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

t the late electi "at least three Fears: a nly . Ramsay is looked upon by his pat a hard-headed, shrewd, thorough-going kind of a man, whom it is difficult to beat at anything he attemjts. As he will unite the poliiicians of the entire interior of the State 1m his favor, di- wide, if not carry wholly, the commercial inte- rests of Philadelphia, you may set down his chance as among the first best; at least, so I am informed by those who “ keep the slate” on the hill. Gilpin, lcMichael, Thomas D Grover, and the “ war horse” of the natives, General Peter Sken Smith, are talked of. The two first have about as much might as a cat in a certain place would have without claws. The two last named gentlemen will be backed by the influence of their respective friends in the native American ranks, which, if upited on one man, might, perforce, carry off the rich prize of patronage to the hordes of pawicts who are go anxious and williag to serve their country. " Andrew Stewart appears to be gathering head- way emong the Pennsylvanians for the Secretary of the Treasury. Major Bliss, I have the best reason to know, wl] be Taylor’s private Secre- tary. As to Jefierson Davis being made Secre- tary of War, those only ought to believe it who have faith in the moon being made of green cheese. Reliable information has set down Taylor’s ca- binet as ultra whig; but the subordinate appoint- ments will be made indiscriminately from all who composed that curious political party known as the Taylor party. As to the old hunkers in office, they had better prepare to take up their beds ani walk. Old Zack himself has saidit. 3 Governor Johnston 1s still absent on a visit to his family. It is said the office-seekers plagued him almost to death, while on a brief visit, lately, te attend to his official duties. He had to ‘ cut” in double quick time. Jt was afterwards dis- covered that he * laid off” in’Carlisle, eighteen miles distant, and they were about to scent hin out in his retirement, when some kind friend tele- graphed him a notice, and he lett suddenly for the west side of the Allegamies. Among the rich State appointments, the office of flour inspector at Philade!phia, worth some $8,000 a year, a bone nich and full of meat, 1s growled over by lots of hungry animals, of every grade of pretension, from choice Newfoundland down to cur and whelp et low degree. Those who appear to be several lengths ahead of their competitors, are Atkinson Martin, of Dauphin county; L. A. Whitney, of Schuylkill ; and Heilman, of Philadelphia. I shall be able to give you some idea who will ob- tain this important appointment in my next. In regard to eur local post-ffice, it 1s but Just to class A. J. Jones among the early. active, and ardent friends of General Taylor, at a time, too, when he was compelled to operate against a very large majonty in this district, which was decidedly in favor of General Scott. Ido not think [ mistake the popular current when I say the appointment is conceded him as a set off for services rendered in many a well-fought field, the last of which will afford many a veteran to retire in clover for at least four yeurs. The electoral college assembles here on Wed- nesday next, when a perfect ba'ch of office-hunters are expected to be present from all parts of the State. Petitions will be as plenty as blackberries an harvest time. There is to be an election, shortly, for Brigade Inspectors in this district, composed of Dauphin, Lebanon, and a portion of the State of Berks. The term is for seven years, and the office 1s worth, in that time, some $3,000. Lieutenant Isaac B. Waterbury, of the Cameron Guards, and Major Jno. P. Hummel, are already before the people with their respective claims. - The gallant Major will have to move his boots to outstrip the ga’ Lieutenant, whois fresh among us, covered wit well-earned laurels obtained in the well-tought | fields of Mexico. Business continues unusually dull; there is ab- solutely nothing doing in the tewn. The hotel keepers are brushing up for the coming session of the Legislature, which promises to be unusually in- teresting. During the past week, a number of very rich cases have been tried in our court, and, strange as it may appear, principally for rape, the details of which are too gross for publication. The parties interested came from Lyken’s Valley, an the upper end of the county, where one would not suppose your city manners and customs had made any encroachment on old fashioned German simplicity. Our town has been enlivened for a few evenings past by a band of Ethiopian minstrels, or nightingale serenaderr, who have been perform- ing berore full and fashionable audiences at the Shakspeare Saloon. The band 1s under the direc- tion of Mr. George Kunkel, whose singing has elicited the warmest plaudits. The singing of this company is quite chaste, and they are every way deserving A patronage. As an incident to our temperance friends, some eight or ten of ourbloods the other evening, came to the conclusion of “« knocking off;” so they marched im a body to the Chiet Burgess’s office, and sanctified the reso- futon by the solemnity of an oath. Our town will be quiet now. Interesting Details from Santa Fe. {From the St. Louis Republican, Nov. 23.} J. M. White arrived in this city on Tuesda from New Mexico. He left Santa Fe on the 18t of last month,and bas politely furnished us with such items of information as fell within bis notice. ‘On the day of his departure from Santa Fe. General Lane, appointed to the Governorship of Oregon, and Major Meek, Marshal of the Territory. arrived at that place, ercorted by Lieut. Hawkins, in command of a company of mounted riflemen. It was understood that they would remain only four days in Santa Fe, allowing rufficient time to make up an outfit of pack animals, and then they would take up their march for €alifornia. Gen. Lane, and the entire command, were in excellent bealth. Mr. While met Kit Cerson, with the express for Ore- | m, at Whetstone, on the 24th of October. Reed's | in. from Lexington, was met at Cedar Springs on | the 2th. F.X. Aubry and Capt. Angney were at the Lower Cimerove Springs, going on well. Mr. Aubry | lest at Los Vegas, during the summer, forty-six aui- mals, which were stolen by the Indians on the 13th of October, together with two hundred and forty animals Delonging to the government. One of the men in charge, an American, by the name of Williams, was About balf way between Taos and the Moro, the Apectes killed and ecalped Mr. Johnson Jackson, a brother of Col. Congreve Jackson, of Howard county, Misrouri. Mr. J. was engaged in mining in the Moro district. and was a highly respectable man On the let of November, Mr. White met Mesers. St. Vrain and Fitspatrick, at the crossing o im good health. Only a few Indians were Plaine, except Oreges, Kansas, &c., they ‘appeared ‘to be friendly. Mr. White experienced some very se- | Vere storms on the route, and the weather, generally, | ‘was very cold. ‘The news from Southern Mexico, in regard to duties | _ Packet ip Weetantastes, Warner, London and Portemouth, Nov Stb, witl Texas. or for any « We do not desire to have domestic slavery borders. and until the time shall arrive for our sion into the Union, we desire to be protected LY against their introduction amongst us. monredy Loopy for, represent * “Resolved, That the peti iom of th. of New Mexico, in Conven'ion assembled. to the the United States, be forwarded to Non. Thomas !. Reston, and the Hon. John M, Clay tor, and that they be sted to represent itereate of this Terttory, im the Senate of the United Baten roti : It appears, from a statement the Republican, that{two of the delegates refused to take the oath of allegiance tothe United States. es This convention was held in pursuaaee of a procia- mation isetied b the acting Governor of the Territory, Donaciana Vieil. At one of the meetings, we observe, that the claim of Texas to any portion of the Territory of New Mexico, and the recommendation of the President of the United States that it tached to th was denounced in strong ter: They say, that “it is fabrieated to defraud the government tory ef their just rights,” the people of the Terrl- ani that they look upon it “with eoorn and disdain, there not being in the State the least shadow of right, except in the wicked imagi- nation of grasping demazogues It joed as evidence that they “are not residing ina heathen land,” that the Rev. Mr. Wilson preac! every Sunday to large congregations of the Santa Feans. New Orleans, from Kingston, left on the 10th ult,, we have JAMAICA The Journal of the 7th say: to has proceeded Pesceably and quietly, if mot har- moniously, Some business has been done in the As- sembly, although the real business has hardly been commenced There exists, however, anything but « cordial feeling, and the firet money bili which is pro- og to be passed will be the signal for an outbreak, f the clamor for a stoppage of supplies has ceased, it 's only that the eame object might be attuined by a dif- ferent mode—that mode i, that the money-bills should not be passed until the retrenchment measure has ob- tained the sanction of the other branch of the legis- lature. How-oon the present calm may be exchanged for a storm, We are not prepared to say.”” ‘We learn from a paragraph in the Journal, that the average of the crops for the years 1845, 46 and °47, pee Mauritius at the head of the British sugar pro- acing colonies. The average is stated as follows Mauritius, 918,314 owt.; Jamaica, 689698 do; British Guiana, 626,988 do.; Barbadoes, 374,334 do.; Trinidad, 70.323 do, Sr. Vivcent.—An attempt made in this Island to reduce wages has created some little excitement, and the refusal of the laborers to submit immediately to the reduction caused alarm. Some had ch lly submitted to the reduction ; others refased, and, in- cited by evil-minded men, had kicked uprome dis- turbances. Several of the ri: ders had been ar- The weather was which are to the 5th pede ee but the laborers on many estates still refused jo work. Gnenava.—The last accounts from this quarter re- present that the weather was beautifully fine, and the caer of the cultivation in some places was very pleasing, but that in some districts the laborers were not hangin, | or doing #0 but very indifferently. eof an earthquake were felt in Kingston, on the 29th Oct., the first at al ten minutes to nine na the other a little before two in the shock im the morning was rather bsequent one very slight. A tiger shark, measuring ten and a half feet in length, and two feet in circumference, had been caught Beer tl hore off Linde’s Town, It had ten rows of teeth ; ite jaws, when opened, would receive without difficulty 8 person of good size The Royal Mail Company's steamship Dee, with the let October mails from England, arrived on the Ist, Tonaco.—The Tobago legislature met on the 16th September, when they, were addressed by the Lieu- terant Governor. Naval Intelligence. ‘he frigate Brandywine, Commodore Storer; the mer Alleghany, Captain Hunter, and the sloop of war St. Louie, Captain Cook, from Norfolk, were at Rio Janeiro on the 20th of October. The latter arrived onthe 13th. The brig Perry, Lieutenant Commander Tilton, was going into Montevideo on the 1st October. Army Intelligence. The following cffloers are attached to the First Regi- ment of Infantry, five companies of which arrived at Fort Brown, on the 2ist instant :—Col. H. Wilson ; Major J. H. Lamotte; Capt. R. §. Granger; Capt. F. 8. Mumford; Ist Lieut. J.N. Caldwell; 1st Lieut. 3. D. Carpenter ;'let Lieut. J. B. Plummer ; 2d Lieut Adjutant F, J. Deeman ; 2d Lieuts. C. C. Gilbert, E L. Viele, and Underwood ; Brevet 24 Lieuts Hudson and Jobns; Assistant Surgeons Campbell, Brock and 2. Major Thomas W. Saerman, of the 3d United States Artillery. who so distinguished himself at the battle of Vista, arrived at his home in this town, on the He has been stationed at Fort Adams.—New- Married, At Salem, 80th ult., by the Rev. B. F. Bowlet, Wm 8. Rosixson, Esq , senior editor of the Republican, to Miss Hannierre J, Hanson, of Lowell. Died, On Sunday morning, 3d inat., after a short illness, im the bag eal of his age, Joun Mownen, of Lucas county, Ohi His friends and acquaintances, and those of his brother-in-law, Robert Huson, are respectfully invited to attend hie funeral this day, at 2 o'clock, from No. 32 Second avenue. {j- Obio papers please cop On Sunday evening, 3d inst., Wittiam Bainp, aged 44 years. is friends and acquaintances are respectfully in- vited to attend bis funeral, on Tuesday, the 5th inst. at half past 2o’cleck, ¥. M.. from the corner of Seven- ith rtreet and Iiret Avenue. His remains will be n to Calvery Cemetery. m the 3d inst. Mrs. Prse Macviae, aged Styears, relict ofthe late Hugh Maguire. The friends and a ntances of the family, and thore of her sons. ‘nard, James, aud Charles Ma- guire, are reapectfally invited to attend her funeral, on Tuesday, the 5th i 4 o'clock, P. M., from her te residence, 68 Prin Arrivea. ip Queen of the Went Tiallete Liverjuat, i th thip Queen o eat, Hallett Liverpool, Now & wi modee and 450 ere to Wondbull & Mistuem Balled ip com very with bit Gen pion, Medmend, for N loans. Nov. 1s, iat 45 20, lon Si), rigralized berk Julia, stecring Last: 17) 45, lon 44, spoke brg Eliza, (Br) frrm Boston for London, een of the West was boarded on Saturday acternoon, by the Bpon goods. was unfavorable. The policy of the gov- ment was frequently changed, so that the duties | ied every day or two. Some merchants w. ble | to get in on good terms, and others could scarceiy g admittance at all. the times were dull, and goods of every re selling at prices as low as those in St, Louie, by retail. It was the opinion of old established | American residents of Santa Fe, that there were goods | enough there to last the conrumption for three years, | Some persons in Santa Fe pretended to have fears of | another attempt at insurrection, this winter, but there was not much danger of it. Everything was peaceable at Toor when Mr. White left. Mr. W. has been engaged in mining operations in | New Mexico, and browgbt in with him $58,000 in gold | and silver coin and buili | From Mr. White we hi 10 received the Santa Fe epeaietn, of the 18th of October, from which we are le to condenre ® good many itenis of interest A census of New Mexico has been taken, from which it ele of Valencia 3: of which 26,161 are classed as whiter, and 4057 as Indians. The wenther, at the date of the paper, was exceed- ingly cold and disagreeable. Rain fell in torrents, doing much damage to the houses, and there were revere storms of hail. The surrounding mountains | ‘were covered with snow. Berg. “—t (Co. I, Ist U. 8. Di dered on the 10th ult , in Sante Fe, pated undetected. ndapgo on Sunday evening, the 15th, Ro- | =e Polinario killed another Mexican by the name of Valenels, in a quarrel, in which knives were freely = 3 < =. ry & 3 = 3 3 3 € & s 5 2 a e Py = 3 3 4 | r] 5 Es F oons.) was mur- ut the murderer | ant of New Mexico, arrived at Santa Fe on the 10th | uit, from Monterey by way of Chihuahua, He was | weil received. Col’ Washington left Monterey, as our | readers know. in July last. with « command, part of which was destined for California. They pursued their march without molestation, and, indeed. rece! ing the Popesnoee of the Mexicans, until their a rival at Chibuahus ; where, after makin, necestary arrangem |, the command, on the 4th of eptember, separated. |. Washington pursuing his route to San: } ; and Maj. Grabam arsuming the command of the | California expedition, He had with bim two compa, nies ¢f the 2d Dragoons, and two companies of the lst, under the command of Capt. Ri The distance | which had to march is ret down at 1300 mites, | ce from Chibuahua to Santa Fe in stated at 1,200 miles and th ‘aze march per day to Chihua- Bos tenes down at ties, and thence to Sante Fe | en. ‘On the 1th, Col. Washington assumed the direction of military civil affairsin New Mexico. By gene- distributed—one it Alba of 'Y Men at Tom plaged In comme nd of these compan uy ©, 3d Artillery, and company HH, rison Bante Fe. The Kepublicon contains the proceedings of a eon- | vention of delegates of the people of New Mexien, « to | 7m & constitution. and apply to Congress for w State | or Territorial government. sud to do such other acts aa to them may ae for the interest of the people.” A majority of the convgntion were Mexicans, Antonio | Jowe Martin, of Taos, was elested President, and J. M. | Gidainge Secretary, ton war tranracte: 2, through ‘The only officia! act of thir body was the on bebaif of the people of New Mexieo, to | from Palmore for Demarara; 2ist, lat 224 Lt. Col Warhington, civil and military command: | ‘ Boy. Ship Aneon, Elliett, Charleston, 5 days,with cotton, to T War de ‘Ship Columbia, Galloway, Charleston, 6 days, with cotton, to Pa ee, tin, 3 ey 7 ritieh ship Agnes, Dublin, 31 days, in ballast, amd 2°0 passen- gers, tod MeMurry. ! ‘ Breen bark Fiorider, Voom, Bremen, 85 days, in ballast. and 107 passengers, to E& T’Poppe. Dee 2 lat 30 27 lem 73 28, fell im with a brig with logs of forecast, bewsprit, and main person on board, long boat gone, ‘She waa ‘painted black, with Commerce stood off Pointed porte, apparently tight. Pilot boat after her. (of Pittston) Croueh, Havre, 31 daya with era to master, 29th ult, lat 40 40, lon 6734, epobe ship Recherter, henoo for Liverpool Bark Gaulegr, Macoduck, Rio Janeiro, Oct 20, with coffee, to F A Delano, Sailed in com for Boston. y with hark Mindors, Austin, ofand Int 20 8%, Ion 87 15, spoke ‘brig 2 from Witaingies, a | Bist Jat ado Jon 60 39, was company with st ip Charlotte, of Boston, and ited com} the dethy in lat 31 28, lon 69 1; 28th, lat'84 80, ton 70, spoke ship Acrinn, of and for Boston, !rom N Orleans, tereReh Lark Alexandre, Biland, Rochelle, 40 days, with brandy 0 A Seimnotte, Brig Emily Young, from N Orleans, 15days, with mdse, to or- ir. ink Hayti, Cutts, Port au Prinee, Nov 18 with mdse to OL & Tris. nah. 7 days, with timber, toWind- ris, Brig Potomac, mith, Sayennah, 7 days wit ston snd Tappen. Deo 2, Caps Henloper NW 44 miles, T Nickerson bound Soub, mya ET Brig Aleota, Souper, Matansss, 11 days, in ballast, to Reed & oppor. Hite Nenoy, (of Daliimore) [Patterwn, Monteridio, 80 days, ith dee immeter." ch it 19 48, Ton 6, spoke Pg Justina, Admiral, from Bremen for N Orles ws 25th, Paaed a Admiral, frown Bremen for N Orleans; 25th, Sirsush rg Symmetry, Touch, Turks 1h aad ra etry, Touch, sland, LAUR rie fymmetry, Touch, Vea 78, with fale Brig Nuevitne, Griffin, St Martine, 16 days, with salt, to Sancfrd N Haven. 2i:hult, lar 33 14, lon74, spoke ship Tonnes: pe, hence for N Urleans: 29:h, Cape Marteray WNW 10. alles, spoke rekr Cherokee, from Boston for Char'eston. Brig Virgitin, (cf rhisdeiphia) Tredway, Suvannah, 6 days, Wis-be Harfiett Hallesk, Appleby, 8¢ Martins 17 days with ea jaiviett Hallock, jn swith oa yorand Prat 35 4, fon 7440, nrake "barks L men tod Durand & Co. 27h ull, ja Crowell, Clark, bence for Matanzas, 4 days out Bobr Gold Hunter, (of N Haven) Wright, 23 days from Rio de Ja Hutehe, with hides 80, to VH Underwood, Leftno American verrela, Nov 39, Int 3230, lon 74 30, spoke ship Medford, 15 days from N Orleang, of and for Bostor, Dutch echt Pelases, Rnster, Surinam, 35 days with mdee to Beormen, Jobneron & Co, 26th vlt, Int 3301, lon 67 82, spoke ship John Brower, cf Newburyport, bound Youth, ‘hr Cassar dra, Morse, Port an Prince, Nov 16, with coffe, &c, toH& W Delafield. Just off Capo Lookout, 8 Narding ; eame might at 10 welock, 40 milo N of Hata n i ri om tre Hi ih id ae Ne ‘ofthe Mighiand ; eraon, St Martina, 2 aay, with ol par Poway Myers, Wilmington, NC, 6days, naval stores ‘ehr Phowwix, Tih Bt 5 Behe Rachel C unelt Fisher’ Winsinaed days Bebr Clarisn Budd, Movs, Philadelphia, 2day 6, ooal. Pocket ship Bw itver's bark: yaks. i Oneas abe ‘Beis'oh; Dealey ON Orlaatey feiliny N’ Orleans} brige Lowel, ‘Dracut, Machina Retorns, Obarleston. ia ais Farner 3—Wind, st sunrise, W; meridian, do; sunset, Prig Jerome, cf Briatel, RL (reported yenterday,) tin ihanciod aan Peep and ire red: naan wan ared er, suwater, Herald Marine *¥ mprene of the United States, in which they ask for the speedy organization of @ territorial eivil go: vermment jer New Mexieo, They represent that t erpavic ord statute Ines. promulgated by authority of Mee Laudted Ginces, Sep! £2, 106, with ome few altora Oorrespondencs. » Lee 8, 435 & M—Arrived—Bark Elizabeth Vortiand: brig Empire, Crowell, Boston: vri¢ ,, Ma he ry, White, St Thou pares BBoein; ones Deis 3 be ine 1 Botieers ob ere, Cle: red— Alexander, be wv. Faiet Tienees, Bait one 4 Geo J Weaver, ‘Coroline Fran : Ann Bliza, Bo. Pomntaty Jones. New York; Ht Heagur, Come Gen New Vor steiner Blask Diamond, Steyctacn, N'Yooke clove at the Letter Bag will clore at oe cheer Carri, Lerrer Bacs of steamer Uniced States, fr Havre will Exchange on Tuesday, Dee seh for Halifax and Lavetped, Exchenge Reading Room, on Wednesday, Letter can bepre-ald at tle abcye cfflze to destination. Sup CLARA ashore at Truro, wanted only 6 inches water to float her 29th ult, but as the tides were doubtful whether she would be of tides, In the meantime Bric Damascus, at Newport. from Gonaives, on the 18th and 19th Nevember, off Cape Hatteras, experier which lasted 45 hours, drove acrors the G fea, was obligea to throw overboard boat, stove wept to the Eastward to lon supples i, pipet a partofdeck load. Lost bulwarks, &e. with light winds in Gulf Stream, was 69, and pat into Tarpvulin Cove for le, heavy stern Hewny, (of Boston) from St Masting, before repered Seip et at Lt cel beetle $7,500, and isin table office, sured in Boston, for $3,600 the Washington, and about $1,750 at ne Arn 15,0 Hie Paeite, and $500 at the ANISH WI into hio Ja and would proceed as soon as posei! Bamovrs, of Bath, which foundered Oct 1: hy ak, Newcastle, §, fer Philadelphia, was value Beat ra for $36,400, of whieh $1300 is at : heh $tato0 ie a sae Beto Com an uit New England. $2,000 at lost, was insured in N the Mutual Marine, and ‘on ship and outfits; $7,900 at office on catehings. Buic Poncr, of Boston, (before reported lost at sea) was an old veseel, and is insured at the office 0. in Columbus, Ohio, for Rawpera, from Buenos Ayres for N York, pat , Sept 23, diemarted: was repairing about Oct 1, on the voy- at $12,000, ‘There i¢ insuray ce on three quarters for $9.00), at the Kennebec Mutual Gardiner, Me, another quarter is ineured at the Protection office, Hartford, where there isalso $2,000 insared om caret. LauncwEen—At Blue a. copper fastened brig Bue ee iN, Me, recently, by Mr Aea Clough, Jr, about 200 tons, called the J Hinekley, owned by Lemuel Peters. Esq, Capt Samuel B Johnson and thers. and is to be comm d by Capt J, wat Bath, recently, by Mesers Trafant & Drummonds, w ship of about 800 tons, celled the Indian Queen, owned by the builders, and Messrs C & W kiel Drammoi d, D Crooker, and to be commanded by Capt Ese- Bric Gun Linconn, Goudy, of Damariscotts, from Boston for Frankfort, went ashore on Duck Rock, off Monhegan, 12 o'clock, Saturday bight, 2th Nov. When the veseel strack, the foremast, bowsprit, and the entire bow, der of the vesse), with the mainmast standir, rolli ie Reeaenaes andj wi stood in. the next known Daw 184 the Neptune office at Gardiner, 99 a. ‘Whalemen. the anchors and ‘& total wreck. ‘The remain: ‘ung broadside to ‘over, the crow made their eacape by asoend. hat ing therefrom to the ledge, savin ey remained on the Jade until one ho ‘previous ‘o whieh time, two of the crew (names un- d with theeold. The in tte, the remainder in Boston. Insured for $7,600, half orm It was thought that was mostly owned in A letter from the 2d officer of ship Champien, ‘of Edgartown, reporte her at Flores Sept 10th. fore, main a1 On the 2¢ xperienced a eevere gale, during which carried away d mizzen topgallant masts, also stove the waist and larboa: jing, of Taunton, Mage fell from the fore yard and hurt Mr Perl himeelf bedly, but was recovering. Had the psssge. Hadlanded one man, sick, to be seat home, ken. together with the mizzen of said month, (when he 3d mate, seen no whales duriag Po) Brig Cadet, from Bahia for Africa, Nov 6, lat 11 8 lon 19 20, FM'm'C Gilmore, Park, J daje trom Norfolk for ‘Uporto, Br Now di, iat 8 (9, lon 7020. Ship Elizabeth Hamilton; from Mobile for Liverpool, Noy 21, off Dix ot Keye. Bark Peri, Cotter, from Mobile for Boston, Nov 30, off Cape Brig ——, trom Kennebunk for Attakapas, Nov 1S, lat 26, lon 24 re: Canpenas, Nov 10—Bri Ports. Gordon, Jobnecn, from Boston, Canvenas, about Nov 17 -Schr John Story, for Wilmington, c. Iimenicx, Nov 10—Ship Charles, Wedge, for Baltimore, 15th. Montrvipro, Oct 3—Schr Rival, Burke, from and for Rio Grande (the only vessel reported sop, at this port.) 2, ald, schr MATANzAs, Nov 21 brig Wildes PW: Font av Paice, Nov Rico for N Yor Searlea, of and for Boston, ten Fou’ N Yor) R10 Jax FIR, Oct. Africa; barks, fark Expresr, co Walker, Rdgecomb, “ih, ; Philadelphia; sohr Zephyr, 7s 18-8 , Bo by the brig Nancy, Capt Peter Tubliee, chan agree ~ fp 5 for N York hal veld brig Phenix, Hore rigs Deana rk, Gill, from Porto mark, Gill, from Port k. 12 days; Alfernta, White, for’ d 0: Draco, dsys Amesbury, from Portland ‘ork, 8 di Syarn, Hrinided, Oct 2-—Arr sche Eieanor, Newbould, ; 98, Siren, Boucher. Philadelphia, ‘2U—Bhips Vandalia, Codman, for Manilla, ; Esther May, Stevens, for New Orleans, do; Fra Corvixz, Corning, (fm Baltimore, arr) fur New nee, Vail, for ‘York, 40; Leabelita Byne, Stickman, fm New York (arr do; Brasi yw Orleans; ‘New York (err 15) 60 days 13) f iro, Willian, (fm Weithal, arr 13) for Mobile; Row r do, i jodfrey, Bearse, (fm Richmon: ew Ont milla, Kaneh, for aiziea; Opbin, Raraadely tn » Stanley, fr Green, fm do, 8) for ; Palmett im do, ‘arr 15) 43 days; Barrington, Auchinncloss, fm do (arr 12) 54 de; ey Pentimen, Riddles do (arr): Aua D Wiotasdson, Pos body, fm do, uno; Trenton, Coutts, fm Lisbon (arr 13); Cheater, ® ateon, fm do (art $); Ellen, Sill, fm Haw barg (arr 10}; Letitia, Lewis. fm London (arr 5 Saunder, fm Afr Strewd, Elwell, fm Cadiz; Flora Watte, fm’ Baltim Harding; Hamilton, Halle: t; Canton, Gilley; Eunomia, a) and Hector, Kemp, wn ‘Emma Presontt, Lee, for Africa; RF Lopes, 3 jon. Merrill; Peterson, unc; sche Mid orp, Morin Jones for Africa: Talbot, Garot, unc; Virgin, Wi es jones. for “Garok wae ere, <4 bark Mindora. Lovett. Boston, (or NOrk A sd yt Dégann, Kelly, Boston: Toth, Camargo, tien Orleans {cid Ayres. Arr lf, Ham Bal we dor kerk Rover over, James, Johrsten, Philad. Also in Randers, ie, White, Ni ) Clauen, do. ; Jones, fin Overm ann, Bev nett, Rio de la Plat W fouoniond (are 16; orm New foul New York, via Balria (arr 17th 56 ctor Fee ee mer lonilatis, Ceaky’ Salta? Buccten Sey eae! prazi’, ans; ie tte, iF im, 5 Snow, Wach- ; Enearnanaci Caracas, ta; Albertina, Mon' mn Pay (are 10); Mary Ae lependence, Burns {com ica, and J W Russell, from Savannah, arr 13; t, for ler, ». Tyler, N York; }; 11th, Louisians, Dewh Nelson, do; 9th, Peytona, Brown, N York 3 brig a (Dan) MoUerep, for NYork; sch Sr Maxtins, Nov o—Behs Gazelle, of and for Alexandria; Susan, of and for Bosten, soon. Sid 12, schr Gipsey, Bibbin, New York, Ganges, Bates, for N Yor! ter, ldg RINAM, Oct 26—Brige Niger, Pouslam, for Boston, 4 d cae fk, ding; bark Cette, Rogers, of Gloncer, ‘At Sr Jaco, Nov 7—Schr Native American, Dixon, for Boston Bch. (Of te port, two.Am bres, one supposed tobe the Jffergon, ‘om N Yer) parrthip rate, Betk Boston, December 2—arr. to, Beckett, NOrleans; barks te, hoe; Laleon, (Br) ‘Buckiogham, Now ile; brigs Wellingsley, Parsons, Rio Hache, Toment, Ryder, Charleston; Chas a; sohrs Bridgewater, Smith, apbaens nce, Philadelphia. Telegraphed—barks Chas Walton, (Br) from London; Oberlin, from NOrleans Dela- ware, (new) fa —; brig Charlotte, fm ——. Signal for I shi Clé—ships Shaw, Ri Liverpool, via Savanni ith America; C Cordova, Moore, Charleston; Ferax harine, (Br) Roverts, Baliatt, ¢0; Sharon, Merry man, do: barks Cumberland, Lovell” ‘m Apalachico!a; Harri Leighton, Bath, to load for Cubs brigs Balcyon, Sheffield, Maita end Messina; Eliza Burgess, Bower, Sen Jran de Jos Remedios: schrsT A Thompson, Brown: Richmond; Wolcott, Ryder, NYork; Fashion; Lorsng, do; Homer, tekersen, do. Nov Arr ship Whelden, Phiindelpt:i Friendship, Fowler, Ph: echry AM Bale, Cha chanie, Sawyer; Yhiladel Lewis; il 3¢ binno? ia; Harriet, Crowell, Wil Pharealis, Allen, a; brigs Samal idadelphia: Geo Wa: se, and John Tyler, NOrteans; bark ington, 'M'Carty, doz Saulth,’ Norfolky’ Me: ym, and Tremont, Lavender, imington, Del; Eliza Matilda, 'y Cortic, Hallet; Manter, Lambert: Convert, Boult; Amanda, 4mes, and Geo & Emily, Nickerson, Albany; Emma, Lovell. New York. Via quarantine, ship Noemie, Holberton, iverpool, Dee 1—Ship Timcleon, Freeman, NOs) 06; brig Parent ‘Them pron, Cardiff, Wales; Benj Pranklir », Philadelphia; echre Thorn, Wainwright, Wilmingtor t Habersham, M'Dongal, Fredericks burg, via Norfolk hing, Phindole phi; Ernpire, Lovell, and Detroit, Car Albany; Cambridlga, Pacy, New York; Olive, Atwood, Ni. ~Barks Rio, Ce vane; John Carkio, Reyne Carlos, Heda, favan: forfolk; brig lavbinger, Brown, Gibral anc vet, Dyer, Trinidad; Canton, Rogers, Preset P gp Thursday, ahip Indepondence, bark Avola; on Friday, ships Shanuoga, Huron; barks Kepler, Pilgrim; trige 85 lvina, Gen Worth, © E Platt, Rufus Soule, Jane on Tresday or W edi Barrimonr, Dee. Allizon, Potosi. fairveees, (not previously); brig Canton ald trig, Fashion, Kirwan, Antigua, 0 \, London, p Geo F Patten, (now, of Bath, 778 tons) Orleans. Burrast, Nov 25—Sid ship Bothnia, Jewett, Mobile; 27¢h, bark F A Breqett, Carleton, N Orleans, Rice Fast Tuomaston, Nov 20—Ar bark May Frevktort fi ger, Simont: GroversteR. Nov 23—, Biche for Boston. nd Nov 25—4 7 seh Ts Balti H Bord ‘ork, H Kendall, Tolinan, Weet Indice, 8ld 27th, echts Florio, Thomas; A Hurd, Brown, NY GALS Lis | 8, Norfolk; 26th, ‘orl brig Wellingsley, Parsons, Rio es, im Calais tot Philadelphia; sehr St Pierre, fort for Alexandria; Mary, Yates, Calais for Philade| oy 22—Sid brigs Marie, Freeman, Havana; James Nov 23—Sld schra Independsnoo, Blizahet Bogeon fort Miladelphins Sou Arh wf xe Bueno Vista, Huston, Newoartle, Me, for. Virginia; & Wildes, Portland, for N Y ry & Louiss, Adame, elifieet for Virgin a: tha, ih. Ar Yorks Vista, Edin! Setbcneyes edise exe, reves Whom ‘Thomas, Thomsston, for Philade phi; Sarah, Parsoos, Portiand, and 8 Ly: for N York: Convoy, —. Be Lewis Burebard, ‘Danvers, rt Buckepcrt; 8 D Bailey. If orien ie N York, the above and ail others before reporte Lounwc, Nov 26—8id schr Cottage, Harvey, N York, ‘ork: Mary Farley, Tate, Thomaston, fe Borton for Philads ted ia; Watehman; Merrill, Merrill, Portland, for N for Phi Alexan 2, erirean, Bi adeiphia, ri 1,AM—No arrival. Sig, Jon Hewett, Grant, Thomaston. for do. Sid schre’ Buena burg. Eres, Philadelphia fo it N York: Floreo, ath. for Halti- P M—Ar brig in steamer Huntress, Macuras Von, Nov 4—SId brig Frances, Savin, N York. Newvorr, Nov i0—Arr Hayti; Yantic, B York. Vork. re Boule, Baltimo: rightman, Fatt a River: a, loop Victory,’ Baker, N ae) " Bith, Vu dalia, Pierce, Exctport for Baltimore; slooy irsman, Gonaives, ew BEDrORD ‘Nov 2—Ar schrs John Allyne, Kilis, Balti- more; Hove, Por tame Governor, Vennei Below 29th, shi PontLann, brigs Aleenw Rolla |. Baltimore; ov 2— 1D. and Mitel dorks American, Shield (new) Saml Bucknam, Siete Arbark Odd Fellow, Helen Maria, Hateh, St Ma p, Jordan, Philsdelphia; schrs Heary Crowley, and Jubilee, Orleans. ck Belo effrey, Philedelphis, ‘ov 29—Ar brig Victoria, Baker, N York; schr hr Meridian. Tarlton, do, Robert Parker, Weeks, 35 days from Isle of May ‘ince, Tui Island Gay N old ‘Guba; Meidon, ® three mast Phovinexcy, Nov 20—Ar aches Maria Burt, Bay River, No; John Adams, Doe 1, sebrs Harbinger, Mot Gidte, Baltimore: Bes y-rt, in, Proder font) Nortotk; Geo W Corner, Baltimore, Sir ‘icksburg: Joe Turner, jaker; Ninota, Cherry; Barcelona, Covsine, and Harvest, McClure, Philadelphia. Ricumon, Nov 30s EB Bird, Mitler, ig Mary Syipt, Lawrence, N York. AveM, Noy 2—AF c sehra Cape 'y, Ross, N York; Wm Wire, Crockett, ‘Thomaston. Sid sche brig Mary Helen, Grogory, St Igor m. Savannan, Nov 28—Arr ship Martha, Gotham, N York; brigs R Rugrell. Atey, Roston: WF Scutberner, Berry, N York; brig fanaa. in the off on, Ben Norfolk. jannen, RI, Loxvow~ Ship Whitlock, Eng'an imeare; F Heine! Rroo1—Ship Queen of t wot Pall iver, Moases DR bowte Hnlifan: worte Montrose, | » New York MB corvent, ond Mise ers, Watson. Havana, gohrs Bliza Brown, Orawfor4, Pensa tole; Alalama. and Betsey 26th, bark Watts, Norfolk; brig Grn Taylor, Falee, Maratren, Vien , Germany; J & Kellinger, he We ‘Wim (ie Boston; stent Patriok ‘Henry, 'N Orlonnst pohe Ani Nov 29—Cld sehr Pacific, Smith, Porto Rico, ssengers Arrived, tminster—Mre W Mitohell, New York; R 3 G Hyde and indy, Sanegan, Bow fides, Corky 16th, an Nov 20—Arschrs Oregon, Cook, Bonaire, 21 re. 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