Has witness any reason to doubt the accuracy of the state. tr ne i know nothing in relation to that question at need.did ‘a? —I don’t recollect ever seeing anything {n relation Q.—Witness has stated in his official of the battle of Contreras, that Gen, Smith ‘‘ was ordered to cross the Pedregal."’ Has witness any reason to doubt the accuracy of the statement in his official report” If ae, ae communicated such official report to General mit A.—I Bave no reason to doubt the accuracy of it at Front of the enemy” Pendtcnreits pee nt ent > wards by clxcumstances. I'think | communicated the order myself to him. witness aware that Gen. Smith has testified before this court, that he received no orders whatever from anybody to cross the Pedregal ? ‘A.—-Lam not aware of it. Q—if witness has made at least two important mis- takes in his oficial report, written three days after the battle, when the events were recent and his memory must have been fresh, in relation to these very opera- tions, is it not probable that his memory may be equally defective in relation to cireumstances, of pos- sibly less importance, nine months after they trans- ired ? #7--th e.paaetbie thah tng, mameecy mae bo ntoetie in small mutters, nine months after the events oc- curred | Q—Was witness with Gen. Pillow on the night of the 19th August, in the effort to cross the Pedregal and join the troops seross the Pedrogal? If so, will witness say whether it was possible that night, owing to the extreme roughness of the Pedregal, the rain and the darkness of the night, and the absence of all objects by which to direct your course, that night, to cross the Pedregal ? ‘A.—I was with Gen. Pillow, endeavoring to cross the Pedregal. I returned, because I had a very lame foot, and on account of the difficulty of crossing on a very dark night. 1 do not think it was possible to cross where we attempted that night, There may have been other places that we knew nothing about. Cross-examined by the Prosecuior :—Q.—Did Col. Riley at any time report to or inform the witness that the said Riley had also received orders from Major Gen. Pillow, similar to those communicated by the witn: viz., orders directing Riley, with his brigade, to cross the Pedregal in the afternoon of August 1vtlr last ? A.—He never did, General Pittow presented the following paper :— Mn. Paxsioeyy AND GuntLeMeN ov rie Count —Havi procured the criginal record of the howitzer case, together with the opinion of the government contained in general orders—revising the caso-the defondant asks leave of the Court to file the same as proper m thiscanse, ‘This record is in any and every View competent proof in this case, inasuiueh as it was {01 peal of the defendant—frow the decision of the General-in-Chief in this caso—that the defondant was arrested. If, however, there Was any doubt upon this suiject, the prosecutor himself having on the day Lefure yesterday expressed a wish to have this record filed as proof in this ease, itatands now as an agreed case betweon the prosecutor and defeadant, to admit the proof. ‘ Tasppetfully submitted, (Signed) GIDEON 1. PILLOW, Maj. Gen, U. By consent, the application was agreed to. Gen, Scorr desired to have certain heads of beau- reaus in Washington summoned to prove that the let- ters of different offieers of his staff, which were published in the Union, the official paper, were published by the direction ot the proper authorities. He named the chief of the engineer department and the chief of the ordnance department. He would, be able, by those gentlemen, to fully prove the fact. In answer to the oral motion of the prosecutor to summon the chiefs of bureaus of the War Department to prove that the letters of different officers of Gen. Scott’s staff wore published by authority, Gen. Pu..ow submitted @ written request that tho honorable the Secretary of War should be summoned on the part of the defence. Gen. Prance sworn for the defence, Vitness will examine the letter here-shown him, from Major “en. Pillow to Major Gen. Scott, bearing date the 23d August last, and say what knowledge he has of the delivery to Gen. Scott ? A.—On the day preceding the date of the letter, (the 22d August.) | was the bearer of a note from Gen. Pillow to General Scott's quarters, and my impression is, that I delivered it to some gentleman connected with his staff. Who he was do not remember. I heard the letter read before 1 went, and believe this is the etter. Q.—The letter bears date the 23d Aug. Will witness say if he is satisfied the letter was written on the 22d, and that by mistake it is dated the 23d Aug., 1847. A.—I have no doubt it is the letter I bore on the 224, and consequently there must bee mistake as to the date Q.—Did witness deliver the letter to Gen. Scott, or to some member of his staff, om the 22d of August, and before witness took his seat as a commissioner that day? A.—I did, according to my best recollection ; I have no doubt of it. Cross-eramined by the prosecutor.—At about what hour in the day did the witness hand in the letter he has identified, to some one about Gencral Scott's head quarters? A.—My impression is that it was about 3 o'clock The note addressed to mo required my presence there at that time, and I think I was there about the hour. Q.—When the said letter was handed to witness. was, or not, Major Gen. Pillow aware that he was not appointed one of the commissioners to negotiate an ar- mistice / and had not Major Gen. Scott already drawn up instructions for the American commissioners ? {Here a frightful noise was heard in the street. As it drew nearer, we imagined it to be a tin horn ora Jackass braying. A general rush was made for the door, when it was discovered to be the music accom- panying a couple of troops of volunteer horse, looking quite martial. ‘The noise in the room for a while com- pletely drowned all other sounds. When silence was somewhat fostored, we heard Gen. Towson bawling out at the piteh of his voice, “Sergeant, sergeant! Or- derly ! hello! Come back here, sir! ‘Stop that noise ! Silence! order! order!” and continued, sotto voce. something which sounded very much like “d—d fools !!” But whether applied to the unoffending rucstis who were playing soldiers in the street, or those within the room. who were making a noise, remains a mys- tery. After awhile the examination was proceeded with, by the witness answering the last queston.} A.—I so understood it. Q.—Does the witness chance toknow what ge the views of Major General Pillow on the 21st and 23d Au- gust last, prior to the appointment of commissioners. respecting an armistice? and if so, were those views opposed to an armistice ? A.—I never heard Gen, Pillow express any opposition to the armistice until he returned from ‘Tacubaya on the 22d of August. [had had’very little conversation with him in relation to it, and am not certain that he expressed any opinion either for or against it, until the time above referred to. Q.—Was or was not the subject of an armistice alluded toin conversation between Maj. Gen. Pillow and witness, prior to the appointment of American commissioners, relative to an armistice ? A.—I think it was. Q.—Does the witness chance to know whether Maj. Gen. Pillow was in favor of a very early attack by the American army upon the Mexican eapital® about the ilth of September last, or whether the said Pillow was not in favor of a colay for some purpose ? and if 60, for what reason ? A.—I have no knowledge upon that subject. Q.—Did the witness chance to be present at any conversation between Major Gen. Pillow and Mr Freanor, an agent for the New Orleans Delta, on the subject of communications to that paper, and doing | something for his benefit? and if #0, please state the substance of that conversation. A.—I remember but one conversation between Gen. Pillow and Mr. Freaner, and that could be hardly called wconversation. | will state the substance. Gen. Pil- low introduced Mr. Freaner as the correspondent of the Delta; said he w: man to be relied on, and ex- pressed his interest for the paper, and his intention to endeavor to increase its circulation and influence. Mr. Freaner remarked, that the character and circula- tion of the Delta were alroady such that it did not stand in need of any individuai’s exertions or patronage, or words to that effect. That is the substance of ali the conversation I ever heard between Ge. Pillow and Mr. Freaner, Q —Was there or not. on that occasion, handed by Major Gen. Pillow to Mr, Freaner. some paper, in the nature of a communication for the Delte, or the basis of one? A.—If there was. I haye noreecllection of it. I think I left the room immediately after the conversation | have alluded to. Q.—The witness will please look at the date of the Leonidas letter, handed by the Judge Advocete, and ray what the witness knows of the assemblage about that time, by Major Gen, Pillow, or at his instance. of | many American officers and inen lately connected with the army, for the purpose of writing out or making narratives of recent military events iu Mexico, for the press at home, from materials or papers to be furnished by the said Pillow ? A.—I have no knowledge upon that eubject. | Q—When the witness says he has no knowledge of that subject, docs he mean direct personal knowledge? Ho will please state what he had learned about the as- semolage of Ameyiean officers and others, Inte oditors and printers at home, from Col. Ransom, who fell at the storming of Chapultepec, ig answer to the previous question? Genoral Piiiow objected to this question as follows Major ¢ »w objects to the introduction of hearsay evidence, present question calls for, The rule of law would allow the dying declarati manner of hit death, wo ments of a man are son 2 int of the 3 A. ev t, entirely outside of the rule, and the lofondant would be deprived of the benefit of a eruswexamina- tion, which, if allowed, would explain any statement which mizht Jeobnoxions, The defendant has not the slightest idea of the an- wer the witness would make; but he bound not to abandon | all the rules of evid nce, of that of which he had personal knowledge, and have the benefit of a cross-examination, he would wositate to allow hia remarks as evidence; but the proof now is authorized ly no rule of law or evidence, aud defendant thereupon oljycts toit, [Sigued) GIDEON J Major Gen Sreampoat Disaster ann Los the arrival of the steamer Tribatary, tmorniny. we learn that the steamer Clarkesville, Holmes, from New Orloaus for Memphis, was entirely destroyed, 7 fire, on Saturday afternoon last, at about 4 o'clock! Ozark’s Island, five miles below the mouth of the Ar kansas river. ‘The boat and cargo @ total loss. Capt, | Holmes, one white deck hand, five negroes, and six 0, eight deck passengers, among whom were two youn indies, were lost. Capt. Holmes, after swimming ashor with his wife, returned to the wreck, and, while endea- voring to anve others, perished in the damon. originated in the wood rack, on the starbourd mide, im- ;™ wty abreast of the forward end of the boilers, and | spread so rapidly that in less than five minutes the whole boat was enveloped im flames. As soon as the fire was discovered, the boat was run ashore, when, in « few moments, the boilers exploded with tremendous effect. Tho boat was insured for $10,000. It was ve- ore g, there was a quantity of gunpowder on oard, and that it exploded, but we are assured by the agent there was no powder at all on the boat.— 5. 0, Picayune, May 3}, red man, as to the | § But hore the state. | Chisholm. 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Ovclieare [Hunt Mrs Harriet B | 8¥” Mise Mary’ Cornwell $ B \Grandy Richard Johnson Col Wm L Seb Staten Ialauiler, Wood, Norfolk days, with mdso to master, | Cire Me Aun Tn row ltns Gan | e082 5 ee, grand Binks obnsoa Sch Cabinet, Frazer, Sandwich, 2 days, ~~ pool tos Ruthvon Mrs Mary | Close Thomas ena a Sob Katona, terran, Sandwich, 2 dye. OY on ge g_(icare Mins Mary Loaner = [Jopaten Sarton, Reb Won W Bates, Davis, 3 diya, Frodrion (Del), with white | CAE AG Hnnes Miss Mary ©. |iteih? Getorine Pris mt) Grevile Edward |Johnson George to A Harri tea ye Sch Decatur, Morrell, Tabasco, to master, May 27th. Lat 2 Charles Mis Harriet Johosyn MreG FM [Ritly Aun Cree meee tere meters. _|Zerden. Georee 1 0 82 30, spoke Br brig Solon, from Honduras for London. | I oe” Jones Miss Catherine) iley Ann y | Cutter William F \Gridie Thomas Jordon Jobe seh Exit for New York nextday; cargo 100 tons logwood to Meyer | cll. wigs rarriot jones Mrs Catherine ugcold MisgMary F ) Gurch LH (Griffin Ab ‘Jones Richard & Stucker; passenger, Mr. Nahar. ‘ Chater Miss Harriot Jannunesom Mrs {Rose Julia A bee gree stan ome nia Sch Berjainin Smith, Bodine, Philadelphia, 2dys, wich coal. | CANT SSIY 4 (Johnson Miss Sarah Ions Mine Serbs Mg JB—8Ghen Dee eee ac Sch Consul, Davs, New London, 60) bbls oil to BD Huribut | Chelsthau /Seuking Mies Julia 3|ourke Misy Ana Chandler John |Godkin Benjamin Jaffrey Win Co, A mae He ekg es ‘ampc H { Sebr Jamestown, Cole, Petersburgh, 4 days, with tobacco and oo sat gare Johnson Mrs Polly or|QobertsonMrsMary J Caner gosisa Feito il Aa rons Hoary iron, to James Hunter. , patented pee | diary Russell Margaret | Chadwick Abuer F (Goud Wm Survie Richard Schr Lynchburg, Walton, Richmond, 4 days, with fourand to. | Gimmes Mary | 47 |Juckson Mapguerite jityan Mrs Catherine | Contry y ¢ Sine Phils heed bacco, to Allen & Paxson. Crum Miss fon Ot oy destup Mrs Mary A |Itussel Miss Sane jaune Jennings Jobe eich Gregaay, Crovel Richmond, days, with dour and to- | COSH Hoy Tawood Mary. A s x | SuineessPetick Goctvin HerkiahF Johaoen fbn. , to Allen & Paxson, - Crabter Hi Sch Hamilton, Pentisid, Alexandria, 4 days, with four and pig | Collas drs [11th st] Yackson Mire Mary I. [Stanley Mrs Marion ® | Ceatten PS lin tose staan cone iron, te Sturges ® Clearman. Coote Maria and Ca- Jackson Margaret, jsearin ‘Mrs Hl Calkin EB [Greece doen Sohnson Chas W Schr Hiram Gerard, Rice, Baltimore, 3 days, with mdse, to | Coote M Jones Miss Mary [Statin te | EL [Guseure Jo {Jokuton Chas eee ka Clover MissEmmetine Jeen Mrs Mary A’ igney Miss M in Patrick (Gardner Augustus Johnson R Sch Efforr, Howes, fm Thomaston, 7 days, with Lime. Cole Mrs Hanuah W | K Sealy Miss Catharine | Cartiok David Gallagher Daniel or Jonos Arthur W Sch J Nanzaudt, Boardinau, Barnegat, 2 days, with 0 pigs of | Corming Miss Isa- Kennan Beity Stetoms Diana penter Richd F | James ‘Sones Jas N joad. bella Kelly Mra Mary Sellick Mrs Loui: Carpenter Sim’n R Graham Rich Henry Jones J Ingram Sch Martha Jane, Juds n, Philadelphia, cout. Church Miss Lavinia Kelly Mrs John. ‘Sherman Miss Eliza- | Clarke Abial L |Graham John \Judel John G Sch Free trade, Melson, 2 day, Folly Landing, with 2900 bush | Ci iveMias Charlotte Keiss Miss Louies |” beth Clark Jon \Graves DA Jones Henry, MD corn, to HP Havens. iis, | Cafrey Miss Marga- Keaton Catharine [Simpson Mrs John | Chase Capitaine —__Greenvault Daniel Joy Capt Saml © Sch Monitor, Besse, Wareham 3 days, with a full eargo of nails, | CAlrey ing Mra Sibley Mrs Anna B Camana Dr Carmelo Greely Elisha IL = to Moers Tisdale. : Callahon Mrs Mary [Kyle Mis Eliza J Simmonds Mrs Sam'l | Clarke Thomas (Gre; Sch Lmao Achorn, Crockett, fm NOrloans, 13 days, mdse to | Callahin Mrs Mary, | Este aiarnongs Mee Glare Thomas (Grey Wy rector _|eahoo Peter master, May 27, off Tortaras, spoke Br bark Helon, tm NOrleans | Carracl ; Smith Mise Listrict | Gxtermote Iieury (quite Hecter i Karnay John R to Liverpool. | May Si. off Caraford Reef, spoke Be bark Arabella, | citi ‘eiizabeth Siscoe Sister Cleare John {Gibson Charles L [Kavaungh Myles ee ee ee ‘. Cahill Mrs Alice [Kelly Mai Stinson Mrs TL. Childs Warnor A [Gibson RH |Kneebt GF Schr Cassandra, Morrell, Newborn, N.C., with naval stores to | CAMILMre Abies, | ROy tery ig Satan Mery eye rong {Relly John W Sb Misia, Cary Miss Eliza {Knecht Catherine Somerville Miss Eliza | Cogan Daniel \Griswald William H Keeler Ste Schr Rover rue, Young, Philadephia, 2 day bound to Nan-| CRettetia ae Rercnp ios Anoal Fe or Wilhelm — |ghiaite Gears |elly Michael syeket. ‘ Stults Lydia ner Iding Job: i ‘Schr Hunter, Jameison, Philadelphia 2days, coal, bound to New | (Mary E L Sullivan Miss Bllen | Collins Edward lGntitentes (Kelly B Hayes) . Copel Mies (Peart at 2AToche Mite Susan |ehare Mrs Eliza Collans Maurice (Gourlay Thomas _|Knoaht Frederick Schr Ann Maria, Jones, Newbern, N ©, with naval stores toS | (OS Vonrietta, (Lane Mrs Mary Rovian Miss A D Collins John \Goldamith Samuel J/Kent Isnao LeMitebedl, Cotteo Mra Mary |L¢meyiur Miss Eme-lSeaviey Mise Matilda | Cochran Alex G (Goodhue Josoph L, Kendrick Allon M Schr Armada, Kelly, from Boston, with fish to the captain. Core atecuaks in Stevens Mre CS. Colvin Willism - igen wets |Khomp Joal § Sens Cerinus, Nyo, Charleston, 14 days, with 1700 feet live oak | Cote yh Hetond Mra Mary J [Schgrmorliorn Miss Comia'enry J” (Gurney Richa iKoat Nathaniel to Gibbs ‘ f oh ig Schr New Conveyance, Turaor, Philadelphia, coal, bound east | Conway Miss Amelia Lotakers Carine ee ComineThomes Ghee ight Abram ward, ene Shee! Cole Capt Wi |Gali i I Sch Martha Jane, Allen, Philadelphia, 2 days, coal. Gokon asses *iryous Mrs (Spring!Serevon sen Louisa P | Colin Wiliam, (GAuMESE DANE, ilmisce Matthew Sloep Prootges.ydonture, Providence, with mdse Coyle Catharine | Irantmve Miss Bxona {Seston Mrs E Piao. Gardner Henry EN Sohn Sloop Floray Rodgur, Cold Spring, AN bbls oil to Lylo & Pol- | Corel Mrs (Mott st)/ aniherson MiseAnne Syria ls Virginia aD ee [Kingston hoe W bamus, a; 3 Cooper Rich \Gurbellle k Below. Gua See aN ig ft las Sock Are piste Core Wii Geri Michael iki a One ship and one brig. treet ooper \oruy tenno me NS Batted. ea get or pee A Schivice Mrs Anna C | Cropesy Nathan (Gregory WM peepee Ship Metoka, ——-; Iuanhoe, Liverpool; Victoria, Antwerp; Sa- | Cunningham Marga-|rnenran Mise Maria jSimmona ‘Mrs Jane eae y [Gleason Drs wr Opeten’: Unni: Poet ager ey sie Kann Mice (Nor Stodarr ati feabella | Courtcied 1 [Gene tame Raton Capt Thos mnrise. Wi sunset, D folk street) Sunni I c Kramer Solomon, 7: meridian, NW; do. Scott Misa DG CunninghamGeoImm Gillett LC Jane 10—Wind, ot = . Wi 1 en ‘ me mu Der iy ton ae Lucey Miss MC iSearges it Sarah Gharohe award [Gideon E us Kelly ee . Sur Hevry Lee, (of Sag Harbor.) Capt Very.—This ship miner Miss Martha | Chi is Josep) whieh arrived om Savasiay satan folowing ment report, | Darcantel Mile Ara, ME | Cutter John (Gules Capea w _ Keamey Mick ome very egregious errors arias conursed ry he forme Pert D ae Catharine [Mathews Mary. | Cutter Alexander S Ginoesh ‘del Com: Kelley. George, t of her arrival:—“Left Bremerhaven, Friday, May 5, and i orl Ki Mande Rnds. May It: arsived Sucuray, Juuc]0, Was in.do.vpauy | Doosey Mfrs Mary © | Mathews Kose Dey Bradt «Gould Edwin Kennan Wan J ith abip Henry Wave, of Kennebunk, on Monday, May 15, at J0 | Dixon Mrs Mary A | Mann Maria. hes Denies Golding Henry Kennedy Richard s, ns, NB. ; jonday, . | 1M, spoke the brig Coquet, of Neweastle, Zug, bound to St Joun., | Doyle Catharine | Marrion Mary Ia Miss Sophia Dani BU we (ood eat EG in lat N 43 29, lon W 4390, Henrique Bautigam, of Germa- | Dulfy Ll Mem te Fe png Mee cone p oTtise Gront J By ae Y, agua 7 years, died May 27. | Throw cabin passongeres—Capt Hera | Dy ort Mn Morris Miss (Elize- Thornton Betsey Day Rey Norris Gocdhiue Benjamin § (101" ait ah, of Worcester, Massy Mfrs Samuel Very, J, Master Samuel | Daglngs Miss Toory | Morris tis (Ruornton Betsey, | pay Mev Nereis, Guenay Rufue/Ricrnan J W Very, (Captain's wife iad son.) and 151 steccage passengers | Dufly Me Jota | teats coing (nent ie patenrort Goo R Gamey Hufus mM Knight H consigned to Bechtel & Dreyer, New York.” _ ages Mae Mouse Miss Arvine ‘Titman Mary aanotte A ee ae H (Rirkpatrick Moore Herald Murine Correspondence. Damon Mrs John W | Montgomery Cora [Torbette Mra Pati t [ine Baw Easr Macias, Jane 6, 1848.—Arr—Bark Whitney, to load for pads ne mn cdidiale Boies ie pene Miss Har- DeBoer Ts; 2 pele erg ies Rio Jancito; brig Con Hull, Wilson, Boston, schr Gratoo, Far- | Dewitt Mester rtad ax) (Phompvon Mra Drveseuse Thos Renan ae Cowell Ritguem Henry B Baltimore. Sih. aer—Bark Lacy Elen, Cotes, Botton. Ane, "(Maxwell Mrs Elizt-\Thomns Miss Caroline | Dennis David G--2> aetna Koren Korl Brig Ciuizen, Brown, New York sohts Caroline, Parsons, | Tino, | beth | Deming € A {Halsoy John C (MD) Kuns Philli ‘aud Geo Evang, Keller, Bridgeport. Det itce Mary. {Martin Rose d Vv aa | Paces = jfialeey John, kp Miscellaneous. Doud Bridvet |Malone Jano |Van Zicklen Miss (24 | Denman Chas L |Hamilton John J = Krans Mr Srramsinr GCADALQUIVER, Havana, having boon detain. | DonghertyMisa(Ridge| Magner Mrs (Madi-|,.. De Papter PC jare OP Knauff Jacob ed, will sail to-day. Letter bags at Gilpin's, in tho Exchange, and | — street | gon st; MEE Resa Dickers William Hass PMDip Kearns Jchn 3 st the Telegraph Rooms, Nu 24 Exchange plac | Doyle Mrs Maloue Mfrs Hannah yy nes Pa | DickersHe.ry — |tarman Ixime T Keating Waurise Tur Great Wesrens, for Bermuda, St. Thomas, and other eee Catharine Meek. mnilla De igft re Basrison Francis Keaton Thomas West India Islands, will sil tony. Letier bags will remaia at | Dally Rose | Mevolce Margare te Sam Masking TW Kelly John. the British Congul's oflice, up to 10 o'closk this morning. Buttes Mies Sasa olor ile Elisa |Werdon MesEmma | po Aray [liasien Rewben (Kelsey WC Packer Sir Rictanp ALsor, Sinith, for Liverpool, sails this Moor Sirs LP Walsh Ann Donaghy E Harriman Johab —jKent Joha TI morning at 12 o'clock, gE Mowbray Miss Fran-/ Wal Dovenor W |Barumang Fred Ketcham Wm. Revout 1x THe Hannon,—A revolt occurred in the harbor this | Ezan Mary cos A w Donabu James —_| Happ Barnerd Kennedy & Tilling- forenoon, (rays the Boston Journal of Saturday,) on board the | Englehart Withe- Mou'omery Mrs [Webber Susan | Dow th |Hamersley Andrew S| hurst brig Ponce, Capt Hall, in consequence of some of the crew refusing meni M ™ Mi ber S aes Powniny WmP Hathorn William Kennison David R to do duty, alleging as'a reason ‘that the vossel was unseaworthy, | Emerson Miss Naney Muloy Miss Bridget | borah A Dubig Thos Hayward James. {Kilby Allen Capt stargia of the US RC amilton, with his usual promptitaie | Everson Mra (Weat” Murphy Mise Mary [Wella Misa A’ | | Dut Peter [Harvey Joshua J Kilmer Byrim boarded the brig, and put two of the orew in irons. mined | _ Broadway Me jwa Dulano Capt Bladen Hayes 1. night Robert the vessel and aaw nothing about her to warrant the crow in | Bngold Elizabeth ©) 0M Wiikiams Mes (Eiiea- | Bogert Samuel inely Patrick Kimberle Jacob taking the excuse of unseaworthiness, ‘The brig now lies in the | Emerson Mrs Louisa MeCalla Cui lla Ponn RB elm Fran King Patrick Pine Spoken. ¥. son MiseMary | Daly Jobn E \Hertmatn Joh King Samal B 1afitip.Sen Lion, Dyer, from New Orleans for Liverpecl, May 27, Faron Biles arian (MoCaut Evi White fics Jane a | BavioeStepben |Hienory Michael King dehasiad Ss Int 24 3%, lon 82.50, ost nanes 4 - | c Bark Mariel, Bryant, from Philadelphia for Boston, June 19, oif | Pamon Miss Margaret MeGrath einer tine Devideon i Henderson Lewis Komos EC Sandy Hook. | Pa iim ‘Susan|. Wilke Miss Elian, Done Heyisson yet mutowe 6 Brig Arne, (or Argo,) from Philadelphia for Boston, Juno 10, off | Franklin Mise ud WoodsMiarcecis | Davis B PMeyward N sn at) Sandy itook. i ae Freeman Mrs F Walker Mrs Martha | Darling Chas A Hithee'Nathantt |pacoune 2d e Es v bridget: B t 3 Cresruxcos, May 3—Arr, bark Wilhamet, Jowitt, from St | Fiveman Miss Emo- McKe lWolter Mraanthony | Bist Jobe |filireath Lik Langston ds | Tixtmmonds Memtago Bay Show? M™ Boston: 2tst sehr Mary, | peiiows MissAdelaide MoFall MissMargaret)\Welch Mrs "| Deas tobort |Hfinmun George | Lamert James mond; Mo y. | 3 ston Mrs Plow , | * * ‘Havana, May $)—Ships Constellation, Flitner, for Ne | i alstek Seis stoke ati. Wemeticetts | 2 Haines, “Yoting & Lawnence ohn 7 wtg eargo; Winnegaace, Melcher, for Cowes and {one fo aleer Brid White Mrs James P Haine be F Larvin Thomas moro, Scudder, freight or charter; Lady Arabella, Glover, dodo, | MTN ania MoBride Mra [ose |Winans Miss Eliza {Hopkins So Lamb James Nene er soportad Hd 2 for NOriensar) Caltrain (igen | Fowler Mise M Ghar. [MeDermotsMiaaeid|‘hite Mra Drenven James [Hosmer Chas A“ Lauwers il New York, are 26th.) for Cowes and market, gots 64; Pen get MoCarthy Miss Ca- Willtams Carsh Tea Saal ig tee wx_|iarrzence Chas. M mion, do, (is also reported for New York:) Ralubow, Zoom: [aes therine Williams MrsHlannah | Tye'Froseange Cha Homade Hiard | yathrop Chas © inane, a SOR, ean Slr | Fer Wes fam, Mec NQuon ery | Digeme™ isa Nance” ahaa Boston, weg: Clariaa, Rich do, soon: Fil way Dr Parley Mrs (Ann at) use any Bridget [Whitmore Miss Ado- | Hlcts George tghon estan is lanty Thomas, Linda, ra for nt 7 a eh i i ine V1 Portland,” disog; Burnham, Blanohard, do, d fee ng Wi, Ker, Mekconen Mic arah| Wyckoft Mrs Sarah A Poll D John, [liedsen Jobe, Livingston Wan diseg: Princeton, Read; Mary H Kendall, Ci 1 saertne * 'McKonus MraNaormil Zz Douginas NathlL | Hyses Gabrial Unis Frederick B ney, Lucinda Maria, Riel; Griffon, Ingersoll; Atztea, McLellan; | p tira MOEN Min See lcicoue ats Bousiass Na |Hyass Gabrial owis Frederick He ea tate Tk, tot Saree toe iey | Frooman Bridget (MCEIrtth Miss Mary/Zimmerman Madame | Dowd Richard | Hutghius Timothy W Ltahtatte rove Bomon, (another acqvunt reparta fer for New Yorks) cl | GENTLEMEN'S LIST Donongh Desi Matters wari” List Meng Mary 2 a, for Portland; Part an to load for New | tie oo ai York; Gazelle. Churchill, Bfanveth, Orr, trom | Bronson Dr Baldwin WmgP Drummond WB |tutchigson Jefiey Little SC) Sith; Home, West, froin Bath: Caspian, McFarlane, | Abbott Samuel-S — /Prmen Ch | Bascruft Anson Peal Ment iietba (nen 'TCrosby, Pendleton, from Bangor, diseg: Levant, | Adler Dr G Heranerell Tenne bet od Cont es gall LA peek Seer A Jellerson, do do; Martha’ Washington. Bordman, from Baracoa, | Adams Mr |Browe eo are Deon |Hall Francis Jockwood fehl nd sailed for Boston;) Jane, Stanwood, do; Lawrence, York, do; | Ackler Wm jaowa es, . |Buaked Duzer Goo § Hall John Hf Lockwood Win Jima, Higging, freight or charter. Schr Man Hill, Hahborn, from | Agreda Josse S lerewn Rev dante (pert yen Puval Charleg alvay James Hook Spdsey Bo Bangor for Cardenas; Joseph Crandoa, Meang, from Frankfort, arr | Allen John, |Bromn Hey Sam! R [Barnum Joseph Dalley Chae F (Hanes ge Grand 2th; Pedemonte, Brizhtman, uno. Averigon Attert [Bowen Gena (Barroll Wim Datlourdien Andrew Hamilton James Meridian Sld—20th, bark Lion, Foster, (or Henry,) Cowes; 28th, Wessa- | Allen Wm Bivwn Gans Gor, [esteemuee ; Chats paride, be Halste eae ay fineeeite cumcon, Woodman, do; ship Monterey, Croshy, do; 27th, brig John | Allen Theron macihtcn eset: traces oo Davia Hammon ; = Schitiers 10 Bou, Morryman, Clamito; Washington, Wright, Orta. 2ith, | Allart Mons $ se Aegean AN Dental Bg | Hazellten dam bo lers hark John W Andrews, French, Cardenas; 26th, UrigN W Bridge, | Armington Jas I |Home Cape Josiah @ Barnett Jamos Back George Barco kav Lads Mechanics’ 10 Brown, Mariel, j ‘ Anderson Daria. | pockiugham CF-0 [Beams ioue Davis Samoel Uarvoy Joh A forered Maranzas, May 31—Ships Ozark, Davis, wig; Delia Walkor, | Antonio Sig A Leta Bese vos Davis Semel tt oha AEC ae Condry wo; Mason, Oxg od, for Cowes; barks E won, fur | Aveny Jacob |Butington Jesse | Bedbury Janos Davenp relteyL —|fiarrieon Joka Ors days Bi Saree ation Tk C Buziell avid Beaumont JO Decker Josep! |Tlasser Micliael ‘Tent Manhattan neburg, Jones, do; Avenill Elisha-2 iperes Brennen, ville Dec ‘) Robt L Harding Samuel I Protection MMP 5 days; brigs Montezuma, Bost Andrews Sami L Barn dhl pee not bpd m lap ny FE Samuel =e td ; barks American, Adie; Preseott, | Adams John R Burt Charles J Breman Thomas Dean k Swift farrisoa. Joh MMPS er ir tc ake Care brie Maria, Port. | £dgamne Wo 2q | urral 11 Benjamin John Derry Dennis Haseellord Joseph MM PIs n the zat, Sld 30th, ship Minton, Sears, Cowes; 2th, bark But. Ackley ‘Cape Sno-8 eaten BR feeenert Martin Denton Lewis Haudrehan Thos uM Pa ler, Alloa, do. Ale \ai Wm T [Bellows Hon Hiram | De Pierro © \ Pir abecenta, June 10—Arr, barque Tremont, Sears, Boston |EMteobargh Win lows Ho Depeyater Pierre © |iaviland Jesse G MM P 2S brigs Acorn, Howes, do; Roster, Gorham, do; Boizoni, Spear, do; | Aen Z ieee Ber Dion John |Hays 4 Browster Division Brother Jo- T Payne, Carapiei, Seo Me; Sky Lack (Br) Lannigan, Falmouth; | Allen Capt Joa D-2 | nateouk & pie ee Benet F m prathes ee Sbaksp:are, Pendleion, B ston; Azalia, Pardite Com: | Alexander Joraph, | ptitock te Dinve W 2 Heath John ivisow, | Manhat merce, Greeniaw, Providence: seis Jane & Eliza, Mf Andrews Roderick (| (a) lows Dolan Edward Med aC Soe New Zealand, Poland, Porsand N Aury Benj C | jako Dodge Taonare Healy William Div Fi lendship W Gandy, Townsen ‘Anderson Robert } sie Dante HYebvord Oliver | Vnion 2 Iowa, Howell, New York Arter dares 1-2 traldwood oachy Henry tHeakelman Pred defernon 7, Haven, Kelsey, Anderson Capt Ras Paint nt John Ponoheg hatiek, | Herghty Mita Columbia’ Lamartine, Turner, il om 3 ke “xn ; wi Je " Win Henry, May, | Atkinuon Jacob C | Balley Wheeler Dome A J tteney wii Marshall 1 Hore: on, Sa New York; Samuel Lewis, Bur: , ‘Abel Jaoob Nh Capt Theo Bent mn Hobe As, Dever, ME Henrigon Fro i. Fire Catharine Martha, Dashields, Balm ; Princecon, Boke Ackland Jobn | 0 n Johns eter \ilibbard Dr DR roadway York ; Alexandria, Studle: Boston. 1d, packer ship Kalamaze Faulke, Liverpool, barks Lira, fi tom Havana: Elm, Tayle Boston ; Jolm Aviles, Jordan, Port Wigs Josepn Cow] ch. Yiaite, Brovoor, St Jago de Cuba; WT Watson, Eokfeldt, W 1 p-4 Baker, Bostoa; Menry Leeds, Kinsman, Porthat , Boston ; E ‘Hanover, do; Rufus Sonte, Cobb, 3 sche Hero, (Br) Relief, (Br) Johasun, St John, NB, Sleight, Boson: Jylin Martha, Crowoli, do: 8 M ‘Wilmington; Wm Hemy, Moy, Providence ; Ponghkeepse ; Effort, Seije, Saco; Worcestes Ene slut, Ballard, Aun, Beaston, ator, Clara, P Khodes, Providence Quaavo, June 6—Arz, ship Aurora, Cother, NYork ttoime Poru. Boston, June 10,—Arr thip Emblem, Hatch, Mobile: sch tem, Hateh, Motil teamner Buena V) Jarvis, Ualifax ina.” Telographed, 1s N Cooper, Jr, N Orleans: signal for’ Lond, Rio Janeiro; nktin, Gibbs, Prinidag; ries Haleyon, Shetheld, Levant, Man, Mat nas: Michigan, Varney, Sag Vietor Curtis, I iotou: ip ale, Mol bigs Wm. law, Phitedetghic: Ss Hall, Baltimero; John Cro. oe Waay and Troy; Vint Bray, do; schrs J Stratton, Hardy, do, Henry Curtis, Hallett, do, Macias Por, May 30.—Arr thr Example, Roberts, N York. | Sid brig North America, Bradbury, N York; sche Minesoie, Leigh: —, New York. June 10.—Arr ahs Charles M- Smith, Haateton, y, Gre Bates, A Philadelphia; Kenney, New Y supposod to be the Orray Taft, Mowry, trom Charleston: sch Fai field ftschooners’ 9th—arr Shs Marj 1, a; 2 fore ans more, Philadelphia; John Rogers, Houck, Heath, New York. Sid brig Antoinette, Pa New Haven, Keimy; Kedron. Ogdon; Redington Hart; Julia Frances, Gilehrist; Car ine Hall, Dil, and Claranc, Gyiffn, Phil. dolphin, JoHMOND, Sane 981d, sehr Richard Thompron, Corson, York, Passengers Arrived. Livenpoos-—Ship Someret—Ny Spenvey, igdy and child, and 21 in the stwornges LiveuPooi hip California—Dr Brown and lady, J Wooley and lag: ‘de: itt, and 228 in the steerage, Brewes—I i taduhgrt Collon=L Karslen, 1 Steil, @ Plar- man, F Haddick, A Born and jaiy, 4 Iiast, A’ Reimerdes, G rer, I Schroder, and IS! in the sted ho. ray. Patenmo—Bark Philesa—C D Bytinge, and Messrs Emersoy | ong Knowles of New York. 7A) Ackley Evoington Allemin James Allen George-2 Almer John Alivon John Aleom Robert $ Arsehenbremen Jn. Appleton Wm none Sig Antoni: ‘Anthon W Sustin Elijah Kuld Hrothers & Co Atkineon Henry Atkinson James B Bredshaw Levi Brady Nicholas ws R fanks Aarol lake Rufos Biake Patrick Mrandon JW Branan Jas Hf Binke Chas A Blanchard Capt C 4/1 Barry Edward Barr Jchn Bartlett Wm N—2 Barton August Bangham Ge: Rayles Jaina Baxter Wn Beames © W jeeman Rew ane 6 Bergner Joreph Brenan Lake Fell Josep! Renjami Bidwell Joh righain ES A Birdsall James K Hark Higlena—B Manel, Mr Donohue, D Shaugh- : neway, F Avmstzong, MD, Mr Fay, Migs Kacaeay, and 12) In the | priexham ¢ mn oeee. rockett Hiram MATA\7A9~Bark Exprone—Mrs J J Piok, LLP Jenks, Mrs Spare + tow, I. 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