The New York Herald Newspaper, November 15, 1848, Page 4

Law Intelligence. CHATGE OF MURDER OV THE HIGH SEAS. ‘Uni Cencvit Coun Bev 14 — Before Judges Nelson and Betts, — The trial ef Coptain Bertrand was this resumed morning. oo ay wae eotied ane examined for the de- Sence.—Hes been a surgeon in the navy for about 30 Year: bar, Gurlng (hac Vue, See & Browt Meany mea pupisbed ; at present. im our service, more than 50 lather with 9 cat-o’-nipe-tails are pot inflicted; for- merly, punishment to a much greater extent was in- feted ; never knew any bad consequences to follow ight die from fright or from persion ; thin! would be imposribie, if the man | ‘wee in health before, that a dozen blows of the rope mew produced could cause death. On his cross ex- on yo Ene ves stated ther a great change bad mode cf punishing in the American ORE DY is DOL vo Ire quent HOF BO Severe | acs lor ceming trom chore to the vessel. after a round ef dissipaticn, the nervous system ich a state ef prostration that the ipiliction of ment would accelerate the death of such an individual. Doctor Rocens, examiued.— lo # medial prastition. er for 20 years several — nese hg ) flogged in the State’s prison: is of oninion that no immediate wortal injury eculd ariee from it flog- ged with ruch a rope as the one now produced, if the man on whom the punishment was inflicted wasine tale; i the WAN Wes previously of fatem- bite, the {infliction of such punishment might n effusion of blood on the brain, an aneu- ¢ heart, or appoplexy; if witness was called , after death, he would je or other ef these causes; some in- tens.tive about the region of the others; # slight blow in that region will, affect a person of a rensitive temperament, ism 0! upon to examine the deceas hook for ei a@iviovall Doctor Foutz gave similar testimon: Captai: fifte: Sturc ng eg a Sis folowea tae seatfor ars: has 5 og ime. juent op- of seeing men chastised on board; thi t inflicted om the deceased was neither Josern E. Haviry, examined,—Is master of a ship; has 1 liowed the sea for about sixteen years; heard the testimony of Captain Sturges; witness concurs with Ws. Poor, examined.—Is acquainted with the prisoner about fifteen years; always found him to be @ quiet. gentlemanly, unobtrurive man; heard thore who railed with him speak highly of him; never knew him to bave any <ifficulty previeus to this. The case for the defence here rested. The public Prorecutor then went into a rebutting testimony. Joun W. Suirn, Jr, was called on bebalf of the pro- eecution. is a physician, and practitioner in surg. ir twenty years. Gr Happore mina to soteea'te: the bad eyes of @ -b pothing on him but a cotton shir", what effect would twelve blows, inflicted across his loins, with the rope pow shown to you, produce on him? A.—I think they might produce dislocation or frac- ture of the spine, or a rupture of some ot the vesseis, that might produce death. Suppose that person, after receiving twelve is Jaid om the deck, and remains there for about three quertere of an hour, and is thef put into his buck. and is found dead in afew hours afterwards, with bis mouth discolored by blood, what would you ecneeive to be the cause of his death? A.— I think it may have proceeded from one or other ef the caures | bave mentioned. To the Gourt.—1| do not mean to be understood that the flogg ng described by the prisoner's counsel would naturally produce death. All I mean to say is. that 4t is porsible. Geonur Tuosrsox, examined for the prosecution. — ‘Was a eailor on board the Albambra; saw the deceased the day of the cecurrence; saw him come down from the rigging; he went forward, and was doing @ job; he held in his hend went over; the mate told should pay for it; one of the men sung out e had raved it; the mate then called him but he 4id not answer; the mate ran after him; the man ran through the galley, followed by the mate; the witness afterwards saw the mate shove bim through the galley; the next thing witners raw, was the eecond mate taking him from the first mate, shoving bim aft; and he after- warde struck him on the’fa nd knocked him down; the chief mate ordered the second mate not to strike him again; that he would have none of that: the captain then came out of the cabin, and ordered him to be seized and tied up in the rigging. The ‘witners then went on to describe what happened after the deceased was tied up, pretty much as the other witnerses for the Proecution, except that he swore the captalp ordered the secend mate to get alarger rope than the one the mete first brought to flog him, and that the captain eaid if there was any disobedience on board, he would rkinevery man of them alive; never heard the deceased rpeak a word after the first mate asked him would he return to his work? he “answered “po; that ie the first and last word | heard him wpeak; heard Watson's testimony ye terday; did not bear the deceased use the language to Captain Ber- trand. stated by Watson, the second mate; does not | think he did, but witness will notsvear positively that he did not; there were others of the men nearer to him than witness. {One of the prisoner's counsel went to ‘witness on the stand, to get himto describe the situation of the @eceared, and ofthe second mate. at the time of the flogging—put himeelf in the position intwhich the de- ecared was, at the time he was flogged, and desired the witness te dercribe how the mate flogged the de- eeased. The witness, who had the rope in his hand, | suddenly raired it, and gave the lawyer a very sound Diow scross the shoulders, which sct the audience in a Tran Sancuez, examined for the prosecution, jlor on board the Alhambra; remembers » man was flogged; saw the man come w the chief mate chase Lim from the larboard turboard side, through the gailey; he second mate bringing him sft; saw bim shove him down, and then strike him in the face with his fiet; he then esked him to work, and de- | 147 Reade street, and rtealing comet = ae artiolen of jewelry. rty mi y Mr Baldwin amon ed to about $8000 io value, Mr. Baldwin being call to the stand ane withers, tentifed to baving lost the property im question ; about $200 of said property was subse qu ey sbown to him, having been taken by the iceman from pritover’s residence, Mr. Baldwin ptified two of the cameos as being miviature hoads of Washington and Franklin ; he eleo knew the chains by certain warke well known to manufasturers of such articles; they were not quite finished, and certain marke of tools were visible upon them Mr. Baldwia tertitied that there were no mo ice named Murdook, locked the safe on the even- | —, = of nding ery & colored man jackson. @ porter, loc outer door or iron gate leadinz to the factory. Lewis Costiaan, sworn.—Is a policeman of the 10th ward; in company with another eceeemen, he arrested the Recess at be residence, No. 110 Hester streat, on the lst of August; there was another person in the roo woman, who he said was his wife; fouad 15 cameos, a ok Pledge tickets, and some other articles, identified by Mr. Baldwin as his property; — there were 6 chai: nd 16 cameos; the chainsaad cameos are pow in thi session cf the property clerk at the Essex Mar! t police ls Several persons were called to prove that prisourr had given different names as belonging to himself. To his landlord he gave the name of Theodore La Rouch i ® carpet merchant he gave the name of Mr. ‘our. The counsel for prisoner claimed, in his client's behalf, that the place where the property was found had not been proven to be the proper residence of the accused. No witnesses were examined on the part of the prisor The counsel on either side summed up the testimony; and the Recorder charged the jury, who found a verdict ofguilty of grand larceny. Asecond indictment, charging Williams with bur- glory and grand la) , Was then taken up; but the prisoner cffered to plead guilty to grand larceny, This plea ecepted. This last robbery was committed at No. 28 Division street, on the 29th of August last, and the property belonged to Moses S. Blankenstein. It consisted af watches and jewelry, of the value of $684 25. The Court sentenced the prisoner to the State prieon for 4 years and 11 months on the firat in- dictwent and conviction, and to the same for 3 and 11 months on the last indictment and oy So Williams goes to Sing Sing for 8 years and (0 months, with two indictments hanging over his head when he comes out. He is quite a young man, not more than 20 or 21 years of a, Court Cacespar ror Tus Da Common” Pleas.— Int part, 69, 77. 81. 85, 87. 89, 93. 95,9.13 2d part 100, 3 112, 114, 116, 120, 122, 124, 126, 128, 130, 134, 8, 24, Courr or Arrrats, Nov, 11.—November Term — Mr. Roger resumed his argument in opening cause, No. 7, and took up @ good share of the session; and Mr. Comstock commenced his reply. and had uot closed at the adjournment of Court. Court adjourned until Monday next, at 10 A.M. Carrain any Mate chanced wiTH CAUSING THE Deatn or 4Sar_on.—Lewis Thomas, master, and Peter Jobnson, mate of the ship Unicorn, were brought up before Charles L. Woodbury, Esq. United S*ates com missioner, upon complaints charging that by assau'ts of various kinds, and at different times, they caused the death of John Smith, alias John MeLennen, on the 26th of October. It appears from the evidence athat Smith had been shipped at New Orleans, and ‘was in yood health when he came om board; that when two baa fe out he became unwell, and gave dis- satisfaction by the slow and inefficient manner in which be took hold of his work; that the captain ropes- ended him.and the mate beat him with his fists, and kicked him repeatedly; that this course of treatment was sontinued for several days, till he took to his berth. After lingering four or five days, during which the captain administered some medici: to him, he died. For thirty hours previous to his death he was delirious, His body bore numerous marks of blows. Grounds of defence indicated hy the cross-examina- tion are that he came to his death by some disorder which he bad upon him when he joined the vensel, or it was caured by delirium tremens. After examin- irg a portion of the witnesses, his Honor the Commis. sioner postponed the further hearing of the case until Tuesday, and the defendants were ordered to be com- mitted.— Boston Post, Now 13, At a late court of Common Pleas, at Zanesville, Ma- ry Me(lelland recovered a verdict of $3,000 against John Vandervert, fora breach of promise of mar- riage. Paying pretty dear for a few months’ courting. St. Dominco.—The schooner Daniel Francis, Captain Bailey, arrived at Boston, {rom Jacmel, Oct. 18th. The island was quiet when Capt. Bailey sailed. At Jaccel, during political troubles, about fourteen mu!) ‘toes had shot, and « num- ber imprisoned. e Was one charged with calling the Pr monkey, and his children baboons, For this yas sentenced to six mouths incarceration. Coffee, which had viously been high and searce, fell considerably jr evious to the sailing of the Daniel Francis. ‘( n Bailey eays, it was rumored at Jacmel that the -roment was about to monopo- lise the eale of coffe: ‘Lroughout the island. No American veesel, save the Daniel Francis, had arrived at Jacmel for nearly six months, Jamaica BeaGarep.—A correspondent of the London Times, writing from {Jamaica, says:— “ There is an almost utter impossibility of realizing duce kind, The who! nd is downright ggared, I tee no prespect of improvement, The planters are becoming poorer e: day, and conse- quently there is little or no money circulating among eealahanies. Numbers of estates are out of cu'tiva- ion. sed raid “no,” the captain then came out, and asked what was the matter; the mate said the man | would not work; the second mate said he did not want | to do it; the captain then said, “ fetch him here,” and | be was feized and tied up; he then suug out, * Sailors, | sailors; then the capta'n “D--n your eyes, | what have the sailors to do,here!"” he then called the | @arpenter, and the mate desired him to call all hands aft; two men then went to the captain; they were exy- | ing to let the men go; witness did not see or hear the a}tain epeak to hiw, or ask him to go to his duty: won’tswear that the captain did not, but witness did not hear bim; he said to the second mate, he must zo d get w rope more big; the rope now produced is not | “the rope with which he was flogged, the other was jer and b'gcer. Wamixs Duncan, recalled for the prosecution — Saw © hen he firet came out of the eabin; did not he y anything to the man. Q — Did the man say to the captain that he would up.— he might go and be d—4. W..in a great pastioa.—It is a lie—be peversaid any wach word; he could not say it without | heardit. 1 ‘was standing close to him. ‘The Srewanp, recalled.—Saw the captain come out of the cabin; did not hear him ask the man to go to bis duty; the rope now produced is not the one he was flogged with; it was alittle bigger and a good deal Jonger; it was a fatbom in length; heard the captain | fay he would let him off if he would go to his daty; the man made po anawer; heard the captain say the first rope was not big enough. and desired him to get a biz- | ser; did not hear the man fay to the captain, “I'd | aee you d-——d first;"’ he could not eay it without i heard it. | Evwanp C, Exiis, examined for the prosesution.— Was on board the A‘hambra, saw the flogging, but | did not take much notice; heard them muster all | hands aft; raw the captain come out of his cabia; | dont know what he did after; , cawe on what would | Decome of the vessel; raw Watsoa strike with the bite of the rope; he seemed to strike hard ; was close | “te the man while he lay on deck with his head ona | of eanvacs; be looked miserable think there would be aay thing of quenee; heard a slight rattle in his throat. Epwaro M re-called.—Heard Watson's testi. | mony yesterday any thing he said might have been true for ought I know, | was too far off at the tim: Ws. Davis, recalled. —| must bave heard the captain | when be came out of the cabin, if he had spoken to deceared; | did not hear the captain speak to the man; | I was between them, so that he could not have spoken | without my hearing ; | only heard the eaptain speak | to him once; that was after he was tocgod; novor | heard him wike use of the words stated by Watson on bie examination yesterday. The evidence on both rides was here closedaad the | prisoner's counsel offered to rubmit the care to the Jury under the charge of the judge. ‘The counsel for the prosecution assented. | Judge Nrison stated that there was no color to | submit the care to the jury on the ground of murder. ‘The counsel for the prosecution assented to the re- | merk of the Court, he did not think the evidence would sustain the indictment for murder, the only | question was whether the prisoner was guilty of man- | slaughter or not. | The Court then charged the jury at considerable Jepgtb, ana two questions in the case which are to be decided from the tettimony. The first is, whether the death of Burgers wae the result of the punishment, by bein; Anflicted in a decree beyond the necessity which calle for ite infliction’ If not, there is anend to the case, and the defendant would be entitled to « verdict of gequittal. If you should not acquit the prisoner upon | bis proposition, then the next question will be, was the provocation sufiicient to warrant the infliction of puvisbment—and, if 60, war it administered in the ‘usual mapper, andin proportion to the offence? If it | war, the defendant would be alto entitled to an ac- quitte), The jury retired, and soon after returned with w verdict acquitting the prisoner, who was there- upon dircbarged. Watson, the mate who was indicted | for manslaughter, was dievcharged on his own recog. nizance to appear and stand his triel, in the event of | the U8. District Attorney deeming it bis duty to put | Bim on his trial | Count or Geeenar Seastons, November 14 —Before the Kecorder, and Aldermen Mek night and Smith. Trial jor Peiit Larceny.—A man named John Goff, was tried for stealing a barrel of flowr worth $5 60, from the deck at Coenties slip. The proof was clear and poritive; Joho was penitent. The jury found him guilty but recommended him to the mercy of the court. He wie sent to the Vity Prison for thirty day! Porfeiied Recognizances —The following persone Deing called upon toeppear for trial, and failing to do #0. their recogpizancer were declared for 2 eis Ferris, indicted for sasault and batt alias French, for same offence; Edward Fra me; Henry Sembler, tame; Joh Pieced Guilty, Franel* B. James and John Evan indicted for burglary in the third degree, in bre king ito the pre of Robert Brown, of 174 Chi dere wisewt 17th of October, « ait of pantaloons © The plea was accupted. and t ood tothe penitentiary for six months Trial for Burglary —Theodor? Willams, the prisun- | er who ercaped from the city prison on Suuday, and Was retaben yestordsy, was calied to trision a charze of wurplary in the Sd degree, in b on the night of abe i4th of February leet, feloniously entered the Premiees of Mose U, Baldwin & Co. manuluchuring eluded by saying that there were but | < | ton; Niagara, Heat | last night 20 miler B ofthe My By his Honor. the Mayor of 2 ly his Honor. the Mayor of Bri mM, ALEXaynen Unpennnit, of East Brooklyn, to Canonise, wooond devghter of Silat Albertson, deceased, of the town of North Hem ad, L. 1 At the oe ee Reservation, on the 4th inst, by the Rey. Mr. Bliss, Monnis Mavrrows, one of the Chiefs of the Seneca Nation, and Miss Bersey Hv Pry a white lady, formerly of Gardao, Genesee River. Died, On Tuesday, 14th instant, of consumption, Mr. Gronow E, Sermown, printer, in the 28th year of his age. His friends and acquaintances, and those of the profession, are respectfully invited to attend his fu- neral, from his late residence, Ni Nassau street, Brcoklyn, on Thursday afternoon, at 3 o'clock, P. MI.’ without further invitation, Histemains will be taken tu Greenwood Cemetery for interment. (Rochester and Utica, Livingston {o., Mo. papors will please copy ] On Tuesday morning, 24th inst., Many, wife of Wil- liam Dietrich, aged 34 years, The filends of the family, and members of Trades- men’s Lodge, No. 314, 1 0. of O. F., are reapactfully invited to attend the funeral, on Thursday, 16th inst. at Lovelock, A, M.,from her late ‘residence, No. 14 South Eighth street, Williamsburg, L. I. On Tuesday, 14th instant, of laryngitis, Avurnt Muiien, infant son of Charles ©, and Angeline Mul- ler, eged 22 months and 20 days, His funeral will take place from the residence of hie father, in Brooklyn, Livingston stree! West from Smith street, on Thursday next, at half-past twoo’olock, P.M. The friends of the family and their acqvaintences, are respectfully invited without fur- ther invitetion. ‘On the 14th ins Jonw Boyce, Eeq , The fr {ter a brief but severe fine: the 7th year of his age, ds and acquaintances of the family, are re- invited to attend his faneral, from his late residence, No, 22 East Eleventh street, this (Wedacs day) morning at 10 o’cleck, without farther invita. tion His remains will be taken to Eest Chester for interment Very suddenly. at his residence im Jersey City, on the 13th instant, Mr. T. Y. Crnven, for many years leader of the Orchestra of the Park Theatre; and late of the Broadway, aged 45 years. His faneral will be solemnized to-day. at 31% o’clork, from No.2 York Terrace, Jersoy City. His friends a members of the theatrical profession are in- vited, Cee ennEnnneeeteeeennennes ee MARITIME INTELLIGENCER, SHIP NEWS NOTICE. Commanders of vessels bound to this port, will con- fer a favor upon us by having all ‘cel papers, and , ready for Teports, intended for the New York Heral {frmediate delivery to our news steamer, the Nxws Bor. She will board inward bound vessels in the vi- ol of Sandy Hook. Those bound to other \ wl foreign or domestic, will confer an ‘additional mail favor by forwarding to the Herald, through the or otherwise, ship news stant that may be deemed of interest to the community. We will gladly recipro- cate the favor. w York. November 15, 1945, 7 bites, RIAVE os 402] mom waren, Clearea: Ships—Farny Forrester, Souther, Sin Fraueises, California; Howard, im) Paulsen, Hamburg, Sohmidt & Baichen, B ry Morris, Doggett, Glasgow, Dunham & Dimon; Mary Melville, Stevens Neuvitas, Nouimiui & Walsi; Cornwall, Lire, Hon, (Sm) Norllcus, Gottenbure, W Welsser; Adeline Cann, (Br) Oat n, emt 1 Brace; Gil Bias, Kove, Cinries , Norfolk. Schs—Cynosura, TBelien Baracoa: Tiger, Demarest, Mobile: Al- tert Vinal, Marshall, Jacksonville; Ren own, Welden, Wiirnin: R ‘owa, Hewitt, Baltinore p, doy John Compton, Sharp, Philadelphia: Ado 40; Martha Jace, Darling, do: Fashion, Lori Star, Lewis, do. Sloop—Caroline, Brightman, Bristol, &e. aArrivea. FhipOrphan, Will'ama, Liverpool, 22 days, with mdee steorage parsergers to W ‘Tyson, 'Sld in vo ship New York, and parted on the 28d Oct off Tory Teland. * raed in the offing yesterday afternoon by the Net Toriuah ship John Campbell, Tousn, Liverpool, Oct 15, Belfort, tre asted, 18 days feom the latter port, and peer T. toW RIT Tapscott, On the ith inst, near pight, oft Ne bet Shoat ww one of the Havre packets od J C was boarded senterday hy the Nows boy 10 ailas & “ahp dance Meigs, W op James Meigen, Ward, Limerick, 19 days, with 142 st: erage wees, to Hussey & Murrey. The JM oo boarded day , O6 dave, with mdse, to Hon. ' | 6th inst, Int 42, lon 62 10, poke ship Orpheus, heree for Liverpr ol Sete pert * British berk rearl, Morris, from Shields Downs, with coal, to'R Irvin, Oct 51, lat Weetenester, 9 days from Baltimore, all weit, ‘Toe P enced very heavy weather from lon 4) to lone 50 Silken ed at runfet yesterday by the News B Lomburg bark Sir fenac Newton, Niemann ambury, 25 41 todte amd “4 pascengera, to Zehmidt & Ralvhen, On Saco teat, off Sable Inian ko sit slid, understood Kenyos, of Bi dohn, NB, toon! R. ‘ite 8 1 H was boarced by tho Neve Boy p tl nail esterday. “america, Beck with, Windror, Whitr ey ® Co,’ The A was boarded Titi Weiter Hoxie, ——, Beitant Pi Science, Curtis, Fall River, by Mosele, Brown, Philade!phia. ca et romped, Arabian, do’ i Hero, do y Sutten, Charleston: barks 2D, Trost: Saxuezay, Liverpovl, Edwin Avgusta, Londonderry; Toulon, Nassau, NP; Indortry, 8+ Jobe NG; Jacpar, Brie'ol; beige Clea Morgen, Antic gia Lavy. of the take, Bermuda; Tadus, Windsor, N3; Maitland, alitax; Aususts, Savannah, The ship J+ hn Meics, Ward, from Limerick, and the Br shi John Gaunptal Btn from ‘Belfast, both ardived at this port Sesterday in the ahert paseuge of 18 days be if Long Branch, spoke and ki Boy yesterday at 4 Long t mornin, 8 on beard tho ship Sutton, hence for Charles- Ton. "She left tre Hock that morning. Pee 14—Wiad, at sunrise, NE; meridian, SE; sunset, Herald Marine Correspondence. Pwrapenrnia, Nov l4—4 P M—Arrivei—Bark Jobn Welsh, mith, N¥ork; brig Pearl, Hammond. Boston; sche Stateunan, War ter, Bibver, Portland, S B Ashmead, Corson, Provi- era, Cerson, NYork, eared — Br bark AJbion, Turner, Galway: Br brig Favorite, Newell, Barrington, NS; brig Emma, Dickinson, Charleston; echr Hudeor, Storey, Williamsburg. Miscellancous, Br Baio Paracon, at Boston f-om Wa'er on the 9th and 10th Cet, in a gale threw overboard about 2) tons of railroad irea—the vessel having sprung a leak and the iron having got adrift, Snip Coneica, Bill, from New Orleans, for Liverpool, which put into Portemouth, dismasted, cld 11th inst, having rpd. Br Bare Drapes, Parker, from Halifax fo" New York, with srindstovcs, put in'o Newport, 10th inst, in distress, having en- ‘countered very heavy fue leads 1.200 strokes per hour: mast Cischarce to .” The D, wae incorreetly reported below this port on the 1th, Bric U2 Anno, of Bat ed on the 7th inst, lat 4 and ma.nmast gone. Wrsr, Oct, 25, (Extract of a letter to tho Underwriters.) he beg Ocilln Trim, from New York, came im thie day: also brig Will, from Philadelphia for Mobile—iost two men ovorbaard ina heavy gale. Cept Trim informs me that his vessel was on her beam enda, and Jay with her le rails under water for 8 hours, split some af her ete Ke, | Tho Oeilla als some bat not ew ah to had’ before raported abandoned, was board. m68, Had 4 feet of water in her hold jvatity the dischargi: g of her osrgo att) ia place ; as tl considerable water in her, no doubt rome of the cargo is damaged The O. wasin the gale of the 13th.” Bric Massacnuserts, Gilman, of and from Boston, to Balti- more, with ar assorted cargo, got achore on Carrituck Boach, and has g’ ne to pieces, Cango partly saved, No farther partioulars, Launcurp—lith inst, by Sam! Small, Baq, Machias Port, % fine ec pper fartened bnig of ab: ut 180 tons half high deck, calle? the Agate. said to be of superior model and buiid, owned’ by Alt bert Pisbury. Erg. of Machias, Samuel Smail, Bs}. and Oapt Ki- ra Sprague, of Machias Port, who will command her. Whalemen, Arr at New Brdford, 11th, bark Hecla, (of Sippiean) Ho Ind'an Ocean, 450 bbls sp oil, peopel Hotes Did from do 11th, ships Gowper, Cole, North West Coast; Pa cific, Hoxie, Pacific Ocean, At Maui inst of May, John Cogzostall, of New Bedfon’, 100 epw, for NW Coast. At Payta, Sept 26, Almira, of Edgartown, 500 spm, for the Equator, in'a few days. ‘ouched at Fayal, Sept 18, Lydia, Worth, PH. Spoken. Ming Creole, Foster, hence for Liverpool, Oct 28, lat46 43, lon 4. Brig —— , steering E, with @ jury maintopmast rigged, Oct 81, Jat 45 25, Jon 51 06. Brig Pauline, trom Malaga for Boston, Oct 16, lat 34 04, lon Brig, roppored the James Caskie, from Cadiz for Portemouto, Oct 16, lat 2447. lon 25. Brig , of North Yarmouth, from New York for Limerick, 10 days out, Oct 26, lat 40 12, lon 58 57. #oreign Fort. Cirxruecos Nov 25—Bark Swan, White, to load for Boston brig Sarah Williams, Thom pson, for do 29th a Weh, Avana, Nov 4—Ship U Colen Smith, for NVork 12th; barks Eten Agusta, Ham, and Cumberland, Woodbury, disg:’ Vesta, Carlisie; und Barab Anp, Sholtield, uno; brigs Oeeola, Bur, from St Johns, N. lays, arr 29th Oct, disg; Ly ra, Stover, rom Ba bout dieg: Coral, Hil (not Child) trom Bath, do; G , for Balti th: Josophus Pitcher, for ftor charter; G W Koi Shawmut, York, 16p¢: hems, fecm Bristol RI, 17 daya-arr 2th, di Cid 28th, Vrigs Brooltiyn ( ir), Mitchell, Baltimore; Salvadora, NOrleans; Slet (not 4th inst), ship Thorndike, (hild, do; brig Venus, Soule, Mobile; sehr Gen Washiaxton, Chureh, NOpleans; PA Reg Ate Bary OI i i aly Ba ye Sarah Apn, offic] is incorrect reported at Havana; ghehae been im NOrleans eoveral weeks, where vhe is lag. for verpeo). Rio GRANDe, Sept 2—Brig Suren, Campbell, dig; sebr Adolf Sr JAco, Oot 19—Arr brigs augue’, erenn, fm via Kingston; Mary Molen, Gregory, Salem; sobr Ann Elizabeth, Ma- ton. Baltimore; 2lst, Brewon trig Masianze, Brinkerman, New York, Sid 21st, brig Susan, Powers, do. Home Ports. Baxcor, Nov 9—Arr brig Elisabeth, Curtis. NYork, Barn, Nov 1l—Cid brig Larch, Berry, Savanna. Sld bark Nehumbeog, Fisher, Mobile. ABEVERLY, Rov 981d (not previously) chr Pelioan, Trotter, rie». Boston, Nev 12—Arr ship Otomoco, Brown, Cadiz Oot 6; barks Marie, Boker, Malaga, 6th ult; Carib, Lagus, Mob jirouce (ot Portiand), Wooabury, Havana 2sth ult; bngs Paragon ( Br), Clark, Card tl, Wales, lar, from Payal; €ytele, Stereil Havana; sckre Dolphin (Bs), Ilolder, 8t John, NB, for NYork; T H Thom: fon, Brown. Michimond, Via Quarentine—ship Jenny Land, McKay, Cardifl, via Cork, ‘Tne Br ship Oatha ing, at Qasraatine, from Li 1. At Qaarantine—Pack t shi ‘American, Brown, Liversool, Cid, ship Marion, Sam) more; briga Emyrna Fprague, Belize Honduras; Leander, Mayo, Uaye’ Hay- Hen Win 'F Safford, Pierce, Savaunah sot Bapeves, Dalecte, Jeremie. 81d, brig Abbott Lawience, and anchored in the Roads, where remain sb ps Amity and Kate Howe, bark Robt Walsh, ‘ov M—Arr brigs St Androw, Cromwell, Savan- Ready Rhino (Br), Fri Wi json, Noswan, Ny; Ma; Vernard, Fertsmouth. N H; Plato, Ham: mond New York: ly Johnsoo, Job: ston, Now York. Bolow, L bark, U brie, a . SM, brig Fapotteville, Coftio, Laguay- ra and Porto Ca 44 St Thomas, Cuaierssvos, Not Sars line ship Catherine, Wardle, New York; Br bork Dountlers, Johnson Liverpool; Bheran, Camden, Me; Yth. Pruss brig Vincent: i telbscter, Bosto; 10th, Br brig Barriet, Anderson, Laguni olina, Godfrey, New York: luth, ships Severn, Versailles, Hassell Havre; bark Linda, Pey 4 iikley, New Yor}; Wyando*, Lo- throp, Boston. Sid, ships Exchange, Mojor, Havre; Medora, Henmer Liverpool; {oth, steamship Columbua Peck, Philadel: by ee uument, Trotl, Liverpool; Nor brig rhesbus, Stan- ard, Bamburg. actin, Nov 4—Are soht Wim & Sally, Gray, NYork. Ear Macrisas, Nov 6—arr, thra Hannah, Colbreth, N York- ‘Sid *th, brig Whi hippey, Rio Janeizo. In port, sehr Splea. did, Sy for N York. Hor wrs's Boi. Nov 10, PM—Arr sehr JA Simson, Thurlow, Philadelphia for Boston, Sid, ali the vessels before reported, cept bark Helen; brigs Montrose aud Fosver. schrs J A Sim) feaMark, Nidus, Don Nicholas, Bunker Hil), 11th, arr Dahlia, Parler, N York for Portland; avkrs Exnot, Brown, Bal more for NBedford; Mtiza W arre von, Bubbell, Philadelphia for Boston, "12th, arr’ brign Daniel Well, —— , Priladelphia for Boston; rchrs Willow, Daiey Zhomaston for Nortelk; Sarah Nash, Coliamer, his for Bostoa, Jotn Marhow, Dyer, Norfolk for do. 12h, AM—In port, bark Velen; brigs Foster, Ber jumin; Montroxe, Dan! Weld, wns Tenuexsoo Mudoona, Milwankie, Avon, Diadem, om, Eliza Warren, Jary Nidus, Don Hill, J A Simpson, As Nath, John Mashow, Hann Lunye, Noy. 5—Arr, brig Quoddy Be bark Clarissa Beil, (new) Parker, N York new) McDuffie, do: sehrs Only Dang’ jarr neten, abd Mary Case, Clark, do, ower, NYork, Sid, 7b, brig Sarah Vose, A Du! Povaceet, Mc nite, Nov 6—Ar sobr Bvszaloth, Cary, N York. Nox vo.x i, i v 1W—Arr, Br brig Diadem, Halifax for NYork, Ath, Carroll, Kelly, Gardiner fur Providence, v Arr ate, Bary Eliza, Ware River, Sid, ickersem, Ne on. Air ships Fairfield, Loveland, New rh; Boston; Lord Soaton (Bt) Fitzsimmoea, Liverpool; Baugor, Phillbrooke, Turks Island; Sp back F 8 Me- raldo. 12 mile Point; brigs Salvadore, Evaos, Uavans: Quadra ple (Br), Vesoy, Morsinique; schs W © Preston, Coz, Rio Grande; Martha, Coatond, Persacola: sowed, to ten 34 Sot: abipe Laura er and Haetly, Ive tou; ship Clifton, In: brig Otto, (Dan), Janson, St Thomas; chr eustcolte ov L1—Below, trig Monttla, Polleys, from St land, Clu, ship Cors.ca, 111, Liverpool, having chi eteon, Cornell, and Tar- 112th, North America, Pierce Nangemond, teobr. “Cli, 1th, ‘aroline Road, (new, % tont) Read, Charleston; schr Abel Story, Case, Norfoll Kicnaoxn, Nov 13- Arr Conaignecs of schr Westover, New York, FAVanwant, Nov S—Arr ship Reliance, Somes, Boston; brig Thos Walrer,’ Mariman, Philadelphia, 1d, ship Richmond, Ewer, Liverpool; bark Exact, Sterens, New’ York; Spam brig Amalia, Gonzales, Teceritf. farzy, Nev Ary, brig Pred Pearl, Greonlaw, for Bangor; Brichr Caledonia, Dighy, Uld, 11th, schrs Johan Boss, (Br) Lon: NE; Maria iberesa, Smalley, Baltimore, Txomasrex, Nov O—Arrscht Marbiehend, El!ma Philadelphia, Bld 7th, brig Sarah Elisabeth, Thon pron. 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