The New York Herald Newspaper, October 7, 1848, Page 4

a be to the inconveni: nce of a temporary exile Foreigners. we are told, are treated with much more oonsideration in Mexico since the war than they were = The Americans share particularly in this of regard. D. Lule de ja Rosa has beem nominated and con- Minister Plenipotentiary to ited States. Senor Pi Cuevas has been appoints commission to treat of & rettlement or ar- Fangement of x the notional debt. He is mted as repudiating the acts of predecessors in regard to the notorious care ofthe five milbons of bonds hypo- thecated to secure $600,000, and they are to be turned over to the proper tribunals for trial. The celebration of the 16th of September, the birth- day of Mexican independence, ppeare to have been general throughout the country d it continu. ally referred to by the press. and we have # copy of one oration pronounced at the capital The amnesty was declared at Huejutia on the 10th in favor of all the insurgent Indians who meke their submission within sixty days, Miscellaneous Political Intelligence. PENNSYLVANIA The important election which takes place on Tues- day, 10th inst., in the State of Pennsylvania, for Gov- ernor, Canal Commissioner, members of Congress, and members of the Legislature, renders all political in- formation we can give in advanee.respecting the State, of the greatest interest. In our political intelligence, election returns, estimates, &c., relative to the presi. dential and other elections, it is our endeavor to plac, ‘the Herald abead of all other journals in the United States for novelty, accuracy, and careful calculations founded on preceding elections, and the state of pub licfopinion the different States. In vain do we look to the Pennsylvania papers for uch statistics of that commonwealth, as will enable us to form accurate opinions of the various counties of the State. and the changes that political parties have undergone in each tection of the State, since 1840, when the whigs, in the name of Harrison, carried the electoral vote of the State, bya large majority—the only time in her annals, since the election of 1340, when the democratic party have failed to triumph at @ presidential bene or " 2 ae Sectiaet ‘or the purpese of reference next week, and prelimi- mary information, we bave pre; the following ta- ples, showing the political character of the various counties of the State since the year 1840; the first table and first column showing majorities in the whig counties of the State for Harrison, in 1840; the second column the majorities for Clay in 1844; and the third column the same for Markle, the whig candidate for Governor in 1844; alto, in the second table, the first column shows the majorities in the democratic counties for Van Buren in 1640; the second column the majorities for Polk in 1544; and the third column the majorities for Shunk, the democratic candidate for Governor in 1644:— Waic Counties— (20, ann Crty oF Patuapenrnia,) Harrison. Clay. Markle. 1840, 1844. 1844, = 826 118 887 28,047 2,340 2,242 2. 1,488 620 @3T : 404 158 161 sage pa = 2 296 136 143 > 161 520 664 96 — - 987 884 861 66 ou 576 5 11,675 1,806 1,803 Franklin. . 604 ‘008 586 ‘Huntington. . . 1,611 1,302 Indiana ... 744 ‘762 ‘681 Lancaster. . 14.206 4,362 3,981 Lebanon. 967 846 730 Mercer. . 913 “i 21 Philadelphi 12.418 3,946 4.017 Somerset. 11,736 1,625 1,628 Union. 2 906 rk Washington. . 886 = pas Total........ 21,061 21,304 * Including Blair,a new county, which gave Irvin, whig, 600 Bwority. CouNnTivs WHICH CHANGED FROM Wxua To Democrat, in 1844. Bucks. .....Maj. for Polk. .389. .. .Maj. for Shunk. .302 Cumberland bed Woe 6B... bd “ . Mercer . ed oe Qe ee ie] = . Washington =“ =“ Lill) 8 «of Total. .578 Total. .396 Democratic Counties 1n_1838. 1840 1844 1844 Van Buren. Polk. Shunk. Majority, 484 079 : 843 4,074 4,466 ford 335, 558 Cambria. . 12 160 Carbon, (new) .. 374 331 en . 560 508 Coiumbia : .. 1,632 1,606 Clarion, (new) .. 1,060 1,096 Clearfield. 3390 398 Clinton. 8T 118 Crawferd. 698 510 Elk, (new)... Ea 29 . 625, 468 936 830 230 110 Ww 103 28 237 1,251 1,088 617 655. cid 109 1 79 1,392 1,224 1106 1,053 pe 1,011 886 Co Sec 3 930 “Philadelphia county. . 8,114 a Pike. . peeeeeeee 889 618 501 Potter. . . 314 325 Sebuyikill. . 833 827 ‘Susquebanna. . 896 873 Sie s sacs ose 1,024 926 Venango i ‘411 357 Warren. . 20 2o4 Wayne 768 742 ‘Westmor 2 se =| 1,906 ‘Wyoming, (new)....- Toki canic . 8u4 Total...... . 28,301 * Philadelphia o” unty, on account of the native American vote in 1544, gave 70S majority for Clay, and 1,85 majority for Markle, Forest and Sullivan are two new counties, which will, probably, give democratic majorities. For Governor, last year, the vote atood as follows:— Democratic. .....6+ s+ J ‘Whig 128,148, and native 11,2. Democratic msj. over whigs and natives... Abolition vote 1,801. TICUT. claims « whig gain inthe town elections in that State, That paper says that Stafford elected an entire whig ticket for the first time, with one exception, for thirty years Guilford, South- ington, Berlin, Bristol. ko , also chose whig officers; the demoeratic town of Bloomfield elected a mixed ticket, and in Waterbury, the Cass and Van Buren men united, and beat the whigs. Middletown, Suffield, Litchfield. Glastenbury, Windsor and others, went de- mocratic. in Suffield, where Van Buren free soilism finds one of its greatest strongholds in the State, but 30 votes were cast for the candidates of that party.— The Martford Times has a list of 31 towns that have chesen whig efficers. and 27 that have elected demo- cratic do According to its calculations, each party ha: gained two towns from last year. WISCONSIN We learn from the Milwaukie Sentine/, that the Le- gislature of that State have made no provision for the ection of Presidential electors in that State. The Sentinel eays:—*A bill for the purpose was introduced into the Ar-embly; passed by that body; subsequent. ly amended in the Senate, tuence returned to the As- sembly, and there, through some culpable neglect, dropped. Our State, therefore. is without any law prescribing how and by whom our Presidential electors Lull be chosen, or when, and where they are to meet and balict. as the Constitution of the United States requires them te do, for Presidevt and Vice President ‘This defect. though not a fatal. is a serious one, and might embarrass the election.” The Milwaukie Sentinel says:—The Van Buren tmovement must, while it draws largely from the ranks of our opponents, trespass but little on the Whig strength,’ and thinks that the democratic votes that ‘Taylor will receive will outnumber two to one the whigs that may be drawn offintothe Van Buren move- ment. At the State electionin May, the vote inround numbers. stood as follows:—Loco 19,600; whig 15,000; Liberty 1,000. The Sentine/ figures as follows —Claim- ing only as many democratic votes for Gen. Taylor as he may lose whig votes; giving to Van Buren the entire abolition vote, and dividing the democratic vote, as it now seeme likely to be divided—three fifths to Mr. Cass, and two-fifths to Mr. Van Buren adding ten per cent for contingencies, and increase of voters, to the aggregate for the two last, aud we have this reault:— General Taylor, 15,000; General Cass, 12.000; Van Buren, 10,000, INDIANA The Free Democrat, published at South Bend, ta., calls for mee\ings of the friends of free soil in thirty- two different placer previous to the election in No- vember. These labors embrace only some half dezen A free soil electoral ticket has been no- Swockine Arrempr at Suicipk.—A, young mar- ried Irish women, about 20 years 0 , named Mary Ann Cline, living in Adams's block, was attacked last nd early this morn- ight with delirium tremens, (hen throat with a razor, severing the windpie ing eioficting en awful but not fatal gosh DF tors ‘was called in, and sewed up the wound ; but the maddened victim’ of intemperence tore open the wound five several times, before she could be secured in a manner to prevent her doing herself further inju- ry She is now doing as well as the teverity of the case could admit.— Lowell Courier, Oct 4 Exrxpition To CaLIrORNIA.—A company is now forming at Fort Smith, to start for California next spring. The Van Buren (Ark.) Intelligencer rays “Some fifteen or twenty heads of families have already registered for the trip, and we have no doubt that the ty will swell up to one or two hundred persot It important that the government should send escort of dragoons, from this port, to Californ ‘and cach succeeding one, to travel this rouve is, by far, the shortest and easiest "' Execution of Harris Bell for Elita Williams. (From the Honerdale (Pa.) Herald, Oot. 1 ¢ criminal was executed pursuant to Friday lust At sn carly hour im the day people to weemble ip Hoperdi and fixed for the execution bundreds had ther, and were crowding round the jail. Every tep, too. and every window im the vicinity waa thronged wih men) women and obildren, whe were eager to witness the exeoution of a buman being ‘The neighboring | oli joining hill-tops, were CocUpi y Dumerous groups; and the tail trees, too. gic wibg slong the sides, were Bled with spectators. ‘The place selected for the exeouticm was te yard in the rear of the Court House, where an losure of abour pet | feet square and twenty feet high had been erected within a few days past to serve ar a jail yard or place of execution. Around this enclosure the crowd were chietly asembled of High Al & quarter before two o’olook, im obi Sherif! Wood end bis deputies, escorted by the Hones- dale Guards, under the command of Capt. Farobam, the prironer. Bell, started from the jail for the place of xe ution. He wore a shroud, and bad a white cap om bis bead; his arms were pinioned fast bebind him, and around his neck was tied the fatal cord. When the Procession reached the enclosure the double soldiers preoed clergyme® and the sheriff's attendants, passedin. As he entered the first object that attracted his notice was the cot bat was prepared to receive him. He gave one feaWWal look at that, and then fixed his eyes on the scaffold. | sball never till my latest day forget the horror of that expression. It was a deep, long look of sgony and unutterable despair. He ssce: scaflold slowly and with some apparent difficulty, and en he came near where | was standing, | observed that be trembled and looked exceedingly pale. he bad taken a seat he looked slowly around the clorure, and on those who were admitted within; the: rolemniy fixed his eyes and appeared absorbed im the exercises which were Lamocy 9 Rey. Mr. Smithet read the service of the Episcopal oburch prescribed for such occasions. Once during the time Bell looked at his bands, which were red and swollen on scoount of the pressure of the cords that bound his arms; then he took the end of the cord in his hand which was fas- tened sbout bis neck and held it for some time. After this e his whole attention to the prayers, till they were ended. Here Bell arose, and in avery loud veice, and in a manner which evinced his deep excitement, spoke as follows :— “ Gentlemen—I am going to the ki I have prayed many a day, for more t! year, and God has forgiven my sins. I now stand on the gallows; but this night I shall be in paradise. Oh, “ to God for his goodness and great mercy to me. I ope that God wi bless you all, and that he may bless the Sheriff and Lis family * Gentlemen—I with to meet you allin Heaven. I hope I shall see every one of you there. I here forgive my enemies and prosecutors, and my prayer to God is to forgive me for the sake of him who died on the cross.’ Here he paused, and Sheriff Wood proceeded to ad- just the fatal cord. After all was fixed, Bell added in ‘a lower tone, “ When this platform leaves my feet, my neck is broke, and [ landin Heaven. Gentlemen, let me eptreat you by my example, to bring up your children right, amd not bring them to the galiows. And take warning from me to govern your passions.”’ The sheriff now announced \0 Bell that he had five minutes to live, and Rev. H. A. Rowland approaching, said. “ Bell, do you feel that you oan trust in your Saviour ’"’ Bell—“ | feel that I do.”’ ‘Do you wish to unite with me tn prayer ?”’ Bell—* I do.” ‘The Sheriff then drew down the cap, and Mr. Row- land, in hie fervent and eloquent manner, commended him to the mercy of God. At the close of the prayer the platform fell and Bell was launched into eternity. He fell about four feet. For a moment his hands were clenched convulsively, but ually relaxed. At in- tervals, for five minutes, slight tremors were percep- moe of life was mani- of Heave! tible, after which no appe: fested. latform fell at ten minutes past two. After en suspended fifteen minutes one of the phy- present felt the wrist for the pu de- clared life extinct. He was, however, suffered to re- main till half past two, and then taken down dead, The penalty of the law was paid. ‘When the doors were thrown open the crowd rushed In, perfectly frantic, to cast their eyes on the victim of the law. Even a cord which was accidently lying on the scaffold, was seised and divided im pieces among them under the impression that it had been used in the banging. And one old man plead most earnestly for a piece, urging that he had promised a woman to get her a part of it. The rope however which was used had been secured before the crowd came in. Destructive Firs at Ware, Mass.—The Springfield Republican, of the 5th inst., contains an account of a destructive fire at Ware, on Tuesday night. It originated in the room occupied by J. Gale, as a shoe store, and, after burning that buildi: tended east to that occupied eel +» Pepper, as a book- store, and Wm. S. Brakenbridge, as druggis:, and thence to the store of Newboun & Brother, and to the furniture of Wm. DeWett—all of which were consumed. The fire was here stopped. The largest part of the loss will fall on insuramce companies, though scme of the occupants of the buildings con- sumed. were eptirely uninsured. Married. On Thursday. the Sth of October, at Trinity Chureh, Dr, Berrian, Cuan.es P, ALLER, Esq., of . to Miss Many A. Curtis, of this city. In Trenton, N.J.,on the 4th inst., by the Rev. Semuel Starr, Jon D. Noxcnoss, of Philadelphia, to Mies Evizaneru L., daughter of Jacob P. Bunting, of New York. ‘At Portland, Connecticut, on the 6th instant, by the Rey, Mr. Emery, Daren Ares, M.D., of Brooklyn, to Aveusta Cuar.otrr, daughter of Daniel Russell, Esq. wied, On the Sth inst., Armenia H. Guien, wife of Erastus Di brothers. Edward M., John H. phen B. Guion, are invited to attend her faneral, on Sunday, Sth inst. half-past 4 o'clock, from No. 266 ‘Tenth street, near First Avenue. On the 6th inst., Carotine Avovsra, daughter of William and Maria Antoinette Hinds, aged 19 months, and 12 days, of a lingering illness. Friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend her funeral, this day, at 3 o'clock, from her father’s residence, 46 Middagh street. Brooklyn. On Friday morning, the Gth inst., after a lingering ners, Ginron Leccar, in the 23d year of his age. The relatives and friends of the family, and those of hisfbrother, Andrew W. Leggat, are invited to attend his funeral, on Saturday afternoon, at 4 c’clock, from his late residence, No. 74 Hudson street, without further invitation. On the morning of the 6th inst , at the residence of her father, Charles Coudert, Eeq., Miss Ansa Conat1e Covpent, in the 18th year of her age. ‘The friends of Mr. Coudert, and his family, are re- epecttully invited to attend the funeral, on Sunday, ie 8th inst,, at 4 o'clock, ?. M., from his residence, 95 St. Mark's Place On the 6th instant. Jonx Doxwex.y, the son of Pat- rick and Ann Donnelly, aged 9 months and 13 days, ‘The friends apd scquainiances of the family are re- juested to attend bis funeral, this day, (Saturday) at Hair past 8 o'elock, from hie late residemoe, 286 Ellaa- beth street. On Fridsy, the (th instant, Axdnew M. Sautn, som of Rache! Smith. widow, in the 19th year of his age. ‘The friends and relatives of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral this day, 7th, from No. 102 Monroe «treet. On Thursday evening, Oct. 5th, Wituiam H, For in the Sud year of his age. Hie friends and acquaintances, and those of his brothers-in-law. Daniel M. Dean and William J. Har- ris, are respectfully invited to attend his funeral on 2o’elock. from No.7 Pell street, ation, His remains will be taken to Greenwood Cemetery for interment. ‘MARITIME INTELLIGENCE, SHIP NE’ NOTICE. Commanders of vessels bound to this port, will con- fer « favor upon us by having all parcels, papers, and reports, intended for the New York Herald, ready for immediate delivery to our news steamer, the Nrws Boy. She will board inward bound vessels in the cinity of Sandy Hook Those bound to other whether foreign or domestic, will confer an additio favor by forwarding to the Herald, through the mail or otherwise, ship news or papers that may be deemed of interest to the community. We will gladly recipro- cate the favor. “Port of New York, October 7, 1848, 620 1 ow Cleared. nipe—Ningara, Smith, Liverpoc ], Frost & Hioks; Shakspeare, coke, Antwerp Zeregs & Cor Tanmaroo, Sinclair, New Orioans Maillard & Lord, Bark+—Camilia, (Fr) LeGrand, 8t Domingo, Boyd & Hinckon; Expres, Boss, Matangas, Jones & John-on; Winthrop, Joraan, Old Point Comtort, Vay Tom Corwin, Manson, Boston. Brigs—Home, Barker, Cape Haytien, H B Rol Hayti, Cute, St Domingo, OL& A Ferris; Tampiec, Wilton, Louisiana; Virginia, Taibot, Apalachicola, Ralph Por. jones, New! iC, Gorman, Oaks, Ro owiand, Richmond: ; Gardver, Forman, m; Cambridge, Lacy, Arki Marble, New Lia Arrivea, Pocket ship Bavaria, Anthony, Havre, 24 Sopt, with mdse, to W Whitheck Burk Mora, Park, Santa Martha, 10th ult, with mdse, to Wm Lintz, Lett ho Am vessels 24th ult, Int 26, lon 74 20, epoke ship Diavs, of Boston, fin NOrla Z7th ult lat Sl G0, lon 74, experienc. «da beawy gale from NE, lost foresail, maintopaail and foretop nL stove bulwarka, Re, Lat ina, saw a brig bound off Brig 8 th ult, mdae, to order. The 8 experienced ou the 2ith ond Z7th ult apheavy gale from E to N, sprung jibbeum, and started deok loa rig Banwon, Wheelor, Mystic, im ballast, to KD Hurlbut & Corig Joveph Butler, (new) Wharton, Pall River, im ballatt Sehr K W Brown, Jones, W iimington, NC. Friend: Bradley, Fast Haddace. Sor Theus, Linnell, Piymoutas Sct't William & Sally, Gray, Camine Sehr Cerner, Cutter, Newport. Schr Florida, Weed, Newport. bebr Viewory .€ a rent Schr Angelice, Treat Li Medico, Willned, Philnde' pin, Schr Delaware, Samos, Bridgeport, Ob Sloop bxact, domes, ‘Chat.am. Below. Ship America, . ew Back Hume, Wedet, New Orleans, 2 dag, Also 2 bark: 42 Salled. eseeaeeceritaentes Ric danowwo sed California; ship Shak cee ‘St cunriee, NW: meridian, NE; onnest, i Miscellancous. Lerrar Bace of packet ship Heury Clay, for Liverpool, will lege at the Bxcharge ending’ Roce: afar rye tar on Grad Bonks, ex] and sustained cosricerable dar the 30th, lat 43, low 40 30, sbi thing op the waipmas. win, Wales, from ietress, bound to Bars Bi dent ar to cwuse her to leak considerably. Abou Leaviest of the Lurricane, picktd up the crew cf the Britich bark Ganges, from Honduras to Loudon abe ha 1M, on the 26h. ‘Charleston Light bearing N by W, 40 miles, bark or ship, Sager water , with nothing but Dainmaat and, Lowey fing. One hour after, saw a shi ‘vith logs of maipmast and fore topmast, standirg to the North— Bac Oceanvs—Captnin Pearson, underwricers’ egent, states that the carge is in goed condi none was landed oa'Thure- day, owing to the 1 Capt P was on board of the U, be heves the will be ‘out without damage except to the lower der. aad about 18 inches of ¥ ater in hor, was pun ped out, and abe is kept free without difficulty. Br. »ric Rovan Mint, Mansspilla, Cuba, for London, was below pat. 3 im distrers. of th eh Sore, lat 39, lon 74 W, experionced s terrific hurricane from SE to NNW, which lasted about ten hours, during which lost oe bulwarks and caused the vercel to leak #0 much as to ren- ier it almost impossible to get her to port, Bric PAtoerro, Axworthy, arrived at from New naveral’ experienced & hecrease someouulgat, BC nnd endian naverah exper A com at at Nort during whiel it and blew away nearly all the saila carried away fore toy it mast and swept the decks, On the ‘2Dth September, lat 5 70) saw a, lange, ship standing N- under jury maste, Sume day, at 11 30 PM, foll in with a voesel totally dismasted; endeavored to take the crew from but ouir boat being much shattered, before she could be got ready, loat sight of her—there being several vevoels in the neighvorhood, the crew were no doubt taken off by some of them. Bric Waccvu.a, from New York, arrived at Key Woetas Jessege, which’ mo douaged aces taebtntee inret oases Tassoge, which. so damaged the cargo that it was found nooe to discl » A survey hasbeen held on it m4 = ion found injured, which was to bave been sold on the 19th, om account of whom it may concern. ‘The vessel is not int sured, and would p Bric Convama, Holmes Baltimore, bound to Weymouth, Mars) went ashore at New Point 29th ult, cargo pig iro: - had a pilot on board, and being closely followed ls the brig Sa- rob Ingraham, had, when she etruck, her stern stove, bo: chafec tancheons started, and wae otherwise injured, Toe vee but will be got off when her cargo is lightened, Bric Svsan IncRanam, Babbidge, Georgetown, bound to Bos- ten and Kittery, went ashore at New Point 2th’ ul 0 an chors, chains, Hour, &c, The 8 Talso hada pilot on nd follewing in the wake of brig Columbia, csme im contact with the said brig, and had her head, cutwater, bobstay, &o, carried away, Vessel leaks, but will he got off when the cargo is lightened. Brio Sr, Cmorx, Myers, at Charleston, Philadelphia, ex; rionced a suvere a on the 224 Septraaber’ form ths? Neceh sad East, which lasted 7 hours; during started deck load, stove water casks and did other damages. On the 26th, experienced another tremendous hurricane frum NNE which lasted 27 hours, the brig being driven into the Gulf on both occasions, where she experienced & tremendous sea, Son CHARLES Kxssnaw, which sailed from Charleston on the 5th of Avgust for St. Jagode Cuba, arrived out on the 2d September, ‘The C. K. experienced the gale on the 26th ane 27th August in which she sustained some damage, and lost a part of ScHR SHAWMUT, of Newoastle or Wiscasset, before reported ashore at Neutral Island. was got off with lossof both masta, Keel broken, fo, Bc, and towed to Calais, whore she was gold for Lavacnep—At Waldoboro’, Sept 21, brig John Dutton, 198 tons, owned by Messrs B R Miller & Co, of Waldoboro’, and Reed & Wainwright, of Boston, and isto be commanded by Captain Gorbam Burkett. On 23d, from the yard of Messrs, Schwartz, Castner & Sides, the superior copper, fastened brig onion, 196 tons, and is to be commanded by t Joseph Simmons, by whom she is owned im company with ‘he builder On 26th, from the ard of Messrs Cole & Winslow, tbe superior ooppor fastened brig "arthenon, 225 tons, owned by Capt Wm Davis, James Hovey, Abner Cole, and Geo Winslow, and is tobe commanded by Capt Davis. On 30th, from the yard of BB Haskell & Co, the copper fastened brig cart 4 tons—is owned by Capt Cyrus Fos- Bristol, srs, Geo Sproul, B B Haskell, and others, of Waldoboro’, a1 \ded by Capt Fossett. Tx Bric launched from the yard ef the Mesers Dunning, at Bangor, a fow days since, was named William F Safford, instead of William Safford, as before stated, Pkt ship Angi Spoken. it ship lo American, Brown, from Boston, for Liverpool, Sept 18, lat 45 40, lon 42 43. i hip \d, Howes, from Boston, for New Orleans, Sept 15, off Cape Florida, Bark Kilby, Carter, from New Orleans, for Liverpool, Sept t, lat 36, lon 74 40, Bark Louisa Bliss, Jordan, from New York, for Cork and mkt, Sept 23, Int 44.50, lon 66 30. erie Augusta, Bennett, from Cardenas, for Havana. Sept 21, off oro Castle, z a Whalemen. Hotsxs Boxe, Oct I—(From our correspondent)—Arr and sla > ae Pacific ‘the 4th for Nantucket, ship Mt Vern Ge lo Ocean, via Pernambude, Ang 23, wi 1600. ble sp oll on board. ‘Sold and sent home 9W0 bbls sp oil during the Heztet BROS ch 2 Int 9) 86 8, Jon 179 65, Marting, Folger, ‘Nant 1360 op; in Apuil, off NZealand, Geneee, jichols, do, 11 ¢ ried in Feb or March, ia, Manticr, ¥, spoke off Pernambuco, abip Brunswick, of NiB, 2600 cruise off P, aud home, A letter from bark Veri, of WB, reports having heard from ship Leonidas, Tatch, of Fairbaven, in March last, no lat, &o. The Leonidas was in the barricane of Mch 8th, hic and Alto of this port sustained damaj Jost sails, one boat, avd had boate and bulwarks stove. Ship Java, of Fairhaven, was not at Talcabuano in June last, ‘as reported in aletter from Paita, in "a paper. On Coast of California, Jast of Feb, Clement, Lane, pape L, want ing 500 bbls to fill; had taken between seasons li rt wha and 240 bbis sp oil (was at Oahu Ap 5, amount of oil unknown. ‘Spoken—July 22, lat 68, lon 8 W, Autumn, Perry, Ston 800 sp, Foreign Ports, Buenos AvRes, Aug 6—Snips Taims, Rewin, Boston, via Montevideo, arr Ist; Shay, Rea, tor Boston, 7 days; Basar, Simp- 40. ding to load for do; bark rena, (Argentine) Amondsen, for }o 14 Gays, and others. wbannanons ‘Ang30—Are brig Thos Trowbridge, Whittlesey, NYork. A, Sept 20—Ship Prentice, Taylor, for Cowes and mkt, gets £2 16); bark Seboom, Hopkins, do do (gets £35); alse two yutch brigs, one tor NYork and the other for Boston, idg 11th, cld barks Sarah L Tyo Gay, Falmouth, BE; Thetis, Foster, Cowes; 12th, Trigent, born, Antwerp. Hauwax, Sept 25, (back dat )—Arr sehrs Switt, New York; St Lawrence, V iquean, Boston. Matar cas, Sept 19—Bark Polka, Lawrence, Boston, just arr. 17th, barks Mensam, Garish, for N York, 10 ds; 8 L Crowell, Clark, do, 3; brigs Oscar, Wilson, frum Portland, unc; Leghorn, Pendle: ton sfrem Bangor, just arr; Kio, Coggeshall from Bristol, for Hs- vans, NEw Reet Sept 16—8ld Rokeby, Robson, N¥ork; ent'd out- we 14th, Hamburg, Wyman, tor hilad; Cumberiand, for New pt 22—Arr brigs Home, Meleod, FRiver, (and cld 26th, Aboona, Park, Boston.’ Cid 234. brig DB, N ; 25th, bark Afton, Bowman, Philadelphia; Amporum, Card, NYork; Hortense, Green, Portland; 27th, Rambler, Benson, Newburyport. Quansc, Oct 1~Arr Br bark Perseverance, NYork, 12th ult. ErJony, NB, Oct 2—id brig Juverna, NYork; echra Lamar tine, Smaliey, Frovidenes; Cuba, ard Beverly, Boston, Saava, Sopt 20—Bork Edwin Johnson, Caan, tor York, 27th, YanaourM, NB, Sept 22—Arr aches Oregon, Caurchill, hence; 2d, Splenaid, Baker, ao; 2th, H Braine, Robbins, NYork; Fairy Queen, Crosly, Salein; 29th, Mary Ann, Perry, do (and cld for do Beh. 4 Home Ports. AvousrA, Oct 2—Arr bng Lamartine, Keod, NYork. Baxcon, Oct 2—Arr bark Mary & Martha,’ Boauvais, N York: se hriags Nauvoo, Barnes, NYork; sehr Josephine, Shannon, Phi- jadelphis, Govros, Oct &—Are ship Cromwell, Barker, Liverpool. Tele. graphed, brig Com Hull, from . Signal fora ship and 3 Fortn brigs. ‘The ship haa telegraphic numbers, and paiated porta, deeply laden, and as sunset was 16 miles cutaide the aon. Cid ship Washington Irving, Upton, Liverpool; Fedemonte, Branscom Jr, St Martins, Gov Bi Bray, Fhila; Mary Lowell, Flood, Portinnd; big Jucia & elon, Batos, ; Pearl, Harding, Phila; sche Lewis, Crowell, rh; Sid rhpe Lapland, Venice, Versailles, Riga; bark Pedemonte, brige Halifax, Acadian, Francis Jane, North Bend, Goo Washing: ‘Cornelia! sehr Hebe, and others; aud from Nantasket Koads, Where they putin for a harbor during the gale; sohr Edward, (fa Machine for New York); barks Unio, and Nashua; brigs’ Wm Pitt, Rodolph, and Wim M Regers ald lakt might, Barriers, Oot 6—Arr, wor Primrose (8r), Glawson, Halle fax At Quarantine smce Monday lust, brig Rufus Soule, Dilling. hat, from Boston (has no sickwest on board now.) Bel berm brig. Cld, bark Henry necticut, Elwood, New York; NF; Ann Bhrabeth, Masson, St Jag Slaglit, New York, Sailed, chip Harvest, Fuller, for Liverpool, in tow of steamer Rebef; barks duntingdon, Cooksey, for Cork; Hetzy Shelton, Long, London; Syiph Kyder, Boston; begs Le Yant, Jeflerson, Beaton; Altavella, Goafrey, do; Grand Turk, Mirihew, Cohasset; schr Renown, Meldron, New York. 2—arr Br bark Royal Mint, Frazer, Mansa- in distress, bd vo London; 1s tohr Somers, Watson, Havana. Cid, ship Ju- ley, NYork; Sp brig Ninfa, Carrau, Barcelona, restigo, Venus, do do; solr Pocahontas, Smack, {Pen Doncuesren, Oct 6—In port, sohr Texas, Colman, from Rich- mond. own, Sept 20—Arr sobre Warrior, Smith, NYork, for yest. Faimouth, Mar ow, Va, for Portand, 3),” brig Jan, Frost, Phuiade: phia for Boston, wx, Sept 27—Arr sehr« R Borden, Bearse, Baltimore; 28th, Champion, Burdick, Kondout, Cornelia, Virginia; Princess, Kondon Hope, «hithps, N York for Taunton; Three h, brig J Nickerson, Nickerson, Baltimore; schra wubbs, Phila; New Regulus, New York; Let, sloop do. GALYesTON, Sept S—Arr ship Star Ropublic, Hayes, from New York, Ju port 6th, steamship Palmetto, repg bark Morang, from Vera Cruz, une. Lunse, Sept 2—Are sohrD Webster, NYork. Sid 24, brigs Quiddy Belie, Fowler, do; Star, Titcomb, Baltimore; Wesousto- 28--Cld bark Winthrop Bavideon, Providence, Oct 5—In port, schr i hinds, Perry, from Phila- delplia, on (701m Oct S~ Sid brig Emblem, —, Portland; sche Adrian, Walpole, NY ork. New ORLEANS, Bept 27—Arr ship South Caroiina, Owen, Bos ton; brig P Soule, Smith, Havana. Cleared veamship Faloon, ‘iompeon, New ‘horwake, § ral; sabre Dera, Boghten, Pensacola; du; Adeline, Heald, Mategorea. PorTLAN 4—Arr brig Potomac, Smith, Calais for New y chre Albert. do for do; Bbxa Jane, Everett, Thomaston for 20; Wescustino, York, Lavoe for Baltimore; Glide, Pelioet, and Lucretia, O'Brien, do for Boswn, Provincrrows, Oct $—In port bark Samuel & Thomas, from Boston for Leghorn and Genoa, will be ready for sea in 3 days; ‘Adj sail mackere: fishermen: five lumber laden to bably bound South; sohrs Robt B tanith, of N Southerner, Studley, for N York Pre vinenex, Oct4—Arr sehr Yantic, Brightman, Norfolk. — 81d brige heady’ Mhino, (Be) Peissle; Windsor, Ni; Majestic, Near, F iphia, Me chmont, Oot t--CId bark John Carver, Nickels, for Leith, Banem—Arr solr Waarior, Smith, NYork. 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