The New York Herald Newspaper, December 7, 1848, Page 4

Notice of ption of Treasury Notes, ‘easvay Derantwent, Deo. 2, 1848 Notice is hereby given, under the second section of the act of January 847, of the readiness of this Department to redeem the -y notes issued by | authority of that act, whenever they shall ro<psctively reach their maturity Such treasury notes will be en. tithd to cerry Toicrest ntil maturity, after which interest thereon will cease. Holders of such treasury notes may under the pro- visions of the 13th section of the act, at any time fand | them in six per cent stock of the United States trans | Serabie on the books of the treasury: and reimbursable | y time after the last day of December, 1837, by Sacstiae such notes at the treasury to either of the | Arsistant Treasurers of the United States, or the Co! lector of Baltimore Holders of such treasury notes as wish them re- deemed in cash at their maturity, will transmit them to the First Auditor of the Treasury for settlement, paren the Assistant Treasurer upon whom a draft the amount thereon will be most convenient, peat epee ees R. J. WALKER, Secretary of the ‘Treasury. Major Linton, United States Marine Corps, arrived bere yesterday in the steamer Osceola, and took lodgiag at Walter's City Hotel. Hesucoveds Major Eidiin, who Js ordered to Washington, in command of the Gosport barracks. The United Sta! commander, arrived yesterday morning, after a prtrage of eight days and five hours from the mouth of the Mistiseippi to the Capes. Allwell on board. She rpcke nothing on the passage. The following isa list of ber officers :—Commander, E. W. Carpender; Lieu- Acting Master, W. H. Riel: ; Senior Engineer, The: ‘eller; ongineers, W. K Hall. T. J. H. Mason,J Miner “leury; Midshipman, L Il. Newman; Captain's Clerk, T. Whittaker. ‘The United States steamer Water Witch, George M. Totten, Lieut. Command arrived here yesterday morning. Left Pensacola. 12th inst . touched at Key ‘West, and stopped four and a half days. touched at Charleston, and stopped two and a balf days. She sailed yesterdey afternoon for Washington. ‘The fol- lowing is a list of her «fficers :—Lieut. Commanding, George M. Totten; Acting Master, W. K. Bridge; As- rittant Surgeon,S GW Passed Midshipman. J. T. Walker; Captain's Clerk, J. M. Meehan; Engi- neers, RC. Potts, T. Kilpairick, E. Lawson, H. H. Stewart.— Norfolk Herald, Die The United States frigate Constitution, which has deen in commission some time, lying in our port, un- mcored yesterday forenoon, preparatory for sea, but be wind having died away, she remoored. She is Dound for the Mediterranean, in command of Capt Guinn — Boson Journal, Saturdoy United States sloop of war Germanto#n, Commander Lowndes, from St Thomas, on a crufre. was spoken 234 November, lat. 29 20, long. 71 50—all well. dhe U S brig Dolphin was at Mauritias, Sept. 15, to sai on the 24th for Canton; had bad heavy weather off he Cape of Gocd Hope, and put in to recruit Six sete of meteorological instramenta have been rent from the Smithsonian Institute to the coast of Oregon and Calitornia for the purpose of establishing ries of meteorological observations on the weste:n vide of the mountains Itis believed that iateresting meteorological facts relative to atmospheric distur- Ddavces over the continent of Nerth America wili be obtained. At the last sersion of Congress the sam of $2100 was appropriated for meteorological observa tions, under the dizec'ion of the Secretary of the Nevy,.and as the Smithsonian Institute has also om barked init, the Navy Department bas dirested Pro- tensor Eepy, who acts for it, to conduct his labors in connection with those of the insti ute. Two drefts, each of eighty men, left the North Caro- Jina Brookiyp, on Saturday, under charge of Lieuts Mende and Swartwout. for the U.S frizate Raritan. the flegship of the bome squadron. The late flagship mocore Perry, of that squadron, is to go into ary. mrorentiy Fredonia, and a frigate for the Pacific const are expected to sail daily from this yard. A naval commirrion of these are about to proceed to the Californian ecast, in order to relect suitable places for naval siations in the newly acquired territory. Army Intelligence. Generel Persifor F, Smith, who recently reesived the appointment of Governor of California, arrived in our cily yesterday morning, and left in the mailboat for Louisville —Cincénnat: Chronicle, Nov. 30. Miss AmMaRILuivs . Mansi -—The case of this young woman has exerted, says the Rochester | imerican of Dee 2 no little interest andsolicitude ameng the friends of ber father, Mr Ray Marsh, who re- cently resided in this city. Mr M. came here some days ago in quest of his daughter, but after all practicable fearch, was compelled to®eturn without any informa- tion of ber place of concealment, The unhappy parent was in a ctate bordering upcn distraction. As one menns of finding his lost child, he advertised in the Bvflalo pepers. aod a notice of that fast in this paper has. it eppears, called forth the following from the girl herreif, which reached us yesterday morning through the post office, and Noy. 80th, 1843-6 o'clock, P. M. Mn Eprron—! see by @ card in your paper that am advertied as ruppivg away from my Fathers House at Boffajo on the 17th inst. eo far correct but as to my being enticed away by som villian $s fals—I left of my own free will and »coord thelr is no one to be implicated with me My metive for leaving are known to myself only and ell the favor’s I ask is that people will not moke themself* enny unnecessary trouble about we as think Tcan take care of myself— when I think proper shall return Ho at AMMARILLIUS ANN MARSH. News rrom Tue Bairisu Provinces —By the | brig Acadian, at this port, trom Halifax, dates to Nov. 28th bave been received Halitax papers are dis- cussing the reasons of the great scarcity of money there, and alto of the increasing immigration vo the | enticed | United States, Ove paper says that many away by the hope of high wages in the * whicd they are oflen disappointed Newfoundland —By the arrival of the steamer Uai- eorn trom St. John. N F., dates to the 23d November have been received. The election for members of the Legislature bad resulted in favor of the * liberals.” Severe frosts avd heavy gales had been experienced at St. Joby, it is stated that there are eighty-one stores in St Jobn, N. F, heensed to sell ardent spirits, and | the paper, in consequence, teem with coroners’ in- | vests and sudden deatbs, | ME New Liunswick — Papers to Nov, 26th have been re- | ceived, the revenue cflicers of that port bave made seizure of | thirty oxtks of rum illicitly landed. Ou the St Joho river, above Frederickton, s man Bamed Dorcas, who was amusing himself in skatiog, | ‘with bis tister’s son, reven years of age, in his arms, plunged into the river, by the sudden breaking awey of the ice, and both were drowned. When found, the child was firmly gr ‘The papers covtain notices of @ Sale of comsiderabie quantities of wine, brandies, and other i aud totacen which bad bern reized while in the act of | being smuggied — Keston Traveller Dec. 4. States,” in British Bioopnownps ra- it was currently wored, yesterday, that amosg the pacsengers receatly | — arrived at this port from Liverpool, were several “de. | tectives’—tbose human bloodbounds, who for British | Gold have cirgraced their country and humanity by | {hole bace ativinpts to swear away the lives of the Irish patricts, It iney be good policy tor the British Govern- ment to thip such tcoundreia from the land which they have divgraced, after their infamous work bas been accomplished. ‘If such wretebes have arrived here, we ‘Would adviee them to make their stay as sbort as pos- sible. for if found out, we think the name of British fubject would not protect them from the vengeance of their indignant count=ymen on this side the Atlantic. =N, O. Hicayune N Genera Tayior’s Brera Day.—Yesterday, the President elect attained his sixty-fourth year, baving been born on the 2ith November, 1754. There ¥as considerable joilification oo the occasion emoug the guionurcs aud admirers of the General Ths old | hero himself spent the day in St. James, with his old friend. Col. Nicholas, formerly of our Seante. Col. Nicholas wae among the first to nominate Gen Tay- lor. offering a resolution to tbat effect in our Sta} Senste. Col. Nicholas was fubsequentiy placed on the Taylor ciectoral ticket, bat deciined serving when the General received the nomination of the whig con- vention This fact has not, however, interrupted the | werm intimecy which has existed for many years be- tween the two gentiemen—New Orleans Delia, Nov. | 2bih. —< $< $< —____—__— | ‘Ine Gory Kroion.— We have heen favored with | the peruse! of a letter from a young Balumoreaa, | dated at San Francisco, Sept. 2, He says :— fever ie etiil raging bere with all ite viowence, aod to | tome purpoe How it would astonish you to sev the | fu nehee quantities that bave been brought to thi Jace trom the Sacramento bythe miners! {have seen | it warted by the five aod ten do‘lars’ worth in weizh- ing— they don’t seem to know the value of it. Itcan | De bovgbt for eight doliars per ounce, which is worth seventern dollars in the States, Start ali the young wen from Bultimore that a ‘The same Jetter mentions the safe arri Bal:imore, with ® large stock of goods, on which he was making immente profits —Haltimore Sun, De Tue Passumreic Ratunoap.—This road was opened to Wells river on the (th of November. The amount received for passengers aud freight, trom that time to the 16th of November, @ period of nine days, was $17000. The receipts were nearly eyusl from 4 passengers: Freight and passengers have | ‘constantly increasing. Axnest.—Elizabeth C. Wiloon was arrested on Monday eveniog, by officers Eaton and Churchill, ebargea with stealing $63 im money. and papers valued | ‘at $1,662, from the pocket of belonging in New | York city, who secompanied her to « house of bad re- ite in Forex street, After the arrest the officers und the stolen property in a dirt bucket, in the room oee the pariies interested. The accused was Drowybt betore the Police Court iterday morning, when the waived an examination 4, in default of Dail in $2,500, wae comwitted for trial —Boston Cour. cITY TRADE REPORT. spay, Deo ‘Th ounecement “se riy hour, this forenoon, that the Britanpia was telegraphed below at Boston, had the effect of checking operations in all leading ar- Rieles of produce, The sules of flour were moderate, at jesterdey’s quotations, Sales of wheat, including @ Tot ot Long Inland, with another of Genesee, were m: ated below, Transactions in corn were 4 old, were made at about 6PM. sections [in groe: Hight, without ange ‘ es ‘Sales of cotton were limited, without enange jp quotations. The forvign news was published in an Beira Heraid in the afternoon, itomediately on ite re- exipt; bat it being lote in the afternoon, it was too late fo tabinit ie effeot upon the market for to day. The y for the Cambria, and 'change was attended, and was pooner over thea teamer Iris, E. W. Carpenter, | aring the Rochester post mark :— | e them my friends will Know all | | | athe | fri The New Brun wickersays that within a week | * ped in bis uncle's ara, | © | ing, with gaff topsail furled. Phegold | »/! | belvarde e Ni usual There was much saxiety expreased to obtain the news. Asnes.— Sales of about 150 bbis. were iuelud- | ing pots at $6 873s, and pearls at $6 18%. The market closed steady. Export, from lst to 30th November, = ‘1847. Pot, bbls, . 20 Pearl. .... ad none Brxavsturrs—Piowr—The aggregate sales reached about 4,000 barrels, including Oswexo, mixed brands teand Michigan at $5 2545.74, and straight to brande Genesee. Ke. at $5 60: 4 200 round ho t $5 Wheat—Sales of | 4.000 do. Long Island at 109 ceats. Corn—The for the day reached about 15000 bushels, including 8.000 old New Orleans at 61 cents; 10,000 do new Long Inland at 58, aud 1.500 do, new flat yellow at 59 cents, Other lots were ineluded at about yesterday’s prices Meal—Sales of 300 barrels New Jersey were msde at $3. Kye—Sales of 1 500 im the slip at 60 cents, delivered. It'was held at 6246 Rye Flour—Sales of 200 $3 1234. Oats were steady, and were Sales were reported at 35c. The receipts down the Hudson since the opening of river mavigation, are— 1847. ‘Wheat flour 2.895.267 Corn Meal. . 108,505 ‘Wheat, bush 1,799,254 | Cor 3,631,082 | Ry teens 873,415 Exporte from ist to 30th November, 1818 1847, Wheat flour, bbii 233 681 26,091 Wheat, bush 27,608 Cc 59 805 none none none Bexewax,—The warket rules dull. There have been sales of 2,000 Ibs, yellow at 20c , cash, Corton.—The departure of one steamer to-day, and the Jate hour the accounts were received by the other, prevented operations in this article, except to the extent of 3.0 or 400 bales 1,000 bble. flour were engaged for Liver- poel at 28 14d. Bacon was engaged at 30s. Corn Wea nominal, at 7; and for cotton 4d. was asked, while 9d. was the offering rates. Shippers. erally. were waiting for the developement of the steamer’s news, Hipes.—Since our last, there have been sales of 11,000 Buenos Ayres, 20 Ibs., previous to arrival (ia lots), at 91c., 6 months; and 600 dry Southern, at 6!;c. ate, Inox.— We notice sales of 500 tons No. 1 Scotch pig, from vessel, at sbout $21, 6mos, Leap.—The market is a trifla easter, and 3.000 piga Missouri sold at $4 18% a $4 25, closing at the former figure, ‘Morastes.—The sales of the past few days have not Deen jarge, and embrace 400 hhds. Trinidad for distill- ing, at private bargain, and 300 bbls. new crop New Orleans at 28c., usual time. Navat Stonrs,—There bave been sales of 500 bbls, rough turpentine at $250; 500 do spiritr at 35c (part cath and part short time), which is an improvement; and 600 bbls Newbern rosin, from yard, at $1 2 Provisioxs.—The sales of pork ‘re bois, incinding mess, at $12 373s; and 1234 ; 60 tierces prime fnew meas were fold at $16, Beef was dull, and sales light. Lard —Sales of 69 bbls were wade, on private terms, supposed to be st about Tie. There was no change of moment im © aeese or butter. Exports. from 1st to 30th November, 1saT. ms it, 3 25 Sethe demand is only moderate. “We notice rales since our last of 200 bhds. New Orleans, at 40. @ 43s0.; £0 do, new crop, at do. a 41:0 ; and 220 do, Cuba Murcavado, at 8%o a 4c, usual time. Ta1s.0w.— 8,000 Ibs. prime rendered changed hands ‘ales of 100 bbls. State prison were made " MARKET TS ELSEWHERE. STOCK BALES. Var apex puta, Deo 6—Firet Boar ‘d—$700 Chesapeake & Del. Ha, 3 Girard 1,000 sha ‘Wiloriagron ry W) do Treas 6'e, 106; she Norristown RR, LAG Board—U4 sos Girard Bank, high Mort Loan, 8)% 1 Commercial Bank; $438 Lerigh Coal Scrip, 6's, 5 @ Kersington, Bank, Y 5— center Hulizenés Woy 10 a0. do 1 2 Vermont Ceutral Railroad, 5 le Feb 10, 55; 78 do. a wert and Providen: i i pays. | cores Keadits dow 13 | Insurance Company. 6 4 Yormant ard Sin oe ur Fitchburg Raliroad, $1 62g: 10 rights Fitchburg $1 GU, do, do SL 6% 1 do, do, $1 0 4 Bosten and Worcester do , 85¢.; lo, 820. _stecond Bee eT Weadiog, altrond, 1354: 100 85. do. 105 bo 27 Vermont Central. do. nT (0 Fiteh “doy 113 Northern do, {0} 4 Eastern do., 102; 1 Mass. Mills, 103; 25 Rast Boston Cow par.y, 10 13 16; 82 rights Fitchburg Railroad, $1 62345 2000 Reading Heallzoad Bonds 1860, 6 | 20 do. do, | gu e2 Eoa | month Married, On the 6th inst., by the Rey. Jobn W. B. Wood, Mr. Joseri G. aa Lis, to Miss JosePHine A., daughter of John Pease, B.q, all of this aty. | Died, | On Wednesday morning, the G.h inet, after a Hingeriag iliness, Mz Joun T. Bakun, aged years 11 inonths and 6 days, ‘The reintrves ar d fiends of the family are respectfully invited to atierd the funeral, thie {Thursoay) afternoon, at oneo'clock, from his late residence, in Warren zreet, first house below the corner +f South street, South By eoklyn. ‘On the 6th inst, of consump:ion, AUGUSTA Lonctxorro, aged 52 yer ‘ihe friends of the family are rrspsctfully invited to attend the | Suners}, thie (Thuredsy) afternoon, at one «'elook, without fur. her ingitation, from her lave residence, 430 Washington straet, iskt, Jon D. Seeoonrr, those of the family. also the ea Liquor Doaler'a Benefit Socwty, aro | requested to attend his funers', from his late residence, corner of | Piveand Water streets, thas (Thersday) afteracon, at half past two v'eloc dence in Jersey City, on the event’ ¢ of the éth inst, h year of bia sg0. Joun t formerly of this city. ice of the time of hie fanersl will be given hereafter, Suddenly, in Brootlyn, on the 6th inst. Wittiae M. Unait, Erg, in the S20 year of his sxe, ° His funeral will teke place on Friday. the 8th instant, at nina o'clock, frcm bis Iste residence. No 13! Fludson avenue. is de are respectfully r-quested to attend, without fortier invi+ His remains will be removed to Bellville, N. J. MARITIME INTH ULIG RAS SHIP NEWS NOTICE Commanders of vessels nape ved thie port, wili con- | fer a favor upon us by having ll _psronia, 3, papers, and reports, intended for the ‘New Yor Herald, ready for | Immediate delivery to our news steamer, the News | Bor. She will board inward bound veseels in the vi- int sinity of Sandy Hook. Those bound to other pee whether foreign or domestic, will confer an additto: favor by forwarding to the Herald, through the mail | or otherwiee, ship news or papers that may be deemed | Of interest £0 the community. We will gladly reeipro- | @ate the favor. | som asx | OUN sere, | ol |. Shi Aymar, Nichols, Br Ayres, W W De Forest & Co; Comer, sherwood ‘eon, Duntion & Dison, Mar sion, (Brem) Swartze, Bremen, L & W Bouchaud; Peail, (br) Merzis, Savancah. Brig StJobn. (Br) viiver, Galway. Grinnell, Minturn & Oo; Sarah Vose, Mcbuflie, Boston, Brevt & Vone, jam, ie Sche—Wm Thompson, Crowell, Ki & Co; Cinderella, Pendleton, Boston; Casnmere, Kidridge, Arrives Steamship Scutherner, B rry, Charleston, 58 hours, with mdse, to Spotted. Turstm & Co. The § left Charieston on Sunday, at Am. it Am, passed brig Cemmenos, going in. Monday, 9 am, anchayged sigvate rith abt Cetharine aod one of the packs brigs bound \ochareston. 11 AM passed k Oa the starboard bow, ran dewn for avd found it tobe cnt oniy & part of the letters on the stern, wh ch were, “denton, roppesed to be # why from Edextoa, NC; she was priated Hack above the water ling, avd green maintopmast stand 1245 PM, exchanged signals with eohr Cun Keare Poniaa, Whale, London and the Downs, Nov 6, witk mas, toE& Sines, No date, lat 47 58, lov $7 10, saw an abanioned ship. merts gone, boweprit stauding. aud her starboard bulwarks wero entirely waahed away, 217 rteerage passengers Ehip Marion, Thowp.on, Messina and Gibralter, Nov 5, with gh Dunham & Limon, ‘Lhe M was boarled’ by the News ‘Shp Tabmaroo, Sinclair, New Orleans, 12 days, with mdse, to Maiticr & Lord. The T was boarded by the News Boy on tie iar last ight. perk U Tuntingtor, Mobile, 12 days, with estton, Re. to & Co. G was boarded by the News Bo Brg Camargo, (of Newburyport) Tylur, Rio Jaa wih cofie, te SW Levis. Vorseis leic before rep: war loordeé by the News Boy Exig ienjamin Carver, Carver, New Haven, in ballast, to Nes- ith & w | Mirvish che Htund, Cropper, Demarara, 19 days, ip ballast, to GRD awit, Nov 3% lat 28 07, lon 7), spoke bark Dudley Sel- den, Sardy 01 ee from New York, bound E. The fl was board- ed by the Newr Boy Behr Gen Letayerie, Ga'let, Alexardris, Bene du T Sipie ‘dacon, Albany for Boston, Behr Ida, Rursell, Bost wiphi, Bar: Province! Bchy Bartlet, Brown’ Yarmouth for Norfolk. Below. Ship Palestine, from New Grieans, Brig Col Taylor, from Porto Bio, Salied. teaeeship Cambria, Habifex and Liverpoo sinica bck Stench hipe Brat. for Ste eu » aston, Chatterton; Briip'Swan, and Belgian hare Me febr Gi Caroline, (of New jew Haven) Jones, hence for Freds- rieksburgh. put bao “ account of losing flying Jibboom, peak 6, Bo: the Br steamship Cambria, for Liver. pooh craved the Right Ebapat 6 pix yesterday. Boy reports the iaovins versls at anchor at SW Spit Br ship Meune Stuart Kiptinstene, for Glasgow; and Brom ark Tailiemany for Rotterdam, | Decexnun 6—Wind, at munriee, wits fg. ; meridian, N; sunset, N, Herald Marine Correspondence, PHILAnELrHia, Leo 0, 44 P M—Arrived—Sobs Susan, Shoot, Brazce Sanuage; Velasco, Suith, New London; Pennrylvanis, ork. Errichs 5) Kew 4 Barks Laconi Howes Boston; Eiimabeth J, Gal's 0 Br) Groves, Limerick: Bermadiana, and & mks; Gleaner, Sawyer, Boston: 0, ‘Noriclby rahe Veins, Smith, Boston; BU Morton, Gandy, ew York. eens ase : ETM HAKKNESS. cI tis port, from Jamon River for Frovidevee, whieh was rum dow» on th be nig of the lat ine’, packet ebip +t t aaore on Saturday at Rivernead, LI, and became tal Ww) Ths clo | thirg on board was saved, Shur Missiserrrs, at Baltim-ro, Liverpool, reports bi Rov tah, sein Tai 65M, Yond 0 30 w, ratio reddies, ie of Wind, all bende sett ra avy rea whieh flied the mine tos deck, foreoratia, Parla teiga tho sabia, ri Very m0’ papa john Chadwick, seaman, ® native ove, Bo, # a 4 four others, inelading the se- wi dilen “Te mon ea" nde Ihde a mother and sister fiving 1a Livery Dee 2, Pf menytiind aes met ‘the buil of a brig ap- Porently Philadeiphia built, lower masts gone by the deck—o:nid Traine ber mame; made ot eu Bally loked a M sbe had been some time in that condition, | Base Naw Onseans, henee fer Neuritan, whieh was run inte and bowsprity not damared, ‘as when she was Faves, Nov ll—{The greater portion ofthis haa been reported) ites tim hore om the Len ork, She has deen die. ont, and one side has boon cautked, aud er vide is, cauiked ‘she will take horoang» oa to On the Tth October te Fronds, sehr Ceres Dagain, master, from Havana, bound to Havre. putin here dis- manred and leaky, and ie duschirsing. Oa the 19in of O>tobst, the Brazilian bark Fortuna, bound trom Bah to Lisvoa, here leaky, and is discharging. On the Sth October tre thip Mannett, Lafeur, master, bouad {oom St. Domi Ut im here ‘dismasted, On the 201 of October, the A Tank Gteneoe, of Ellsworth Me bound from Few Vork t Ireland pat in here dismasted, having been on ber beam and damaged part of her cargo; is discharging; will ber tnd proceed on Her voysge as g00m aA prenible” The whatiog brig Helen, of Alaitapoirett, put im bere on the 13th Oct, requiring caulking, and will soon be ready for cea. Br Scun Diana, Trist, from Cornwallis, NS for Portland Went achore on Negro Island, Winter Harber, in the $4 gale ot 2d inst. Ber oargo of wood will probably.be eaved @ad the vosdel lost; crew and their effects eaved. Scun Mason Rixccoun, of Belfast, which was ashore on Na- hant, hasbeen cot off and will be taken to Salem forrepairs, which itis though will notmuch exceed $1,000. fun Nara Hawa, (new, 550 tones ) Coptain Paracleto Holmes. 0! and from Kingston for New Orleans, in baliast, an- chored in Ssquith Cove Istinsty and um the 2d. at 10 AMin at- tenn ptir ¢ to return tothe Cow Fard, got upon the flats. be lies upon rott bottom, and will probably’ come off in afew days, whou there will be higher course of tides, £1up CLARA remained ashore on ‘Truro Beash on the 34 inst- Hae lower mast were standing and men were at work on board: Lavacurn— At Belfast 2th ulty by Mr L R Palmer, a ine full rigmed tng o 20 tors, called the, Xenophon, ownod by Mears X Sibley, P Halting 8 i Farrow, L R Paliner, F Wordlag, and Gape0 Wording. who willosmimand er Whaiemen. Arrat Now Bedford, 4th, ship Wm & Henry, Benjamin, Pacifie Ocean, Fort Louis, Mauritins, Sept 6, 850 bbIs ep oil, for Puirhs ven. Left, Leander, Brereton, Mystic, 100 sp 150 wh, for Crozet. Ton pntin for me.’ Spoke, Sept 13 lat 2 103 loa 10 40 ®, Laoni- dag, ateh, FHL 1100 sp, tor Port Loais; the L reported at Johan- ba, July 26, lwo, NB 70 spe Utranta, do 28) 44; Clatioe, do 60) ia ore Potat Gi ey July by Dove, Na: B80 ep; 6, {i's ioe Ss W, Capt U who had provionsiy reocived severe ‘injury in a gale, became too unwell to pi and haa returned in cou fequenee, Sprke, no date, tat 10 § lon 36 W, Frances Henrietta, Cicushh, NB, several of the crew down with'small pox—had loet one man, ‘Art at Newport, Ocean for Went por Spoken, (ly we Smyrna, att Colon bia, of Sag Harbor; h, brig Mattapoisett, Briggs, from Atlantic bbls of, port), 13ch ult, lat 35 lon 25, ifaay, vt stated. Spoken. Stesmer ——, eteerioe BE. Nov 22. Int $2, lon 60, Ship Thos H Perkins, from New York for Suvannab, Dec 1, off Charleston Bar. Hr nip Camis, Ashton, G days from Savannah for Liverpool, Nov 0, 2414, lon (9 40. Bark Valestine, Nagel, from Boston for Buenos Ayres, Deo 1, Jat 4i 2), lon 6548 Dark La Piata, from Salem for Zanaibar, Dec 4, Bukoy’s Island NW by W 26 miles, Berk Lucia Field, Rich, from Bremen for New Orleans, Nov 17, off Salt Key. York Packet, from —— for New Orleans, Nov 6, Br bark off Madeira, Br «Caroline, of Boston, from New York for B».muda, Nov 29, Jat Sig N, lon 6745. Senrocy White, from Thomaston for New Orleans, Nov 25, 35 wiles SB of ine Sehr Almira, Herrick, 7 days from New York for St Johns, Fla, Vee 1, off Charlesten Bar, Sorelgn Ports, Bursos Avnes, Oct 5—Are batk Muskingum, Croeket, from Portland (about Juve SU) via Rio Janeiro. Dewanana, Nov 1S—Bark Montezuma, from New York, just arr 16 days patsaze. MANAANILLA, Nov 3—Arr brig Oniota, Stubbs, from Jamaica for Fhilade pia, about 15th; and a yessol log for Boston, olass and name unknown. The O left Jamaica for Curacoa, but having drifted far to leeward, touched at M. Kio Graxnx, Oct 16—Bark Ezpelata, Harron, for Havana, aground in the canal; las ugs, Morgan, from Sich pad ar 14th; Emma, Hughes, from Bale Bmore ace I7ubs coin 60 vin Pernambeo att 18th; Casco, Scales, uns; sshr ado Getobel!, from River of Plate, oe in Kio JAne1KO, Oct &—Sailed Brem brig Marianne, Sayer, N York; 3d, brigs’ Virgin, Wargatt, Bnonos Ayros, Ist, Venus, Adama ‘Afiice, avs Sept 15, atk Muahingum, ‘Crocket, Bort Jaud. and ld 180), for Buenos Ayres. Sid 24 80ah, back Margeret Huge, Litton, Guenoe Ayres, with her eargo of” Cape Verd Island talt; Oct 1, schr Marion, Rogers, Africa; 4th, bark Quincy, King, Buenos Syree, with ber Savanna cargo of lamber, 6th, bnigs Oxegon, Ayers tor do; Mary Aun, (Brem) N York. Home Ports. Arexannria, Dec 4—Arr avhr Gazelle, Wharton, Barbadoeg ry via Bt Mt cu1.s, Nov 21—Arr bark Triton, Luce, Providence, ee. Aur ships Aldobaran, Meacom, Penang, Ang quimbo, Sept 10; barks Santee, Marston, Sicily; Delphos, Curtis, New nna Reynoide, Mathews, Philadel- nia: Wrign Lisldeo, (ut New York) Hove Cardente, 1 Hole Lewis Bean,’Neves, St Marya, Ga; Keyptian. Ferautn, Chard Dow, Stetson, Caatleston; Mail, Lewis, Philadelphia, War Pitt, Bowes. de; echra Cons Fear QL Se Peters Mig: Indias, (Br) Day, Prince Raward Ietand; Little Blossom, String Uictle clesoone, Crosby, Troy, NY: Hannes, Lovell, and Montizo Waite, Albany; Victor 2a Fatt rmida, Ware; Isabell, Sherwood; Lynchburg, Hawking and Ga‘saboxs, Foster, N York; Challenge, Foster; ia ie Ba Friend, —s Croton, Chase, Compliance, ceare, do; ‘New York for achiss. Cla. ship Alban B Shertaan, Néw Vera: barke Syipnide, 3 fot New Ye ‘La- party sa ineeen, Geen i; brige jorthman (new, 216 tons) Doan, Cardenas; ecbrs Mary Chilton, Baloom, pad (Loadovderry Crescent City, (pew, cf Botton, 112 tons) Talbo' Orleans; Rio Grance, Chase, ‘Fredericksburg; Joan GAGaws, Norrie, New York. Nothin, ed, ebip Ferax and others, which gst under re at anchor the stieam, eacept bark Wi Win Wt Harris, for Bath, which is believed t have gone to sea. Bairinony, Dec 6—Arr ship Mississippi, 31 de from Liverpool to the Cares: Ihig J Nickerson, Nickersoo, 7 days trom Boson. Be bork Union, Kendrick, Boston; brigs Jabez, § b Actige ie, Feenhagen, Port Waithall; sobr Gen vin, Wilson, Charleston, Cuanirstox, Dec 2—Arr ship Raritan, Adams, Baltimore; trig Baltimore, Brown, Boston; echs Athalia. Porsell, New York; Ceylon, York, Camden, Me. In the roads, sh p Francs. tm Bostoa. Cid brign Goths, (Sw) Arwideon, Gorhesberg; Palmetio, Johason, Plulsdelphia; Erama. Dickinson. do: JA uaasaster, Loveland, N Yorr, bid bark Harriet & Martha, Leslie, NYork, Ticiwes 1—Arr solr Atlantic, Trot, New York for | Portiard. £4, srrehip ins Carroll, Long, Nantucket tor Pacihe; | schs Vietcr, Herry, NYork for Boston; JV Ireland, Crowell, Al- | bany for do: Good Hope —, Boston for Frederevsburs, Wasco. | gus, Wose, NYork fur Portland; Express, Horton, Boston for Vire nia; Oneco, Crowell, Nantucket fur N York. id sche JO he. jand. Sd, arr brigs Niger, Pouslacd, Surinam; Haidee, (of New York) Hoyt. Carcena-. for Boston: Lewte Bean, Noyes, St Mary's, Ga, for do; Wm Pitt, Howes, and Mail, Lewis, Philadelphia for doy Ovanda, Hill, Wilmington, NC. for Nantucket; rons Armida, Wass; Lynchtnrg, Hawhing, and Lightfoot, Sleeper, NYorx for Bostou; Cordelia, fmith, do for Portland; 'Pocasset, Farring*on, do for Saco; Two Brothers. Church, do for Avgnsta; Blossom, String, Da. | Jaware for Burton; Natuantel Holmes, Morrie, Philadelphns for Belew. Sid sehs Victor, Good Hope, a Express, 4th, are | Trig Nartagvogue, Bivchiey, Phistelpaie for Boston; echs Ver milion, Smith. Wilmington, NC for do; Chslienge, Foster. NYori | for do; Aux Denman, Patten, Providence for Portland; Vandalia, | Rj Strout, do for Harrie ton; Lebanon, Brown, do for Bangor, Jn port 4th, 10 ant, #hip C! briss Narragusgus, Olan ds, tee Versdalis, Nat'l Hol the others, Jackson vie, Nov 2s—Arr suhe Shawmut, Varney, NYork; 2th coke Antoinette, Brown, do; 28th, sohs Brace, Cola, do; AL bert Vinal, Marshall, do, ld 234. sehs D © Brooks, Kosbrook, Bos'or; 27th, Samuel R Johnson, Somers, NYork; Selo, Frauber, de Del Norte, Geuld, do, New Lox von, Deo?—Arrbrigs John Marshall,Collins, Charios ton; Jeuh Balch, Melville; aud Mozelle, nov, —i sears Byzaa- Yo fing, N York for Ports ster, Sydney, OB, for N York. okD, Dee 4—Art wohrs Gazeilo, Read, dhiiasbeth Citys Corselia, Young, B York, Nawnu ayvonT, Deod—Cld bark Tyringham, (new) Churchill, Bavapnah. Naw Oxieans, Nov 26—Are steamships Crescent City, 8tod- | dard, New York and Havana; Telegraph, Folg:r, Brazos 35 Ingo; ships Galera, Lovett, by York; Keguius, Smith, do; May Flower, Crabtree, ARE ve (Eres) sot ‘0, Talina, Murray, Bo B Jarvia. Castia Columbo, Pray, Philadelpinae ‘barks Jano, Dicks, NYork; David Ricbols, Nichol, io Juneire; Rainbow, Lombard, London; AG BbIL Cu: brigs Bella Del Mar, MoDowell, Brazos 3t Now Malaga: cobs Sarai Biaden, Revkin, Co. ssiter, Besbee, Brazcs; Eila, Scherabsct, Pea’ Marih, Consens,'dny Wen & Mary, Roberts, Cor 8 Christi; HL Scranton, Tabor, Braxos St Jage: Maj Barbour, Weadell, do, Bo. | Jom, comfog up. ahips California and Stateamin. and foar ships | and one bar! mown. Cla etips Marvellus, Spo0 er, Liverpool London, Ross, do; Sultana, Burrevt, New York; oares Zewie ( Ur) Kelicy, Sligo; William & Elizabeth, Pileher, Liverpool: Pailah, Buston, BYcak; brig Mary, Knowles, Baltimore, os Sea ores, Belfour, Mobile; Sou Ha pico, Towed to sa, 2th i "i Oneso; I ti, brigs Silenzio and are. Allegheny, and telr Adeline; Lotb, ips d, brig Prouie, and sobr Bure LEANS, Noy 27—Cid steamship Calveston ch Charlotte, Johnson, N York; Spanish ship Ceres, Souris, Bercelons; bark Serance, Getty, Chat tra: Br bark Stan: card, Richie, Liverpool; Mex echr Adaia, Jaureqntbbery. Tobasco; felir Brave, Grahatn. Vern Cror; Mex acbt Joven Manusiita, Pon: Jol, Sisal and Campeachy. Arr hip Cromwell, Barker, Boston; Freueh sip Anna Giles, Havre: ship California, Mostgomery, Bordeaux: Brem ship Agoes, Kruse, Bremen; Br ship Devon, | Betis, London; Be bark Lanarkabire, Torner, Liverpool; brig | Finetine, Watts, Thomaston; scht Mary, Warsoo, Sabine Vass.— | Towed to ren 24th instant bark Ph iaathrope and brig Pereia | 22d inst, ship Dalmatia, barks Joho Potter and Eemeralaa, brig | Perfect, sehr Susan Churchman. Ships Lucan Lord and Faneui |.and bark Washington. Below, two ships and two barks, own. Fm Bucksp rt, for N York; chiae for a. ei ship Ine: sabaay PRovinence, Dec 4—Arr echrs Abel Sto; Hamlet, Nickerson, Philadelphia. Below, sot mains on Long ont We Beta ve | Cla brig Samael Brown, Thatoner. Fre Ticksburgl, Sid brige Algonquin, and New Bog ‘and; Conway, Noo an, Philadelptia; echr Delaware, Harding, d: wi ihtscota, Nov 2—arr ship Danube, Chase ‘Portsmouth for obile. Sara, Deo 4—Arr echr Grace Darling, Piece, Gambia, Africa, ry Helen, Groro:9, St Jago. sid bark La Plata, Bort 7; brie Aeria!, Had! Th Para. ee, Vie a Pmt YP bark Mallory, Babbi: ee NYork; th, Gaiger, Slatter, do; 274. brig Oriole, Gi, bos com sebr ena ‘Beall NYo 6 th, brig Sawan. nee. Key West; schr Wm R Pettes, Saunders, NYvrk, Sid Bist, mig Na nlalin cote, NYork; 24th, otis Randalt Marshall, Wert, New Orleans; 26tb, ‘Tallahassee, Ashby, do; Com Kearney, Faing, N York. port ships Carroll, Merchant, “Liver. VANmAM, Nov 29- ee "s ry to =) 4 Lao al vel cra Ba ek ier Veechuon a) hy verpool; Iovine, Oliver, do, eand, mia: fern Mountainec maa (1 sony verpool lande, ice Martha, Gi barks Zenobia, Knowl ton, Boston; Peter Demill, Hoey, N York: Tange Head,” Brown, disg; Khodes, we as Kdmons, wig; Glo! ». Theo- jeg: Venta, Cs jareppa, Thatcher, N York; 25 Sela, Loornan, Pilladel es Btone, N York; Retell arey, dog alert Ehies we; ulton,, Paros, Boston: W Fuller. Crawford, N York; bilura, WF stan ings Peters re. Cooper, IE O'Dor nell, baa Temas; G J Jones, Look. N Pan v i9—Arr baste Eilen, MeLach'in, Li Deo 2—Arr thips Hendereon, ie fogs Duighe NYork Victoria, Soe mks Ble, (oe) Heianat Li Welt, Remi val Meare, | wo] ork; ‘Baldwin, Base ba it Wa wecaserT, Nov ‘Beare eae Eoglo, Haskell, NYork (and ms lot for Newcastle). He, Ging, oe re Oresias, Gilskia, ‘ork; H C Stration, Vannice, ty fond ian Hall, Havag—Steemship United stat Pepper, Frederic Des Broveea, Lewis Betlor, ‘Sianey: Hom omens on bation ‘Arimatrong, T B xfeuii a M RR Vail, N J Fmt My ey cpa ti Bi OUlark, Halifes; total 43, Passengers neereete r aon Cuapraeven—% hip Southerver— Spree Mia Speaeae ‘and servant, Cap? 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