The New York Herald Newspaper, July 1, 1848, Page 4

_to desecrate the joyful moment of peace by the she . Bactiwonr, June 20, 1888. , Clay's Sober Second Thought” —The Whig Par- of Baltimore—Opposition to Political Tricksters— Storm, $e. l learn that the “sober second thought’ of Mr. Clay has beon received by his friends in this city, as well as at Washington, in which he counsels a hearty co ope- ration in the nomination of General Taylor, deeming suy uneertainty that may exist with regard to his opi- ulonsas far more preferable than what he deems the known opinions of General Cass to be. With Genera; Cass there would be no hope, whilst with General Tay- lor the whigs have every thing to hope for. He still complains, however, of the desertion and indiscretion of his friends im haviog urged him into the canvass. It is rather a diffeult mai to fully describe the cause of the want of enthusiasm among the whigs of Baltimore for General Taylor. It is generally sup- posed to be caused by disappointment anil chagrin; but such is not the case. Had re have been no part, Mines drawn before the convention—that is to say, all the of the city been united on Henry Clay— they would be found equally as united for General Taylor now. But the political trieksters, pettifogging lewyers, office seckers and spoilsmen, in union with Tyler's’ "s guard, who lead the Taylor van, ‘end still seek and desire to lead it through the cam- is the cause of all the difficulty in short, this original Taylor clan, who go for office rather than principles, will have to retire, before any enthusiaem is evinced among the great mass of the whiz yotera They cam never consent to be led by such men. though there is no doubt but that they will all cast a silent Taylér yote on election day. had a heavy storm of rain, accompanied by thunder and lightning, yesterday ‘afternoon, which shivered the main-masts of two vessels lying at the wharves on Fell’s Point. No other damage was done. Putapetriia, June 30, 1848, ‘The argument, in the charge of murder, against Bechtel, was concluded this morning, and given to the jury this afternoon, under the charge of Judge Parsons The heat of the weather has caused several persons to become sick from strokes of the sun, but so far, only one fatal case has occurred. Yesterday, William By- erley, with a number of others, embarked for a sail down tho river, but there being no wind had to put back towards the city. Byerley was attacked with sickness, the result of a coup de soleil, from which he has not yet recovered. He has regained his senses, but not the faculty of speech. The extensive building of Mr. James Swaim, at the corner of Seventh and Chesnut streets, is Row complet ed, and ready for rent, It is believed to be the Jargest and most iniposing edifice ever crected in this city by ue individual, being five stories, or 76 feet high, by 80 feet front, and 100 deep. The dark, rich freestone, from Thom’s quarries, give air of peculiar grandeur and diguity to the edifice. style of architecture is a blending of the Roman with the more modern Paladian or Venitian—its heavy cornices, balustrades and window dressings, producing hazacteristic effect, with the purposes for which the building is intended, to wit : stores and sale rooms in che lower stories; the second and third are divided into ro Tooms each, making four sale rooms, forty by eighty teet—the two upper stories being thrown into one, forming one of the most splendid saloons for an ex- hibition im the city. Later from Mexico [From the N. 0. Picayune, June 21] The royai maii packet Trent, Capt. Norton, left Vera Cruz at ¥ o'clock P. M.,on ‘Thursday, the 15th inst. and arrived at Ship Island at 6 o'clock the evening of Monday, the 19th. Her advices ure six days later from Vera Cruz, while trom the city of Mexico she brings letters to the 13th, which is ten days later than our former accounts. She brought a large number of pas- sengers for this city.a list of whom, for which we are indebted to Purser H. Gray, wo annex:—- Passengers.—Col, Latham, Col. Bonner; Capt. Lytle Capt. Robertson, Capt. Head, lady and servant; Lieuts Fyffe, Kauffman, Pratt, Tucker, Gary, Thom and lady; Mrs, ‘Anderson, Mrs. Sinclair, Mrs. McKay; Mr. Me- Corry. lady and child; Mr. Ward, lady and servant; Mr. ‘Glasscock, lady ‘and two servants; Mr. Gomez. lady and three daughters; Mr. Hastings, lady and two ohiidren; Mr. Slocomb and lady; Messrs. Jacoby, Friedborn, Cole, Davidson. MeCioskey, Sacerdotte, Cek- broa, Chambers, Potter, Hidalgo, Galindo, Shields and Marous, Gaulon, Ward. Davis, Barnes, Sulli- van and servant ; Ragsdale, Gates, Parish, Anderson. Holtho, Hooper, Johnson, Schleski, Colon, T. Martinez, Robinson, McKay, Backs, Shepherd, Oppenheimer, C. Valdez. Commissioners Sevier and Clifford arrived in the city of Mexico the forenoen of the 3d inst., from Queretaro Mr. Sevier was to leave for Vera Crus. in company with Gen. Butler, on Weduesday, the 7th inst.; but we have not seen their departure announced in the papers we huve yet read. After twice tendering his resignation “of the Presi- dency, Gen. Horrera consented to accept it. Before he did this there wore already nine candidates for the Provisional Presideucy. He took the oath of office on the 3f%nst. His cabinet is thus composed:—State De- partment, Senor Otero; Justice, Senor D. Jose Maria Jimenez; Treasury, D.' Mariano Riva Palaceo; W Gen. Arista. We have before us Gen. Herrera’s ina: gural. but have not room for it to-day, brief as it In it he promises that his administration shall eult'- vate friendship with the United States, “with the loyal- ty proper for a ciyg people, just ‘in its policy and frank in its pai .° He expresses the hope that his government “will be able to maintain the dignit of the republic a reserve the utmost harmony Ait ali foreign natioris ”” We find in the EquDel Comercio the following letter from Gen. Butler, spon the case of the St. Patrick prisoners— Heanqvarters Anay or Mexico, Mexico, June 3, 1848. Sir—I have the honor to acknowledge your two com- munications, of the 24th and 3lst ult., as President of the Philanthropic Society of Mexico. That I highly appreciate and take pleasure in gratifying the hu- manity whieh dictated those communications will be proved by my general order, of which a copy is en- closed. It will be seen from thore orders that I have extend- ed a free and full pardon to all Mexican prisoners, in- cluding those of the company of San Patricio, and to all Americans whom our own purposes of discipline do not absolutely require to be retained for # time in con- finement. ‘The prisoners sentenced for murder and robbery, in whose behalf is made your appeal of May 24, will be Tiberated #0 soon as the troops shell have evacuated this country. Their offence was of the blackest charac ter; but, even in sograve acase, I have been unwiill ding of blood. : It gives me great satisfaction that, in complying with your requests, I have heen able to afford so strong an evidence of my desire that this happy peace may wipe out forever betweem Mexicans and Americans all bit- terness of feeling and all past offences. ‘With high consideration for yourself, and for the so- ciety over which you preside, | remain, sir, very re- spectfully, your obedient servant, poctfaly) YUE YM. 0. BUTLER, Maj. Gen. Com’g. ‘Lo Senor Don Jose Urbano Fonseca, Prosident of the Philanthropic Society of Mexico. Heapquanters Anmy oF Mex1c0)} Mexico, June 1, 1848. Srapee tla ee been duly rati. Extract —The treaty o! e baviog m duly rati- fed aud the troops under orders fur thelr homes, the commanding general is pleased to, inque the following instructions respecting prisoners. * * * All persons not of the army, wheth«r Americans or Mexicans, will be immediately set at large. onfinement at the citadel, known prisoners, will be iramediately dis- charged. names of these prisoners are—Joho Riley, John Milton. James Mills, James Kelly, Hero- xiah Alles, John Chambers, Charles Williams, Peter O'Brien, Thomas Cassady, Samuel N. Thomas. Jobo Daily, Martin Miles, John Bartley, Edward Ward James Miller, and Alexander McKee. By order of Major Gen. Butler, L. THOMAS, A. A. G. Inthe Arco Iris we find an order of Com. Perry Auted the Sth inst., on board the frigate Cumberland, dwclaring the blockade of all the Mexican ports, from npieo down to Laguna, to be at an end. Our forces be at once withdraw n, and the ports surrender. that on the Sth inst., ts of Infantry, of the of artillery, and the legion of St. F " Queretaro. and mareh to attack Paredes. The same troops would also be employed in putting down some in’lau insurrections. $ Father Jarauta, and a man named Martinez Negrete at the head of # small force. surprired on the Ist inst, the garrison at Lagos. They made the Prefect priso- ner, and proclaimed a ‘plan’ disavowing the present Mexican Congress, and declaring that the States would resume their sovereignty for the continuation of the war, From Lagos the pronunciados proceeded to Ciene- ga de Mata in cearch of arms. It is supposed that the government is inclined to chastire these disturbers of the peace with reverity, as it has already taken the necessury measures for so doing. A letter from Queretaro, dated 4th instant, says that tals movement of Jarauta is directed and controlied by Paredes, who is determined to effect a revolution in favor of his monarchical schemes. fe is aceused of fomenting the Iudian insurrections. The cries or rites with which Jarauta entered Lagos, were“ Hurra tor the monareby,”’ “ Death to the liberals.” and “War upon the Yankees.” His numbers, however, are eon- temptibly insiguigcant. Jarauta threatens to hang a wi bim in waging war against T letters from Quere- taro say that Jarauta’s plans had proved totally abor- tive. from the wholesale desertion of his few followers. The Siglo says that more than thirty (300!) Ame- ricant soldiers have determined to remain fn Mexico, aud with them many officers, who have offered their services to the Mexicam government. The soasions of Congress were to be suspended at Queretaro on the 13th, to be resumed in the city of Mexico on the 16th. In this connection we give the owl ng letter from Mexico : ~ par monly June 13 —Gen. Worth and his division left the city orday, after exchanging salutes, which were by both parties, before the American flag was taken down, and after the Mexican flag was hoist- a of Ki marched from the city of Mexico the morning of the th inst. if Jacara, June 11.—I arrived at this place yest: evening, in eight days fromthe city of Mexico, and found that General Patterson’s brigade had left "the city the day before for El Encero, where they were to encamp until transportation could be furnished. The Kentucky brigade, under command of Col, Thompson, 3d Kentueky inont, forming ,a portion of Generai Marshall's division, are ¢ on # beautiful stream, about four miles back, where they will remain until Tuesday morning, when they move to El Encero. Considerable disappointment has been caused in consequence of the transportation for the troops not being ready, as@ report reached them at Puebla that vessels bad been provided and were waiting ot Vera Cras; but it fs mow said that in all probabllity en or twelve da; fore the ships e1 ed wil acdived ot Vie Gren ne Brevet Major Gen. Lane and staif arrived here to. day. “ Marion” is in command of the second brigad of Gen. Marshall's division, composed of the two ‘'e! nessee Regiments, who will also encamp at El Encero. The first brigade of Gon. Kearny’s division, under Gen. Riley, is expected te-morrow or next day, and the rest of the troops will not be long behind. Msjor Polk us the day before yesterday, bear- ing the ratified treaty of He reports all quiet in the eity, with the exception of some slight manifesta tions of feeling against those Mexicans who are sup- posed to have particularly favored the Americans. By- tue-bye, & report has been reeeived here that many of the common women of the city who showed themseives at all partial to los Fanguies, have been branded on the cheek with the letters U. 8." This is not improba- ble, a3 such things were done at Cuernavaca and Sau Angel very soon after our troops left those places, and before I left the city. An order has been issued by General Marshall, since his arrival here, that all persons who have been in any way connected with gambling establishments in Mexico, should leave the Department of Jalapa within twelve hours after their arrival. As the town was com- pletely’ filled with these gentry, the commotion and excitement caused by the receipt of this order w: intense, and denunciations both loud and deep mig! be heard on all sides, About two hundred of them left to-day, while » few have determined rather to brave the wrath of “ fut Tom’? than the vomit The health of the volunteer troops here and at En- cero is very good. In the Kentucky brigade, but few have died since they started from Mexico, and those only who were sick when they left. By later accounts we are informed that Gn. Patter- son Encero on the 14th and was expected at Ve ra Cruz on the Zist with the New York Volunteers, the Ist and 24 Pennsylvania regiments, the Ohio regiment, two battalions of the Georgia volunteers, and the South Carolina regiment. The following letter communicates the death of a valued office Heapquanters or Gux, Patrenson’s Division Ex Exceno, near Jalapa, June 13, 1848. With feelings of the deepest emotion, and the most poignent sorrow. I now inform you of the death of Capt. N. H. Niles, of the 24 regiment of Ohio volunteers. who departed this life May 26, 1848, !n the city of Jalapa, Mexico, universally beloved and regretted. Although his company, that is, the Queen Gity Ca- dets, were deprived of his presence nearly all the time whilst in this country, yet he was universally beloved st living, and cadly lamented by his little band of bravo soldiers when they heard of bisdeath. We are determined, as a company, to remove his last remains to his native State, there to rest in peace, pearly full. Predidenee, 6 das, for Philadel. for coal. > = |& Co. forNew York soon. wih tales octane, eee Pendleton, Thomaston, Sohr Brave, (rout, Bangor, to Pillsbury & Sandford. Bohr Danidl T Wil ote Sinith, New Loudon, to DT Willetts Uncas, Rodgers, Norwich: Lyon, Virginia, with wood, to SL Mitchell, imére, tod & N Briggs with wood. with oil, Sloop Phonia, Johnson, Gonnectiout River, Below. ‘Two barks and one brig, unknown. Satied. Ship Ploridi City Point; Br shiy NB; Loy Jons@0—Wind at Son-rise, SH Meridian, SE; Sunset, SE. Herald Marine Puu.appirara, June a, 4 P M—Arrived—I on: Kmily, Young, Portsmouth: Alston, ¥' ‘Tremont, Sproul, Boston ; schrs Caroline Hall, Hi Samuel Castner, Robinson, Dighton; Fairfield, Ni ort: HLW Gudtray, Pearse, Vaweucket: Mary Sh ‘ork: Admiral, Richardson, do; J R Chaodier, Smith, Pawtucket; Vesta, i tom, Moston; Roswell King, Jonny, doz Oregon, Yaten Keaton Stateuman, Wass do} Fane Kelly fo Ningare, ‘ates, Boston; St ‘asi, 40; ‘lly. do; Corson, East Goeenwich; S$ B Staples, Staples, Providence. Cleared—Brigs Carolive offuer, West Indies; Wm M Rogers, Taylor, Boston; Tremont, 8] |, do; Vietorine. 8: dv: Arnon, Hatch, PorUand; Anta, Fowler, Salisbury; Merrimac Godwin, Newburyport; schrs Lexington, Godfrey, Southport; Col J Pago, Penroee, ; Anxiety, Maith, Wi Doroth; faroline Tall Boston; Statesman, Haines, Davis, do; Edwin C, Olive, Baltimore; Hill, Providence; Fairfield. Nickerson, Wass, do: Mary Shields, Clark, Allen Finis Hepublic, Huston Boston; Chandler, Smith Hartford; Matilda, Beory, Bossau: Niagara, Corson, Providence; Oregon, Fouraier, Boston; ‘Admiral, Ric! son, Salem; Oliv ‘ates, Boston; Vesta, Tomiin, N Harriet treet ye a Bost: 31 Dar! ty f ashington, C NY: eet Sa » Camp, bang: John Wesley, (Br) “at Baker, Niedford: Goose Weaver, Cal Higles, Boston; Uncle John, Balw man, do; Romeo, Hoffman, do; Ohio, Misceliancous. Sreamens Crescent City, Capt Stoddard, for New Orlears avd Havana, and the Northernor, Capt Budd, for Charleston, will sail this afternoon at do’clock. Latter hags for exch will close at Gilpin’s, in the Exchange, aod at tho felograph News Room, Ex- change Place, at a 3 to 4 o'clock, Pat, Packer SxiPs Ox¥oRD, Goodinanson, for Liverpool, and the Baltimore, Conn, for Havre, will eail this morning. Sup Danvers, of and from Boston for New Orleans, tefure re- ported ashore on Grand Gozict, says the Boston Advertiser, was a superior vessel of 336 tone, launchod at Belfast about 10 months since, was valued at $25, and insured ie this city for that Respectfully, yours, &e., A. ANDREWS. Captain Company “A,” 2d Reg’t Ohio Vols. P. S.—By reason of his death, the following promo- tions have taken place, viz:—Ist Lieut. Audrews to be captain; Lieut, Moses to be Ist lieutenant: and sergeant to be lieutenant. A. ANDREWS. Nota stage leaves the city of Queretaro for Mexico that is notrobbed. One was lately plundered, in which was one of General Herrera’s cabinet. Many robbe- ries and other outrages were daily committed in the city of Mexico, giving the police full employment. The Mexican arms, munitions, &c., taken by our ar- my,and to be restored under the treaty, are to be turned ov r toa commission, composed of General La Vega, General Jarero, and General Dosamantes. ‘The appointment of La Vega—our opinion of whom has beon repeatedly given without reserve—is hailed as an act of eminent justice by the Mexicans. On the morn- ing of the 6th inst ,D Ignacio Jauregui and Sr. Arte- aga were arrested in the city of Mexico as turbulent and seditious, and sent off to Queretaro. From the N.O. Picayune, June 22} The U.S. steamer Maria Burt, Captain Riddle, ar- rived yesterday from Vera Cras, having sailed on the ith instant—the day before the British steamer left The following officers of the army came passengers in her—Wm. H Polk, Major 34 Dragoons. and bearer of despatches to Washington; Andrew J. Dorn, Adjutant 3d_ Dragoons; Major Winship J. H. Walker, of the Voltigeurs ; Capt. Lieut. R. H. Rash, Lieut, D. T. Van Buren, Stewart, 2d Artillery ; Lieut. P. V. Hagner, Lieut. T T. S. Laidley. and Lieut. C. P. Stone, of the Ordaance Corps ; Lieut. Maynard, US. Navy ; Dr. Stone, U S. Army,’ and Dr. Gaines, 5th Tennessee Voltigeurs The steamer also brought over four hundred discharged soldiers and quartermaster's men. The advices by the Maria Burt are not so late as we published yesterday morning. Capt. Riddle, of the Maria Burt, informs us that on the 19th inat.. about six o'clock, P. M., he saw the Bri- tish bark Deflance, Capt. Stears, in ‘flames in West Bay, about forty-eight aniles W. N. W.of the S. W. Pause. Capt. R. passed @ithin one mile of her, but see- ing no signal of distress did not stop. After proceed- ing some distance, Capt R. returned to her and went ashore in one of his small boats and saw Capt. Stoers. bis first mate and two boys. They stated to him that the crew had set fire to the ship in three different places and then took to the long boat. Capt Steore only saved the provisions on deck and fve or six bales of cotton. Capt. Riddle teft S. about 11 o'clock at night. Every part of the Deflance was then in flames. The Defiance cleared from this port on the 12th inst, for Liverpool, with a cargo consisting ot 586 bales cut- ton avd 5234 sacks of corn. She was cleared by P. Maxwell. Capt. Steers would remain in sight of her un- til she went down, BMAKITIME INTKLLIGE NCE, TO COMMANDERS OF VESSELS. Captains of vessels bound to this port will confer special favor upon us by having all parcels, papers, and reports, Intended for this office, in readiness to deliver toour news steamer, the News Boy. The News Boy will board inward bound vessels in the vicinity of Sendy Hook; and any attention or effort made by captaine to facilitate the object and the despatch ot the steamer, will be properly appreciated by the pro- prietor of the New York Herald. Gentlemen in com- mand of yossels bound to other ports, whether foreign or domestic, will lay us umder additional obligation: by forwarding, through the mail or otherwise, the re- ports, ship news, or papers of any kind that may be deemed of interest. Port of New York, Juty 1, 1848, ° MOON RISES UGH WAT! 4m 7% Cleared. pkt) Goodmanson, Liverpool, © Ht Marshall; Ships—Oxford, ( y Baltimore, (pt) Conn, Havre, Boyd & Hineken; Curistoval Co Jon, Smith, Havana, Spofford, Tilesien & Barke—Orion, (Dan) Mattherven, Madeira, Funch & M Beaver, Edmonds, Pictou, N°; it, Underwood, Boston. rige—Roberto, (Sp) Cafrero, Mi a ILL Routh & Sou; San- tingo, Holbrook, Gibraltar, Fy t & Nickerson; Amalia, Rusgl, Malaga, Schmidt & Balehen. Mary Eleanor, Dayton, Port an Plate, St Domingo, Mey- Hendrick Hudson, Munson, Brasos St Jago; Stey , Harbor Island; Sterling, (Br) Holmes, 8t John. W Burnham: 4 Totent, Dor Halifax, NS; Alazic, Nancy Jane, Gardner, Providence, Davis, Providence; Proof Glass, Blydenburg, eke; ja Sehr Sloops—Actress, Providence. Cid, Thursday—Bark Clarissa, Mix, Porto Rico, amount, of which the New — Mutual and Neptune offices have $10,000 cach, and the Washington office $5000. ‘There is no the freight money. ‘The cargo, which was not lara, ‘number of contignees, ani - fa email amounts at several offices.” 7 Siup Asuon x ox Eoo Hannon.—The schr B Whittlesey, hence at Norfolk, saw a. shij ith » F. if Mise Eqs Wtaen eae es « BARK Drviaxce.—Captain Riddle, of steamer Marin on the 19th’ June, at velock jeans for Liverpoll, W of the South-West Pass. ‘ about 48 miles Captain Riddle passed within her, when sooing no signal of distress, and after run- distance beyond her, returned, He went ashore in one of his beats and saw Captain steers, the chief mate and two boys, who informed him that the crew had sec fire to the bark in three different places, and then tuck to the long boat, Captain Steers only saved what provisions were on deck, and about six bales of cotton. Tuo latter stated that he would remain in vessel until se-went down, When Captain Riddle left, every Part of tte lark was intlames ‘The Defiance was cleared on the 2th for Liverpool, and bad on board 586 bales cotton, and 5234 sacks corn. Buic Lextxorow, Britt, from Gardiner, which was incorrectly repurted below this port 25th, left the Kennebeck 2th, sprung aleak, and returned into the river. Scun Monx1ya Sran, Grant, from Frankfort for Newburypert, pat into Portland 23th, leaking badly, and with two fect water in the hol Scan MANonesrer, at Richmond, to eail for New York, on the 25th sprang aleak, in the harbor and was compelled to dis charge her cargo, Sour W B Srorrone, hence, wasat Norfolk on the 28th, ha- ving put in leaky, Vessar. Sixx—Capt Tuttle, of the sl from Green- port, LI, states thet about 7 o'e hook, besten vChrday) morning ‘hen five miles NE of Eaton's Neck Light, he saw a ph rolled a litte while asif unmanageable, and then suddoaly went down, bow first, the water spouting through ber cabin windows considerable height into the air, She was about three miles dis sant. Twe schoouers whith were wearer to ber than Tuttle. steered for the spot where she sunk, aud reaching it in about fif- teen minutes, lowered their boata. ‘The weather bed beea quite aqually during the night, but was nearly calm at this time. jemen. ship Chili, Ricketson, Pacific Ocean, Ibs bone, Sid, 24th, sbip Phillip at Boa the Aucl arr a pe (when she was rej oe hy wh). ‘abt Moh 5, Win & Eliza, Whit field, for New Bedford By At do Mech 2, Koval, lover, of Warren, 600 sp (rep Dec 16, 280 sp 180 wh); Powhatan, layhew, of do, 300 sp. in the report of the Aurora at Nantucket, the Mereury, NB, at Tatcahuano, should have been Mareus; Os! FH, 1D sp. ‘The Narwhal of binge at Bay of I abt Meh 1, bark Aune, of Bristol, b ney for re} or to be condemued. Sooken—June 22. lat Jon 7254. no Adams, Freeman. of Provincetown, 10 weeks ont, 150 bbis xp oil. mn —, no lat, &e, ship Hannibal, Brown, New London, 3000 Arr at Now Bedford, 1530 bbls wh, 180 do ap’oil, 1 pe De La Nove, sili ae t ver] wh). Fejee Inland, ). At the nothing since leavi led from Spoken. Ship Remittance, from New Orleans for Liverpool, June 13, the Belin NW 29) miles, aro Bark Pioneer, from Boston for Baltimore, June 27, Caps Henry SW 15 miles, Bi ef ma from Provideace for Matanzas, June 25, lat Rio, 7 days faom Liverpool, NS, for Philadelphia, June 29, of Fire Island. yr Foreign Ports. Avcwtann, NZ, Aprii 4—o Am vesselsin port. Sid Mareh 4, bark Eliza Ann, Cheever, Manilla, ‘Acasutia. (W Coast of Central Ameriea,) April 12—Schr In- diana, Crosby, from Mazatlan. ditzy, June 6A, ship Napier, Ramsey, Baltimore, 23 days .om W whar’, Coquimne, April i2—Sld, ship Crasader, Millet, Boston, said to have the most valuable cargo ever taken to the United States from Fay ineloding a large quantity of Peravian bark, aad valued in ail at: ail Curacoa, June 16—Sehr Join Drew, from Boston, in quarar- A, June 23—Schre BS Laofair, Lanfair, from New yw York. une; Eliza Lawton, Cornell, do do: Thetis, Sid, schrs § Wiley, Boston; Arothuat. Philadelphia, juno 3—Ship Adel Adams; for NYork, 24:h; pi, red, fea end Soe do, ae 15th Jobe i wane, Wel- gg a mn i. an jane, ‘une; zelle, Cure il, for Portland (or Boston), 2ist. In port, 17th— Constellation, Fiitner; Modora, and Lady Isabella, Gio. Ser ft or cht bake Albers, Warwick; for Cowes lag: Adulla, ,do do: Isabella, Preble, for do, ola; Wm T Wheaton, Mar- tn, do do; Guinare, abet, tor Matgnans das Nonay fron, dt: ti |, fm Boston, for LS a ‘hasn Boston, ar Toth; Callao, Waren, ld; Arioete; Perklus, doy Solomon Piper, Crarey, fm Eastport, dieg; Attica, lan, dieg; Mary I ken- dali, Crocker, me bathe t ly inceton Reed, Thames, Silsby, Condor, "Whiting, Gleaner, Smith, Edwin Angns- ta, Kenzor, 07% , wad Hannah Sprague, Lunt, freight or charter; rigs Lawrance, York, for Laguna, Tuplif, Haverner, from Bangor, di Pamaho, Hond- lott, from Bath, do; Lisbon, Smith, from’ Wilmington, do; Nitherey, Randall, from Eastport, do; Te Boston, do, Confidence, =, from New) Doyle, Jas H_ St ile Holmes, Mary Kinsman, di Pennel, Doughty, Repmblic, Smith, and Damascus, ‘Jano Gray, Carter, freight or charter; Mary Ellen, Edm: cr FECW'15, barks Lanark, Yenar! Coos \4, California, Robinson, do; 9, Savannah, ‘Printdid; Victor, Clark, Cfonfnegoe: brigs Arrived. Ship Atlantic, Collins, NEw London, in ballast, to E D Hurlburt & Co. Canton, 113 days, to C Co. April Nee brig Higkaed & Willlam, of Lon- ¢ 2%, lat 32, tom 71, was crit NBedl ord, P. ware - wobr John Ada bbls sp ofl. Ship Josue Daven, Stoddard, Ist April, with M: teas, to Wexson & Gray, Passod out of straits of Senda, 17th April; Cape of Hove, 17th May; Equator, Sth June, fivel nt Now York, wth June, makip 0 La t ship Horatio, rdaon, for New bound up the river, to jied fur Bombay. jzaroth. Same hip Christopher, vie nd, with 160 » bound bome. “Tanip Union, Watson, from New Orleans, 9th June, with mdse, Pedem Brightws Vera Craz; 6, Levant, Jelierson, Mariel. Tones ee 7—Ship Emerald, buck, for Bremon, realy, Sid, gbout Sth, ship Andal Wilson, do. Mavacuez, (PR) June 1—Bari Magnolia, Flood, for Now Haven, dg, Condor, fra Portland, dig, une; brig Rainbor ty Anvi- gin, for NHaven, Idg; eohrs Vulture, Sagoin, fax, Newburyport, ‘une; Buphernin, Eldridge, NYork, eargo unsold, une. bby for Niiaven. js—Barks Gront *, Weston, for Cronstadt. 7, for NY atk, dg sugar, chartered 160, at hd; Cum! |. Mo an rr I7th: Jae Haylie, Bishop, from Philadelphia. do; brig» ation, fm Bath, (old 17th’ for Havas, with greater part reo) Wikernia, Elliott, fm Portla d, arr I7ch; Tangier, thn Washington, NC, are 17th, diag: and others as before re Garland Grove, Matheson, Now Giovanni Maria, Madimeri, ( Italian ) 26) Boston. | 2ith, bark Sir is Park, Queawe, June ZA barks to Frost & Hicks. Ship Aquetnet, Jordon, Caleutta, 135 days, with mdse, to Bri K Co. Bist ult, fat 27 49, lon 6 poke brig Sylph, from Balti- more, for Teinkiad.§ daya ont, 25th, lat 36,18, lon 7120, spoke ship Marta Washingcon, Groen, henes for Turks Island, 3 days ship Columbine, Coward, London, 43 days, in ballast, to or Hith inst, Int 42 16, lon 42, exchanged signals with Ibr bark or NYork, 25tl, lat 4), long 67, exehan- ged signals with ship Palos {ds from Bremen for Baltimore; 27, Tat 44 10, lon 689), do with Kus brig Reval, from Marseliles for N ‘ork, Bark Lepanto, Hagar, Palormo, 5th May, and Gibraltar, 6th June, with mdse and fruit to J Kobiuson. In tho Straits, saw ship of Salem, bound east, Sth June, lat 39 20, lon 45 9, Pas of Liverpool, standing E. 20th. lat bark Coloney, hence for Sligo, 24h, lat im a ik fog cairn cgnned wih 2 large ship on the opposite tack, carrying away ng Peeks unahicied nd sprang the bowaprit, stove the bow raillag, cathead, billet head, and part of thb cutws broke the anchor stock, stove fn the deck forward of the windlass, and doue other damare, lost all the sails and Tiguing opmecked to the broken spary, yoth veasow had a signal light forwards aud a good look out, with ‘a horn and bell sounding, but the fog was ao dense that the vessels ‘could not be seen, till close aboard of each other. There was a from the west, amd a heavy sea at the time, both aa hove in stays, and ler headway considerably stopped, loo, Brown, Vb ‘ented 4 collision, Wiha Mareelia, Angrabara. from Palermo, Moreh, 2d, (posed Gibraltar, a a y.) with fruit, to Chamberlain & My ark Warsaw, Frean, New Orleans, 2) days, with toTP Stanton fark Lucy Penniman, Riddel, Rio de Janeiro, May 18, with cof- foe, to Pickoracill & Co. Vessels loft before Bnd inst, 4 Ail is tranquil, and the Mexicans appear to be y satisfied and happy, though I fenr they will in 00. mike Mexican government arrived at Tacubeya on tho bth inet, but’ finding the Americans hed not left, rey 4 to Mixeoac, where they staid until to-day, When they made thelr grand entry into the city The Mexicau papers any ea ee en oo trated upon their country women, sus- Frags Natimate intercourse with the Amerioan 5 fat. fom SF 0% exchanged signate with a whale ship showing sig” wl idcritte ed Vive’ sworing NW; 34 inst eas nawaber Harry Smith, Gi ny. Ryo manpe, May i0—Hingy Ollnds, Pepper, Smiyra, oom Cadis, faareh 8) de Ze arr, . from it 4 . Fein te Baltimore, discg, and probably others, VAUPAn Ars, April — Arr, bark Elizabeth Hall, Spavin, from 5 ald on, age ana aie toa old, tg ae ), ship Tarolinta, Cave, an, to Guano for & port in the Staten’ Rhone, itil, do via intermediate ports, and probably from Callao to * dome Ports. rks Morea, Bildridges de. ¢ Vries, York do. pool bark tndiane, Watts, Boston; brig Ann Elian: Parker, P'ro- fidence, sehr Senator, Knap NYo:k, "in por, ships Marathon, Johnson, for Boston; Robt Fulton, Wade, for Li: i barks Z Ring, Livermore, from NYork; Sarah Shoal, emer i, Bands, for Li nt; nmi rh from N’ Juno I7—Are, barks Z Ring, Livermore, New “ld, ship Proboa De ii nson, do; brigs Marca, Eldridge, and Sel- Ve —Arr, brigs Brook}ins, Winchester, Entperts Germ, Haray. Be sirn; the Homiton, Ponaeta ‘NYork. 81d, sobr Fairfax, Aveusta, June 2!—Arr, sehr Wm Henry, Tarbox, NYork; 22d, Lamartine, lo. OT Sgeg en) June 30 Cl York; verpoo! from ‘do; Covanantor, (ir) Patterwce, for ma, Smith, ‘ork. tim Ruma, Webbor, NYork; brig Marcia, tneky, New Orleans; Ship Kentacky, Phinney, Now Oceans “is alttinorey Hortons, Green, Philad:1- Ro: J in, Hinde, Philadel ph i: Haerag, Pair At tine, ahi wi eae Norte am nts of Pre hdwnss, Wid Are ‘Catter, N’ bal "rie Almatia, Smith, from Curacon, 16th June, with mdse, to J Foulke & Son. Tirig Isabel, Bargows, Ms PR, with mdse, to 8 W Lewis. falick ineomnjany with ‘ack Dow Junin, Cal for New Haven; Be briga Limena fr Sentiand, and Mary, a NE, Cro “ith mdze Hi tte Sule "itaydon; Watedlord, Ireland, 46 days, ballast aunt 6d pabsengers to Dunsoumh and Bookie. te 1 'Elialeth, M-Dougall, Photon, 19 days, coal to Solle Wattagy nud Cas sailed in company with Br tig Sarsb, Chipon, Br oor Rambler, Benson, for New York janeiro; se, Pratt, Havens; brigs and 4 marke! any NN “ites Potivok ‘nad Bony iiiard, wled. yesterday June T—Arr, Southerner, nN as ‘Yorks 69 hours brig a hip Globe, Moncrieff, Ni Ann ‘Moore, i iar, Reed, Lino for do; sloop Vigilant, N ence, x NEwaunyrons, Sane 26—Arr (tack, date) shew Erie Pasay, ie: 5 2th, Ch pong Sailed ge Gen Ei age, Stok sete ial Ro York ja 2 N pa ia to land WwW. pal ‘Har. Upab "iy arte ra York. di a ry I’ Naxtuower, June i—Arr schts Silas Parker, aad Amazon, Phila: 24th, Bit Adams, Adame, Baltimore vere » w OnLeANs, June 20—Ar ship indiana, Bennett, New York; brles Gen Tapia iediebe, Bonkoat Mertolitie espee, Puasa: ton; towtoat Diamond towed to sea on the 18th instant, xbips Al- tambra and Jeunes Carver, and brig Milloudon, Cid ship AUna- tie, Rose, V-1a Cruz; harks Geo Henry, dot bank, Coopev, Boston; Murillo, Libby, Bremen; Acteon, (Br) sers Anna Maria, Paul, Charleston; Cabot, Smith, Tam| ‘Vera ‘Ar 21, ships Geneva, Tucker, Bos- ‘kusell, do; Monmouth, Tor- ‘ork; ‘Tabmareo, Sinclai Fountain, Thomaston; y; JT Sprague, Tresea, h chip: Laplsod. and brie Soule; towboat Patrick Henry, towed teres on the 15th, ship Clyde, bark Jos Fish, and brig ‘Susan Ingraham: towboat Diana ‘towed to sen on the 1érh, ships Clifton and Genesee, and brig G: ware; towboat Porpoise towed to sea on the 18th, ship American and Harkaaay, and brig Adame Gray. Cld ship Hercules, (3) Brown, Vera Uruz; do; Merchant, do; Italy, Patton, Li Palmyra, do; Raritan.” Adams, do; brig Mary Ann J ‘Tampico; schr Water Witeh, Brown, jones, PoRTLAND, Juve 27—Arr schra Brite, Pressey, Packard, N York 28th, beige Levant, Jellersom, Hopkins. Bucksville, SC; Harrasecket, Heard Phila, iCHMOND, June 23— Arr, sebrs Richard Thompson, Corsom at te ag Hennning, A.cherson, NYork. Sid, sche, Dart, Somers, x Handouts 25th, Lig Chas Thomas, Bear Philadelphis? lout a } a M Gi 2th sche Glove, Siaalls New York, tigi Sr Avcusrine, June Z1—Arr, sobt Del Norte, NYork. Saco, June 19—are sches You, Ryarsom, Dalston Effort, Soule; Convert, Brown, and Jack, Felker, Phila; 2th, Maty Ann, naa: 20 Mitchell, do; 2ist, Iaabella, Mitchell, do; Brothere, Bensoo, Richmond, egy ie amerabaiNey Passengers Arrived, Lonpox—Ship Columbine Colgar, W Keovil, J Ebbs and family, H Mills and family, and 217 atve CaNTox—Ship Cyguet—Mareus W Ward, HAvan a—Sel Mary Mammond—J Graham, M Buchanan, Mr Rrarille, J Henry, EC Greenough, § Watson, J Bowen, D Liyd, reynolds, pitscnomship Joshua Bates--C D Nyo, J 8 Parsons, and J nm PAtewmo—Bark Mareella—Michael Pojeno. GLascow—Br bark Augusta—Mr W Rooch, lady and child, Mr Young and indy, Mr Dens, Mr Wier and 196 in the steerage. New OnLeANs—Ship Union—Mrv HM Schandler, 2 daughters and son, Miss M Boiteux, and Major Q, Porter, US Army. [ IS? OF LETTRHS KEMAINING LN THK NEW YORE 4 Post Office, July 1, 1848 OFFICIALLY PUDLINNED (W THe PAPER MAVING THE LARGEST GIRGULATION. 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