The New York Herald Newspaper, November 13, 1848, Page 4

The Feet of the Discovery of Gold Coal in California, on the Bagiish, (From the London Standard, Oct. 12.) . Amongst the important discoveries made in California, as notived in our last number, we find that we have omitted to state the discovery of ano- ther mineral, s:ore important im some repects than. even gold itslf, namely, coal, on the borders of the Bay of San Francisco. This will greatly taci- Iitate the proposed steam communication between that port and China, to which latter country a d steamer may go from San Francisco 1 little more than three weeks. [t will also be of great service to the line of steamers determined oa by the American government to run from Panama to the Columbia River. A short tume, also, will, we doubt not, eee a railroad made trom the more western borders ef the United States, as known before the peace with Mexico, across the Rocky Mountains to the Pacific at San Francisco. That active officer, Colone! Fremont, has already set out on a journey to explore a route for that pur- pose, should he fiad, as he mast probably will find, a practicable passage through the Rocky Mountain chain about the head-waters of the Ar- haneas, which runs iato the Mississippi and the Green River, a great and head branch of the Colo- rado, which runs into the Gult of Caiiforaia, or in lat 41 deg. by the Platte or Kansas Rivers, which run mto the Missouri, then a communication hy steam on the eastern rivers and by rail to the Pacific, will speedily be eflected. The head-waters of the Arkansas, the Kansas, the Platte, and the Colorado come very near to, in fact almost interlock with, each other, and there isevery probability thata rail- road may -be found practicable, keeping to the north of the Colorado, and to the south of the con- necting range, which runs trom the Rocky Moun- tains to the Sierra Nevada, or more properly speak: ang, the eastern wing of that chain, and running along by the foot of the most southern point of that last named chain, in about lat. 34 30 N, and lon. 117 30. W., and thence running N. W. into the Rio Joaquim, and along it to the Bay of San Francisco. This effected, would complete avery rapid liae of commercial communicatioa between the Atlante and the Pacific, and add predigiously to the wealth, power, and influence of the United States. We are confident a few years will see such a commu- Mication completed. f : Amongst other matters important for this country to know, is the vast number of emigrants arriviag an the United States from Europe, and more especially from the United Kingdom, and which are constantly adding to the numbers, the wealth, and the power of those States. From sunrise to noon 1,800 emigrants landed at New York, and in the afternoon 950 more landed, making 2,750 in one day, all in health and spirits, and the greater tion, says the New York Herald, from Great ritain. from May to December, 1847, there londed 129,082, and trom Ist January to August, 1848, 110,404 were landed, making 239,486 in fitteen months; of these, 53,150 were Germans and 52,496 irish. Every month the numbers arziving were increasing. In reterence to the agricultural produce and pros- perity of the United States, these papers state that about 22 miles below Cincinnati, on the Ohio, there as a field of corn covering 6,000 acres, the crop of which (about eight qrs. to the acre) is valued at 72,000. This can be carried down the river to New Orleans at a iiding expense, and shipped. trom that port to England at a very low rate of freight. The land peys neither rent, taxes, poor rate#, nor tithes. Can our highly-taxed agricultu- nets, under free trade, compete with this? Cer- tainly not. [From the London News, Oct. 12 We always thought that if the Spanish race was good for anything, it was for discovering sod mines and working them. In Mexico especially, from the time of the invasion of Cortez to the ex- sion of Rodil, gold-tinding seemed the only Pranch of industry to which the hidalgo race would condescend or would apply. Aad yet here have the Spamiards been, some hundred years, in | seession of a country where god is found to be | is “flakes of snow,” and they saw it not,— Jonathan” eoveted North California simply for | its hides, and for its harbour of San Francisco. But no sooner does he get possession of it than his | Keen scent rows 2iscovers the great object of hu- Man pursuit—gold. ‘There appears to be little doubt that considerable quantities of the precious metal have been fouad on the Rio Sacramento, which empties itsel! into the Bay of San Francisco; and, as easy be sup- posed, the discovery has had a magical eflect on the population. The habits of this population and their trade are nowhere better described than in the graphic pages of “Two Years betore the Mast.” It would require Dana’s pen to depic' the present metamorphosis. The coast and its towas are deserted of their popwation. Hide curers and beef jeikers, padre and hidalgo, the lazy Indian and active Sandwich Islander, men, women, and children, have all set off for the Sacramento, with every house utensil that could hold water, to serve © wash earth, for the finding the precious metal- ic sediment. Never did pots and pans reach such aprice. Earthenware is worth its weight in sil- ver. A wooden bowl is quite a fortune. A revo- lution similar to that which has affected the hu- man race in 50 Many in Paris, Berlin, and Vienna, has befailen Califor- nia crockery. And whilst printer’s devils have become statesmen, and taken to represent in the one, mugs, jugs, and porringers have sold and been | prized as coetly plate in the other. Indeed, the resemblance might be carried far- ther, the Californian revolution not having been confined to crockery. ‘The discovery of gold in the Sacramento, like ‘that of communism on the Seine, has produced a contusion of rank anda startling degree of equatity. The governor and the mendicant, the Indian and the Don, the con- quering Yunkee and the subject Lepero, stand side | by side, up to their knees, 1m the sands of the n- ver, ttooping, poking, wees washing, all intent on the one gieat object. Meals are neglected, and, when had, paid for at a price that distances the Clarendon—vestment forgotten, dignity thrown aside, the comforts and the decencies of life alike Joet in the American Pactolus. Even polities have pd bette and republicanism ceased to be preached for tne moment; for two newspaper edi- tors have declared themselves without readers, and have deserted pen and scissors for spade and | bowl. We must hear more of this El Dorado betore | we bestow upon it serious attention. There are some textures which will not bear many weeks’ washing, and the gold mimes of Sacramento may one of them discovery of gold may 10 the end produce poverty, not wealth. The vessels whichare weekly crowd- ing in great numbers the harbor of San Fraaciszo, will be too numerous to export the gold, while they may no longer get the provisions, the hides, the produce, which they sought. Old Spain knows well what it is to have @ population abandon the cultivation of the soil, in order to wander forth in search of gold, the peninsula having not yet re- covered the effects of that mania. Population, however, wall not fail in the Sacramento, for the | American press is so busy working the mine of | wonder, that we should not be surprised to fiad the population of whole States migrating over the Rocky Mountains inte the fabulous regions of North Calitornia. Sievian Occurnexce.—The following eireum- stances ot an occurrence which recently took 8 neighboring town, though they bear strongly ‘on the Marvellous, « authenticated form. An old man, upwards of seventy ears of age, by the name of Benson, an inhabitant of «ndon, whose chief ccenpation during the past eum- ‘mer hae been the gathering of ivy and other leaves for the purpose of distillation, lett his home on Mo: da} ay ‘is accustomed pursuit. Failing to return that evening, it produced some anxiety among his friends, ndon the succeeding day inyuiries were made for 3 among the neighbors, and those whom it was #apposed he might casually visit; nothing, however, ad been heard from him. Search was then made ia the woods he was known to frequent, which was con- tinued from day to day, without succes; the namber Of pertons thus engaced being increased, as the fact oft his absence be more generally kaowa, Oa Sanday, more thano ‘woods and pastures within the range of two or three miles of bis residence, during which day.a bag he had | Deen accustomed to carry, was foams, partially filled with leaves. On Monday, the eighth day from the time of his leaving, he was found on Bear Hill, about a mile from his residence. He was lying twoen two large Joge, and was still alive! It is supported he was taken ina fit, which lefthim in so weak state that he was | to nesithimeelf, At the time of his discovery. cognieed the friends approaching him. When t¢ d that this aged and infirm person was ‘expoped for at least even days to the inelemency of the weather,and th treme cold of the late frosty nights, without sustenance of any kind, it is indees ‘Wonvcerful thet he should have survived. Our infor. Went states that ct Inst gecounts the old gentleman ‘was improving, and bid fair to resover.—Concord. (N. BL) Patsict. Coal Trade. Porrsvriux, Nov. 11.—The quantity sent by railroad thir week je 15.587 19; by ewmal, 11,017 19; for the ‘week. 00.165 18: total by railroad, 1,096.60" 897,690 67. The trade is decreasing. tion by caual will soon close for the al of the collieries have stepped for the at Richmond, for white ash ip, broken, egg. and stove, is $5 red ash, from 9 68 to $3 75, aceording to quality Amount of coat over the Philadelphia aod leading Railroad, and Behuy ikill Navigation, for the week ending on Thurs. | @ay evening last Week. Total. Week Port Carbon..40) 14 920882 06 6,602 00 Potteville.....3.607 1 10417 17 | 960 U8 8. Lis +6968 10 440,877 09 3,542 00 114,410 17 Pt, Ciimton.2202 04 124486 18 807 10 Total, «++ 18887 19 1,000 O07 16 11,917 19 9 897,600 07 Tote) by RR, & eanshi,s04,a08 02 ropean feapitals, notably | It may even happen that this | metous in @ reliable and weil | Zid ult, with the intention of passing the | hundred persons traversed the | 4695 ' Army Intetligenc. ‘From the St Louls Reveille, Nov. 1) ‘The Mary Biane, arrived last evening from Wayne City, trovght down about reventy eight oMcers anal men of the Third Regiment Missouri Voluateers, among whom we notice the names of Col. R. H. Lane and Dre, E, 8. Gayle and Thomas E. Maseey, Surgeons Married, On Tuerday, the 7th instuat, by the Rev. Mr. Stone, Mr. D S Paumen, of Charleston, 8. C., to Miss Carn: nine M, Zuirz, daughter of C. A. Zeltz, Esq., of this city. Oa Sundey, the 12th instant, by the Rev, p, Mr Cuas B. Braker, to Mise M. 03 this city. Mr, La- A AYRES, al In Brooklyn, Nov. 12, by the Rev. Mr. Henay Fisnen, the above city. At Buenos Ayres, August 31, Dr. Jacon Tuxsspuny, of Maine, to Miss Emity Sctrox, of Basnos Ayres, daughter of Richard Sutton, Faq., aad grand-daughter of Gen, Mancilla. Curry, Mr. to Miss Etizavern J. Moose ail of tant, Mrs. Rucen Mantin, jartin, aged 64 years, of the family, and thore of her sons, Daniel and Lewis Martin, are invited to at- tend her funeral, from her late residence, No 11 Des eorere, street, this (Monday) afternoon, at half past 3 o'clock. On Saturday, thé 1ith instant, Fravcis Avovsrvs, infant ron of Diederich M. aud Mary J. Havemeyer, aged eight months and eleven days The relatives and friends of the family are respect. fully invited to attend the funeral, this (Monday) afternoon, at 34; o'clock, from No. 104 Charlton street, On Sunday, the 12th instant, after a brief bat severe ine nowy B, CakRon, aged 37 years, § months, 88, A. and 14 da: His friends and soquaintances, and also those of Martin Gilmore and George Logan, are respectfully invited to a tend his funeral, from No. 44 Oliver street. at three o'clock, on Tuesday afternoon, ‘At Brooklyn, L. I.,on Monday, the 6th iastant, of consumption, Many Estnen, ighter of David and Rebecca Eytinge, formerly of Philadelphia, aged 17 Jears, 7 months, and 9 day: Her remains lie ia Greenwood Cemetery. Philadelphia papere please cop. Earth! gnard what here we lay im holy traat, That which hath left our home adarken'd piece, Wanting the form. the simile, now veried with dust, ‘The tight departed with our leviiest face ; Yet from thy bonds un tying hope springs pare— ‘We have but lent curbsautiful to Thee. Major James Cocunan died at Oswego a fowd aysazo, in the 80th year of his age. Major C. belonged to tae Revolutionary race, and an age that has passsd away, His father was the friend and Sargeon Geaeral of Geo. Washington. and the Major himself was connected and associated with the great men who achieved our [nde- pendence, and whose names adorn the anaalsof our country. Mejor C. was a member of Congress, with Harrison Gray Otis and Albert Gallatin, in 1797, dur- ing the administration of the elder Adams, and has held many posts of honor and distinction, which he filled with credit to himself and advantage to his o u0- try. He was a man of strong mind, sincere and upright in all the relations of life, a devout Christain, and an ardent patriot. Ronent Srvant, Esq. formerly of Detroit, died at Chicago on the 29th uit aged 64. For many years Mr. Stuart resided at Mackinaw and was extensively en- gaged in the commercial enterprises of the North. west, while the Indian trail and bark canoe were the only means of travel. He traversed the country from the Straits of Mackinac to the mouth of the Oregon, and became familiar with the Indian tribes of that region For several years past Mr. S. had beea engaged im the construction of the Illinois and Michigan canal. — — eee THE LATEST ADVICES RECEIVED FROM ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD, ar THE NEW YORK HERALD OFFICE, +Cet 14 Martio'que.. = Oct 18 Mon tan, India’ sina o Alexandria, Egypt pt 28 Moder Sept 13 Malta. .Jan 1 Madrid Sept 18 Milan, ° 7", Vet 21 Maracaitio Mansanilla os Angurtine Bi Altona Ras Batavia... Bay of Lelands, N. Brescia vo. oe Bermuda Buenos Ayre Belize, Hon... a Prinos Porto Cabello , Palermo Point Poire, Pernambuco Senta Martha St Petersburg Schlesw St Helen: St Jago de Cuba’ St Johns, PR.. Sturgart | Oct 16 Surinam 8 Smyrna... ptl6 Stockholm St Lucia Trinidadde Guta 1 Taleahvana BARITIMNE INTELLIGE ck. SHIP NEWS NOTICE. Commanders of versels bound to this ) Will eon. fer a favor upon us by having all parcels, papers, and reports, intended for the New Fark Herald, ready for | immediate delivery to our news steamer, the News | Bor, She will board inward bound vessels in ths vi- | sinity of Sandy Hook. Those bound to other ports | whether foreign or dozaestic, will confer an additional favor by forwarding to the JIrrald, throngh the mail or othe: ship news or papers that may be deemed of interest to the community. We will gladly recipro- ente the favor. Movements of the Occan Steamships, To arrive at New York, To sav from New York. LIVERPOOL. LIVERPOOL, Sarah Sands, Islon, Now 17 America, Leiteh, Nov 22 Cambria, Sha Jan 13) Canada, Judie Doo 20 ROUTHAMPTON, RO. SOUTHAMPTON, ko. | Qermann, Crabtres, Nov 2)| Washington, Johnston, Nov 20 | weRMUDA. BERMUDA, Forth, Sturde Deo 8 | Forth, Sturdee, Nov 13 | To arrive at Boston To sait from Hoxton, LAVERPOOL, LIVERPOOL, Acadia, Dovgla's, Nov 4] Acadia, Donglass, Nov 20 Britannia, Ve Nov 1S} Britannia, Lang, Dos 13 Nispars, Ryrie, Dec 2| Ninvara, Ryrie, Dee 27 Movements of the sailing Packets, Ships to Sol, Ships to Arrive, LIVERPOOL. Trott vit PY R Jeon shall, Montezuoa, Lowber, Nov 16] Ashburton, Bunting, | PORTRAOUT He TEOO CTH, Prince Albert, Meyer, Oct 24) Wellington, Chadwick, Nov16 Woetminiter, Warner, Nov! | Mgt Evans, Tinker, ' Nov 24 ‘ator, Williams, Nov) Switzerland, Fletcher, Doo 1 Nov 16 | Ain, Bayle, Chadwick, Deo S HAVRE. Oct 20) Havre, Ainsworth, Nov 20 Crawford, — Nov 7 / Oneida. Puuck, Doo 1 | otk, Lines, Nov 10] Argo, Davis, Deo 10 | Port of New York. November Li, 1548, | vee 78] MOOM RI 783 | sees $ 56 HIOM War wo Buitish otearner Porth, Sturton Drewnda, $i ; s2yitinh steamer Forth, Sturdes, Bermuda, 83% days, to Mail Gormienbo, aud 8 dave Lb G Oriswold, 720 W, opeke Russian bark Sirooa, for 40 W, ship Columbia, iv hours Rove, Load hi Kuro Wh, lat 57 24 N, lon | from New York for Charl Slip adantie Johnson, * Feest & Hicks, The A and anchored in the | hip Southport, MoC toG Bulkiey-—1 pai ans, Oel 25, with cotton, te, fed last wight by the News ick, Char'eston, 4 days, with cotton, wer, ‘The S was boanted lavt night hy hored in the lower bay. Orloave) Hiukling Liverpoe!, 29 dsye, 183 paesencera, too 2rd ull, im rricane away’ all topmasts oails at e; o( bor data ge, Bark Clarivea Perking, Dunham, Trinided de im 50 days, with woger, to Chasteria'n & Pouverts Left no Am vesesis, ‘Sth inerant, ot 9 A ay dot JS W, low 74 40, Bpoke sieamslip United States, hence for. New Uriesns. Tue C P was boarded by News Boy. Sith Barazoug, (of Philedelp ba) Fores, New Groans, 18 ad with mdse, to the master. The 3 was boarded by the ‘4 C Bell, Crocker, Eastport, 6 cays, with lumber, to Sturges & Brewen brig Gil Sian, Base. onan? @aye in ballast, and to Bensehes Briviah trig Souvenier, (Oavaster, Limertok, ot day a alle, rs, nd 82 passenge! mast Baiting ‘amena uenton, McLeod; Glasgow, 36 days, to M |—65 steerage pasceng. Trig Reindecrs W ilsous Malaga, 37 days, with fruit, &e, toJ Retinson. Philip Mone Joy, Newport, Weles, 58 davs, with railroad Boe ner ae on whale sean hee riety ceria eed Turrieane froin SSE, which lasted 18 bo shified cargo. Same time. bad weather she kop? off before mak mame. — i Haya, Veovites, 13 days. with mahogany, &¢, to Holt& Owen, Left no Am vessals im port. Brg May Flower, Carricr, Turks Isiaud, 15 days, with salt, te Trowbridge & Som, of New Haven, where the vos! is hound. Left no Am vessel, The M F was boarded by the News Boy. Prig Uranuy, (of Ballowell) Rurt, Bach. & daze wich lanben, tomaster. Sihinstant, off Nautucket South is, caw & Bri tisk steamer bound Bast, (the Europa henoo ) Bric MC Draper, Deeper, Newport, RI, 2 days, in ballast, to ster. "hehe Challenge, Read, Lubeo, 4 doye, with lumber, to order, Won boarded by the News Boy las! night, in the lower bay, at tork bak, tly mahing very the tea tudor baro poles ooald a. 4 iekerson, Boston. : Sbr Eamund Frances. Dickerson, Connecticut Fiver, 2 days Tighter sehr Rodman R Bowne, Green, with mdse, from wreek of tip Katharine Jackeon, wehtttows French brig Lucy, of Nau te, : Also, a dismasted bark, Two ships, a bark, and three brigs, ‘The News Boy lett the Hook last nightafierdark, Very thick, ‘Ro vessels in sight bound in, Salled. Satarday—Steamehip Southerner, Charleston. ‘ Novevnxn 12—Wiwd, st sunries, NE; meridian, NK; euneet, NE, blowing 9 gale wirh rain, Herald Marine Correspondence, Pritaps.ria, Nov 12—4 P M—4rrived. Ontifornia, Bichvorn, Boston: cobrs Aan Bliza Cake, Eudioot, .N Yora; sil: vie, Inland, N York; Kedron, Ogden, Haruord; J P Bickley, ry jendersop, Boston, : Cleared—Packet’ ship Wm Penn, Michaels; Liverpool; barks Bik, Nickerson, ano Tremont, Baker, Boston; rigs Nanvoo, Holmes. Mayaguez, PR; A MJones, Willeby, Port Yalthal; Bliza Jane ‘Townse: d, Mobile; Nobe, Ceming, Boston; Cslitornia, Bichborn, de: schooners J P Bratley, Henderson, do; Moussom, Rilliman, Wilmington, NC; Rainbow, Emeraon, Ba'timore; Tal: bot, Blouse, Boston; Francis A Hawkina Wuolse, Providence ; Brena Vista, Racket, New London; Kedron, Ogden, Albany; barge Comet, Cox, N York; eteamer Iron sides, Stewart, do. Miscellancous, ‘ Levren Baos ofateamer Hibernia, tor Halifax and Liverp-ol, will close nt the Exchange Reading Room. (to. enday. Hath, av w quarver before 4 o'clock, A Ieiter bag for the above steamer will te forwarded from the sbove office, this afternoon, ter befere 4 o'clock, ‘Letters can be pre-paid to dest: Bank Winturor, of Aurusta, Maine, froui Mobile for Provk der ce, repor ted mi-ti: g, arrived at Nassau, NP. on the 2th Ost: in distress, eports on the night of the 13h of Octoner, was thrown on her loam ends, Capt Davidarn killed at the wheel, and ni 1, Obed Burgess, washed ovorbrard and lomt.’ The dark righte away the foremast and throwing over ‘art of the deck load of ustton, and arrived mt Nassau in oharz> od officer, ‘The body ‘ef Capt Davidson was re'ained ov beard ore or two dayaafter the accident and was then buried, Theseoond «leer of the Winthrop repurts having seen abark to leeward, at 6 m, on the 18th, steering Sor S by N.and om tie 19, anvithor vere! wae astern steering iu a Southerly direction. ‘Tho Invior was een again oa the following day, and supposed from her ry, to be much in the rame diemantied condition as the Winthrop, Susp SUSAN Drew, of 2alem, which has been already reported at Naseau, baving been ashore on St rrap Cayes, was in charce of the asent of the Underwriters oa the ch Oct, She was abandoned by Cr pt, Rensor, who returned home hy way of Hemptoa Roada, Tn reference to the renort of the @efdent, tm which there appears ‘o aheht discrepanby, * Beuson published the tollowing cardia the Neesau Guarding j Naasav, NP, Oct 19, In examining our report of the disaster of the ship Susan Drew, vrder my command, L tind am error in the beazinss of the tend? when the ship struck en Stirray Cay bar, Phe Nerthern Point of z irrup Cays boresbout ESE instead of NW hy ae pa eh The wind vas SW; at OPM thowind sileed foe Rw to NW, and blowed tremendously wntil daylighs, when ie moderato. ie AU7 AM, te ship ban 19 move: we ae insed ia Sig fathoms; came to'anchor, rigcot jury masts, and imag iaeet our way forNaseau. ‘he other part of veut repee ec rect. s SAW'L BENSON, Ev RAsAH, while ashoro on Gingerbread Ground, on he tereto Now Ufleandl throw over part of be eargo: at tee rollowicg marks or cases were prekod tp, taken fy Naat fuld, vite—en es of shoesand bvots clocks, chafrsol va tran:ct aire numbered on both soe of he ' Len and French goods cf various kinds and ons of slosh, Haydon, Morty & Co, care of Saxon & Webb, NY orks wees Edvate, Mutturt & Co, NOt ane; Edsst0 Peabody & Ger8t how ‘i Laxingtow, Mo: easen also martud frond & JW NYork: J A 3 Rosia: Polhana & Delomons , rom Heine & Hail, 42 Beaver st, N Vouk Siup CHAMPUAIN, at N Orleans, fm Philadel : se Gat Ghoawstored a severe hurr one te lerta eres 4)'W, ley toonder bare poles fcr sixteen houre, main top galiant masta broke vif by the caps, lost main top sail and shifted cargo. oes n, Buc SourrsIm, At this port, fell in on the Sth alt, with themrock ofr bre Brisaon's, trom Degaraca for Lier tianed ay any fal walt C20 fm er the cap ats » The iad been dismast ree 8 previg i ae Gf wiva'from the Southward, previous ing Bric Cnatranocenx, of Philadelphia, which suited on bo, for Georgetown, & C., and thera anived at Nassnn, N. ¥.,in distress on the Iyth instant, having received much damtge in’ hall and cargo om the night of the 13th of Ootober. Capt, Carclie lost neary ail his waters ap it i nd r: ceived other d She waa discharged sur- dered to be repaired. ‘The repairs will cost about Burro How, lost on ber passage hence to Port an Princ ingured at Boston, no? ee Bava, e, wae Sreamsicp Buena Visra, Jarvis, hence for St Th Car.ce, saite? from Charleston on ths 7th for destinatinge oe Lavscnep~At Bath. 28th ult, by Messrs Larrabeo & Hall, guip of 40 tore, called the Moro,’ owned by the builders snd Gon W puneun E+, and. to bo ecmmanied by Capt WP Larraice, Same cay, #ebip of 35) tons, name not given, by Mesors Win 4 Rogers & Son, to be commanded by Capt Geo A Preble, who iy part ows t Brupew jek, 28th ult, ty Lemont, Hall & Porsaith, ship Pon- to, to be oc mmanded by Capt John Crooker: owned by Iniitders, tho maser, Memrs C& WD Crooker, and Thomas D Wilder, of Bat “At Newonstle. 4th inst, hy B F Webb, Esq. 9 fine oppor faston- ed brig of abcut 160 tons, called the Galena, ‘AtNewtaryport, Sth inst, by Mr Jolin Currier, Jr. ship Fran- ise, of 700 tone. ean: ‘Whatemen, At Taleahnans, Sept ®, (by the Virginian at this port) shi; Jolin Adam TD bound cus eruies of tis mente coy ee ro home; had 1100 bbis oi! Paseed by, bark He:lo, Heder, Sippican, with 450 ee ee Spoke June J, no lat, &. ship Arab, Broley, F Haven, 1400 bbls; Triton, King, N Bedford, 400 sp. AUNcs Bey, July 9, Gee Porter, Bilis, do, 25 thls, bound North. un from Indian Ovean, of and for Spoken. Brig America, hence for Savannah, and the schr Modiator, for Georgetown, Oct 9, off % Brig Nitheray, 3 days kenoe for West Indiesno date, lat 3414, Jon 72 W. bigs Leonora, Mandeville, NYork; Herald, Gray, from ¢o, fu SudJuay, CA. Sailed 17, Brig AS Wastibura G.tord, Tuske Ialand, Nas P, Arr brig Pedrazga, Donette, NY ork, port Sith. barks NW Bridze, of Bomten, waiting foe spare Wie throp, from Mobi ‘ha :tahoo idgon, from Mobt'e for ere a Cavoli, trom N York, for Georgotown, ‘scollaneor Alzoin port, chip Suean Drow, of Salem, from Boston, for New Oriesns, in charge of the agent of D2 underwriters, Sr Gyores, (Bermuda) Nov An Ameroyn ship with a deck load oteats anchored off port, (probably the bark Wal aH Lam hy Jot 26. Sr THowas, Noy Bark Texidor, for Ports Rico, lag. Tarcanvara, Sept &—Sohr Rav te of Baltiao anre, ty authority of United Siares government, nn? Home Porta. Nor rn der: Bosrox, Saturday, NO; Condiva, Moore, Raitimere; ol Me: tr ze Ottoman, Hannum, Malaga; America, Tre. dwell Fholad; Jas Roseb. Brown, NYo1 +hooners Canton, Hall, and Com Stewart, Bishop, Philud; ek, NJ. Cid ship Verpasian, Davie, Ha Pistes, 3h Johnson, is, Hatles, Cork aud a warket'; Br brign Charlan, M Pictou Jobu Currier, Knapp, NO; bark Union, Kendr ok, Baltiuoes brigs R Russel, Arey, Savaansh ; Chostaw. Kendriek Charisse Lewis Brnce, Chase, Norfolk; Rodo'ph, David Kent, Balt’ ore; Abbott Lawrence, Crowoll, Philad; Matamoras, Davia do: | Heteey and dens, Brock. do: Jenny Lind, Comory, Frankfort, schooners Conriat, Rozers Richmond; Jasper, Haailiton, N York? Cyrvs Chamberlein, Bearse, do. Bavrivony, Nov ll—Arr Hamburz brig Heanott oston, to load for Rio; sehr Elizabeth. Plymoi brig Tremont. Cid, brig lL W Armscron ce; Br she Victoria, A bai ry, do, sox, Nov 8—Arr, ship Camden, Sherwood. N York, hy No:theraer, & Bol i, NYork hip Towa, Parker, id, Ner brig Phoebus, Senet, mbury; brig Wyas Went ts son, sbip Ht Allen, Modinnn, N Works see? Lothrop. Tiawpron Roars, Nov 10—Arr Br ech Tame, Hudeen, from Noseau, NP, Oc he vossels annonneed yoaterda; main there, “Noting oame 1m rselir Eleanor, Capt Groves, , Sep’25, with merchandise and parsongors, NE, with strong indfontions of snowy weather, Jenner a », Nov 10—Arr sehr Ellen Rodman, Osgood, hip Audubon, Wicter, Calentta; sehrs Thames, eiphin; Corne'ia, Yeung, N Nov lW—Arr brig Dia VW, 9% 4 eT) i rk , » Parker, Kennebec for NYork. nRBY Haven, Nox Ware sloop Lady Fouw! NY 4 ‘Thompson, brig Montazae, Ross, Philadviphia; schts Blisa, ——, albany; Minerva Nach, do: I Merrett, Relscy, do, jew 10~Arr schr Mary, Howland, Haltimore. 8ld brig George Washington, McCarty, Philadelphis, Passengers Arrived. 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