The New York Herald Newspaper, December 2, 1848, Page 4

tuon of the appointments of the repective dpe ments to the respective secretaries thereof. It may be so. There will be a necessity for some ar ment of this kind. It is customary. It is bt. But the President is at last the high court appeal. The Secretary of the Treasury taras out a clerk, a poor fellow faithfully discha the duties of his office of $1,700 year. He an interesting wife and children. THe lives up to his income and is in debt. If turned out he starves, for he is disqualified for every thing else but a public clerkship. The man shows his letter of dismission to his wife. She dresses her- self as for the opera of * Lucrezia Borgia.” She calls upon Old Zack, states the case with tears in her eyes, and the old soldier, who never surrenders in battle, surrenders at discretion to a yoran in distress. It is in the nature of a sol- ier todo it. It was the noble sympathy of Old Zack for the women and children of Monterey that saved the city trom destruction. The order of the Secretary is revoked, and the new office- holder 1s requested to hold off; perhaps something may turn up by-and-by—can’t say when—but something may turn up, you know. We take it, that aftersome of the larger fish are disposed of, Old Zack will stop the wheel of exe- cution--that his administration will not be pro- seriptive—it will be whig, but not_ultra whig, nor ettin any degree locofocoish. The plattorm of is election will be easy to stand on, and he is not the man to abandon his ground. We are autho- nized by a gentleman just from New Orleans, who lives there, and 1s acquainted with many of the prominent friends of General Taylor, to say that if a bill establishing territorial governments for Calitorna and New Mexico should be passed up to him, he will sign it, even if it shall embrace in ats provisions the principle of the Wilmot proviso. He will sign it as preferable to an endless dispute on the slavery question ; he wall sign it for the sake of peace ; he will sign itas a measure of jolicy and satety for the South and the Union ; he will sign it as u constitutional act. This in the meantime, there is every indic attempt will be made to compromise the question, and that that attempt will be made this session. ‘The strong support accorded to General Taylor in the South, argues, however, distinctly in support of the conclusion that he will veto the exclusion of the South from California and New Mexico. Another scheme is talked of. It is to cede New Mexico to Texas, and to admit California as a State, when she is ready to come 1n, thus leaving her to her own discretion on the question of slave- ry. If this plan can be carried out, the South will avin the game, for a half a dozen active slave hold- ers in California may settle the question. But we apprehend that scheme comes too late. If any thing 1s deteated this session, it will be a compromise—if any thing is passed for New Mexi- coand California, it will be the prov and, if any thing 1s vetoed, it will be that identical thing —and the proviso will go over to the account cur- rent with Zachary Taylor. Our own impression has been fixed that he will, in such a case, veto the bill. And yet, the late speech of Mr. Gentry, in Tennessee, alate letter said to be from Gen. Tay- lor, (but which, on the eve of the election in Ohio, was pronounced by the whigs to be a forgery) add- ed to the opinion of our friend frora New Orleans, Jead toa difierent conclusion, We shall, doubt- ess, have the truth elicited, if possible, in the de- bates of the approaching session There is some chance yet that Mr. Evans will be Secretary of the Treasury. Certainly an abler man has not been named for the place. The ap- pointment of Abbott Lawrence, so rigidly identi- fied with high protection, would not be so popular as that of Evans, whe is generally considered a man of more liberal principles than the great ma- nufacturer. Late information from Mexico speaks of a revo- Jution on foot, and Chnstmas Eve or New Year’s Day is said to be fixed as the time for the demon- stration. Our informant, a long tume resident 10 Mexico, has it from a passenger seventeen days from Vera Cruz, that Christmas eve is to be the tume, and that the priesthood and military are united to put down the governinent. Nous verrons. The President, in his message, it is said, will recommend measures for the preservation and working of the gold lands in California, for the benefit of the treasury. Barrimore, Nov. 30, 1848. The Musical Bird and tts Sad Fate—Who was tts Last Owner? “Who was the last owner_of the musical bird?” is now an important question among our gay Lo- tharios. About three months ago, an ingenious piece of mechanism was put up at rafile, consisting of a turtle shell box, ontouching a spring inthe cor, ner of which o beautiful little bird would jump out vn the lid, flap its wings, and, after singing seye- Tal tunes, jump back into its box again. It was valued at $300, and some three hundred chances were taken at the raffle. In obtaming so many evbscribers, of course the box and the sweet songS of its.inmate were listened to, and examined by thousands of our citizens, and anything pertaining ioits future history must be interesting to them. Since the raftle, it has changed hands several times, besides having been in the possession, tem- ranly, of many marred and single men, who ave exhibited it to their sweethearts and wives. An incident that occurred in relation toita few days since, however, has raised the inquiry as to who was the Jast_ owner of the bird; all who have had possession of it, beiny desirous of shiftizg the |. ownership on to the shoulders of some one else. It appears that a few days since, (Thanksgiving Day)a yonng mechanic on Federal Hill, who had been matried but two months, left home and proceeded to the shop, intending to go to work; but finding no one there started to retura home. On his way he met an acquaintance, who told him that his wife was not home; but that if he | would follow him, he would take him to a house in Perry street, where he would find her. He | soon after retired to hishome to await her coming, ene he accused, and she denied, but finally con- essed. But now for the bird, the veritable singing bird. Whilst the scene just deseribed was going oa, the enraged husband observed in the hand of his wife a curious looking box, which he seized—and im- mediately on taking hold of it, having touched the spring, out jumped the little songster ; and as if to calm the troubled scene, commenced warbling one | of its sweetest notes. But music had no power over hie feelings, and having ascertained that the | box was the price ot his wife’s dishonor, he dashed it on the floor, and broke it in a thousand pieces under his feet. This is the sad fate of the beau'1- ful bird; and of course the ‘question as to who was the last owner of the bird, is an important one. especially to those who have been 1n possession of it since its advent in Balttmore, as well as to their wives and sweethearts. ay The frail one was from Virginia, and the out- raged husband has sent her back to her father, sold out his furniture, and sailed for New Orleans, a broken hearted man. Bartimvore, Dec. 1, 1848. The Musical Bird Box—Death of Robt. Gilmer— Wholesale Oyster Business—Gen. Cushing and Simon Cameron--Theatricals, §c. Your correspondent “Pickle,” was wrong in his supposition, that the musical bird which figured so extensively in the recent crim. con. case | on Federal Hill, was the identical bird which was affied off some two munths since, by Mr. Clarke, twas a box and bird of the same kind, but not | the one in question, which 1s stili in the hands of Mr. Cariss, the winner, and is now up for raffle | the second time. covert Gilmer, one of our oldest merchants, a teal ancient Marylander, died yesterday aftera protracted illness. The wholesale oyster trade, is becoming quite an extensive buriness in Baltimore. tabliebment of Messrs. Holt & Maltby, upwards of a thoueand gallons are daily pat up in cans and kegs, for exportation tothe Western country, and to foreign ports. Besides, they send off great quantities un the shell, barrelled up air tight, to the | West, where, as a rarity, oysters im the shell com- mand an immense price. This trade, 18 one, that is yearly inereasing, and I learn that much inore | care is being taken in the cultivation ef the oyster, | for they are regularly planted out, cultivated, and guthered when the crop is ripe. Gen. Cushing, Secretary Bachanan, Simon Ca- meron, John Wentworth, and Mr. Cranston, of Khede teland, yesterday ell aeeidentally met, on their way to Waehingion, at the dinner table of the United States Hotel. Senator Cameron, I Jearn, caleulatee, through the disagreentent of the whigs in the Penneylvania Legislature, to be re- elected to the Senate, and General Cashing is making a bee-line tor his old commander. Caleb has had rather bad luck of Jate--but he is one of the fortanate kind, and his bread and butter al- woye falie with the buttered side up, so thatl At the es- | Day. ‘This is the day that the newly elected whig and native officers of the State assume their sta- 82 | tions, and the former democratic incumbents are now at liberty to embark for the head waters of that saline creek of which the returning tour, are giving such melancholy discriptions. They have been severally turnished with free tickets, and their friends have provided them with charts of that to them undiscovered country, 80 asto keep a check upon their pilots, who are not presumed to know much of that difficult navigation, The following is a list of the parties going in and going out :— Im the office of the Prothonotary of the Court of Common Fleas, John Smith, Esq., (dem) is succeeded W. Olwine, Eaq, (Taylor repub.) The only change made by Mr. Ob appoint. 80 far, Olwine, Esq. went of his eon, Isaac Way: y! repub ) in place or E. W. David, Eeq., (dem ) n the office of Prothonotary of the District Court, Dr. David C, Skerrett, (dem.) is succeeded by Augus- tine R. Peale, Eeq., (Taylor repub ) Mr. Peale made the following changes:— Francis Curran Phillpott, Evq , (Taylor repub.,.) Court Clerk, in place of Henry C. Coleman, Exq., (dem); F. A. Trego, (Taylor repub.) Search Clerk, A ace of mee G. Gibson, (dem ); mu: els] ‘aylor repub.) Appearan place of Robert & Hackett, (dom) Edvin T. Chass, (dem.) Chief Clerk in this office, is continued by Mr. Peale, for the present, in obedience to the unanimous recommendation of the members of the bar. In the office of the Clerk of Oyer and Terminer and Quarter Sessions. Col. John Thomperon, (dem.) is suc- ceeded by Jobn Williams, Eeq., (Taylor repub) Mr. Williams has appointed George P. Little, (Taylor repub) Office Clerk, in the piace of Thomas Doyle, (dem.) Bernard Sharkey, (Taylor repub) Court Cterk, is retained upon the strong recommendations of the members of the courtand bar. In the office of Recorder of Deeds, Andrew Miller, Eeq., (dem ) is succeeded by George W. Colladay, Exq., (Taylor repud.) Mr. Colladay has made the follo chabges in the front office, viv: William F. Dean, E«q (Taylorrepub ) in place of James Carr, (dem..) and Charles D- Colladay, (Taylor repub ) in place of James Miller, (¢em ) * A boy ten years of age, named James Nellis, hed his leg crushed yesterday atternooa, and was forced to undergo amputation at the hospital. He had been sent to school by his parents, but diso- beying them, got upon a railroad train in Broad street, and after going some distance, found the speed imcreasing, and that he was going too far trom home; he jumped off, and falling with his leg Be n the track, had it awfully crushed below the nee. _ About six o’clock last evening, a fire broke out in the east wing of the Good Intent cotton factory, two miles west of the Schuylkill nver, owned by Mr. Butterfield, and tenanted by Mr. Slott and Mr. Blunden, each of whom lose between four and five thousand dollars. The alarm was given from the State House bell, and the city engines Tocdacing: thither, assisted in extinguishing the flames, which would otherwise have involved the whole establishment. Mr. Slott was insured, but Mr. Blunden had just recommenced business, having lately been burned out in Delaware county. He was not insured. Tie building was covered by insurance. ieany eighty members of the St. Andrew's So- ciety held their one hundredth anniversary at the Columbia House, and after transacting the usual business of the day, adjourned to celebrate the oc- casion by a dinner, given in the splendid dining: room of the Columbia House, which, if not the largest, is certainly one of the handsomest rooms of the kind in the United States. $ The following are the officers of the Society :— President—Nathaniel Chapman, M.D. Vice Presi dents—John Struthers, Edward D. Ingraham. Treas rer—Adam Ramage. Secretory—-George Young. Chap- lcins—Rev. John L. Grant, Rev. A. Tudehope, Rev. 8. B. Wylie, D. D. Counsellors—H. J. Williams, J. W, ‘Wallace, Samuel H. Traquair. Physicians—J. K. Mit: cheli,M.D. ; Thos D. Mutter, M.D. ; W. R. Grant, M.D. ; L. Turnbull, M. D.; D. H. Tucker, M. D. 4: sestants—Judah Dobson, John Reid, G. Watson, M. D. David Mine, Hugh Elliot, Wm. Primrose. Precisely at 54 o’clock, the company sat down to an elegant repast, as per bill of fare, prepared by Makenzie and Ferguson, the principal features of which were appropriate and national. The Rev A. Tudehope offered an affecting rayer, and a number of toasts having been given rom the chair— The Chairman, Dr. N. Chapman, in a speech replete with interest, followed the fortunes of the society from the date of its charter until the pre- sent time, enumerated many deeds of good and distinguished members enrolled on its records; pointed out forcibly and feelingly the purposes for which the society was crated, and its usefulness tothe unfortunate and distressed; congratulated the company on the efforts that had been made by them in the cause of charivy, and in a soul-stirring appeal, that found a warm responee in the hearts of all present, entreated them to persevere in the path of benevolence. x The venerable and learned chairman was warmly applauded throughout his very interesting remarks. 2 Dr. Bethune next addressed the society at con- siderable length. It 1s impossible to do justice to the talented orator in anything less thana correct- edreport. It deserved and obtained the breathless attention of the auditory for three quarters of an hour, eliciting, at the conelusion of almost every sentence. rapturous applause. The celebration was enlivened by the strains of the bagpipe; song after song succeeded, and the “ wee short hour ayont the twal,” found the sons | of St. Andrew still echoing merriment and so- Fay, under the jocund influence of the ‘“ barley ree,” -The Covington Journal learns from extended inquiry, that that section of Kentucky will not produce as many marketable hogs | this season as it has for a year or two past. In quality, however, they are quite as good. The price asked by farmere ranges from $225 to $2 50, groes—the latter | price for the best hogs. A large number of Kentuck: hogs have already found their way into the Cincinnat The pork seascn has opened in Madison, Ia. are from $275 to $3; the latter the best hogs. The to | market. | appear where extensive pre- | parations have been made for slaughtering. | Married, | _ On Thursday evening last, 30th November, by the | Right Rev. Bishop Hughes, Frepenick Francis be La Ficaniene, attache to the Portuguese Legation, second son of the Minister of her most faithfai Majesty in the | United States, to Josermine, only daughter of Samuel | J. Hunt, Eeq., of this city. Diea, | On the Ist inst., Manta, wife of John Hanahan, aged 30 years. | The friends of the family are ctfully invited to | attend the funeral, on Sunday, the 3d inst., at two o'clock. from her late residence, 86 Leonard str On Thureday evening, Nov. 20, Many Ouiver, aged | 2 years and two months, youngest daughter of Edward | I. end Mary Horsman. Boeton papers please gory. Departed this life, in the hope of a bliesfal immortali- | ty, November 30th, Jonx Henny Mancur, aged 89 | years and 10 months. deeply regretted by a numerous | circle of friends. | Funeral thi jay at 2 0’clock, from his late residence, Boerum stre near Atlantic. The friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, | without further invitation. On Friday atternoon, Micnar. McCorcan. His frends and acquaintances are respectfully in- vited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, No, 75 Forman street, Brooklyn,on Sunday afternoon, at 8 o'clock. Samure Ka Poors, a native of the Sandwich Islands, | diedat the County II on Monday night, the 27th ul ed about 25. Ka Peola was known to mort of our citizens, having resided here since 1824, when he came to this country from the islands with the family of Mr, Loomis, a returned missionary, and formerly editor of the Rochester Observer. Mr. L had taken him when about five years of age, to assist in taking care of chil- dren, and the boy became so attached to his benefac- tor’s family that be decided to bring him with them | on bis return home. Some benevolent persona. the death of Mr. Loomis, formed the project of e ting bit, and sending him back asa teacher among hi own people, and with this in view. hewas sent to the ndaigua Academy, and subsequently to the High olin this city. But his progress in learning. al- though porsessing no small degree of native intelli. | gence, and a peculiar kind of wit, was not such as to render successful the plan formed for his future ca- reer, He wae found to be useful about a printing of- fice, and for ten years was employed as & pressman in thie establishment, Falling, however, into habits which have proved rge to the Sandwich Island. | ess, he bas, for a few ye ort been without | ment, except caually,and by irregularities a cesses, incurred the disease which has taken him away. The was for some time an active member of the fire de- partment.— Rochester Democrat. Ca | Sche | MAKIFTIMKE INTELLIGE AC SHIP NEWS NOTICE. le Commanders of bn ahmp ard this ag will vo | for » favor upon we by having reels, paporn, ani | reporta tutended fer the Neo Vork Heralt, Pandy for | immediate delivery 40 our news steamer, the ews She will bosré jnward bound vessels in the vi- ae of Sandy Hook. Those bound to other om whether foreign or domestic, will confer an additi favor by forwarding to the Herald, through the mail or otherwiee, ship news or papars that may be deemed ef interest to the community. Woe will gladly resipro- Boy. ehould not be surprised if he secures a foreiga mis- | eate the favor, sien trom “Old Zack,” particularly, if he ean disprove the charge made against him, of having ployed co dirty @ trick, on one of hisown men, ooth played Leer ta house, wt the Museom, Collins has nade an en- gagement at the Holiday street, uj pear. Ph a Genxear, Worrn.—Gen. Worth bas removed his family to this city, whilst he himself leaves us Monday next to take command of the 6$b and oth the add ents, as designated in the or‘ter from the Adjutant General's De nt, The Gerteral’ ind will shortly eomme Di Wrashington Union, Lec. I, st right, to an overflowing | gow muons. will embrace Texee and New Mexico,— | Port of New York, December 2, 1948. wig ae nee 43 / miom waren, Cleared. | US mail steamer Paloon, Thompson, New Orleans, Chagres, 10 65 | he, MO Roberta. " |. Ships—Smiteeriand, {pkt) Fleteber, Grinnell, Mintarn | nce! omaa(rquedy Pench, Bavre, & Hincken; Mary | Macha Union it Dunham & Dimon; Condor, | Tikiob, ‘St Croix, Alsop & Chasincey; Sarah Tandy Whitosy New Brits Proganse, MeClintook, Oporto, @ R Bbebiens Axil, (Sue) full of water, and tl but courte. Capt Conklin says that Gf the jih-boom of he ship. he took 18, to be Montauk his mie sion that he ovuld not see which tack ehe was on; he kept off, and the ship heeping off xt the same time, was the cause of the collision, ‘The Elizabeth Harkness belongs to Wa bbineand Crook & Folkes, of NYcrk; she wes 123 tone burden, crew come up in the News Orleans, 14 days, with cotton, &c, 3 ick, ae - ar pn Jon foo: socee tule Lewis ‘om 8, Ga, for Boston, ford, Bomnermann, Savannah, 6 days, with cotton, & Dimon, rig Neptune, (of Boston) Basford, Cientuegos, 24 days, with sugar, tw master. left o Amn vessels, Emily, (of Warren, RI) Young, New Orleans, 17 days, with mdse, to Roberts & Williams. Tho E was boanted by the News Bey. ‘Brig Ges Wileon, Beckwith, St Marks, Nov 15, with cotton, to Begle'& Hasard, “Sid in co with brig Lucy Cutt, Oamer, for New ork. Brig American, Ross, Savannah, 5 days, with mdse, to Dunham: Dimon, Brig Venezuela, Fowler, Baltimore, 2 days, with ecal, to How- land & Aspinwall, Britieh sebr Friendship, Perry, Yarmouth, NS, 8 days, with fish, to J H Braine, Schr Cabot, Smith, New Orleans, and 26 hours from Norfolk, with flour, to master, Sehr Despatch, Atwood, Virginia, 2days, Schr A Einery, Adamson, Boston. Schr Lamartine Jenking, Baltimore, 4 days, for Providence. Schr Maria, Dissosway, Baltimore. Sehr Welcome, Bissey, Wareham. ‘The schr reported as the George Evans, waiting orders at Ri- ker's Island, should be Geo Warren, Below. Salled. Stearns) ine Panama, California; Falcon, Chagreg Teane Wright, Liverpool; Amerios, do; Columbus, do; Mary Mitchel, Baltimore; barks Condor, St Croix; Texas, Savannah, ‘Tho News Boy reports no vessels in sieht at dark 20 miles SE and B of the Look, except the ship Havre, Decemven 1—Wind, at sunrise, NE; meridian, NE; sunset, hat they had abandoned he: fe hove to till nothing of wreck, we bors away on our ‘One ship. Herald Marine Correspondence. Pumangnrnsa, Deo 1, 43g P M—A\ Porter, B rdeaux; Horatio, (Br) Hamiitov, Beliast, Irland; Gen Jaylor Shute, N York; echrs Jas Bliss, Hatch, do; Francis A Hawkins, Hulse, Brookhaven; David ith, Westcott, Boston; Brandywine, Stephensov, Newark, Ca ro ean leer re end Whipple, N Orleane; bark Vesta, Flinn, Bosten; Gen. yagiee, Shute, do; Swan, Bray, do, via Del City; Sarah Ellen, York, do; schra Jas Bliss, Hatoh, | do; Erandywine, Stephenson, N York; Louiss Reeves, Cavalier, Williamsburg; Francis A Hawkins, Hulse, Alleuspoint; Martha Ann, Showers, Newark; Lycurgue, Crawer, N York; John Mason, Mason, do; barge Philadelphia, Naver, do, Miscellaneous, Letren Bacs of ship Oneida, for Havre, will close at the Ex- change keading Room this day at half past II «’clock, Letter Bags of steamer Northerner, for Charleston, will close att ove office this day at ore quarter before 3 PM, Sour Sunray, from Cherry ficld, before reported. on the 18th, 19ta and 2th, when East of Cape Cod, exyerienced @ severe gale from NE, witha heavy sea, which waghed away part of deci load, stove boat, lost square and topsails, stove bulwarks, sprung aleak, and received other damage. Scun RerearEr, Sagec, fm NYork, bound to City Point, loaded. With salt, camo on shore on Assateague beach, Va, Nov 18, at 2 P M. Vessel gone to piec.s—crew saved in a disabled rtate, Scur Jona, fm N Orleans for Vera Croz, with a full cargo and 31 pastengers was fallen in with, disabled, and in distress by the U5 ship Saratoge; taken to Vera Cruz. Notice to Mariners, Soars ry tue Cia Sras—Capt Bartwoll, Pilot, at Salem, from Manila reporta, June 30, 5 lesving Manila) pasred over a cora! fslioal, of the bark P'M, (day afer si t laid down on any chart on board, neither mentioned in Horsburgh's, with Si fa. thoms water op it) beir g ealm, could plainly eee the bottom, and reeive large black rocks also. Corridgedore bore Ly com pass N i$. B, Fortune Islard bearing E. Suppoxd the shoal to be two or three cable’s length in width, ‘Whalemen. Loss o Suir Marve, oy Parruavex—We ea with the following, extract of a letter received from A. Ten Eyck, Eeq., dvted St Francisco, Sept 1, :—“ The schr Honolulu ar rived tere, from Columbia River. Aug:5, and reports the loss of the ebip Maine, Netcker, of Fairhaven. "In attempting to enter the river on the afternoon of the 234 ot 24th Ang. she struck on » The ship soon after wemt to and She bad 140 Ube of oil, There Was ne pot lot of the port was cugagod in taking in an Ez. the Maine attempted to follow. he Ficra, Capt Potter, of New London, an- Harbor, on the opposite side cf the Bay. Yesterday, the Captain fearing he would kee all bismen, weighed anct oF, intending to go to sea. After getting und crew finding the ship was headed out, refused duty, and the Cap- tain was forcod to return and anchor here. Last night nine of the grew the watch, lowered one of the boats and rowed off They have not been heard of since, and are now probably hali Fay tothe gold region. ‘The Flore ‘is 2% monthe out, with only 780 bbls of oil, Every verre] that comes in here now is sure to loge her crew, and thie state of thincs must continue until the rothing was saved, : A day t squadron arriver, when, if the men-o'-war men do not rua off too, merchapt-men may retatn their crows. The vhals ship Euxhrates, of New Bedford. left here a few ‘weeks since, for the United States, *o touch on the coast of Cuili to reerult. The Minerva, Capt. Perry, of New Bedf rd. has bau: Goned the whaling Vusit oss, and is now on het way enoe to Val. pe. for acargo of merchandize. Although two large shipa, four Varke, and eight or ten brigs and suhooners have arrived here since my return from the mineral country. about four weeks fen large cargoes of merchandize, their entire invoices have been sold ‘Vewinre daly arriving from tho Iotande and upon const, laden wi ods and passengers, the lat: Fostesh tec ttetohs wasutrae [New Beitord Meroury. piesa At Table Bay, CG H, Sept hip Phogisn, Worth, N'B, 600 boleep 200 wh Tora eruize fn oe dye FR ha Oct 6, Leander, "Briereston, “of Mystic, 250 bbls, rec} Be Spoken. pig, Diane Hawes, from N Orleans for Liverpool, Nov , of eye Ship Husuenot. of New York, Gardner, 6 days from N Orleans, forbs eral, Now lat 9, fon SOT pe ti ofa x *, of Bostan, Howe, ® days from Mobi verpocl, Nev lat 249) lon *3 11. Fe ee 1 SuiPSnn, of aad from Liverpool for New York, Nov26, Int 40 on 71 10. Blip Flato, of and for Boston, Nov 27, off Capes of Delaware. semsip Adie, fram Baltimore tor Bremen, Nov 2 lat 37 21, ion Bile from orton for Antizua, Nov 1% lt 5, 1 65 50, ig “Review,” for Barbadoes, (pro! Canova, {i for Berbadoos) Nov 13, lt 253, fond 90. (rm Bangor Foreign Ports. Conn, Oct 4A—Arr brig Cauada, tBenthall, Callao, to sail in a few dey 8 for leeward ports, Also arr, no date given, Peruvian Lark Maria, Hobson, New York. Patmovrn, Jam, Nov 12—Brig Harrakceret, Hurd, from Bal fimore, are id, to eal for Mansaniila; Powbattan, for New Oricang, next day, Loanco, (West Coast Africa) Ang 31—Bark La Grange, from Belem (May 18) just ar. bse wae Foxcr, PR, Nov 16—Bark Texidor, Snow, for Baltimore, next day: trie Cordelia, fur Guayama, farme day: to load for NYork, it LRLENA, rk Aun hever, ani Inne 24, for New York, sae day. Ce ete VAaLPARArso, Sept 12— Arr shi mere, from New York, and sailed on th yorts, ‘ mare g Ports. Avexanpria, Nov Arr achs Elia, Pike, Eastport; Silas WE Atomsoot as Noy iA aneat M PALACHICOLA, Nov 18—Arr rt, Melcher, Matan: Eaward. Kuudson, NVork; schr Gen W H Hatrison, Carl, Boston. Bosvon, Nov 9), (Journal effive)—Arr shipe Attracan, Ford, Calcutta; ‘Nestor, Russell, New Orleans; Grotius, "Leonard, do; bark Bowland, Elcridge, ‘Savannah; sclirs Fremont, Lavender, Fhilsdelphis; Eliza Matilda, Lewis, and Henry Curtis, Hallet, Altavy; mma, Lovell, New York. Signal for bri Bairywons, Nov s0-—Arr ship Xylon, Millington, 94 dare fm rigs Harp, Kirwan, Ponce i; Good Wright do, he Chanleties Wickes, N'Vonk, Ere. Ath Teale basin nah; Charlotte, Wickes, N York; Aiken, N Bedford. Cld barks Rhoderic Dhu, Metealt, West Indies; RM Do ville, Richmond; Helen Maria, Crosby, Boston; brig Ann Maria, Radcliffe, Weat Indies; schrs ‘Spray, Kirwan, Norfolk and Rich: ine, Swain, N York. Sid ship Acadia, (8r) Dunn, Lor dor; bark Franele ‘Partridgs, Travers, River Ia Plate; sshrs Maria, Eaton. Baeo; Richard Borden, Bearse, Fall River, From low, eebrs M F Lutterioh, Somers, Jamaica B Hunting, —. The Lelia and Fatima, and bark ‘Invincible, sailed on Wednes. 4 for intermediate day; also, bark Helen Maria, Crosby, Boston; bi , and Rodolph. Kent, do; sch Maria. Eaton, io oop mari CHaRLxsren, Nov 27—Are Sp brig Joven Noi Ising, Ha yana, Cla ship Conquerer, (Br) Ket, Liveryoul, bath Witgiain London; trig ‘Tybee, Ferguson, N'York, Inte svituR, Nov 18—Arr echr Florida, Corson, NY 2 [Cid brig Margaret ¥ Davie, Rosebrook, NYork. ae tng Monit», Nov 43—Arr barks Charles William, Wade, Thomas. ton; J H Milley, Adams, Boston; schirs Al-zander, Dennis, Ringe } tou, Jum; Je04 Stewart, Rovineon, Baltimore, Key West; Ring. old, Loomis, NYork; Wave. Peniicld, Portland, Edwin Rove. Heart NYork, Pensicola, 29—Arr schrs Providence, Shanks, Kingsten; Targhin. Galicer, Providonce; A S Bllox—s! Sencen, Brown, NYork. SM bh nry Woodis, Chamberlain, W Ia dice: Azolia, Pargit, W Ing New Haven, Nov 30—Arr sch 8 Lewis, Burroughs, Philadel- phis. Std echr Mary & Eliza Sherp, do. Dew Onirays, Nov 22—Arr barks M. de Juneiro; Aun Hood, Barstow, Rio de Joinville, Gardner, Havans; #0 Held. O14 ships Lehigh. Young, Liverpool; Wiee vana ond Barcelona. Jacqves Lafitte (Fr), Dev bark Alvarado, Hoaly, Genoa; brig Salvadora, tebrs John Bc fi, McLachlin, Sisal; Panama, Porter, Brazos San. tinge, Towed to sea. 18—Barks Turbe, Thames, and brig Mary Elien: and to the Palestine, Fontt. . wr selirs Recabite, Holden and Harp, jattimory: Sagah Frances, aller, Norfolk: Pont Boy, y, Addon for NYork: Ino, Haker, NYork for Bath; Henry, ‘NYork. Cid bark Nathi Blake, Tis) jeans. » Novy J0—Arr ship Alleghany, Shankland, New he Provence, Nov 29—Ar echrs Maria Burt, Bay River. NC; Lewin, Jenkine, Fredericks ha ry ‘York; Time, Edwards, Suffolk. Va; John Adams, Sparks, Norfolk; W Gorner, Gra- ham, Ba.timore; Tryall, Gibbs. Albany; sloop Vigilans, Heath, NVork.. $id, rebr i isladlph is EAvANwanl, Nov 2—Cld Br ship Lmigeant. Kemp, Liverpool; porte Harward, Harward, Liverpool, Vernon, Parton Nock Bid ome Camillus, Arhton, Liverpool; Bartford, Sxonermae, N York: bs Backes, Porter, Bost: Vernon, Paxton, NY ork; Macon, SbeMhels, NYork; American: Hos, NYork, (ag lage Bi tor NYork; lia, Joslin, do; Virginia, Tolver not taken pj Oncilia, Trim, just a = ’ Passengers Satied. Mavana, New On Na AND CraGn ma—Steamehip Paleon F ary Ellen, Hegrott, Rio —For New e—Mr Cambiseso, TP Bancroft, Wi ~ dick, © D Buck, Theresia Beck, Mrd Spengeuery,'and Bony Mise hb Me et Saw, Mr Clifford P Suyds 0 A and do, C Rose and d h ind 4 childven, J A Vantbacen, Greene, John 8 Werth, C T Bull, L D. 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