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| be located. Since the 7th April, 1847, the date of the first Mexi. een war warrents, 39.825 of those warrants have been jesus calling for 160 acres each, covering 6 372 000 acres, 3349 for 40 acres each, amounting to 133 960 nd making the whole number of Mexican war issued up to 30th November, 1845, 43 174 em. cing 6,506,960 acres of land Of the pumber of turned to the general land office for patents. The commiesioner estimates the whole number of Fegularn apd volunteers entitled to bounty | about 90.000 men, making of course that number of ‘warrants; of which 45 174 were issued to 30th Novem- Der, M45, leaving 46526 warrants still to issue. As from 1:0 to of these warrants are issued daily, it ‘Will require about 268 working days, or tem months, to complete the ietue, ‘The estimated receipts in cash from the sale of the public lands, for the fiscal year en ing 80th June, 1849, 18... 2.2.0.5 ++ $2,854,700 ‘And for the fiscal year ending S0th June, 1850 sees, 2,407,500 ‘That during the balance of the year, 15,000 warrants will be located, covering. eee « 2,400,000 acres, And during the fises! year ending 30th June, 1850, that 25.000 of these war- Tante will be located. covering. ..... 4,000 000 acres, accounting for the reduced estimate of cash sales. The Commissioner recommends that the district land officers be allowed the same rate for the location of these warrants, to be paid by the party locating, that they would forthe entry by cash, of the same number eal of acres. The Commissioner has reorganised the duti own cfiiee, £0 a8 torecure the prompt and eficient di obarge of those duties, ad under all cir. eumetances. E ‘The following table exhibits the present condition of the grant of 50¢,000 acres, made te each of the land Btates by the act of Sept 4 141 :— Ne.of selec the States of Acres for farther ezamina Florida Jow Mie icippl.” £060 00 Wisvonrin.. 364,364 UL Total... 4,100,008 63 2,421,722 17 891.819 99 1,745,186 55 Under the operation of the act of August 3.1846, the effice bus releared from eurpension 807 pre emption and cach entries, covering 79,200 acres, The number of carh system patents issced and trans mitted from lst January, 1647, to Soth September, + 134 600 $068, Be once een Hpi The number of private land claim patents. . 1 Patents istued on bounty land warrant loca Total f Virg Fe Private land claim patents. .... »missioner Pi be United States Military District; the Ca- Nova Scotia Refugee Land Districts, and . Military Land Distriot in the State of owing their present condition, and the eba a number of the claims to any of these lends. as far as now known. Tre lead mineral Jands in Wisconsin, Towa, [llinois, have teen thrown open to entry, the difioutties here- tofore surrounding the purchase of these lands re- moved, and the ales heretofore made of them adju- Geated upon the principles of justice and equity, He recommends that the copper mineral lands of Mi- chigen, Wirconsin, and lowa be thrown open to entry d preemption,at the ordinary minimum of $1 25 per courte, He also recommends the extension of the pre- emption privilege to ell lands to which the Indian title | bas been extinguished, whether surveyed or not, On this subject he argues that © this meritorious class of eur citizens is entitled to special consideration, as itis | chiefly through their instrumentality that the fruitful valleys of the West hare buen opened up to the en- terprite and industry of the millions whe now people them. When we compare the condition of these young and flourishing States with their condition 20 ‘or 40 years ago, and remember that it was chiefly by means of the lebor, sufferings, and toil of those hard: ioneere, and their dercendants, that the wilderne ax been transformed into fruitfal fields, and and towns built up where the beasts cf the forest were wont to range, it is certainly but small compensation | that they ehou'd be permitted to enter their homes at the price fixed by the government, without competing with the greedy apeculator for the fraite of their own labor. Certainly the government cannot desire to increare its revenues by the pittance that might be | obtained at public sale for the improvements of such 4 a8 there improvements alone enhance of such lamds over those of Ike quality fecent, that he should andsat the same price as unimproved lands would well.” On the subject of rchool lends, the report recom- mends that where those lands are worthless, or co- vered by private claims cr Indian reservations, that the townrhip be authorised to select other lands in lieu of them; that the State of Louisiana be author- ised to form’ general school fund from the proceeds of there Jands, and that an edditional grant be made toeach townsbip for schoo! purposes. In this respect he suggests “that the seat of the general govern- capital of the country, has been overlooked. Congrcas is the constitutional legislature of the di trict.and to that body the citizans of this District n turally look for the extension of that liberality which bas been so generally manifested elsewhere in regard to the schoo! system “Notwithstanding the ‘heavy taxation to which the citizens are subject for improving and beautifying the streets and thoroughtares of the cities of the District, d with a very limited revenue, they heve endeavor- ed, with a epirit worthy of the highest commendation, to secure to the rising generation the blessings of an enlarged and general rystem of education. Sash en- | d@eavors, lam sure. will find favor with Comzress. by whom special and liberal grants have heretofore been made fer benevolent purposes, in all of the mow, and some of the old States. “I therefore earnestly recommen(| that liberal grant of lend be mace to thir District, in addition to all the vacent lots in the city and county of Wastington, which belong to the government, that a fund may be created, the income from which will be suffcier t to furtein, on apermanent basis, the common school sys- tem in this District. ‘The report recommends that all the swamp lands be granted to the States in which they li of,education and internal improvements; and that whenever the quantity of public lands in eny State shall be reduced belowene million of acres, that they also be granted to the States. Jn concharion,the commissioner pays a high, and, as | we know from personal observation, ® well merited enlogium upon the talents, industry and ebscacter of the clerks in his office Wasnixcron, Deo. 12, 1848 State of Things at Washington— Slavery Quesiion—Tht Purchase of Cuba. ‘The slavery question will be the great questicn of the setsion. The whigsareina fix about it. They don't know what Gen. Taylor ds likely to do, and hence the whig leaders from the Nerth (Clayton, Vinton, Ash- mun, &e,,) are in ® quandary. If they take ground against the Proviro, they are killedat home; if tiey co for it, they may damn themeelves with the new Presi- dent, Clayton will press bis compromise bill, and pro- dably (he whiga.will try to rally on it whei bas been caidand done in both houses to dai Among other projects about the District, is ono f ceding it back to Maryland, confining the Distriet of Cojumbia to the eity of Wasisiagton. This is talked of }rivately, ad intends Mr. Botts has got a letter from Madri to make e call for ictormacion with regard to the Cubs s Mair, ke. 1 . Dec. 14, 1848. California Fever—Oholera in owr Bay— Forrest and Macready—The Charleston Steam Packet, &. ‘The genuineness of California gold, and the tan- gible evidenee of its existence, by the large sums received in New Yerk, are tanning up the embers of the California fever iv this city, and the vessels | up are rapidly filling with passengers. The ship Siles Richards, which arrived on | Wednesday evening at our quarantine ground, had | the choleta on board during the passage, and the firet mate, Wm. K. Berner, died when two days out from Rotterdam, with the disease. The eaptain, without lettiog the fect be known, took passage for the city, leaving his veseel at the Patuxent Raver, and spent the night at Barnum’s: but the fact coming tothe knowledge ot the anthorities, he was yerterday ordered on board, and the vessel taken into quarantine. There was rumors afloat } that there were other eases on board ; but nothing reliable on this point has yet trans ned Forrest and Moeready both had splendid houses Jest nipht; one es Matamora, the otheras Werner. They both take bencfits to-night, and appear inthe | character of Homlet, Macready closes his en+ gege ment to-night, appearing on Monday at Rich- | mehip building to run between this port and Charleston is progressing rayidly, and will be | on Une hoeim Jone next. she is to be provided | wih two exeilleting engines, and her hull, which | rs builds by the Meesre. Robb, will be of a splen- | re, and gives sirong and conclusive reasons for that | cities | be permitted to purchase his | for the support | You will nee | Ruseell, of the steamer Herald, has been ap- pointed to the command of her, which 1s an ex- cellent appointment, he being one of the most efficient and experienced navigators of the Bay. The Steyermarkische band are said to have lot several of their moet efficient performers, but etill make very fine music. They give their second concert this evenin; Puitapecrnia, Dee. 15, 1848. Robberies— Improving the Navy Yard, $c. Another outrageous robbery oceurred last evening, in the southwestern part of the city, the astors in which were two fellows attached to the Schuylkill Rangers, and the sufferer a poor countryman, who was plundered of the produce of # load of hay he had just 14. One of this gang has been convicted at the pre- rent term of the court, but it has not had any effect in aay them from the commission of fresh acts of funder. Pithe tack of moving the fri house at our Navy Yard out to the extremity of the piers recently built, bas beem completed in the most satisfactory manver. So easy was it moved, that not a pane of giars in the numberless windows was bi The fire proof of Me Gray & Brothers, No. 60 South wharves, was broken open on Thursday night, ing. is to open on the Saturday of next wee ‘The California fever, the election of General Taylor, cr some ether caure, is operating upon the stock mar- ket, and prices are going up like # rocket, Aupanr, Deo. 14, 1848, The Election of U. 8. Senator, A canvass of the vote of the legislative members elect in this State, which bas been taken for the pur- ore of ascertaining the probable result of the vote for U. S, Senator, has terminated, it is said, ina majo- rity of twelve for Wm. H. Seward, It is understood by this that the united vote of the Senate and Assembly will give Seward majority of twelve. His friends are willing to bet odds on the event. Mr. Fillmore, as I have already mentioned, is opposed to the election of Mr. Seward; be has asserted his opposition in public and in private; and his position cannot be misrepre- sented, because his hostility to Seward is open and un- equivocal. He did not decline (o avow it to me, when, on a late occasion, | requested him to say whether he for or against Se If, then, it is true that, on & joint ballot of the two houses of the Legislature, a declared enemy of Ta: "s administration and of Mr, Fillmore is able to get a majority of twelve members, there must be some good grounds for the suspi- picion that Seward’s patron, the State barber, is a near, perbape a blood relation tothe devil. Thurlow Weed took passage in the steamer Isaac Newton, for New York, last evening. It is rumored in this quarter, that the opponents of ‘ard will attempt to overcome this majority by re- fusing to go into » private caucus with hisfriends. O: course, the democratic members, who will certainly go in a body against Seward, will not be admitted iato this caucus, If, then, the whig members who op: posed to Seward go into a caucus with his friends, they cannot avail themselves of the democratic vote when the two houres of the Legislature ballot publicly for # Senator, becauee it seems to be an imperative and in- violable rale, (or it was inviolable before the late quar- rele occurred in the demooratic party,) that the action of a caucus of the members of every delegated body, political or otherwise, shall be binding upon all the members who participate in such caucus, The pro- ceed of the caucus are, of course, informal; but they are not, therefore, the less binding. Ia thi+ view of the matter, it is possible that the opponents of Sew- aid may refuce to go into ® caucus with his friend’. The chairman of the caucus committee, on the part of the Senste, who is known to be violently opposed to Seward, may, in fact, utterly refase to call a caucus, If he should do 80, there is no power to compel him to call one. He cannot even be removed from his post as chairman of the caucus committee, because the Seni is cpposed to Seward by a large majority, Sreecu or THE Hon. Joun C Catunoun.—The | reception at the College yesterday of this distin- guisbed gentleman, was a most striking and impressive one—the heartfelt tribute of “ Young Carolina” to its great living embodiment ofa patriot stateemen. The enthustasm of all the students was intense - and loi before the hour appointed for his reception, the Chape! was densely thromged by them, as well ss numerous | strargers, atsembled to witness this interesting cere- | mony. At 1lo’clock, Mr. Calhoun entered the Chapel, | leaning on the arm of Hon. William C. Preston, the | gifted President of the College, who, with his accus- tomed dignity and grace, placed him on his right hand on the rostrum. As soon as he was seated, and the applause which greeted hie entrance had subsided, Mr. W. W. Wallace, of Union, a member of the Senior Class, stepped forward and welsomed him briefly as follows — > . . . * . . . To which Mr. Calhoun responded in substance as follows—his words we do not pretend to give :— 1 feel deeply grateful to you for the reception which you bave been pleated to give me; and rett assured thet I properly appreciate the warmth of the greeting with which I have been honored. It is not my inten- tion to deliver you an address, but I would say to you, | ome and all, that uring your connection with this | institution, if at any time the temptations and sedue- tions incidents to @ college career should asanil you | and draw you from your duties, that you remember | thet you are South Carolinians, and that much is ex- ected from you. You, sir, (to Mr, Wallace) have al ded to the crisis now most certainly approaching— whicn it is your duty to be prepared to meet. During the term of my life, its end way not be—but you are young. and must expect, therefore, to take part in the struggle, which may come—and « tremendous one it ziust be—preguant with mighty consequences. Again, then, I repeat, be deligent in the acquisition of know- ledge, that you may become good citizens, able and ready to protect the Constitution cf this Union, by as- | rertipg and maintaining at all hazards, the rights of the South and the honor and dignity of its citizens, Mr. Calhoun was then introduced to the stadents, who pressed forwa d to grasp bis hand, and with whom he exchanged cordin! greetings; after which he wi:hdrew to pay a visit to the Legislative Hall. Columbia (S. C.) | Tetegreph, Dec. 8. | Inpiana Leaistature.—The Legislature of this State met on the 4th instant, and was organized without embarrasment, by the appointment of the re- quisite officers. The Senate was called to order by the | Lt. Governor, and the new members present took the | requisite oath before Judge Lockhart. The House was organized by the Auditor, and sworn in by Judge Bor- den. Both houses then proceeded toelect—the Senate | their Secretary, Assistant Secretary, and Door-keeper ; the House their Speaker, Clerk, Assistant Clerk, and | Door-keeper. Judge Teste, of Wayne, was elected Sa- | eretary of the Senate, without opposition—34 votes, 6 | scattering ; Frank Emmerson, of Jackson, Ansistant | Secretary, on the first ballot. receiving 23 votes to 17 | for Robinson, of Decatur. The House elected Geo. W. Carr. of Lawrence, Speaker. on the first ballot - Carr received 49 votes ; the remainder were cast on several members not announced as candidates. Capt. Dodd, of Grant, was elected Principal Clerk. on the fourth Dallot, and Iraac Smith, of Marion, Assistant Clerk,on the first ballot. Sam’l J. Johnson, of Dearborn, was cboren Door- keeper, after several ballotings. | above are democrats. | . The inclemency ef the weather and miserable eondi- tion of the roads detained several members of both | bouses trom their seats, | bers et their meetin of the absent members came in with the o: This place ia thronged with members. candid ers on in Vienna,” and members who have been or ] enor be, to the suffocating satisfaction of the hotel- jeepers, The officers elective this session, are—U. S. Senator, from 4th March next; President of the State Bank ; Secretary of State; President Judge Tenth Cirouit ; and Warden of the Penitentiary. For the first post, thecandidates named are Gov, Whitcomb, Hon. R. D. Owen, E M. Chomberisin, and Ed A. Hannegan, pre- ent incumbent. For the second, Judge James Morri- son. present incumbent, Dan. Mi epper. | For the third, Gen. Reynol ruikshank, A. L p | | Robinson, and Judge Thompson, present incumbent, | For the fourth, Judge Borden. For the fifth, Col. 1. Ford. J. E. Moore, Jno. Mitchell, Capt. A. Miller, Col. Monroe, and Wim Lee, present incumbent. | The above are Democrats, with the exception of Thompeon, prerent incumbent. The disposition is ex- | preseed to dispose of there elections at an earlier date than usual, thet the current usiness may be proceed- | ed im with greater facility. | Episcoran wuRCH IN Omo.—From a repor made to the Convention of the Episcopal h 0” Ohio, we gather the following facta reli | operations and present position of the Chur: Bastiews during past year, in State. Communicants added do do. . . lost do. do. total... Marriages...... Bartels. . . oe Sunday School Teachers bi vd Scholars As to churches in Cincinnati : | Communicants adde é | lost. | Total commanicantes. The United States frigate I. lest from the Gulf of Spensia, was at Gibralter ™ s At Poughkeepsis. on the 13th inst.. by the Rev. A.M. Mann, Antnony W. Winans, of this city, to Manoannr Jan», cecond daughter of John B. Montgomery, Esq., of the former plac Died, In this city, on the 8th in printer, formeriy of Ohio, age Obio pepert, please copy. On the 16th inet , Of consumption, Mra Barncer Ex.si07t, aged 60 years, widow of Fl . Ser friends, and acqusintancs \d aloo those of her sone Jobn and Thomas Elliott, are renpectfally invited to attend her funeral, on Sunday, the 17th, at 20’clook, frem oe ee retidence, 368 Munroe at a Nashville papers. please copy. On Frida: Pthe 16th inet + Carnatwa, the only child of —_ and Margaret Ielzderber, aged 4 years and 11 monthe. Th the family, of the German Oak Lodge, No 82, I. 0. ; the members of the Johaeier Order, No 1., Commod Lodge, ud the members of Company E, J Gu jefferson respectfully in 4 to attend the faneral, on y , at 3 o'clock, trom the corner of Serre see tee ton shee im Fr 'y afternoon. Li Sanan, wife of Charles C. Brooks, im the 25th year of her age. ad model, “Jt ye annovaced to-day that Captain ics vemaine will be taken to Norwalk, Conn., for im- terment, where the funeral will teke piece, om Sunday afternoon. 17th inst. So ooh perbeeg err yey Sry ) Wife of B. fally i ted t “atte ber funeral, from 0 oa Di ee, N janday, at 3 P.M. dence, No. 206 Bowery, SARITINE INTELLIGERO Port of New York,\Wecember 16, 1848, ie 433] mom waren. Yorke t) Bryard, Li .c ne Techie (eel Baek, ine Compted, (tr) Tobin, Mansanilia, R Tayler; Ja StJob a NB. Ficens, ( Mem) Nees. Charleston. ‘Lady of the ¢, (Br) Gill, Bermuda, Middleton & Co; Cota, (Br) Kevannab 8t Johos, NB, PI Nevius & Son; Orenilla, Crockett. Bangor; Attil/a, Kendall, Boston, ‘Scha—Gold Hunter, W Damarara, H Underwood; Casan dra, Morse, Newberp, NC; J B Blesker, Smith, Washington; Benj English, Hill, Poitadetph ‘a; Louisa Reeves, Coalard, do; John Com ptcn, Sheafe. do; Adeline. Lewis. Providence, Blocp—Proof Glass, Hallock, Providence. Arrivea. § Steamship Northerner, Budd, Charleston, Dec 13th, at 8 0" clock, and arrived at L.A'M, to Spofford, Tileston & Co. Deo 13, at AM, near Charleston Bar, paged ship Catherine, of N York. bound in. Atmeridian, off Cape R spoke brig Mozelle, of Newport, for Charleston; 15th, 2miles S$ of Cay Psy pe Seals with a bark showing white field, red, ok and order. Ship Bulli , White, Chirleston, 7th instant, with cotton, to Bulbley & Co Brig Herald, (of Sipplean,) Gray, St Juan de Nicragus, Central America, 25 days, with Brazil weod, &6, to Goodhue & Co. Tae Hi was boarded by the Nevs Boy yesterday afternoon, ff the 8 ratinh brig Belfest, McKinney. St Vinoenta, and 18 days from Turks Island, with salt, to Mitaleton & Co. Spoke 14th inst 75 miles S€ of the Hook, brix Cleopata, hence for St Jaz» de Cubs The B was boarced ‘yesterday afternoon, in the ofling, by whe News Bry. British brig Fashion, Donglass, St Johns. NB. 5 days, with tim ber, to A Sm) thers, 13th inst, off Nantucket South Saoals, spoke brig Lady of the Lake, of Belfast, Me. for New York, mint fuima Frances, bart sth Calaly 7 days, with Jumber, to nett & Vee. NRASHaD, (now) MoFasland, Sollivan, with granit for the Navy Yard. Brik Gecrge Emery, Cole, Buohsport, 14 days, with spars, to car ey We Behr 1m pson, Schr Burmah, Alle’ Bobr Ruby, “hy Sobr Roanoke, Eastport, 5 Schr Post Boy, Crowley. Acdisun 14 days, Sehr Gazelle, Hall, ‘Thomaston, 3 days. Sehr Hervet, Stcut, Hatrington. ‘The News Boy reports no vessels in tight at half past 2 px, 49 miles E>E fiom the Hook. At sunset no inward bound veseels in fight 10 niles 8 by K of Shirk River. Saliled, Ships Java, St Johns, NB; Clifton, New Orleans: Canada, Mo bile; Colambia, Charleston: barks Sax ny, Liverpool; Ann Smith, Demarara; bri Naseau, NP; Antares, Jacksonville. Fr sw day morning—Ships Argo, Havre; Or- phan, and Probus Liverpool; Canada Mobile; all of which vessels were supplied with morning papers by the News Boy. oo 15—Wind, at sunrise, W; meridian, W; sunset’ Herald Marine Correspondence. Puurapenruta, Deo 15,4 P M—Arrived—Brig Orceola, Skaata, NYork: sche Grace Darling Bartlett, do; § Applegate, Endicott, do; Commerce, Jobneon. €0: Catharine, (Br) Biren, Halifax; Ma ry Patterron, Bateman, Cohasset. Cleared—Brigs lmporter, Deunis, Cienfuegos; Arcadian, Chass, St Barts, Washington, Small, Barbadoes; Phenix, Uorner. Matan- Tie, Ryder, Boston; scbs Advance, Bryant, do, Montrose, rt, do; Delaware, Harcing, Providence. Miscellaneous. Lerrer Bac of ship Yorkshire, for Liverpool), will close this day at the Exchange Keading Room at half past 11 o'clock, fiir Mennon—The following is & memorandum of the short [peste ce of the ship Memnon, hence to Liverpool. “We arriyod off Foint Lynason Monday, the 20th Noy, after a pasaace of 14 days acd7 hours to Sandy Hook, but it Bowing a gale of wind wo did pot get our pilotion board wutil the following day, We bad wn- steady winds and cloomy weather during tho whole passage, with a NE cule up the Banks for 24 hovrs, of which ve were lying to cight Fours under elcse refed mainiopaail, On Wednesday, Nov 16 in Jat 49 39, lon 20 40, enw steamer Europa, bearing N, 6 miles distur t on our lee quarter, wind SSW, steering ESE ¥ 8, all too gwlan! cails sets, “At9 pm saw her i ght bearing N by W 3, W, Gur rate 1235 a 13 knot, with @ beavy sor. Daring the night tho wind moderated and ue. ‘The next morning more mo- te, and at 119) she was on our leo bow, 5 miles distant, ing 2 hongsin_ compacy: We wero tha’ day 100) miles fom arrived on, Mondsy morning, and we arrived off ning, Brx6 Sin James McDon Ary, ashore on Cuttyhunk, has been stripred of rails, rigging, &¢, which have beon taken to Edgar. town. Capt Dunn arr at New Bedford and reports that about ‘of corn had been saved, about oxe third of which ia ot damaged, waich would also be taten to Edgartown, The brig Ja tadly wlged, and will probably not be got off as she is an ck vertel. Sciin Pi.axren, Lawles, honce at Grand Conilard, La, in lat 24 16, lon 82 U6 fell ‘n’ with a large quantity of batrels of tarpec tins, Capt L vent his boat and picked up 16 barrels marked E MB with 8 cross on each stave; also in tho vicinity a quantity of epars and materials of a vesael, whieh appeared to have been but @ short time in the water, Br Scur Sormia—A tew days ago.a lotter was shown to us, post marked Campo Bello, and written at that place, which said tat the British ecbr Sophia, Barto, master, which left this port for St Jobns, Newfoundiand, on the 234 of November, was ran down at sea on the 23th, when off Cape Sable, by a large ship. and tI at all were supposed to have perished, excepting the captai who escaped in the boat, and managed to Rie soap ah mt at the tie was¢o unwell, from being exposed ia the boat, that to write lsr8, bat would do so shorily. We et it the tim: ‘was not engl Yesterday a letter wes received in thi mm Lubec, which says that Capt Barto after leaving NYork, bore away for the Bay o€ Fundy, cut the figure herd of, altered the rig of the vessel, and ontered hier ag the schooner, Sproy, at Paraboru on the Neva Sout de, and the argo, which was an assorted one, was landed wvenson's Inland, ‘Among wariners more by the name of Desolation |. (known Island’ a capital place tor rogaes to on anything of the kind, ) and ro doubt he intended to appropriate it to his ewa bene efit. The letter further adds, that he touched below Eastp:rt, and tent bis brother up tte bay with the vessel, while he went ashore to report the pretended loss, Barto bailed from St John, NB, and from what we can hear is an old hand at such tricka, ‘The cargo ‘was shipped by various consignors, and wes insured in several of. ficesin here. Information has been forwarded to the collector at Parsboro’ advising him of the transaction —Commercial. Whaiemen. Balled from New Bedford, 13th, bark Aydaspe, for Pacific. At Jchauna, July 26, Marcella, 'W orth, New Bodford, 300 sperm; Monterums, Ailen, 40400 (reported June Iy 480); Alto, do 70 ope for Zanziber and Ceylon. On Abrclhos Banks, Oct 22, Valparaiso, Cleveland, Now Bed ford, clean, foreign Ports. Hatirax, Dee 9—Arr Cambria, (s) Harrison, NYork, 72 hours, and id same ésy for poten el on, Boston; 10th. Baneyort, Holines, Philadelphia; Lady Sale, do. €ld 7th, schr 1», Baltimore. uv, July 31—Sld_ship Rhone, Hall, for San Francisco, 1 ipyoen Arr 30tb, brig Sabine, Chatfield, from San Francisco ¥ ns. Pont Av Prince, Nov 2—Bark Mara, Park, for New York, une; bries Denmark, Gould, fordo 6 ds; Alfaretta, White, fordo 10 de: Hetty, (Danish) from and for co, do; Fairy, Harper. for Homburg, 20 de, Going in, a full rigged brig inbaliast, OM port, a bark, bound in. 817 Kxv, TI, Deo 1—Brig Tally Ho, ldg; and 90 other Amo vereels, names not known. San Juan, CA, Nov 16—No Am vessels in port, Home Ports. Avexanpaia, Deo 13—Arr sehr Bolivar, Barnard, Nantucket Sid sebr( orneba, Carson, N York. Bancor, Deo |l—arr sohr Susan Sturges, Pike, NYork. Barn, Deo 12—Cid bark Arco Iris, (new) Colburn, Buenos Ayres; brig Telos, Lanpher. Carden: wron, Dec 1i—Arr sche Louisiana, Paine, Norfolk; Jas Mor- ton, Morris, Philadelphia; Juno, Kobinron, Newark. Arr yester. }. Urlg Swan, Bray, Baltimore. Cid ships Manteo, ton, NUrieans; Isaac Newton, Bush, Mobile; Living Age, (mew, of this port, 7x7 toue) Suow, Charleston; barks Wagram, Elwell, 8t Jago, to load for Trieste; Oberlin, Gilbert, NOrleans; Lawrence, Mayo, Baltimore; Girard, Chase, Philadelphia; bri Rewmers Surinam; Yankee, Rich, Matas ford, Cardenas: T P Perkins, Gilkey, Mari Bryant, Fisnklin, La, Nothing sailed, Barrimonn, Deo H-Cld i Grey Eagle, (new) Powers Phi Woe Lendossache Goriatutces Deshiclos, Bort boat: Teenie ye, low; avhe U lan, elds, Port Mary Mankin, Latourette, NYork. Cuanesron, Dec 12—Arr stenmabip Isabel, Robins, Havana. Old bark Numa, Marforel!, Barcelona. ld brigs George, Walker, } York; Tower, Atchison, Weet Indien Pais, Kiva, Deo 10—Arr sor R Bordon, Baltimore; 11h, sloop 1 H Berden, N York. Hyannis, Dee 1i—In pert, schs Pisarro, Chase, from NYork, Lewis, Crowell, and Lacon, Beare, do for Boston; and otters be: fore repr Also, schr Jacper, Hower, from New York for Boston, leaky, having strack the Gangway Rock off this hurbor last evening; had some two feet water inher hold on her arrival here, but at 9 am this day, is easily hept free with one pom ‘On, Deod— Sid new ship Nathan Hanoau, Holmes, New zw Lonnon, Dec 13—Adv ship Mentor, Howard, for San Fran- food and the gold region; sehr Andes, Keeney, for California, Ja. Newport, Dec 12—Arr sche Bsmi'ton, Farris, Noriolk for Lam Baltimore. Nantuchet; Wm A Carlton, Wood! tport for }, Nonronx Dee 12—arr schr Friendship, Jackson, NYork; John ‘A’ ame, Sparks, Providence; Friendship, Brace, Cherrystone; JS Harris, Voorhis, NVork. Cid brig Mon Bruce, Gibral- tar, +h Provideneo, Stanks, Neuritia via Turxe {sland Tn Hewpton Roade— Bark H M Fielder, W illis, James River ba to Rio Jareiro, brig Montgomery, Bruce, do do ba to Gibraltar; schs W Brown, Bupt, Balt In to NBedford, Runice, Adams, do dodo Mars, Howland, do do Providence; Union, 9 do do; Julia Abn, Griggs, Eéenqon. NO. bd to Providence: uM, Dyer, Georgetown bd'to Boston. There sre a latge number of vessels at the severa’ anchorages below, detained by the threaten. Jog appearance ‘of the weather for the last 2 days—wind from N 0 NE. Arrived 2—Barke N H Wolfe, Forbes, Ha'lowoll; Gen Harri. bri Pon ws Nooman, Provide Tally ds fm Turks Islano; echs Vermont, Crowell, Barn- Ireland, Suimera Henry Alfred, Voss, Sarah ra) Mer; W Wright, re, and Palesiine, Ryder, parks, Fall Kiver, Bell, Fattle, NHaven. In Howpton Rosds—Fr brig D’Assae, Kirov, \timore. Portia, Dee 18—Arr bark Monterey, (new! W Yarmouth; rigs G W Knight, Manroe, Mariel; Ariel, Atkins, techs Grecian, Gilebrist, Sevaanah for : Freeman, Bur ton, NY« i ‘Cid barks RH ny J W Blodget, eevacrm, Deo 10—Are sobe Volant, 8i Gist LY MOUTH, re clant, Simmons, Balti $id rehe ‘Abeona, Doane, Baltimore; 9th, Martha Washington, = Provinenox, Dee 13—SI4 sehs Kokeno, Tack, Goll, Ulmoc, and Rychmond, Seavey, NYork, ee a Broningson, Dee Ii—Atr sehr HD Leighton, Handy, Wil- Mipgton, G. Wiimixovon, NC, Dec l6—Arr sehr PB Savery, ‘ilden, Maru. Cid Auth, vel John Beery, Redleks Demarest 8 cnh Wi — ngers Arri ved. ‘an Divan, CA— jerald—John R Martin, Sam! Williama Br Vincunre—Brig Belfast—Med Tomer.” CHARLEsTON—BSteamehip Northerner—A Fredlander, F Ben- Se Ono a it, Mr Poct. ® Aca’ Ricon, J M Shaw, and Mee Goram. o 2 IsT OF LETTERS NING IN THR NEW Post Office, Decerber 16, 1848, on OFFICIALLY PUBLISHED IN THE PAPER HAVING THELARORST by epi ‘of the Liat in whieh advertised. ment SUS r they are Armatromg Marianna Armstrong Ri ‘Alber Mai ‘Atkin Mies {Namoaet Allerton Margaret Austin Cai Brown Margaret Brophy Bridget Browne Alice sou] ca Biting Elsa Eudcreeht Meanie, Mew (Peart Egan Surana jane Eddy Widow _Engdegan Miss (70th Ryan Wina/red Hegel Catharina street is ifs Ans Farrell Bridget “Ford Anna Bella Fields Emma Fagan Ellen ‘Anne Finley Sarai Fasreli Winifred —‘Falktoer Rebecca Fowiy Ellen Wield Sarah Frscrkariem beth Gold Ann Grings Ana ete Gallagher Mary Goddard Mise MD Mi ret 17 10% path Cuharine Gr Ce Mine J A Gees Frances Green Bapete flten Lydia Haldridge Mr Harding Charlotte Hance Margi Howelluery 8 Heath Sorah Mt fey ve WilliamHorn Eliza feney Hagarden Margaret. 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