The New York Herald Newspaper, September 23, 1848, Page 4

INTELLIGENCE BY THE MAILS, Battimore, September 22, 1848. Commencement of the Fall Trade—Fort McHenry Garrtsoned—-Launch—-Mrs. Farren—Grand Lodge, Se. P Although most of our merchants anticipate a dimunished fall trade, business has opened with more than its wonted energy; merchants are flocking in from North and South, purchasing largely, and paying up their old scores in a most gratifying manner. Two companies of artillery of the first regi- ment, arrived at Fort McHenry yesterday morn- ing. from Governor's Island, under command of Brevet Lieut. Colone! John B, Magruder and Capt. Nanman. ‘The company under the command of Lieut Colonel Magruder is to be filled up te the regular standard, and equipped as # battery of Light Fiying Artillery, simi- lar to the corps of the lamented Ringgold, © ‘These companies are to form the permanent garrison of Fort McHerry, and will be under the command of Brigadier General Childe. A beautiful clipper schooner, intended for the South American trade, and built for Capt Cheesborough, is to be Isunched. this afternoon, from the yard of Messrs. Hunt & Wagner; rhe isof about 140 tons burthen, and is of the regular clipper model Mr. Jamieson, and Mrs. Farren are drawing good houses at Burton’s Front street theatre. Lieut. Gibson, with a detachment of thirty recruits of the second regiment of artillery, left Fort McHenry yesterday morning for Governor's Island, where they are to be permanently tioned. The grand lodge 1 OO. F. expect to be able to ad- Journ, sine die, to-morrow night, though they still have much businers on hand. The New York difficulty still remains unacted on, I learn, and will doubtless be referred back to thore who made the difficulty, to settle it on the principles of “Friendship, Love, and Truth Puivavevruia, Sept. 22, 1848. Meeting of the Scientific Association—Model Art- ists, c. The two sections of the Scientific Association met this morning, and proceeded to read and dis cuss several papers of much interest. The general meeting of the association, to be held this eve- ning, Will doubtless attract a numerous audience, as the anxiety to hear Professor Rodgers’ address is very extensive, The Taylor and Fillmore city and county con- vention, last evening, nominated four whigs, and as many native Americans, as candidates for the affices ‘in the ro’ The present unprecedented opathy 1n the politics] world makes it difficult to prognosticate as to the results of the coming con- | test, but there can be but little doubt that this ticket will be elected by a junction of the two forces. To what extent the dissatisfaction that exists in relation to this union on the part of the whigs, is difficult to guess at just now.— The probability that the ticket will be swal- lowed whole by the united forces has created considerab/é alarm among the democratic can- didates. The Congressional question in the first district, a stronghold of the natives, will have some bearing upon this question, and the whigs have not yet decided whether they shall take up acandidate or not. It will be a hard dose for some of them to vote for Levin, the nominee of the natives. : ; é The Model Artists do not intend making a long stay in this city ; their next move will be direct to Havana, where, atter reaping the golden harvest, anticipated there, the troupe will disperse, and betake themsvives to more creditable occupations. As for the proprietor, Dr. Collyer, himself declares that he has acquired a sufficiency to retire upon. . Lovis, September 15th, 1848. The Departure of Governor Lane for Oregon—Phe Harbor Case— Cholera, §c., &c. Last week, Goveinor, late General Lane, arrived in this city en route for Oregon, and immediately departed for Fort Leavenworth. From a corres- pondent at the latter post, I learn that, on Sunday Jast, the Governor, escorted by Lieutenant Haw- Kins, of the U.S. A., and twenty-five men, took up their line of march tor Oregon, via Santa Fe. This was the only feasible route to travel at the present season, to reach the place of destination. They will follow the rovte marked out by General Kearny, on his memorable Calitornia expedition. descending the Kio Gila, and striking Monterey, ‘The journey will thus be pees, lengthened, but by pursuing the designated course, the party will reach Oregon several months sooner than by tak- ing the middle or uerthern-route, as in either case they would be compelled to winter at Fert Hall, even if fortunate enough to reach so far, before the fall of heavy snows. By the southern route, they will find little or no snow, and little molestation from Indians. The country, for the most part, is quite barren, but not worse, on this account, than others, at the pr on. In a former communication I mentioned that difficulties had arisen between our municipal au- thorities and the State of Illinois, respecting an attempt on the part of the former to throw a dike or dam across a slough of the Mississippi, opposite this city, the design of the work being to divert the water to the wesiert side, and thus improve our harbor. The work was nearly completed, when the sovereign State of Illimois interposed an injunction, the parties charged as the aggres- sors bemg the city of St. Louis, and the operators engaged, and their principals. A correspondence ensued between the parties, and it was fina agreed that an application to dis- solve the injunctic should be heard before Judge Kornor, at Belleville, lilimois, during the present week. The State of Illinois, and the city of St. Louis, and other demurrants, were each ably re- presented by counsel. The points raised were ex- ceedingly interesting, as the case was quite anovel one, and the arguments on boih sides were in- genious and able. The whole proceedings are given at length im the St. Lowis Union. On Wed- nesday, Judge Keernor gave his opinion. It denies che jurisdiction of the St. Clair cireuit court, before the cave brought—the alleged oft: naving been committed in St. Clair county—over the city of St. Louis, or over any person not resi- ding or found in that connty, and thus dismisses the injunction, On the rendition of this opinion, Mr. ‘Trumbull, on the part of Lilinois, took an ap- peal to the Supreme Court; so the works must for months remain in statu yuo. Meanwhile, the Lust- = channel is filling up, and sadly injuring the ferry. A report hes gained currency, based on the state- ment of a medical gentleman ,who probably desired to see himselt in print, that the Asiauc cholera prevails in St Louis. It is utterly without foun tion—though from the abominably filthy condition of our city, at all times, one might think the report probable. I have never known St. Louis nealthier ata corresponding period than at present. Angus. Reception of Gen. Taylor at Pass Christian. [rom the New Urleans Picayune. Sept. 13 ] We learn that the reception given to Gen. Taylor ‘wee brilliantin the extreme. He arrived at the Pass from Parcegoula on the eplendid steamer Oregon, Captain Hiern. The boat was mppropriately and showily dressed for the occasion. At Mississippi and other points on the lake, the passage of the boat, with her distingviched passenger, was greeted with dis- ebarges of artillery, to which a gun on board the Oregon responded.” As night fell, rockets were from time to time thrown up from the boat to signalize her epproach, Everything which Capt Hiern could do to ject to the fite was performed. As the boat near the Pass, artillery from three prominent points thundered forth their weleome, At a given signal an illumination of the shores of the lake for five continuous miles blazed forth Huge bonfires had been prepared in advance,and the residents on either wide of the Pars bad vied with each other in their devices to give brilliancy to thescene, It is described to vs as beautiful and grand. About 9o'clock the boat reached the wharf. General Taylor was received by a committer and escorted to the hotel by a large concourse of people, the pasrengers of the boat accompanying. Thoweands bad gat! together to weleome him, the whole country round about having poured forth its popula'ion, and the cities of Mobile and New Orleans being mumerously represented The hotel it- self had been for rome days thronged with guests, im- tient for re joyous and honorable a merry: making. The General was welcomed in en appropriate address by Mr. Micou, to which he made fittingresponse. The enthuriaem which prevalied on the occasion is repre sented to us ae delightful. The ladies formed a large part of the assemblage, and testified exultingly their admiration of the gallantry of the old soldier. Another mail will bring us, we bope, a proper description of the ceremonies, to be followed in due course by an account of the dinner to heve been given yesterday, and of the ball which takes piace to-night Fara Arrray anp Sticips.—We are informed that an altercation tock place on Wednesday night, at Havre-de-Groce. between @ scrapget, named - Al- ridge, and a citizen. named William Thomas, the Inter said to be very reepectably connected. It seems that a dispute srore nt a gaming table, which resulted ins mutual challenge to an immediate, fight. The parties then went out. and Thomasshot Aldridge with # pistol, the ball entering his body just below bis heart ; the wound proving fatal. Thomas then fled, and. arriving at Bel Air yesterday morning, tookaroom at Magraw’s tavern, and retired to it; shortly after- wards the report of a pixtol was heard, and, on going to his apartment. he was found to have thot bimself, the bail from a pistol baving taken effect just behind the e ‘The persons immediately about the house did not hear the report of the pistol, His friend, George fellott, Keq., being informed of the report of the , hastened to the room, and found him dead dom has tech @ gloom been cast over our village, Consternation is virible on every face we meet. Mr. ‘Thomas war « brother of the late Herman 8. Thomas, who saerificed his life in an impetuous charge on one of the strong holds of the enemy at Monterey ‘William, after his brother's death, joined the Texan Rangers, and ferved in that gallant band with di Sa bravery, and was bonorably discharged.” Harford, (Md ,) Republican, Sept, 21, Later News from Mexico. The Arco Ivis furnishes five or six deys later news than bad before been received. We see no allusion in the papers to Paredes or any of his projects. Nor are any other revolatio designs mentioned—now that the Mexican insurrection is suppressed—save the pro- ject of the Sierra Madre republic. The anniversary of ‘the battle of Churubusco, the 20th of August, was to have been celebrated in the city of Mexico with appro- priate ceremonies. The Battalion of Independence, which was engaged in that bloody affair, was to leave the ay the night previous and bivouac upon the bat- tle-fiel d the next day return with the mortal re- mains of thore who fellin the action. The National was to be draped in mourning, the national flag to be at half-mast, and the citizens generally called nm to take part in the funeral ceremonies over the victims of the bioody conflict, whose remains were to be deposited in the cemetery of Santa Paula. Prepara- tions are already making in Mexico for a grand publ funeral on the Sth of February next, for Col. Balderas, who fell gallantly in the battle of Molina del Rey. The Siglo XIX, complains of the frequency and audacity with which robberies are still committed in the city They take place in the middle of the day and in the heart of the city. The Mexicans, at last, appear to be arousing at the prospect of # descent upon Tampico and Vera Cruz from the United States. The Arco Iris alludes to the subject with the bitterest feeling, and treats the pretext of rerdering assistance to the Vera Sruzanos to achieve their liberties with utter scorn. The prese of the capital complains that Congress, though apparently busy with various projects brought before it, accomplishes‘nothing; that it gives itself up to barren discussions.” A bill was before it providing that a peanunciados of Guanajuato should be tried be- fore the ordinary tribunals, and not by martial law. The government opposed the bill, but it passed to a second reading by a vote of 40 to 38. The insurrections promoted in the south of the State of Mexico have buen brought to anend by the influence of Alvarez, Gen. Urrea has made a protest to the government of his unalterable fidelity, and denied that he ever lent him- self to the views of the piraticaljinsurgents of Mazatlan A grand banquet was givenin the ney a Mexico on the 15th ult., by those companies of the National Guard composed of foreigners, Many people of note were present, and the utmost hilarity prevailed. Peace and prosperity to the country were the reigning toasts. From Tamrico.—We have a file of El Noticioso of Tampico, to the 30th ult. They contain reveral arti- cles upon the project of the Sierra Madre republic, all fcouting The Governor of Tamaulipas issued a circular warning the rarh and turbulent spirits of the from taking part inthe scheme; denounces visionary and traitorons; and enjoins the ut- most vigilance upon all in authority, to bring to trial and punishment those who take partin it. Several articles trom the press of this city, are translated and published. with a view to unmask the designs of the disaffected. The Noticioso denies, however, the extensive disaf- fection which is said by the papers of the capital to exist in Tampico, and declares that there has been no renewal of the ditsensions which prevailed in 1845 aud 1546. ‘The same paper of the 23d ult. says, that orders had already been given fer the concentration of troops of the line at Tampico to the number of 1,500. which it deems enough to resist ary coup-de-main which may be attempted by the Cazadores de Rio Grande. as the “ buffalo hunters” are called. It declares that a de- cided majority of the people of the State are loyal to the Central Government, and desire no change; and it warns the disaffected that should they succeed in their scheme of annexation, they will become the prey, as well as the scorn, of the North American. The plan of the Government of Mexico to plant military colonies along the boundary line between the United States and Mexico is highly commended by the Noticioso—as the best guarantee against future ea. croachments by us, and as a protection against Indian incursions. The Secretary of War is urged to carry the plan into execution at the earliest day. We find no local news ofany interest in these papers. —New Orleans Picayune, Sepi. 14. Morper in Burrato.—A young man, named Stephen Brush, was murdered in Buffalo, on the nightlof the 19th instant, by a negro named Shorter, “It appears,” says the Buffalo Commercial Advertiser, “tbat Brush, in company with three younger boys, named Charles M. Patridge, Robert Mitenell and Lewis Bushly, had been to the theatre, where they had witnes-ed # play, in which the character of a negro servant was represented. The boys were pass- ing down Senece etreet. talkiog and laughing about the performance, and something was said about the negro in the play. Just at this time, when near Michigan street, two negroes passed them, and on bearing the remark, one of them turned round and asked what was said about negroes. Some reply was given by Brush, when he was struck by the one who ad asked the question. He then ran from the side walk into the street. pursued by the negro, and after a short scuflle cried out ‘ boys,’ and fell. His com- pan ons gave the alarm, and a number of men came to their assistance, the negroes having fled. Brush was carried to Crocker’s tavern, when on examination it was found that he had been stabbed by a dirk knife in five or six different places. There was one wound about two inches wide in the abdomen, between the sternum and navel, and two between the fourth and fifth ribs of the left side, all three of which penetrated deep into the cavity of the body, either of which was pronounced mortal by the phy- tician, He received @ severe stab over his left eye, where the point of the knife is supposed to have been left, as it was broken off—his left atm was cut to the bone above the elbow and one finger was cut off. He did not survive five minutes after the wounds Were inflicted, but died immediately after he was carried to the tavern, ‘The alarm was given, and the Mayor called. There was no clue to those who had cowmitted the deed, except that they were ne- groes, it turned out, however, that some one, among thore who had assembled, had seen a negro by the name of Henry Shorter with a dirk kuife in the after- noon, which he declared he weuld use upon somebody before the day was out. A search was made for him, and for ancther by the name of George Sharp, who had been reen in bis compauy. In about two hours they were both arrested, one at a barber's shop under Whip- ple’s ange, and the other at the Exchange Hotel, near the railroad depot, and put in charge of Consta- ble Kester, of Eden, who happened to be present. Blood was found upon both of them, and after the arrest Shorter acknowledged that he had committed the murder— said that it was unpremeditated—an im- pulse of the moment, and that Sharp had nothing to do with it, farther than he was in his company. A coroner’s inquest was held, and the two rent to the watchhouse, They were brought out this morning before the police justice, but the examination was postponed. and the prisoners committed to jail. The negro Shorter came bere from Fredonia last spring, and Sharp from Conneaut, Obio, only a few weeks tince, Tue RamRoap AccipentT NEAR AvBuRN.—We have already mentioned the railroad accident which occurred near Auburn, afew days since. The Auburn Advertiser says :—Ay thetrain was at Sennett, it was overtaken by two locomotives designed for Mi- chigan, which ran into it withoat the least apparent ef- fort to prevent the catastrophe. The consequence was. that Mr J. L. Doffer, of Wheeling. lil, aud Mr. Hubbard, of Halliday, Ill., were seriously injured. The former had his hands dreadfully maxgled, and the lat- ter injured in his back, Isaac A Smith, of New York, Was cut on the head; E. W. Farrington, of Geneva, N.Y., badly scalded ; A. H. Brown, of Newark, slight- ly tcalded ; P. W Clark, of Oxford, Chenango co., (eon of Ethan Clark,) severely scalded and bruised, and Miss Anwa Smith, of the Blind Asylum. New York, slightly sealded ‘The accident arose from the grossest neglect and carelessness, on the part of the engineers of the two locomotives, and they should be dealt with in the most summary manner, if they can ofier no pal- Mating circumstances for their apparent criminal neg- ligence. White frosts have been seen by horticulturists in this vicinity, but they were not sufficiently severe to.check vegetation. — Prov. Trans., Sept. 21. RS Married. i On the 19th inst., by the Rev. John Lillie,” Jawes M. Avams, U.S. Ni, to Maxoane? Russeu., of New York. wled, & On Friday, 22d inst., Jonn S. Granam, aged 1 year and 10 months, ron of John §, and Elisabeth T. Grabam ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral from his fathers residence, No. 350 € ck, this day, (Saturday.) On Friday. September 22nd Juiier E., the youngest daughter of Edward and Ellen Barber, The funeral ut 2 o'clock, on Suuday. The friends of the family are invited to witend without farther notice, On Friday morning Septr. 22nd, at 9 0’clock, Mus. Amanna Rav, wife of Mr. John Ray Her funeral will take place this day, at 1 o'clock, from 103 Bedford street ee MARITIME INTELLIGENCK, Port of New York, September 23, 1848, aun pines ~ 61] moon nrens SUN BETS, 54 , Chamberlsin & Phelps; Z Co Ann Smith, Thompson Patterson; Pilgrim, Williams, Mobile, BD Murl- Firige—Sir Jobn Harvey, (Br) Castello, St John, NF; Savannah, NL MoCready & Co, era, (Colombian) Monter, Curseoa, Maitland, Pholps & Co, Delmane,'(Br) Lockhart, StJobn, NB; Hume, Darlin Charleston, A Patten & Co; Ann Hyman, Totten, Newbern, NC; Ailred, Greenfield, # hilacelphia. Arrived. Packet ship New World, Knight. Liverpool, Aug 24, with mdse ard 60s pte engers (all well), to Grinnell, Minturn & Co. Ziet inst, lat 40 20, ex ington, bence for Southat pto 7 Ta, St Charles, sapury, New Orleans, 4th inst, with sdee to anton. 28; teerage p heengers 6 died on the passage. inst, off Key Wert enw brig Matucorda, steering W. Bark Keoka, (uf Vittston) Jackson, Rochelle, Aug 7, with bran- Herekentrath & Van Damme.’ 10ui inst, lat 4404, lon 51, eew sobr J 8 Cook, of Provincetown. standing ‘under storm try eail and jib, 1th inst,lac #4, lon 63, expel . gale of wind from the Kastwai ian tee ponent ‘eters. pged signals with steamship Wash- British brig Bream, (Jave McKennell, who was killed during the yasenge by Ue jiting'of the main boom) ———, sierra Leone, AL rien, Aug |, with hides &e, to P 1 Ney . The B was ied yesterday a'ternoon by the New! niles SK of the Hook. Bremen brig Yeser, Lastas tremon, 63 days, to Miyer & Stucken, SE of the Hook, by the News oy. Brig Lovie Spear, (ot Thomasion) Roving, Veta, 13 days, with coal, te Boule, Whitney & Co. Sld in o with brigs Corniat Cook, fer Boston: and Chas Adams, Warden, for Beltast, Me. Bark Osciila, Stark, Mystic, Ct, in ballast, to & D Hurlbut & Co. “ ¢, Murch, Kordout, bouna to Frankfort Schr LP Stith’ Miller, Wilmington, NC Behr Westover. (of Southport) Dodge, Riclmond, 4 days, ith $5 passengers, Was bonrded at 4 rar yostorday, 25 tiles Sebr iville, Sawyer, Lubes, Ecler Ustaloga, B-vokings, Gardner, Me, Bebr leatetia, Foster, Portiand. fobr Supine, Watts, Thomaston, bound to Norfolk, Schr Delaware, Hastrook, Thomaston. Wi Spofford, be ‘arron, Paul, Thomaston, Schr Burmah, Alley, 4 days, Behr Lysebarp Coline, Bavions Schr Farbion, Loring, Schr B ‘Taylor, Middletown, Ct. eily, Dennis, +c, Robbing, Rondout, bonnd to Boston, + Rondont, bound to Boston. Pilot boat Yankee, (uew) New London, 10 hours, Below. One ship and one brig. Ehips Ivanhoe, Liverpool; J Z, do; Columbia. Rie Janeiro; bark Rarses 5 Barsiatt, St wane oe piconets, Para; i Noariias, Ant ir John Harvey, St Jo iF; American, Savanuan; Edntrtine, Baltimore, Sxprexsen 22—Wind, at eunrise, NW; meridian, NNW; sun- eet, NNW. Fastpert; MM Rio Smith, jertamou'h; aily Mitchell, Teitgen, Fredericksburg; E Binds, Perry, Aun Smith, Bingham, Charleston; Canary, Faro: ts, Cienfuegos; Waterlo, (Br) Grant, Portsmouth; Tecumse', rick, do; Torno, Colburn do; Alexundria, Studley, do; Henry Crane, Dighton; Juliua Pringle, n, Grace, Stoney Point; Exit, np, Wall, ds Payson, Crowell, da; N 8 C1 Crocker, N York; Hannah & Bi Smith, N York. Miscelianeous, Bx Nowrx, from Philadelphia, which got ashore on Sunday night, was got off on Thursday atter discharging part of her argo, aud taken to Boston, having sustained but little damage, Buic Syivia—The fishing schr R Fowler, at Newburyport, 0 Tuesday noon, caw G0 miles from Capo Ann, the wreck of Sylvia, iu ballast, dismasted, bulwarks gone, and otherwise badly damared: bearded her ard found no person on board. Afwerwards spoke Br sehr Spy, from Westport, which reported that she had boarded the brig in the forenoon, and took from ber some sails nd Tiexing; and also reporied tbat they saw the erew off Dy a brig inthe m rning. ° Sonn Ly pia CaTianiv®, from@alnis@for Medford, with lum- ber, when about 6) ujles NE of Cape Ann, was struck by s squall on Monday, ISth ins which carried away both masts, stove her sweeping away every thing on deck, deck load of lunber, Xe. The sails and rigeing, with the exception of the Ard tryvals were saved: She was towod into Portland g Delhi, Parker. Sie filled with water when sho strnck, Lee been pumped out, and does not leak any. There is no iusuranse cn the vessel. Bric Derrorr, at New Haven from St Ubes, has had very heavy weather from 1th to 20th inst, and in a white squall 1Uth, lost part of cer Senn Samvri, HELL, which went ashore abouy @ month since near Cape Hoary. on her passace to Newbern, arrived at Pn on the 2/th inst, to take in ballast and proceed to New. mn, Sonn Ronent Brvoe, of Bluehill, Morgan, from Philadel for Portsmouth, NH, with 200 wns ot coal, ‘struck on the Brige antine Shoal, letween Great and Litte Eg Harbor, in the revere North Bast gale on Weduerday last, nt 1A M. Vessel and cargo fares total lors Sails, rgsing, and anchors eaved The orew ‘were all saved, but leat nearly all of their cld@hes, S100P Rovcu & Reavy, (of Sippican,) from Waroham for Weymouth, with about 3 tons iron, went ‘ashore in the gale of Monday last, near Marshfield and bilzed, The crew barely escap- ed with their hyes, It is doubciul whether the vessel or cargo will be saved, Whatemen. oLitelat New Bedford, 2b, ship Nimrod, Shearman, Paciite eon. Sailed from Nantucket, 19th, sche Laura, Pratt, whaling, Spoken. Ship Edward Carey, (of Nantucket) Coffin, from Boston (June 14) for Callao, Aug 6. Int 73g 8, lon 83 55. * Sh wimbe, Rogers from’ Boston (June 23) for Calcutta, Avg I, lat U0 8,'lon 3330 W. Burk (on American), painted black with a white streak, bound to River of Plate, July 21}, off Cape St Mary, Bark Wilhamet, of New York, daysfrom Norfolk for Jamaion, Sept 13, lat 34 37, lon 71 49, Foreign Ports. Care Hayrien, Sept 2—Brig Silonus, erry, from and for Bos- ton; only Am vesse! in port, Hatayax, Sept 11 (back dates )—Arr schra Conservative, Myers, Phils; Ac ive, Curry, N York, Cla 7th, brig Nitheroy, Rendoll, Pictou; 12th, seir Medora, Balcom, N York. Picrov, Sept 7—Arr brig Victory, Le Blanc, Boston; sobrs Pique, Fougiere, and Acadian, Forrest, do; Sth, trigs Charles, yKeBurrie, N London; T.berias, Anthony, N’ York; sohr Andrew Mcburnie, Boston; 9h, brigs elle, Terrio, do; 1th, > Sprague, Esther, Engh jortenre, Green, Portland; gohrs Sag.abaan, ‘hos, Graoam, Cantley, do; 11th, St Patrick, do: 12th, big Curistisna, Sanford, Fall Kiver; scbre &g- lantine, Hanson, Wercham; Maria Jave, Savage, Bosto1 £tb, brigs Spartan, F: Margaret 6] MeDougnl, Boston; Billow, 3 Greyhound, Torrio, acd Elu.beth, Porrior, do; 1ith, brigs Banner, Card, N York; Syria, Mastess, Bridgeport; Nancy Plastel, Churoh,” Dighton, 12th, brig Jane, Marmaua, and Ketecca, Merriam, Boston; schys ‘au, Furest, do; Andrew Sprague, MeBurnie, Newburyport; jib, brig Margiet, Merniam, Bustin; ecir Sarah Aun, Bows . do. Serna Leone, Aug 1—Bark Mary Irvine, (of Philadelphia! Taylor, disg, for ——, in Sept, Sid July 1, barks Adatio, el of New York, for leeward; Chancellor, Gray, of do, do. e Home Ports, LEXANDRIA. Sept 20—Arr schs Charm, Bsrry, Boston; Wash- ington, Fowell, York. Sid brig Eudora, Johnsen, Haiifex, ‘Arr brig Maria, Freeman, New York; 13th, x Philadelphia, Barn, Sept 9—Arr brig Choctaw, Flitner, Turks Island. Sid solr Engle, Smith, NYork, Acui 13tb, ny Philadelphia, got off ‘arren, and Logan, vat, im ballast; vohrs pe 5 Increase, Wescott, and Penusy! Fhiladephia; Juno, —, Newark; Cautoa, Wil- son, Philnd. Iphia: sloop Jus Gorham, Norfolk; 2ith, brig Ocesn, Ryder, Baltimore; bark Helen $ Page, which arrived yes: Was from St. Martins, not &t Thomas. Telegraphed, Fravksin, fm Newport, W ales; brig Pearl, fm Philadelp! palforsix brig Cld ‘brigs Oscecla, Emery, Havana; Alphage, Brown, Motie; Lewis, Bruco, Chase, Noifolk and Richmond; sehs H.N, Williams, Eslott, Norfolk; Detroit, Cammete, Albany and Troy; Emma, Lovell, snd New York, Goodsell, New York. Sid, ship Harriet'Rockwell; barks Kingston, Elk, Tremont; brigs m M'Gilvery, Versailles, B thers, Batrimony, Sept 4 Ann, ( Grenadian) Peter- del fora, lay, barks Chenango, Snow, ;, Wyman, Dill, and Zion, Reynolds, Boston; brigs y, for Cork; Carter Braxion, Lane, Mallowel Cidenbnrg bark’ Republic, Schultz, Montevido and schrs Entire, Demarest, NYork; Harp, Willetts, C; Commander in Chief, Ketcham, NYork; Lewin, Kingston. esteréay, Bueros Ay Washingto Jevkins, CuakLesron, Sept 1!—Arr steamchipSoutheraer, Berry, New York. ship 4 Allen, MeMunn, de; orig Cyclops, Calhoun, Boston; echr Wm Sort a Park: ¢o loth, brig Orry Taft, Mowry, Providence vis ewport, Sid 19th, bark Avola, Kendrick, Bos: on. cARTOWN, Sept 20—Arr sche Gen Taylor, Swain, Nan- tucket for Philade 2ist, sehr Flying Arrow, Collamer, Phila for Boston, and remains with those arr 20th. Faust. River, Sept 14~--Arr schrs Mary i’attes Philadely hia; TH Borden. NYork; 16th, sebrs Jecar, French, NYork; Ann C Baker, Bsltim for Bightou; 17tb, brig] Orizava, Hinds, Pic- tou; isth, brig 8 on Ke Fendleton, do. Sid 16th, brige oy € mod Philadelph |, Montexuma, do; 1sth, Walpole, hhijawelphis. Ho1aas Hore, Sept 16—Arr schr Oella, Murphy, Windsor for Balomore, Sli 190, bark Laconia, Philadelphia, ; Lewes, Del, Sept 21—ihe brige Susan Spofford, from Rio Janeiro; Joseph, trom Halifax; schra L Day and John Hartman, from Charlestown; Pacific, from Boston, and from New ther with two herm brigs unknown, case in last even- it up. . following vesvel détained at the Breakwater by the er, which is thick and raioy with a very light wind from Portheast; viz Ship Alleghany, from N Orleans schrs J. Lea- ming, and Ann Somers, trom Brooklyn; Chariotte, for Portland; Dicater (Br) tor Halifax; Senator, for New Haven; Richard ‘Thonpren, Jersey City; Liberty, for Manhattanville; NB Fex, G King, Expreie, and Martha Jane, for New York; Mars Hill, for Borton; also, two brigs and several schooners, whose names have not Leen announced, Moniy, Sep 16—Cid, bark Henry Belsey, Gray, for Barcolona: Schr Horvet, Gunnison, for Point Isabel. Arr, sehr Willian and Yary, Smith, fzcan N Orleans; steamboat Oregon, Hiern, from N rleans, n Taylor, Swain, Philadel’a, Ward, 5 Naxteckry, Sept 20—Sld sche New Have, Sept 20—arr brig Detro NEWHURVPORT, Sept 20—Arr sehr Au; New Beproxn, Sept 10—Arr sche NYork; 2 ot, Keone, Philnd inily Bourne, ind Tiger, Philadel Cld bg Chathacn, Winn, Amsterdam, ‘Sli 19th, scht oung, Nawronr, Sept 0—Arr Dutch brig or solir Matighoid Genoots chap, NYork for Ameterdam; schrs J seph Crandon, rd, Lulee tor Kichmenc; General Tayler, Kulzht, Camden for Nor: ok. ORFOLK AND Pontssiourn, Sept 2I—Arr, brig Pouce, Hall, NYork; echrs Cora Manly, Crank, NYork bd to Edenton; Saiuuel L Mitchell, Adams, (ported ashore 4 files Sof C Henry, from Newlern bd to NYork:) Cinderella G Soull, Seall, NYork, putin to finish toating. Hampton Roads, Alexandsia, bd to Newport, Cid, brig Bro- Isms, Waterford. cn KLEANS, Sept 13—A ) Dorantes, Aparic ler, Brazos 1a ship ; bark ‘Saxony, ‘ ua ch dno Renlet, Clapp, Tamph pola, Grierson, Pensacola: Dora, Bognien, d J Ouriaxn, Sepe20—Arr brige Warrior, (Br) Beynon, New port, Wales via Cork, 40 day lia, Parker, Bo tou; inthe wreek © ir Ly, 4 Catharine, of St Georze; schts Ning ra, paviding, NYork. via Provineetown, with loss head of foremast; Mary Langdon, Smith; Bride, Pressey, and Mary Farley, Ingratiam, Wellington, Matagor tai ‘allahassee, Ashley, St Marks; Chi. msburg Pieroe, Virginis Samuel K Jackson, Somers; ogton, Stephenson, Philade:; yall, Gibbs do; stoops Fi ‘Tyler, Albany; Arion, Millerl Provinence, Sept 20—Arr sche Lonsdale, Philadelph'a; Uni- ted, and Tryall, Alla Kicumosn, Sept Ward, de; SAVANNAN, Sarum, Sept Layfield, NYork; Alderman, dgewater, Sinith, Boston. pt i7—Cld brig Linden, Williams, NYouk. —Atr eo'r Ophir, Boynton, Philadelphis. Passengers Arrived Livenroor—Packet sh land; DW Bartlett, Avi 8, 0 Jones Englat itward, Ireland; Rev dy and fervent, do: Miss Mary Me Jormick, Miss A E MeCormick, E Mac- key, MD, lady and 3 children, Ireland; Miss Owon, New York; Mies Broaabeut, Enpland—osin we cin n Kociis11.e—Berk Keoka—Mrs Rose Paguet, Edward 10, Mise J La France, Mr A Leach, bias si Sienna Leon ®— Brig Bream—Mre Lawrence and obild, L® UF LSITEKS REMAINING IN THE NAW YORE Port Office, September 23, 14H, OFFICIALLY PUBLISHED IN THE PAPER HAVING THE LARGEST CARCULATION, ¥ tiom the date of the List t lense mention tho iabrest yen tap eovetreetiees, Andrews Emma, Allen Elizabeth D Anderson Mre(Mott st Allen Mrs Joseph Georgans Alden Bilzabeth Arnett Miss Bartholomew Clara Boyd Harriet m Bentzor Rachel wen Bb Bradiey Martha A Caroline Be Tilly Binck Aunier R Beraide Madame Baxcrofi Mre Edw W Buchanan Mrs(Jack Brigam Sarah Ballard Bilen son Billi Barry Catharine “Burns Catharine Brier Baxter Maria W -Bussansh Miss Emy J Brown Juliet Beamish Kebec Byrn Jane Bond Lucretia Bennett Mrs Th Blackwood Miss Fran-Brown Mary D Bell Anti cos E Bloodgood Sarah J Bell MrsAex R Babcock Mrs Porthe- Boney Mrs ( Division Brong Laure K nals pea ‘" Best Margaret Ann yurk Margare Berphauser Mary Blatt Mrs (Bleecker Brown Mat Brier Susan st) Bruce Matilde Bird Avn Barton Cynthia Burrows Mrs Dora Boyle Margaret = Barvier Madame Jane Bagodis b Beach Catharine Burk Elizabeth Boyle Mary Brarsey Elaabeth Bunnel Caroline Border Mrs Anthony Bennott Mrs Butter Bridget Butter Mrs Flora o Chandlor MrsCeorgeHCrosby Emily Chidel Francis klin Julia Chanter Mrs (Wile Cowsnt Mes jam st Chambers Sarah Coffin Nanoy ‘ampbell Mary Covklin Ann C Catlin Mrs (Eline Collins Mes 3h peth st © Cooley Miss B Carrol) Maria Cummings Mrs Ed- Croom Mrs William Courter Magdalen we Coldwell MrsG@ 1H rowall sane © Chopin Mre GW Clark Mra Sidsey A wey Lorinda B Campbell Elvira Goi Conner Ann Campbell Mrs (Watts Cox Mrs D B Conolie Sarah street) MrsJ B ‘Cogan Mary © pvey eridget Churehill AmeliaC-2 Cole Bites Chapin Mrs Samuel, Cusack Mra( Ridge at) Conway Eliza Chase Miss C A Clayton Maria Cooley Mary Canny Ani Daly Louirs Dyott Mree WDil'on Catharine De byeeg ur Dawwoce Jt De bjewr bristing Dull bisabets Jane Devine Mary Dubaugh Mary Jane Domienas Jane Pole Hannsh B ‘De 3t Romes Mrs J C Duval Mrs O Doherty Jane Deforest Maria Dunham Marthe 3 ‘Donovan Ellen ‘Desmond Mary Doma Aza Doran Salina A 2 Etton Elise vane Sarah Emmons Hevyyann Earl Mari. 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