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above, have formed a huge mass, on to which the ‘American river is thrown. The immensely su- perior volume of water in the horse shoe, on the Canadian side, has ground out a channel s0 deep, that as the clifl 18 undermined, and falls in, it Baas bottom of some 200 or 300 feet down | for its reception; and thus a good swimmer might possibly descend the horse shoe, and come out alive. Not even the loss of a huadred lives | by the burning or explosion of a steamboat, could have created a more paintul sensation in this vil- lage than the toss of that solitary fisherman, under | the thniling circumstances witnessed by some | Sid poems onthe shore. And the horror of that tearful descent must, indeed, have been appalling to every beholder. Just at the point where the boat upset, the main current diverges from the shore to the middle of the stream. Here was the last chance. He was, perhaps, thrown out of the boat too suddenly to seize it; put had he known the tact, there was a bare hope left in swimming to the main land, scarce twenty yards off In- deed, we can hardly agree to give the victim up to the edge of the clifl, where it looks as if a strong man might wade all the way across, so even and shallow does the water appear to be spread over it. If any one of the readers of this letter should ever be‘drawn into the despe- rate situation of the poor fisherman whose fate we have described, we hope that he will profit from our suggestions, taken from a careful observation of the river, and he may rely upon living to tell the story of his escape. 5 We crossed over the suspension bridge to-day, 800 feet over, at the rapids, a mile below the falls, and hanging 250 feet above the surface of the white waves, from which to the bottom, it 1s 250 feet more. The bridge is a light, airy, and beautiful piece of workmanship. As seen trom the ferry at the falls, it looks like a huge spider web, stretched from cliff to cliff, and the passengers, male and female, like prodigious black spiders, Jeading gay butterflies through its meshes. It is so firmly braced with wires that there is scarcely any vibration in walking over it, a dozen passen- gereatatime. We believe the quarrel is nearly adjusted as to the right among the litigants to the passage money, for passengers are permitted to creep under the barricade, and cross over. At least, the absurd practice of the dog in the manger has been abandoned for the more sensible one of taking tolls on each side where the passengers come in. The hills, the woods, the sky, the falls, the deep and rushing river, are enhanced in their attractions by the soft and warm sunshine, and the mellow glowing atmosphere of indian summer. °Tis Indian summer now! ‘A warm luxurious haze, Softens the prospect, far away ‘The swift white rapids seem to play pithe delicious haze Niagara’s surging waters seem, ‘The flashing picture of a dream. And so we might go on ringing the changes, through an epic poem. ‘ Burra.o, Oct. 13.—In the afternoon train we came up to town, and with our thanks to the polite clerk of the American hotel for his charge of our travelling baggage inthe interval, we set out forth- with to report in person, at head-quarters, the re- sults of our agreeable and flattering mission through Pennsylvania, a corner of Maryland, and through the State of Ohio. Tue Doctor. Affairs in Texas. Itis said that the yellow fever prevails extensively at Galveston, as well as at Houston. The disease 1s, however, of a very mild type. The Chihuahua Surveying Expedition, says the Austin Democrat, left San Antonio, under Colonel Hays, on the bth inst. A German was drowned in attempting to ford the Colorado during alate freshet in that river Col. P. H. Bell, of the Texas frontier regiment, has returned to Austin from Torrey’s trading house. He informs the editor of the Democrat that Major Neigh- bors. Indian agent, and himself, had a “talk” with José Marie, the Caddo chief, relative to the killing of one of his tribe some months ago, which resulted in the complete pacification of the Indians The rumors published of their having stolen horses from the Tanger’, turns out to be incorrect. Judge Stamps, of Harris county, Texas, has taken contract to furnish the Penitentiary at Huntsville with 250,000 brick. The Governor of Texas has refused to call an extra session ofthe Legislature. Colonel Kinney and Mr. Blood, says the Corpus Christi Star, visited this place, and they represent the inhabitants there as prospe and happy. They are mostly from the Emerald Isle, or the descendants of those who had left that country for a more liberal one. Before the Texan war there was quite a settle- ment of them in and about San Patricio, but they were forced to leave it, and as far back as 1842there Was not a human being living there, settle down with the assured conviction of ample pro- tection, and in that assurance may they prosper. If we may jdge from the numerous indications we perceive in the Stor, Corpus Christi is undoubtedly jeetined to be an important place. The Star itself is avery valuable and interesting sheet, and, as usual with any paper with which our friend Peoples is con- ie contains a large amount of interesting intel- igence. The residue of Cans. Sutton’s company left for Cal vier’s rancho, on the San Antonio, on the 7th ul! where they will be mustered out of service by Blake, 24 Dragoons. The dredging machine which has been purchased by Col, Kmney, is expected at Corpus Christi in a few days. ‘The deepening efthe channel will then be com- menced, and when concluded, vessels of a good draught will be able to reach the landing. The Ster is informed by a gentleman but a short time from Matamoras, that many Mexican families are crossing to this side of the Rio Grande, and building tempocary jacaels on theriver. At San Antonio, too familes are arriving from the Upper Rio Gran. vith the view of settling. We alluded, says the Star, i. our Jat, to the fact that some very wealt Mexicans from ‘Tamaulipas had visited Corpus C! i, and were s0 . well pleased with it and its vicinity, that they hurried | Andrew Foster, Howes, back with the view of bringing over their families. Un- Jess, then, the affairs of Mexico soon settle down into a quiet state, giving some promise of permanency,we may expect in Western Texas generally, and in Corpus Christi i particularly, many of those who, having lived under ican Liana ape as their own lend, will not hesitate to remove, bag and baggage, 60 as toenjoy it again. vather than undergo the turmoils and vexe- tion which characterized ir land before the war. The insecurity of property, and the continued contri- butions that have been levied by the supreme govern- ment will induce many to seek a home this side of the Rio Grande, where they know there is not only stabil- ity of government, but the amplest protection to life and property. Let them come on. We will insure them protection in life and property, and a hearty welcome. Our country has been, and is now. lum of the misgover: of every land, andthe P. of our nearest neighbor ean never bean exception. | | ards; 175 The merchants ef Corpus Christi have dispatch a train of wagons for Chihuahua, by the way of Presidio Rio Grande, on or about the 1st of Decem- | per the first train as Jarge as possible, invitation is held out toall who may wish te join it. The Victoria wf ate is of opinion that the Texas cotton crop exceeds an average crop 20 Peed cent, though the worm has done comsiderable damage in many parts of the State. ‘We learn from the Victoria (Texas) Advocate, that the city council of that place has made a contract with the Mesers. Ward for clearing out and navigating ‘the Guadalupe river. They are to remove all obstrac- tions in the river and bay, and make twenty-five trips | with a steamboat from Matagorda Bay to Victoria, be- fore June, 1850—for which services they are to be paid out of the tolls of the river. the sum of forty thousand dollars, with interest. They are to commence the work before the first day of January next. In addition to the forty thourand dollars which are te be paid out of the tolls the citizens are to make yp the sum of five thourand dollars as a bonus for the contractors, to be paid so Foon aa the contract is completed. In our summary of the Texas news yesterday, we copied a yh from the Houston Star, stating thar the health of that place was greatly improved — ‘We regret to find a contradiction of this in the Pres- byterian of the 30th ult. a week later. That paper says: ‘We sorry we cannot this week announce eny im- provement in the health of this place We do not ex- pect the diseare will be eradicated until frost comes Wo our relief, Many of our most valuable citizens are falling victims to this direfal scourge, fellow fever.— ‘We advire our friends in the country to keep iv ‘until a good frost — New Orleans paper. Sreampoat Carsizep.—The clerk of the steam- boat Ridgley, from Ouachita river, arrived yester- e steamer Rambler, Capt. Caldwell, river for this port, with « cargo of cot- hile lying at # wood yard on Black River, on the 3d inst., ized, precipitating her cargo into the river. The boat at present lies in a | critical position, and is thought will bee total loss, — | Ne lives lost.—N. O. Picayune, Oct. 6. A Stoekholm letter of the 8th, states that the works for the formation of a railroad ween Oorebro and Hulst, the first undertaking of the kind in Sweden, ‘were commenced en the 4th. The Grops. ‘The editor of Camden Mirror has been recently on cireuitous teur through the counties of Marengo, Choctaw, Sumpter and Green, Ala.. and has foun more or less diversity in the cotton crop. On many farms was a short crop, on others a full average. He was satisfied from what he saw and heard on the route, that at least a full average would be made in those countier, A fall crop of corn will be gathered The Sumter county Whig says the favorable weather has worked a salutary change in the condition of the cotton erop e Eutaw (Greene county) paper say:—the plant- ors are making fine [pregress in gathering the cotton erop”” the Perry county Republican says:—' the crop of Perry will be something latger than the crop of last | ir and it being gathered in much better order. We rarely « ad # more favorable peason for | gathering our cotton, and ifthe nters do Dot send | pane crops in fine order to Mobile, it will be their own fanit.’? The Marion (Perry) Review eays;—“ Fromthe best Informat! thus gather, we believe that very | nearly @ erop of cottom will be made in Perry county too, owing to the favorable weatber for picking, of ¢ superior quality ') Now they may | Porrsvitte, Oct. 14, 1848.—The quantity sent by railroad. this week. 18 24833 02; by canal. 12 280 14; for the week, 35 613 16—total by railr: 995 673 12; by canal, 3481352 08. The trade remains without change Freights. to Eastern ports, have advanced, nd ssele are soarc The Lonesdale Democrat ‘ater tt the Delaware and !".dson Canal Company have about one hundred t! Jusand tons of coal piled up at Roundout unsold, and that the shipments from that quarter were decreasing. The Lehigh Compay have suspended a part of their works, for the present. The freight. by canal, to Philadelphia and New York, remain without change. The price of coal, on board, at Richmond. for white ash lump, broken, egg, aad stove, is $3 373g; red ash, from $3 36 a $3 75, accart- ng to quality. Married. On Thursdsy, the 12th inst., by the Rey. Dr. An- thon, at St. Mark’s Church, Mr. Tomas Muswaunox, to Susan Twomrson, all of this city. At Manbattanville, on the bth Oct., by the Rev. ‘Wm, Richmond, H Ronerts, to Evten Ricnmonn, daughter of Geo. Richmond, all of the same place. At Franklin Mass ,on Sunday, the 8th inst, by the Rev. T. D. Southwerth, Epson D. Hammono, of thie city, to Miss Louise M. Tnurston, of the former place. On the 7th ult., at Malta, Witiiam Wintnoar, Esq., United States Consul, to Emma, daughter of the late Sir William Curtis, Bart. Died. In Paterson, N. J., on the 1ith inst., Sanan, widow of Thomas Walker, in the 60th year of her age On Monday, the 16th inst., at the City Hospital, Owen Fox. aged 60 years. The relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend his funeral, from the residence of his brother, Edward Fox, No 208 Fulton street, this uesday) afternoon, at 2% o’clock. (Tact) aterithe oth inst, Joseraine Vincinia, only daughter of Andrew and Josephine Prosch, aged five months and sixteen days The friends and relatives of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral on Wednesday, at Sovelock P, M., at No, 182 Varick street. “That star went down in beauty, yet it shineth sweetly now On the bright and dazsling coronct that decks the Saviors At Brooklyn, on Monday, morning, the 16th inst., Ensiine G Toprixc, aged nineteen years tea months and friends, and thore of the family, are requested to attend her funeral without further in- vitation, from the residence of her brother in law, ‘Truman B. Brown, No. 204 High street. Brooklyn, this afternoon, at 23g o’clock. Her remains will be taken to Greenwood for interment. At Rose Mcunt, Montgomery county, Ga., on the 28d ultimo, in the 64th year of his age, Ronext Taovr, Esq., brother of Governor Troup He was occasion- ally in the Legislature, and could command at any time any public office in the gift of hi On the 14th inst., in Boston, of a severe paralysis, by which he had been entirely prostrated beyond the hope of recovery for more than s year, Wittiam Law- rence, Esq. He was for many years an eminent and successful merchant, and distinguished for his active benevolence, and for his efficiency in the promotion of objects of usefu) enterprise. On the 14th inst ,in Boston, at an advanced age, the Hon. Jeremian Mason, a distinguished jurist and ad- yooate, and formerly for many years an eminent and influential Senator in Congress, from the State ot New Hampshire. He came to this city about twenty years ‘ago, from Portsmouth in New Hampshire, where he had been for many years in the active practice of his rofession, at the head of the bar of the State. is removal to this city he has continued the practice of his profession,and has often been engaged in im- portant causes jn the courts of the State, where he eom- manded high respect by his eminent judicial attain- ments, and his power of argument Gen. Tuomas Lonaxey, of Hawley, Franklin county, died about two weeks since, agei 74. He has been for many years an eminent citizen of Western Massa- chusetts. He served with credit in the war of 1812 14. wasa Harrison Presidential elector in 1840, and a member of the present House of Representatives of this State, and the Chairman of its Committee on Towns — Springfield (Mass.) Republican Mr Kelly, whowas shot by Mr. Robert Ewing on Monday evening, yesterday. Mr. Ewing has not been taken. Weare toldthat, some miles below the city.he got on board the Western, bound to Nashville, bat he no doubt did so with the intention of getting off befor ereaching the mouth of the Cumberland.—Louis- ville Journal, Oct 11. Weekly Report of Deaths In the city and county of New York, from the 7th day of Octo- ber to the 14th day of October, 1848. ‘Men, 63 ; Women, 59; Boys, 81; Girls, 57. Total, 260. DISEASES. Abscess, 1; abscess of the liver. 1; apoplexy, 5; shia, 1; bleeding, 1; bronchitis, 2; cancer of wo: } cholera infantum, 8; cholera morbus, 3: coli sumption, convulsions, 19;’ croup. 6; congertion of lungs, 1; debility, 6; Giarrhea, #; dropey, 5; dropay in the head, 11; dro} inoat, 1; drowned, 5; dysentery, 1!}; Erysipelas, 3; fever puerperal, 4; fever Temittent 4; fever scariet, 2; fever typhoid, 4; fever typhus 5, heart, disease of, 11; hoopin cough, 5; saiuenza, 1; infammation of brain, $; inflammation of bowels, 7; inflammation of che heart, 1; inflarnmation of lungs, 15; inflammation of stomach, 3; inflam thma, 2; atro- ; casualties, | mation of liver, 1; otemp-rance, 2: marasmus 14; incaaleg, 2; mortification, age, 5; mature 4; pleurisy, J; scrofula, [7 small pos, 6; veething” 3; tumor, 1; unknown, O. p 82; 2to 5, 87; 9'to 10, 40, 38; 40 to 50, 13; 50 to 6), 9; unknown, 3 own, 3. WHITE, City Inspector. Under one year, 52; 1 to 6; 1 to 20, 15; 20 to 30, 34; 9) to 60 to 70,2 ; 70 to 80, 3; 80 0,00. 1; City Inspector's Office, Oct. 7, 184 MARITIME INTELLIGENCE. SHIP NEWS NOTICE. BN ar teerre of — ae to this 1) Will con- ‘3 favor upon us by having all parcels, papers, and reporta, intended for the New York Herald, ready for immediate delivery to our news steamer, the News Boy. She will board inward bound vessels in the vi- 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 vig werd to the community. We will gladly recipro- cate vor. Port of New York, October 17, 1848, Cot Bhips—London. ( pkt) Hebard, London, Grinnell, Minturn & Cot ; D. Diogenes, Goodell, do, Cook & Smith; Jonas, (Fr) Pelletier, Havre. Boyd & Hincken; Minerva, Jennings, Marseilles, Chamberiain & Phelps; Edwsrds, amsterdam, Schuchardt & Gebhard; Vicksburg, Berry, New Oreant, Wm Nelson; H Allen, MeMann, Charleston, ‘T War- ele 2a, Savannah Bearyrn Clearmau'& Coy Prospost Uniernoot Yens, urges, Cl 0} a rw | Wilmirgton, NO, Perkine & Lelano. wa i Brige—Union, ‘Drinkwater, Limerick, Nesmith & Walsh; Co- Davis, An H Underwood; Melazzo, Nichols, Tucks j Island, Nesmith & Walsh, Odessa, (Br) Dunbar, St Joha, NB, L H Aiken; Portland, (Br) Soott, St John, NF, P I Nevius & Son. —Sammuel Roberts, Anderson St Barte; Florida, Reed, Da. rien, Ga, « M Demill: Telegraph, Tooker, Fredericksburg; R Ha bershaw, Mc! 1, do; kina, Petersburg; Anclus, Wh ler, Richmond; tt, Church, Providence. Arrivea. Btecmsbi ee eae, Lota Sareea ey, 1004 S88 A CT y ‘alee Hatters C passed’ the Southerner 4) miles Franconia, Bailey, Glasgow, 32 days, with mdse, to B Rich steerage pt 24, lat 44 20, lon 34 10, spoke Br brig Jew, from Galway for New York; Oct 34, on the exchanged slanals with one of the X Inne London packets, steeriog East, Oct 9th, in a gale from NW, John Allen, seaman, ® native of lilyria, Ohio, 24, was lost 07 ; hove the ship to, | Isunched a buat, but could mot save him—was two hours belore ‘we could et the boat and men alongside again, French ship Ravanche, Lenereo, Havre, 65 days, in ballast and 12) steerage passengers, to master. 9 eatin Sbip Bartford, Freeman, Savannah, 12 Danham » Dimon. 10th inst, Tybee Ua fell in with the wreck of a verse! water beta nba oe bree standing, bow: cap, small poop att, bed bore to have been : British bark Saguenay, Oormick, Cork via Boston, 4 days, with coal, to A British bark Regent, ——, Portsmouth, Eng, 68 with coal, to Barclay i Livingston, No date, lat 39 ‘Aivton caer spore ship Ewma, ot Boston. Sept 24, on the Banks of Newfoundland, in @ hurricane, lost main and’ mizen topmasts and topzallant masts, with sails furled, stove bulwarks, &c. Bremen bark Jason, Deschelling, Bremen, 38 days, in baliast and 145 passengers, to'E & T Po} French bark Three ‘Brothers, Gos, Port Vendors, 63 days, with "pri ‘Pilsabeth, Curtis, Ponce, 21st ult, wit d molasses, za irtis, Ponce, 2st ult, with sugar an: Spence, Gime ien SREE ES, 2a, one ig Hetty, Tilden, Port au Prince, , and G logwood. Ke, to OL k A Ferrie & C tf Danish Baives 24th, with | 10. Halifax, 5 days, with plaster, to British Schr Ann Hymen, Totten, Newhern, NC. Schr Brilliant, Hall, Philadelphia. . Saik Steamship Falcon, Havana and New Orleans. Packet ships Cambridgo, for Liverpool, and London, for Lom dou, are at anchor at the SW Spit. ‘Veese's left at Quarantine Monday morning, 16th:—Ships Or Jeane, from London. dircharging passengers; Hartfurd, from Sa- nah; Ravanche, (Fr) from ovre; bark Heme, from New Or. vi leans; Br brig Brema, from Coast of Herald Marine Correspondence, Puraperrnra, Oct 16, 4 P M—Arrived—Brigs Zelica, Lar- kin, Turks leland; Abbott Lawrence, Baker, Bostou; schrs Rair- tow, Emmerson, Baltimore; Gwenemina, Petry. N bedford; BF L 5 NO; 08 Robinson, Richards, India River, Exchan, reey, Laurio, Del; brigs’Denm.rk, Wood ‘ork; Commerce, Greenlaw, Weymouth; schrs Gratitude, Daly, do, Pantego, Bennett, Pantegs, NC; Gr won, Ure ‘ork: H B Bascomb, Coreon, do; M Marcy, Hewitt, thera, N Newport; Joveph "Clesred—Ship Medallion, Houndlette, Li brigs BI Ship Medallion, Houndiette, Liverpool; Gany- med, (Br) Toye, St Johns, NB; Densark, Woodbury, Bostoe, is, Morton, do; Abbot Lawrenee, Baker, do ; Commere: Weymouth; schrs, Perseverance (Br), Farrel, , Hawthorn, New Green Jotna, NF; Advance, Bryant, Boston; Oregon York; David Smithy’ Smith, do; Hl; Bassomb, ‘Corson, Provi- fewett, do; Joseph Guest, Gain, do; Benj F dence; MM Reeves, Reeves WN York. Miscellaneous. Lerren Bags of steamship Cambria, for Halifax and Liver: pool will clove at the, Exchange Reading Room this day, at one arter fore 5 0 prepai office to destination. asada a gah Streamer Crete: 16th, with damage, ee Telegraphic, ae Barx Z Rive, of and from this port fi 4 rk pratinto Hains on fhe Ot au, hing trong alsak See'Tele’ Sry Gronora, before reported at Savannah with damage, on the 284 Sept, during w gale, lost her mainmast. tien topmast, fore tops yard, fore tepgsilant mast, flying jibboom, and all the ing au tached; started the cutwater, had the deck swept, stove nearly all her water casks, lost sions, and was )bliged to throw overboard 1000 sacks salt to lighten the ‘ship. UNAS, (of this port) which sailed from Charlostan for rp, about the 10th inst, put back, bavi dis. Cpl ee wing boon partly dis: Koons, from Wilmingtor, NC, mas it Into Charleston. cn the Ith avg oprueg seeck toon after leaving ‘ear Bar, an to throw o d load to lighten the ‘vensel, bic ands BR Bric 81v0N, at Barbadoes, from Cork, reports having fi Jen tp with an American brigaatinr, bottom wp, born masts wlons: fide, and a quantity of flour, staves and shinglos about the wreck The flour was branded “Baltimore, 224 Sept’—island of Barba- dots bore ENE 120 miles Wace Sire Monty, Fe , sailed from New Bedford on the 7th ult, bound to th on ® whaling v' havin, be three years. On the 234 ult when farebout lat % W, lon 62 W, she experienced # severe gale, which increased to a hurrican ng which @ tremendous sea broke on board, swept ‘and tryworks, and literally stove in her side and filled ber with water, was also thrown on her beam Sane re ans or TS Since” ends and ail her top Capt Long a1 Stewart, the chief mate, the carjenter, a boat aleerer, and ven teamen Ferished, ‘The survivors twelve in buubsr clung to tae Fie» ing, exponed to the fury of the soa. withoot { od until the gale abated; they then succeeded im cutting throws) the docs. and vt tained rome flour en which they mubested «vn days, Before they precured the flour, they cut te leatverfrom th» stiys and rigeir gad ae Me bventually, they wers picket up by the wha ling bark Fair, avd carried to ‘rovincetown on Priday morning, When take off the wrrck ere mostly naked, their skin tora and cracked aud all helplers as clildre.. apt, Co k, of the Fairy, did allfo r them that he cor ‘The Fairy also fell in with the quar'er deck of a vease) of al 200 10. 8, the bulwarks of which were painted white, It belonged to on American vessel, ard bad ben separated from the hui out ashert tine Che Moe bile wae becween Sand 43) tons, and was 1: gured for $32 000, Sonn. Ch eOL—Our readers will reco lect that the master of the Relampago, which arrived here on Tucelay last, picked up at se on the 2th ultimo the main boom and gaff of a larg» echoon- I of which could mot be seen, ‘There ig to mach reayon dime es pats *00 MelGagce to the sehr, Creole, Cay ‘That schoousr was from this port ont o 19th by F.Camerden, She sailed on the 2ith, She had nboard, Francis Labeaia and Juan Merrick, It ed that all om board the schoouer have perished. » were or rried away. toopeneer Sie was a large new vessel, perfect. y well foand, and it is thougat she must have teen run down by come other vessel, or othew se injuredin her hull, She belonged to Mr. All-n, of Baltimore, and Capt. Wilson, The captain's wife was wich him. The mate of the Vestel, on ® former voyage, is now here, and is positive that the spars picked up by the Ralampago belonged to the Creole; he recognize: them by certain marks. The schooner had on board 143 bbls, of floor. and eundry packages of merchandize. The car fo was protected by insurance—the vessel was not insured —[N. ©. Piesyune, Oct. b, Sur Harnissune, of Boston, from New York for Belfast, Ireland, was spoken by a Provincetown fisherman, on the Sanks, subsequent to the gale of the 27ch ult; had lost some of her spars. Scum YaRico, at Thomaston 7th inst, was struck with a squall off Seguin wight before, which threw her on her beam ends. To Tight er, threw over three chains, consigned to Messrs E Robinson, EU'Bren and W McCollum Warren, valued at about $1000— threw over also some bar iron. Scur Mary Exranor, French, from Malaga, at Baltimore, on 234 ult lat 35 2s, lon hile !ying to, hada terrific gale from ESE, in whlen lost sails, spars, rigging, &c, She lay six nours on her beam ends. MissinG Vessex.—The schooner Bunker Hill, of Mount Desert, Renben Freeman, Jr, master, sailed from Calais tor New York, Pith a cargo of lumber, Sept 20th, and has not since been hevd from. Lavxcnen—At Portland, 12th inst, by Nattan Dyer & Son, a copper fastened brig of 1°0 tong, calied the Kotlan, n¥ned by the builders. ond Capt Albion Jordan, who will command her, ‘at Cchaes t Nareovs, Mh inet, by Mr Adam Hinckley: a eupe- ricr schooner of 177 tons called ‘the Cobasret, owned princi ally Tt is the sixty- second weasel built by Mr Hinck!e by Capt HS Blackwell, who is to command her, y. At Sedgwick, 13th ult, a fine bark of 250 tons, called the FA Bverevt, owxed by Col R’Carlton, and to be commanded by Capt Jovn W Carlton. of Belfast, At Belfast, 12th inst, from the ship yard of Messrs John Pierce & Co, Lip of 453 tons, called the built by James Burgin, and cwned ‘Also. by afine brig of 192 tons, calied the Carlen. She is owned by Messrs Faunce & White, IL HJobucon, Jr, W Frederick, Jos Denuett, and others; and will be comm»nded by Capt John Flowers, ‘There are ten or twelve large vessels on the stocks in Belfast, to be Inunched the coming week. Whalemen. Spoken, by pilot boat WJ Romer, ith inst, 50 miles East of Sandy Hook, ship Magnolia, of and for New Bedford, from the PAcific, and 52 days from Rio Javeiro, : rk Yeoman, Clark, Atlsntic Osean E8) UBta if (probably 9 Spoke Aug 27, lat 35, lon 43, ean, js cil (probably sp'rm.) Spoke lat 35, lon. Martapoisett, of Westnor’, Boo bts: Soout. Sept’ 9, olf’ Flores, Lydia, 24 days from Fairhaven, clean; 12th, off Graciosa. Pavilion, of edgartown, GO bbls 18th, off St ‘Michavls, America, of Mattae jrett, 1 Ppailed from Warren, R J, 5th. bark Dromo, Daggett, Pacific. At Tahiti, March 6, Black Warrior, Babcock, N I, 15) whon board, bound to Kamsohatka; put in’ to land Philip Curry and Charles H Nelson, sick, ¢ Nateau, N &, before reported sailed from Oahu, April 15, 850 sp 180 wh, is stated in a letter from Capt Weeks, dated April 9, i bay reg ‘sp 150 wh, bound into Japan and Ochotsk seas, for right whale. Capt Winslow, Iate_of the Cassander of Providence, wason a survey of whale ship Fenelon, at St Catharines in July last, and states that sbe was condemned as unreaworthy in coasequence of stress of weather, having experienced repeated gales at sea. Capt ‘Winslow left St Catharines the day after the survey was held, Spoken. Ship Alexandria, Walker, from Baltimore for London, Oct 8, Int 96 17, lon 71 28. Brig Hyder Ali, Wetherell, 14 days from New York for Falkland Islands, Sept 26, lat 34, lon 44, Schr Providence, of Norfolk, for Turks Island, Oct 6, lat 3059, Jon 71 48, Foreign Ports. : Axaxano, PR, Sept 14—Arr brig Wm Price, Rowland, Phila Adelphia via Bayoguer EMERARA, Uct *—Arr ship Thomas Watson, Thomas, Phila- deiphia; (arr 18th ult) dis harged in bond; berks Mary Teresa, Colo, Baltimore, (arr 2 d,) waiting, had not so d cargo; Chaires, Morrell, New York, (arr 24d) uncertain; be'zs Huntress, Rice, Fhia, (arrd7ch,), partly discharged; Walk: ady, Smithy Ni York, (arr 21st ee Brookfield, Newbera, (arr zist, charged; Giltert, Haifeld, New York, just arrived; “Royal Sailor, Hevlon, from Norfolk, arr 2th and suiled sume day for Trinidad; Hartiger, Kocne, Calais, (arr 14th,) and sehr Glob Buree, do, (arr 2ist,) parily dischargee. ‘All the above veesels with but one exception are loaded with breadstuffs, and on account of the refusal of the combined Court of the Colony, to pass the tax ordinance, the marl eins Very unsettled state, ‘The stock of flour in the market was thought to be upwards of 12.000 barrels, this, exclusive of the old stock which could be purchased @? less than cast, ‘Sept 24—Belgian bark Viergo Marie, from NYork; by Mesera Pierce, and others, jesera Carter & Stevens: Gonaives, schr Telus, Hadiey, from and for Bosten b or 10 days, GuayaniILL. "R, Oct 7—No Am vessels in port. ‘or, Sept 17—Brig Fairy, Harper, from and for sires Obage, Madison, from. and for New York, rs Kiven Gavoon, (Aftiea)—Sld previous to Sept 8d, brig Col ‘Howard, New York. Home Ports. f AvexanprrA, Oct 12—Arr brigs Noble, Booth, Barbadoes; Fa- yorite, (Br) Masters, Demarara, Cld brige Virginia, Eldridge, Boston; Germ, Dyer, do. ELrAasr, Oct 10 Arr brig Saml Potter, Douglass, NYork. Baurimore, Oct 16—Ar Bark Allen Potter, (Br,) St Andrews, Helen Maria, Crosby, Boston; Zion, Reynolds, do; Union, Ken drick, do; brig Good Hope, Wright’ Guayanilia; Justina, Jon. stcn Demarara; Dover, Hallett, Boston; Rodolph, Kent, do; seb A Ostorn, Branner, NYork ; ‘Mary Eleanor, Fre Henry, Iieed, Charleston; NYork; Yeso, Ryerson, Lubec ; Wescustogo, ship Emerald, J Drew, Rotterdam: bark Kirkwood, Martin NOricans (of Boston, mew, 241, tons, built at this port), Remick, joston; brigs Chief. Brown, Trinidad, P'S; Lady Chapman, (Br} WI fabius, Munson, Harbor Gracc, NF; scbrs Primross (81) Glawaon, Halitur, NB, Conservative, (Ur) agers, N Yon ydia, Post, do, Sid, brig Milton, York, Key West; schr Cella, Murphy, Gardiner, Me. Boston, Oct 15—Arr, briga Spartan. Saunders, Nickerie; Ope- nango, Matthews, St Martins, of and vis Eastport; Walpole, Ryan, Philad; schr Chatm, Berry, Georgetown, DC. Telographed, bark Oxford, from Buenos Ayres, abt Aug 1; brig Halifax, from Balifax. Cid, 14th, Sea Belle, Harriman, Savannab; Emma, Baker, Phila; Maty H, Crowell, do. ¥ld, berk Incia Maria; brigs Mary 'Worth- ington, Poconocket; and at night bric Swan; Sunday, stip Eerax, Elvira, Ida, Laconia; brigs Cal- ‘Mimosa, Be ks Kate Hastiogs, Alabama, cutta, Ohio. Globe. Emma; Monte Cristo, Fuller, Malta: scqrs Ou tetie, Jo ish Lovetb. Shim Empire Queen, bark Roman, card, ano Tecumseh, storted on Sunday, but put back and aachor- ed in the Roads, Conasser NARRows—Arr 6th. schrs Howard, Doane, Baltid more; Alevander, Neal, Philadelphia; Lamertine, Hammond, do; 9th, brig Vancalia, Pierce, do. ‘CHARLESTON, Cot 10—Arr steamship Northerner, Budd, New York; brigs Emily, Robinson, do; E Townsend, Koors, Wilmis ton, NC—in distress, bound ‘to Matenzas. In the offing, Br ship Avtminia, Rodgers, Liverjool. Cld Br brig Wm Carey, Fash, ee. Gatveston, Oct 18—Arr brigs Lowell, Brown, N York; 28th Mary, Norris, do; (had been inside the bar 22d, and was blown off), Adv 2% brig Lowell; Brown, for N York Oct Sth, Giovexsrén, et Are sche Hudson, are N Yorks, 12th Atlantic, Trott, do for Portland; 18th, brig Julia Payson, Preble, Pb) »delpbia for Hallowell. Sacxsonvnize, Sept O—Are brig, Porto Rien, Burk, N York sehr) O Thompeon, Putoam, do. Cld brig », Ray, do. Newronz, t18- Arr brig Catharine Nickels, Nickels, Wile mington, NC, ‘Nonyo1x, Oct 18—Arr schs Jove New Yorks ‘Salem. fYork. Cla Brown, Bi Abel Story, Cate, Provincetown. §ld schr Crescent Newser, Oct 6—Arr echr Adaranda, Griffin, 9th, schr Anna Maria, NYork, ‘New ORLEANS, Oct 5—Arr ship Oxenbridge, Taylor, Boston; bark Channing, Atwood Rio anelro; Sep Remain (80) Fat el, Hava Paul, Ta mn; Emily, Victoria, Hoffman, Matagorda, Cld ship Lucas, Outerbridge, Phi- ladelphis; ects Ea Brower, Matagorda; Charles C Keyser, Affson, Pensacola. Towed to sea on the 20th ult, ship Galena, and echr Florindss 27th, brig, Metamora. PoRTLAND—Cid 13th, brig Leontine, Merryman, Porto Rico. Sld Fark Condor, do, Piyovri—Arr i0th, sch President Harrison. Nickerson, New York. Sid 12th. sch Louisa Sears, Scarr, Phila. PRroviexce, Oct 13—Arr bark Carlo Manrap, (new, of Provi- dence) Warren. in tow of steamer, brig Mazeppa, Colson, Da- rien. 8Id, schs 8t Helena, Hato SALEM, Oot 14—Sid bark Tom Corwin; rchr Curl SAvAnwan, Oct Arr ships Eliza, (ir) Snell, Lis Bs Mills, do; Solon, vhiladelphia; bark mill, sey, NY ork; brigs Angusta, Fendall, da; Hallowell, Johnsow, do, 1ith, brig Caroline. Gilkey, Camden, Me. Cld ship Eliza, (Br; Snell, New Orleans—from Liverpool, put in for orders; brig Ame Geore rican, Ross, NY ork. cS erga Beyane trae "ha i Water Bae ant mond. Watts, N Oficanee Tndiae, W rigs Almirs, do} 8th, Mary Jane, Lermond, nainoron, Oct 10—Arr webs Justice, Raymond, Newport: 11th, brig Mary & Jane, Renton, NYork; schr Mary Powers, My- fe, to Cid ith oar & Powell Powel, NYork 11th pehe A J ce 1, 0; on on; m McGilvery, Drew 3th, sobr Olive, Phillipe, New Yorks 1éth, echs David Hale, Bogart de: Chae Mills, Sandford, do. ATE 13th, brige Mosella, ton; Legan, Treat, do, Passengers Salled. New Orteans axp HAvana—Steamshi; Orleane—K W Mon: , wife, 3 childrer Henshaw, wife, child, and servant ; Messrs Josep! C Marsh, ‘Chew, J £ Allen, J C Baldwin; Mrs Thos! Mrs Wortendyke and servant: Mrs $ Cammett, Mre 2children and nurse ; Mr C C Frost, lady and servant; Mr Fox, lady and servant; Mr Isaac Bell, Jane M ‘Mrs Leonora A Duy Wag, G Plummer, 8 G Hand, E JA Horton, J 8 Goodwin, J Mathews, Carrie, ‘A Lavnate, A Datilh, F F Lord, Hamilton, J Bizley, Issac Lum- fey, E Wolf, J Davie, Theo Gardiner, RG Sager, J For Bavant—Messrs Edwin Churchill, H Robinson, F Ward and Indy; Mrs Taylor; Sr Juan Ygno de Ona; Mr D Borges, Savanwan—Suamaip Cherokee detn GC AVANNA i ohn G York; John Epps. Flerida; ® A Wood, JA Norris, Mong sand Providenee, RI; H Carver, indy, C Gilmartin, Savannah; Mrs G 8 Cook, Macon; Mamson, Camden Co; Ira Oiney, North ir, Philadelphia; urns. ‘Brewex—Bark Jason—K Schultze, W Shrainka, A Lerry, Ma- tilde Lerry.M Mittendort,C Leitz, Lena Leite, H Wagner, G Ba- o IsT OF LETTERS REMAINING IN THE NEW YORK Post Office, October 14, 1548. 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