The New York Herald Newspaper, August 17, 1848, Page 4

othe are are building up the glory ofthe Union “shunt continue in her dourse of yl has neglected them; the; oore ik py none a unele, what have done. has kept his word to | would have the ng, haa aot ore sar goon eek ta | sbould be ofierally tafersa not forget him, and when the good news goes ou! thou! officially infor: from the Willamette that will ntains of claims will in toe, Spbnes SRST caine vail mit Mexico succeeds in this first att mi littering peak of St. Helen’s will send | bolden ber to commit another, and so on, there the ae tthe! stead | will be no end to them. Oregon. He has not 6 Sees. the shake the misty turban on the white head of Mount king around for the killed and wound- an siege Am- | th sterdam, After a storming of the works for many | aes they were fnal!y carried, without the loss of a | single man on either side. THE DOCTOR. | >to August 15,1848. | A Few Things about Congress—The Officers of the | House—Iliness of Secretary Walker—Auditor Hag” ner, $c. ‘The capitol is deserted, at |i t. Only one solitary constituents some of the rotten political trash with which people are humbugged, but not convinced. All is as quiet as a Sunday morning, for the disorderlies are gone During the session, millions of public doeamints'| ‘and of political speeches, have been folded in the subterrancous rooms of the capitol. It is estimated that the average amount to each member is five cart- loads On Saturday night baskets of champagne were taken into the room of the Secretary of the Senate. It was not put there to throw stones at, Judging from what took place, subsequently, it was devoted to a different purpore— in the throat, sir.”’ The bill from the Senate, organizing a Board of Commissioners to examine claims under the treaty with Mexico, was brought to in the House on Saturday. At night it was referred to the Committee on Foreign Affairs, and in their room it now sticks, in a pigeon- hole. The claimants and claim agents are highly incensed. They say that the kovernment wants to make another “ French spoliation ” affair of the Mexi- can claims ; but the truth is. the bill creates four or five snug offices, at salaries of two or three thousand dollars a year; and there is policy to postpone the subject, in the hope that General Taylor, as President, will bar the dispensation of these scraps of pi We must say that Mr. Campbell, the Clerk of the House of Representatives, and his corps of clerks, have well performed their duties, The Sergeant-at-Arms disbursed over half a million of money to the mem- bers, and has not committed one error in his accounts. This is highly creditable to Mr. Sargent. Instead of his place of business being a tap room, where mem he put up his “veto” and stuck to it. The Postmas ter of the Houre (Mr. Johnson) permitted amoking in his office. It just shows the difference between the two men. Mr. Sargent is from Puritan stock, and Mr. Johneon is descended from the Chevaliers. We admit this much to the credit of Mr. Johnson, that he is the most conscientious officer who draws pay from the government; he will not even “give an envelope away without paying for it out of bis own pocket |” ‘The messengers and assistant door-keepers are the most accommodating men on earth. As to the up- start pages, who get two dollars a day. and as much extra pay Deside a6 8 laborer earns ins year (with two honorable exceptions), Mr. Horner ought to dis- mises them,(and supply their places with boys who have more politeness and less rowdyism. The door- keeper himself, we very much esteem, but justice re- ires that he should apply the besom of reform to ie noisy yeuths, who ao littie beside sport in the wWe have been informed that Secretary Walker is by ill with dysentery, and that McClintock Young, e chief clerk, is to be, or has been, appointed See! peck of the ‘Treasury pro tem. Walker works too hard; his head is always running on figures. He breaks himself down by over-exertion. If he would go to 7 Hook. The forwarding to the church, occasionally, or spend a Sunday in idleness at home, instead of penning himself up in the*trea- sury department, on the Lord’s day, while Charley Keeps watch at the door. it would be better for his ‘ody, and might be for his soul. Peter Hagner, the third auditor. is also sick. General ‘Thompson, chief clerk of the bureau, isacting in his place, It would be the most lamentable thing in the world, if Mr. Hag- ner were to die, for it is said, by Cave Johnson and others, that the government cannot get along without him! Mr. Hagner is a federalist of the old school, and 80 is Cave Jobnson, althongh a professing democrat; ‘and this, together with private relations, accounts for Mr. Jobnson’s influence. when Polk came into the ‘White House, to retain Mr. Hagner. In fact, let the present administration, talk as it pleases about de- mocracy, their professions-and practices are all a lie; and we ay this,as a democrat. I snincton, August 15, 1848. Another String of Resolutions, offered in Executive | Session, by Col. Benton. | Weare indebted to Col Benton for the following | resolutions, offered by him in executive session, in op- position to the promotion of Major Graham, of the Topograpical Engineers. Our object in furnishing them to the Herald is to enlighten the public as to the style of the proceedings of executive session. Second- to notify Major Graham, as Col. Benton desires, of ii sconsstions ‘against the said Major in executiv session. We beg leave to say, that, notwithstandin: that, at the instance of Major Graham, the reporter of the Baltimore Sun (reporting also, at that time, fo- the Herald, in our nee) was expelled from the court martial last winter, on what we deemed a frivolous accusation, we desire to be under stood in this case as maintaining a stric neutrality between the parties. We take occasion, also, to sa7, that Col. Benton informs us that General Kearny did not open the despatches of Commodore Stockton and Lieutenant Colonel Fremont, sent on t) the government acrons the deserts by Kit Carson, who as intercepted on his way to Washington, by Gen. Kearny, on bis way out, from New Mexico to Califor- nin. Gen. Kearny acted from the verbal informa- ‘on; and, taking back said Carson as his Ports. Br anes, St Ja », duly so—arr bark Hahnemann, Hailes from robbing. ey have | aud the violation of treaty stipulations, she m the good faith of thelr | once be called to account for it, nd ; mted Old Bullion, | o! money we have to pay her, the amount Tiny argo ian Che desired effect, no doubt. Such e course pted by our government, and Mexico ‘of the same; otherwise, short time be raised. ttempt, it will em- asa "Sayer gee | porrhons ‘Tals 2e—sia tohr Arof, Cook, for St Thomas. Stools, for Caaton, lds brig Hall, for NOrleans, Bomnay, Ju. e + Frolic, Faucon, for. Boutneavy, ‘July 23—Ship Jas Perkins, a, July 1S—Sbip Peterhotf, Endicott, for Boston, Care BAYTIEN, Ang Dower ana, duly 4 Fansouin, E, July 27—Bark Fanny, venpem| {rom Mobile for Toulon, wind bound, Gexoa.’ July Ki phago Essex, Welsh, to lead 2 Our government have expe- go gore Ase Bs rience enough to know that the toleration of one out- The contest was like the | rage or violation, brings on a second, and so on, and at the best remy dy is that which is quickest, Your obit. servt., jcora, Clarkson, for Whampo?, to load for Boston Barras, July 10—Arr steamship Europa, Lott, henze, 3 hours ard afta fow howrgafter for Bavtione, Aug. 10, 1818, i ner, for come, old; oyd, Say | Arrival of the Voltiguer Regiment—General Taylor's last Letter—Strangers—Theatricals, $c. The regiment of Voltiguers, numbering nine com- | panies and seven hundred men, arrived here yester- | day, and are encamped at Fort McHenry. done good service in Mexico, from the land- member was this morning in his seat, directing to his | ing at Vera Cruz to the entering of the halls of the Montezumas, and are deserving of a from our citizens. Em Wdays, and others; bark ‘Oregon, iene Tacome, July 25—No Am vessels in p 2 Rug dark Maria Hemey, Gordo> ‘as before reported, ‘ewronr, Wales, July 21—Arr ship Frances, Dyer, Liverpool, to load for Portland. Pewanc, May If, Sid ship Zen arm reception A committee of citizens are here from Nerfolk, to invite the whole regiment to visit that They are under the command of Lieut. Col. in, Kenney, Pedier Coast, to rk Samdset, Hollis, Bom- "Haider, NYork. mi: Jane Allison, for N Lena, for Balti: 7 eThe letter of General Taylor to George Lippard has proved another bomb-rhell in the whig camp of this city, and the old backbone whigs, who were quietly falling into {the whig ranks, are standing off again. Our city is thronged with strangers of distinguished character, amongst whom | notice Captain Braxton Bragg, of ‘a little more grape" memory. ‘A yound man, named Peter Walstrum, was arrested here, by telegraphic order from Washington, on the charge of selling to William Peterson a power of at- torney, to collect three months extra pay, as an ofllcer of Volunteers, Mr. Burton has given notice that he will open Front Street theatre, on Thursday evening, with a good dra- matic company. Our city is now destitute of all man- ner of amusements, and j doubt not the Front Street will be well attended. ‘The Holliday Street theatre is yet closed, and is un- dergoing a thorough repair, preparatory to being leased. Proposals are advertised for its lease for two years; and ] understand that Mr. Marshall, of the Broadway the- atre, has a notion of taking it. Fark sche fever, for SAGUA LA GRANDE, A\ k (Hamburg) for NYork, ‘ide bag m. Suxinaat, July 18—Bark J W Bloodget, Lori Just arr, cargo unsold; 1; Agenoria, Da, Trusiar, (Cuba, ) Ju next day, and others. '—Brig Cordelia, Snow, for Boston, Home Ports. AvexanpniA, Va, Aug 11—Arr brigs Sanuel, French, Bastprt; Gem, Dyer, Boston, BAxcom, Aug W—Arr brig Lucy Atwood, Atwood, Rondout jarshall, Collins, N¥oi phlamon, RI, Aug 12—Cld echr shos Gorner, Parker, St John, Bannsranve. Aug $—Arr sehr Emulous, Howes, NYork vin Dennis (and sl Wih for Dennis.) August 1(—Arr barks Star, Snow, Lond Sarah Warren, Curt, Matantis ornelis, Roxers, Ww imington, NC: “Puitapecenia, August 16, 1848, The first whig rally of the campaign took place last evening in Dock street, and was respectably attended. A number of M, C.’s were expected, but only two made their appearance, Messrs, Pollock and Strohm, of this Towards the close, a considerable amount of enthusiasm was elicited, but at the opening the pro- ceedings were rather tame. Dock street, was rendered arge number engola lights being fired from the bers smoked their pipes. as under his predecessor, panion ot isis. Hxahauie: Oeseine er the crowd beneath, and overcoming for brilliancy of the moon. The premises of Mr. A, Hoffy, No. 20 South Third ere entered about noon to-day, and a variety of valuable articles stolen. ‘The weather continues almost unendurabl the intense heat. A delightful show: afternoon, but the blazing sun has since had rs effect of drying u who have returne: ys a emel; Barbadoo . Mayo, in Hy B Basoom, Coron; aud Avon, Treat ¢ atl chr Gill, St Peters, Mig.” Sld ships TAlbatroes Plato, Washington; harks Sherwood, Winthrop. Barrivon ¥, Aug Arr bath Marviind, Davi JM Walliams Baker, Arecibo, F i ian, Kich, Bangor sehrs Abigat!, Jouce, Matanzas. b ry, Reed,Boston; Ellicott, Col cla Point, Janding troops, shi The scene presented in uite picturesque from a i Robert Parker and Sabatis, 1a. Cruz, Cld Bre Gaps as Verda a makes brig View yor, Vi bite, Windies; Ir sl Crowell, Dales, NS. Plata; schr Ellen, Cole, Teed, Laguayss. Tie bask Stella ‘wae sulla sight from the Observatory this morning, wind bound. avait, Aug7—Arr brig Forest, Parsons, Philvdeiph sid. brige Harbit ger, Keen, Barbadoe ton Auivoots and oun Crepbr; Pera, balnella 8th, Caiista, O'Brien, do; 9th, brig Delhi, Hodgdon, NYork, Croversren, ‘Aug li—Arr brig Niger, Herrick, Surinam, 1Sch the moisture. from their summer jaunts ot cure, are regretting that they had not made a Mee Peaches are so plenty here as to have become an absolute drug in our markets at a sixpence for a bushel ba ev West, Aug 3—The schr Volant, Paine, from Rio Grande ‘orfolk, put in yeaterday for wate: ‘The rig Manhattan, Littlefield, pasted throuzh the NW ge on the 25th ult, ‘The brig Napoleon is loading for New 9—Arr brig Helvellyn, Gil rs Frances, hence; Louisa, do, 11th, me were sold to-day and leaves this morne KENNEBUNKPORE, Aw Wilmington, NC; 10th, ec 0. MARITIME INTELLIGENOS | SHIP NEWS NOTICE. Commanders of vessels bound to this Ladd confer om prea oom Newcasrix, Me, Ai vor UPON Us ports, intended for the New Yor! for. ey chs Mediate delivery to our news steamer, th She will board inward boun Those bound. reieomy other rald, through the mail or other- wise, ship news or papers that may be ‘nee of inter- est to the community. We will siadly See the Dearet Porbe Prince Bristol for Porto Rico; Lapland, ae Senet troops: schrs Bride, Pearce, do! for Wises Wolcott, Ryder, B: ston for N teed for im- ie News Bor. 2 mn, Brown, Newport, echr Eeapite, be rer parzeny ok aes Eel Brazos Santiagey sche Shetland, Trefathons Ports. in Roads—Lark Creole, ‘Thom| ; sehr Levy Rowe, jouth, Thal bound to RD York, bound to Richmond. New ORLEANS, Al —, Galveston; U 8 so and Wing, Black, Tuepan. ik; E A.Ogden, Unie, Corpus Christi via Gi (Angostt arr ship tory , Ryan, Brazos § ruz; sehr HL Scranton, Tal san E Howell, Bailey, N York; bark Roman, Doane, Woston, serie Portiee Grane, Fensacola; Gov Bennett, se do; | ost ECAR US propeller JR Thom vine ior Loar, ———. Vera Cruz; achr ips Galveston, Crane, N 18 brig Mary Css Huss Vera Shine—Almendoras, (s 5 Sir bobert Peel, Chadwie! pshire, Chase, Liver jas Andrews, Frenel ca Davidson, Miramichi, Barelay & Li ivingston. ‘Shaw, St Petersburz, Dates) De Welre, Surman’ Je Hopkins, St Thomas, J B Gaiger, J luegos, Fouck & Meinche: Nit eroy, Broek Cathrine, (Br) A Horton, Havana, Ht R Dunham; London, Grinnell,’ Minturn & C je te Sarah Elizabeth, Webb, do. Edgar, brigs Mount Vernon and RW Dn n; #ohi ¥ and T . Mitchell: Int inst, ship Realm, bark Turbo aaated Me. di Ships Albers and Huron on the bar, bound out, on the | at all eee to sea, RoOVIDENCE, Aug I2—Cld brig Arcturus, Hoyt, Philadelphi wa be a Lewis Bean St John, NB: Louisa, Pierce, Philadelphi Thos Hicks, Hall, Philadelphis; necn, Gardner, Baltimore; jelphia. 14th, brig Tower, Athisou, Wilming. ‘olburn, and Arcturus, Hoyt, Philadelphia, Np, Aug 12—Arr brig Layfayette, Clifford, St John, N B, for Portnoy HILADELPHIA, Angust 16—Arr brig G: sche Palestine, Ervektom, Mobiles “CTE Pike, Kastport; | ares, AD 10—Sld brigJ $ Cabot, Leach, (from Lubeo, ar 2) | | Sronnorox A Cork and market; Corinthian, Sa Ann Eli- S Faulks eS Link Shae 2 6 h, Trivity, NF, G'& S Lawrie & eror, ‘petou sehrs Br) Ailen, St Johan, NF-do; Douglas (Lr) Dow: , NS, BMcEvers; Woroncco, —. Qi *'Sors—Orcea, Brush, Petersburg, Sarah, bee. Perry, New Bed- th inst, with pas- c 12th inst,on Lead wreckers around her two hours; ashore, sails all furled.— passen gers, to Fox ed signals with,an America: and white swallowttailed signal. exchanged signalees i her foretopeail apd a | “Passengers Salled. Live poor, AND Haute axe Stoanahip Arner and sons MeCollvite und lay iglan: MrJackson, N | Hamilton, B ats Mi Mr W Chg Charleston, SC; Mr Ea chip bound East, a red signal—f the packet 8 st, lat 43-45, lon 40 Gays from’ Bristol for 3), spoke the wi Helen othe chr "Wanderer, of Provinsotowa, 4 d Provincetown, with 39,000 fish, Rog, fish. gpoko ship Java, of ‘Bes Nev ¥ jenwort, Havana; (: Burger, N York; Mr tan m, of | SPA eae witl Weh, lat 4220, | > y bound West; she shows in the centre—f[ the i fer, from London for New York. } : ison; Mr ‘Dyson, N Yorks Itimore: Mr A Candids Mr Hamilton, Gauk ‘Roger, England: Mr Thos ds; Mr Jobn Laurie, NYork; Hon jon, Dav Wilkie, Glasgow; Mr Jobn Pollock. Clinch, do: Mr H For Halifax Re itwerp. standing East. 5th, lat 40.10, lon 71 i, exchanged signa’s with a bark standing East; she J with a white ball in the centre.— w ship Montreal, hence for Lisbon. ew Yor% has experienced showed a 'syuare er, do; Mr HL [Thompson Birmi ev, Bishop Hughes, N York; Twining, do; Mr Maus, Nauanu ; Mrs Roach, sferred the despatches. unbroken, to r, te bring to Washington. ‘We d otherwise, and make this cor- justice to all concerned. Our rection cheerfully. previous statement was made exclusively from our recollection of the evidence at the Fremont Court Martial, which, it appears, was at fault. The cave of Major Graham liee over. THE DOCTOR. OL. MENTON's AGAINST MAJOR GRAMAM. Resolved, That n of said Grabam ought to be rejected, for conduet unbecoming an officer and a gentleman.jand untecomings judge ona court martial; in this, that said Gra- ‘alice and envy against the then Lieut. Col. Fre. mont, and being, therefore, unifis to sit upon the trial of the said font, did, nevertle'css, sit a# one of his judges, and did take edings to his prejudice, Also, in this, that the ing ope of the judges afvresuid, was, and is sux pected, upon proLable cause, ofcommunicating with the prosecutor End Jeading wituees, (en. Kearny, }and in the character of friend to Kearny, on the subject matter before the Court. Als this, that {he said Grabam was actually privy to an attempt, o7 the Fart of General Kearny, 0 obtain an interview with Com ore Stockton (the leading witnees for Colone! Fremont), be; fore he was examined, in order to prevent the contradiction of Keamy’s testimony ob the essential point of supremacy of com- mand in California inthe expediti n from San Diego to Los An- selon, in California—an attempt, in whieh, the purpose filed, Bouchaud & ‘the interview was obtained, Also, in this, that the said Graham was privy to the fact, Kaneny, $6 agoontecion of ie 1, and when Mean up lio own questions, chisown ta(srre- gation, and for bis own answers before the court, contradicting Other witnesses on ‘on which they and he had been fully Seanineds thereby wialotiog ihe, law of evidgnce, in contemnt SL all jurtice and decency, and in frand of the courts own decision (correctly made, on objection, that a witness can ‘be reeintroduced and re examined on new matter intro. auc by the, opposition party), falsely and frandently as yum ng by the court, as the questions of the court (not Yo be oljected’ to), the said autograph questions of Kearny to ‘correctly excluded; and, viewing the answers of said to as eviden it on the Smee) thereby. allowi inition of law, and in Fraud of te courts own decision.) the said to have the lain ewenc over al the wjtnenses, om ail che sont act ipetor, wich certain “other members, of Une court, always, excepting | General Brooke, Goloel Hunt, Colonel’ J. Taylor, an Baker. Also, this, that he, the anid Graham, Sera momer of enld court’ inet der members in giving s false verdict against Gat Fremont, on the eleven specifications under the mutiny in giving a verdict against evidence, in the main under the cbarge of disobedience of orders; and. in ve idence con him, on the five apecif for cendoet prejudicial to good orde Also, ® mem- lef said court, jo! a math certain other members in Taw and fact against Col. Fremont, and in protecting Rema y thc the edoote of froms-exaznination, by overruling quo: tions, and int oo commie ination by’ continualclearing | America, Hali herr 16—Wind, at Sua-rise, SE; Meridian, SE; Sen-set, of the in ou mony on fale: wounds, as it was oop and it was not, pee a and immaterial when bp gen many 01 0 vent {ustioe; ‘and all under telzcumranes je the possibility of the ple of a eke said Graham and bis co-operators four members above mentioned, ani at Setgs Adve Also, fa'th — that, as a member of taham joined certain other mem» ‘extrajudicial work of supered imior, under the head of remarks, ‘several sets of falsehoods, to prejudice Col Yigal te Proadent, by whom his sontence OF disapproved—and for other purpores. Al in th anything thercin alledged be denied Ly be appointed at the next session, to take Nogatior ae San t same to the Senate, f helt consideration in decide pod question confirming wevet nomination of Lient, | d; Ss mt) , Thostor ingebe {nthe corps of Topographical Engineers. Sbaw, Payne ing esis ae Hatoh, Sale Waidineén; Rugiss 1, 104s, steamer Expre Quiet in Washington—Affairs with Mexico Washington is as quiet to-day as church after mass; some few of the members of both houses of Congress | Crieans, the 10th inet, Sorte Romo, of Pot tian are hanging, on: but another day or two, and all will ‘the ist ji onstruction on the pine eenth article of the treaty, as to prevent merchandise imported previous to its | jn Pertiand for $4 000, Lavnonrn, Tuesday, fom the wisions, The merchants of Vera Cruz and Mexico | of Derby, made application to Mr. Clifford, who. it appears, | commanded by ernment so obstinate and unjust in the | Penhem and ratification being sent inland. in conformity with its found th matter as to induce him to ask for instructions from home. There can be but little doubt but that Mr l wchanan will give such instructions on th will secure a compliance on the part It is @ positive fact, that before the last division of our army left that Ce gee! ad authorities have re. | turned with increased avidity, to violating treaty stipules ions, by placiyg or construing them in the way that suite their interests most | Should our government neglect the present. and fail | ' to keep a tight rein over they in future. but little can | Ve expected from them. It my be raid that the foun | jon for new claims has sito been Th t + gorettinnt shouid be fo | } pete Wego! acts MG if Monico | Ff N York: Capt Pleyall Rouverie, RN, and servt; Mr Cs 5 ‘York; Mr Rennesy, do; Mr Beauben, Montreal,” s 7 SnO™ N not had a case of sickness om board. ‘Took's pilot Out of the mist 40 miles E of Nantucket. Ship Arkansas, Hilliard, New Orleans, 2ist ult, with cotton, Keo, to WN pee spoke ship Mortimer Livi from ) Dunbar, New ay Bhngrith stl coe Ke, to Nesmith a, volte Me Tertarde ie ship Merchant, of and ie Boston, to ith inst, off Cape Florida; ed Pleasants, from New Orleans for Ship Edgar, Smith, New Orleans, 20 days, with cotton, to P Dark « Caroline, Geafrey, Charleston, 4 days, cotton, to Dun- ved. Gaiveston Mrs Smith and 2 chil- M: Mr Montron, lad; 'y, Mr Shepard an Steam aon Mrs Gore ‘ana : Sebildcen; Mrs poo . Mr Chism tok Ts iy; Messrs Martin, 3, JD Mert, Dee Dus niseneas fheleher, GF Porier, “Barlon » A Jackson, 4 Chadwick, Mr Macon and lad, en 124 New York—Johi and servt, Godfrey > Davis, CJ Johnso1 Meyers, 8 Simons, Prescott, W Syer, J saya Pack shi Jules Revard, 144; * Butt, Rev C Ht dai gall Mon ses), S03 2 Colvil ang rane ‘Genoese brig Leonida, Badaraces, Genoa, 55 days, with marble and fruit, to master. Gth inst, lat 35 22, lon 56, showing & white s Brig Calleader, (of Portland) Wile , tod Mathews & Co, gun La Grande, Probably the J Le Walton) —— brig Bolivar, bo Hi to Oelriches & Kruger. Brig G 1, letters in the “ag od Mrs M McBou- fuga de Rosom an de ae-rad , Septimns St An. that, sid in.co for Sat ‘esoels left before Dood ang with hides, cf Boston) Crocker Matanzas, 11 days, ; {ORL & A Swart, th bark Ranger, York. Reid, "Tobaseo, 27 days, with logwood, a Vessels left before report ted Oth is nnock, from 'N Tew ( Orleans f i ene Druid, (of Eastport) Shackford, St John, NB, 8 days, with Fy " siatama, Howard, Ssvannad Sturges, Clearman & Co, 1 ines, F i oem wenn of Havre, No jteee. of Zurich, ‘Hy Hought tedman, J P Jacobs, Mrs Jackson, Lieut Sey- $ troops, aud 5 stoernge iugh Kerr and daughter, of ly, lady and 8 eoildren, 11 days, with su, L J Ross and child, an: New On1.eans—t hi mour, Lieut Fry, Dr J Rutledge, 14 US 8. Savetee. Ben bit child: CnanLesrox—Bark Caroline dldnen, G Cuilan F Merion Wi nen, lun, F Merling, W Hill. Leonida—CP Montgomery, EG Pizzo, zara. Arkapeas—Liout lat 24, Jon 82, saw ship Rappshar consenting to it, that | Liv hat | Liverpo Sdays, with cotton, to aia, irom, Providence for aclesony sane dapr beck Vecase, 5 0 oR; hence for Savann: s oe — bts Philurs, Thate:er, "Savannah, 9th August, to Dunnam & molasses, to J ;. “ Taos Hathaway 8. ING IN THE NEW YORK PUBLISHED IN THE PAPER HAVING THE LARGEST | Byram Aaron G rm Please mention the date of the ‘List in which they LADIES LIST. eee F LETTERS Peet Ofice Augen 12, 1848, Pig Enceh. Pratt, Shaw, Newport, Brscbr A W Uniscke, Lang Halifax, A ‘Amatrong Mra(Hud- Anderson uM (Ham. ‘Austen Mes John Ashe ‘uncle ‘Achille Fanay—2 Allen Ane sNeDiowel Bechos, i= rede ‘eau, on Sherral, Rod Backus Theodosiot Bond Virginia Behr Jane Sebr Melville ‘Gra Ann Burke Mrs (Avenue D 1 ship, and 1 bark. Burrows Yorkshire, Live Beka Harriet bare Catherine spt Jamestown, do; Br steamer | Brown Matilda Breva, _ i ake 4H Bennet Teton Mrs Cottrell Mrs AS bey Parmele Cunning Mrs So- © Comstock, Miss ER M—Arrived—Yatch Cornelia, Ed. Pease, ‘ar, Barnan, Nantucket. foam NYorks sche nit for Windsor, NS; schr Bolivar, lin Eliza | Carrell = 3 Sarah arr toht Don Nicolas, York, ‘Nantucket Shoals, survi "Pie nites stig 164 P, M.—Arrived—Brig Ada =, Providence; sobre Kult Havilaad; Cook. St Zoting PR: rrovidence; TL Mil- oer, and @ judge. i" ‘ amet a coph at thie resstation be sarved on the sald welt atka ai Greve, Bremen; Sarah an, Fremont in the | Stim to be af beat iS it conduct of sald Graham, during the tris), was ‘unbeooning an off. te Cunningham Mes Sa- aware, Fisher, Mig: ) Br) Daccewsh, Halifax; Herraseck! tor vel oe ‘and denials, and to | stim Jon, Brg taw, Cummings Mrs (8th cuidin Brig Curti (Mulberry Peutercehes Mere FL Me, Haig ise ieee Bedford; hy "Thomesta eh nce; sloop West Branch, Eidgidge, NY ork; Donohoe Catt Jerusba Buoy Sa son, Hoffman, Provid 5 Jane Dewolfe Charlotte P in Mary O Dougherty Catharine Srramsurr Crescent Crry—The steamer Crescent City. which left bere on the Ist inst at 4 o'clock, P M, arrived at New the passage at Havana onthe morning of from Philadelphia for Cape Ann, be out of sight with coal, Jee p off o n Gateers Pave boon reostved from Veen Crus up to | Trscnpule anderen ton te fen coe eatin ben nee t. The only item of interest in them, is the | tien ol fect that the Mexican government has placed such a | Cyviian ict Huston. ‘Marparet Donald Elvvabeth Doring Mary Ron Dunn Gatherine—2 Bese Catharine in and crew took to th eir clothes, and were Cunning! Cuphers Dally Joh gett DrGD Datiiitoe Michel Danforth Fr Davis kD W Davis Joseph Davitt Rdward Daniels BQ De Gonieo M Rochi- Rawarde Caroline ‘The Romeo is Insured Edwards Mre (Mul 3 Howard, 00 tons, to be She ‘is intended for one of the ‘Whatemen. ‘riots Charlotte Fron Mes Honey Flowy dire Peter Sareh Franc oie Mrs James Fitzpatrick Mary gory Cathayine Gritlin’ Margaret , of and days f oie for St Jon NB, Aug 12, o aoa, Avg 11, tat 29, lon7 —— for Havana, & Fagan Catharine h Claries Howell Abigail Hanly Briogot Hivetings Alimora E Hance Louisa Hoslip Navey Tones Mary Jordon Mary Ann Kelly Jule Kimball Letena Kyle eve (id avenue) Lucy Mrs Laing Mar Leucy Wridoot Lyon Eliza l. 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Bellinger John Benner blias Brweckerhoff A A m |aBlioh Capt J BI a Jacob Brod Bronner J Booth & Co Bloomer ea B Bocons Jo! Bottessini Tximio Concerteso di Bowen OT Bowdish J W Brown John Pai & ee jurk Patrick Butler Smith & Co Burditt JO. Bates Joseph T Bulkley John | Burdett J 4 Burst Burrett bl imbérlake Byrne Thomas Hf Bryson Pat Brydges Hi Bertran Jdremiah Bestor Geo C Cammel Peter Caublin True Candell Chas A Craig Jobn 8 Cardona Francis G Clark Andrew Chapin AF Chinery Rev G Lt a Geo W Patrick Daviel Collins John Coan Robert Crocker Rey N B—2 Colton Francis P Colburn Silas B CobbNR Cole HG Corwin Silas , Gooke Joreph ne} tello John wrtissoz Hanne Crowell Gopenger John C Cooper AC Coyle Dennis Gay orn Jackson Crowell Dr J Coyne Thowas Cowdrey Jas S Conrad Andrew Colliban Michael me The mas orchill Aaron I pois L eph W Denison Joseph Deneoke Wm Drew James E Den we ules George C Dickens Aen © Dilthe Bien F Dockenéorpp ae, {cage ge Merricl Haw ins Dinah Healy Catharine Jewitt Bizabeth Johnston Elizabeth Elleworth Benry Johnson Louisa L wn J Edwards Wm Hg Eldridge Frank 0 iM Jessup Hlizaboth Eawarde Thomas C | Ephraim Henry ; ol ELison Capt Benj Pond Mrs (42d iat) | Kearney Mrs (Division | Farvhem Charles R Fonda J AarlenburshErost Joh E Lawton Mrs AR Lewis Mra (Fulton | Francois Alexsnder gen a te Cry. st) | Fore Cities B Fuy Joseph J M Ferrin Freeman Field George B Fits B Tal Gotceries Lentz Mary Elizabeth Lyons Margaret ‘Leonard Catherine Foyerns f'atrick | Lovegrove Mary Ferguson Alexander Mm Moffit Mra Broome st Mite! Morcon Mrs (lm st More Emely Moriseo Mrs Juling Morancy Victoria-2 Monnow Catharine Moan Catherine Faulkner George bapa eine hy Fohren an der Chris-Fornaciien Chasles Mayrenger Caroline Moore Mirs ME May Mrs Edward Murphy Elizabeth Murray Caroine Gladin Andrus W Murrdy Amanda Pe | MoGuipan Mity Asin MeKldowney McCarey Ma garet McLean Ki Calon MeVanearow Elinue MoVey Rose McEvoy Bridgut MeCarron Catherine MeGuive Aan McDermott Mary — McGuirk Bileo McGew Etizabeth Grenell Dewitt C ety SsmuelEmmit Gieses Peter | Gilledey Bernard bbe ie tien Griffin Capt Geo D Giidersievs mothy Gill Jobn irs Daniel Neil Catherine Newcomb Elizabeth Nery, Margaret Gillpatricn Geo Garand By. Atgustus Gibson Chas O'Brine Margaret Goddard Leonard (tal Osorle Mary Ann Wine Owens Johannah Godisey Robert B gerldig Samvel Goodison Matthey Poullaire Celeste-2 Hoppinheimer Fanny Plervoll Hariet Ponniman Saran Jane Golding Henry Prince Mrs A Cushing Simon Gorham ‘Wm r Plumb Elizabeth Isaac @ Gluman Daniel Quin Mrs (Spring ot) Reynolds Margaret Richardson Judita M | Hall Lambert C Haley ay Luther en Hardtman Monsieur Geo alwood Mr Hasse: ‘apt Westcott Hauck P& LO Hargous Geo H Hartied D. Harmstead R N Smith Caroline th Ann M ‘Stillwell Sulia—2 Bering Ph & Th larrison Wm Hauer Geo Philip Behwanmaker Ontheg Hawes Capt Ezra Schureman Cornelia} Sporgeon Mary Ann StilwelllizabethAnn ‘Stewart Matilda Sterling Catherine ‘Townsend Adriance ‘Thompson Eliza P ‘Townsend Eliza L ‘Tare Mary Jane Vermeula Jane Holden Lorace B Hollerton Capt Hlopkios Lewis 8 Holines Henry A WesterfieldCatherine Webber Miss M. Houghton Carlos P Hougkton Nestor Howard Hamt'n A Howell Rich'd B v Whitewsil: Elizabeth Wi Winslow Julia A Hurtaldo Costo Woolver Catherine Moghes Michael Mumpbrey E M GENTLEMEN'S LIST. ‘Adomas F Francis Adams Havara SE Aberoathy Robt T Jacques Polymnice Janett C: jean Jewell Jeremiah Jefireys Charles Jonson Heinrick C Joackim George Jonston Theodore, Johnson Harrie Pell Johnson Charles nk a Atkin Dr CyrusD Aliitone Thos & Cj Alexander MAL Alexander Wm D Artley ‘Aibiadiela Andrews Oscar Andrews Wim M—2 Andring Chris- Atkins James Andrews Ambrose Anderson John shy te Joseph Aileock cay Geo Jenkins Thomas F Johammas Mark Johneon John A Jones Wea (ated hems — A i Ir Isaac John Sidell Kelly JF Kendell Joseph Bailey Ravert § err Baker Col Geo 8 eee Micht Baird eae Baillard Re Baiy ‘Thomas L ceenae Timothy Kirtland Charles ck Kinten & Moody Kirkham Henry B_ Kirk Rev John at Kincaid Bolivar—2 Kochlin Mr Knapp & Whitney Kyle David nit Bavlay' Wa Walter C Bray Ae Jobnthn Batesohn2 Laflin & Smith Larson ‘Themes Lashham Wigant Latour Benoist Beden aa = Bert H Tarken Fran Lawrence Thomas Fatramoure Ca Capt 8 kee throp Paile Tarway ‘aramus Charles tt sh H Tetwiche Michael Bogert James L Lehmann Fredk = Lee Col Hugh Bromley William rearing Lin ner Hegmann—2 Livingston As v f-§ Brown ‘Thomas Bower E p tonesy Robert H Lopez Gral Dn N Long Dr Lunsford Tagell Capt WilliamLong Lambey Michael Lynch Charles epemher (or a Canova Dominico Craig Geos Cahil iui ieee” § Causal Si Middleton J Mott Mode A—2 Marange Poter M Charles Carmichell Asa Clarke Yamuel H Cassidy All Shan Capt Joshua rae] Charo Captain War- ren Carson Jobnson Clapp F.C i: Crawford William Crawford Fo Murray Jno & A Mulrer Fredrick Cleaveland GS Sst ‘Thomas gai Richard Con Cockrell Thomas Beviean Patrick McC scary sees 0 Connay Matthew n Colton F, vi Colterne Julius P Ot eel oe James Seay Dr r Thomas N Copeland Jon Jenn _ blot Jesnea M ovington. Gorin y George Cotterelt Dennis ing Growayaet John ‘iE Courtney Bernard Cunniff-Colerin Com mings James maa Eraetus livir Geo Gummines Robert Nicholas Wilton N Nichole Geo Mt Dili on 4 Addicon Nebolo Dr-2 Norerens Chas F Curtain Thomas Cullum Wiliam ‘Nugent Thomas O'Reilly Thoe—2 Cuthbert Samuel D Dallett Brothers Da Trinidade Jose G Danson WR Dancy WE Pas Ley F Manuel Davie Samuel ry Ostrander Samuel Owens Mr Leonard jr Demoday William Rey Dow James Donovan M Dapiguas James Duburjol 3% Daburgol U t Rdwanis Chiles Kidn go Dav W win dospiR Eien li M iy Fry J Reese Frank Henry Flagler Isaac Flevehelle Hypolite rguson George rguson David Fields Carles Freedman N n Villian Capt Henry Foulk Joun Ford BE Gammon Tom Gall James Grant Fe) Gallup = w Grahs Gray Nudrew B Wm D Grier Peter N Gulek Wm Gis.8is John—3 George Robert Gleieses Jno D Ged ey Alex B Giblan Thos Gebbs & Beckwith Gibson Edw Gritfith Henry inger Thos Ginseppi Peiro Griswold Edwn A Grible Rev J K Goodrick Jarvis E Gordon John Goodridge George Gurl Grom, Gould A S Boodwin De Jotham Guidi: Garton Sem &Co Hammill Jno Hall Thos Hamblin Edmond Hammett Saml A Hall Robert Henry Haskins Edward $ Harvey Thomas D Husson James F Harvey Jos Hayes Thos Havtield Richard Heawelt Geo R, Eid as Hesket Herbert Kochus ‘Hill Samuel Hiland John Hilton HH Mill Dr HW Hinch Thos Hine J J Holloway Edwin M Hofman Capt Jacob Hora Horothal & White- house Howley Thomas Howley Thomas Howarth Horatio Howard Josey Hont B Franklin Hutcheson Wm Hons ER Hunt E HuntingtonRev Cyrus Hussey Hunter W it Hudson Francis S Hurley Patrick Inches MB Innes Stephen Judas Michael pes we Jenkins Tmothy Jennings C Yohueoa Jeremiah Tohn George Johoson A Joba Coren ss Jordan William Fk Missy C Jones W" Tones John Jones Anthony Jones Daniel Kanne Charles Kaufmaun F Kel'an James Kelliher Daniel Keeler & Austin Ketchum Chas R Kent cenry Knights Samuel Kimball Rev Jas M Kinner Hen Kinne Capt Bit Kirk @ Rincsley 1B Knorr Mr Labrie ND Gabriel jane ore $ a TeRay jae IeGard Wi 5 ng fee ‘Geo F aay Looks we . Louer Joseph Charles Low Capt Jas H Money Nason James Newlands Jol Nelson Nettles Joseph A Newell Joseph Nicholas Sm'l jr—2 Nicholls Oliver F Nolton Robert H Nowland James Nooney James jr jad ‘elon B-2 Orr Hug md Walter Pack+ OBrien Mie acl O'Brien Jn q Osborne J Parker F Packard Hooper C Palner AW Palmer William Patterson William Archiba’d Bote fornon Peter von Rov FW Rete: son Dr Alex . rive i Rishara Peper Cele pier w jgarvin William W ee er S usin Ph adobe Wo Pore Wallis W Phil Piuk''ao George Pine & Navutne —rlivdips Goa Brince Chrles Piko Mer Priadle a J Plu ape W IE Paleeh a’ ° : Polen Chis T—2 Pe Potter Mons Po erN D Poul Pradeciok Po rad R Post John K Power Conrlos Pursm Lesiel — Podbalaks J soph Porter O Poke haw ord Plurkite Patrick | Purten Mona Puno P Pure’ ase Capt Chas Purdy Joua @ Quiv Fr Quinty AW Queriful P x Hewson Chavies Raymond JIL Ray Thomas Rathbone am! Radel abe Wo Ki Alex Ww Rasohterr N Ratuboo Aadsa 3 M Reaington- AG Reeve Jacob q Reel Vatrick Hectiisdvees Rodway Ot Fen Reynolds & MeFar- Reit Joha land Rood Mr Reid David D Ranwick John Richmond Jas UW o ot . Hugh Baron” Richards Chas & chardeon Adam — Richards Pret O Hise Holiw i Riley J Rich George Rober Theed Robert Alfred a Steph Rol Rosbor J Robinson WH Roash John Koogers ST Kobimeon Jas Robinson & Rebeerts Heari Rollo Capt BR Rhoads ees Robinson & R—2 Robinson RS Rolerton John Robinson W A Robinson Win Rood Horace Rowoiiff Mr Koss Oliver M Rose Robert Rowe Edwd Hy Rovengurten & Dar Ross B Roweau Jas P Kohlins A Roth Nelson John Ruggles Thos Ryan Mathew Ruck Wim Ruseell W Ruth rferd RW—2 Ruggles Jo Kewe Wm Rean vartin Ruscell Soi Rutherf*rd Alex Rust Charles Ruseell Francis C Runniom Dvd Ryan Wm A Russell SK 8 Scalley John Stanton Geo Smack Capt John SeJolne Stanton JW. Strait Daut AP. Seales John Swoin Edwd H Schad Franois Schoamm Benj Schwabacker Nu: StJohn & River Schanck Geo B man Stanbla John Stacy James Schwab Sehast’'n Sukmaster Frano P Swain George Shackagly HE Sayrs D Sanborn Julius -Staub@fe Sant $ Starr samuel Straw Albert Sauzade Mr Saunders Edwd A Shaw Geo Ht Schaper Fredk Sharp Samuel Stapp Peter Shaw George L Sharky Chas Shaw Geo Hf Spears Moses Sharpe Geo Shechan Mauricg — Smeeton J Stick Chas Schrieder GH Shofleld Alonzo 7 Street Wm fy, Sweet W Sheiden Julius Shell Isaact Serse Oso Schefer A J Steevie Lieut M = Steinhul Mr Bicidmun Chas T, Stowers Onan Searing Goo Scare Fersington Stern & Gothold —_Stovens Wm, Slivin Win Bpenoet Hoary Stephens F Ht Seymour Paul Sturli Stemmelo We Sreneer Sam! Bicrwoed ¢ ins Sevenue Frank spencer Spencer Sylvester ermerhorn Cor- Eihonck RotertB Sheringham Efing. ~nelius my Shepard Thos jr Sternberg A. ghorman JJ ent Me Stephens Ambrose Stegman A Schmidt TE Simpson Mr (Sth Sidle David Simo seaon Palama avenue Stiles Geo E Sim Simone W Ht Binclale Capt ‘Stiliman JL Silsbee J S$ Le ae M SwiftJohn Q ‘Skiff Fre ane eo A Spicer Thos ir Stiliman Timo Fill mith doh 8 Smith dB Sith WE mith SmithJ & J Smith James aie Phhup Smith Geo Smith Jos LT Smith Charles Jenks Smi h Capt arian i B Storing Mheibruce Smid Geo P | Smith Nathan F ‘mith Appleton sani mon Lier oe Boctwdtains BroomateOn Eemyanee Sommers Major Sommerville RS Sehrovp Manel ‘Schassay Con Storma W B Said Joab Martiner Storer Henry Storey Luke Scott James Soule Geo Stone HB Stom frank Strong LewisM = Sorrowdone Jermh Scott Win Snowhitl Geo H Storey Albert Southard Joseph Scott Davia H Story Edaued Stoughton Chas ScovilieC B Stone Wm K Smyth G ‘Sturges David C Sullivan Jas Sullivan, Michi Sunly Richard Symms Wm Schults AW Smith Nicholas Sutton De Shuffelbatton W Schultz Mr Sullivan Daniel Stuart David Sumner Alanson Sehubarth Niels Sullivan Ed Syfan OT Shutter A Slauson Albert Sargent JasperN—2 Fa TeylorJohn | aplor Robt Taylor Wen ahayer Nelson ian Herman H Tatnisier Franc. 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