The New York Herald Newspaper, December 19, 1848, Page 4

Boyle. a laborer, living in Filbert street, near Schuylkill Third, during a fit of insanity, divested hunselt of his clothing, last evening, and, going yato his yard, cut his throat with a razor, causing ammediate death. The body of a child, about a week old, was, this morning, taken from the inlet ‘of the sewer in Schuylkill Fifth street? 3 The Califorma tever 1s making great inroads among our young men. Great numbers are pre- paring for their departure. Vessels are being chartered ; stocks of goods, fitted to the market, rehased ; and the carpenters are preparing the frames tor houses, which the adventurers are to erect on the spot which they may select for their squatting ground. x ‘A curious case was up for trial this mormiag in the Nis: Prius Supreme Court. Severas & Magill, the proprietors of the Evening Mercury, an eva- nescent journal, that flourished about the time of the Tyler dynasty, prosecuted Calvin Blythe, and a host of the then custom house officers, for a large amount, which it was elaimed they owed for the support of the paper. The proprietors claimed $50 per week for torty-three weeks, but failing to prove that any contract had been agreed upon by the defendants, though they showed that money had been received on account, suffered a nonsuit. The defendants admitted that moneys had been paid by them, but contended that they were merely voluntary contributions. The whole case presented a fine commentary upon the purity expected from partisan presses. Avpars oF Sovru Caro.ina.—The inaugura- tion of Governor Seabrook took place at Columbia, on the 14thinst. From a sketch of his address on the occasion, we telect the following: — “On the subject of our federal relations, he spoke of the geographice! parties that had sprung up, and the hostile feelings that were entertained by ths North to- ward the South—the disregard of constitutional provi sions and the ascendencies of mere majorities. Th titude of our people, he said, was well known. They calmly waited the course of events, reluctant to be- Neve that any wrong was intended. They had long, elied upon the comity and kindaess of their es. The struggle of the South was now, not that she had lost, but preserve the ad obtained, Sbe must prepare for emergencies that threaten her power and safety, The traitor was not he who resisted tyranny, but he who eubmitted to her demands.” ‘The Wilmot proviso is taking up the attention of the Legislature. Mr. Manning, from the Senate Commit- tee on Federal Relations, reported the following pre- amble and resolutions, as the legislative action of the State of South Carolina on the question of the exten- jon of slavery: — Whereas, it appears to be the delibera' tion of the peopie of the Northern Sta tewpt, throngh Ci of Columbia, and to exclude the introductio Mexico and Calitornia, in the organization ts, be it therefore ta’ to recover right: privileges she purpose of a large por Union, to at their territorial go- Rerolved, ‘so'eanly deny the power of Congress, under the federal ei to interfere, directly or indirectly, with the existence of slavery in the Distrie! of Columbia, or to prohibit its introduction into any territory acquired by tresty, or by the joint arms of the separate govereizn and independent States of this cou fetersey, or into any portion of this continent. Resolved, That this General Assembly cordially approves and adopt wn, the resolutions passed by the Legislature of V: givia fa the year lSs7, wherein it is nererted that under no oi ‘cumstances will that body recngnise any enactment of the f deral government which has for its object the prohibition of s'avery in Any territery acguized either by conquest or treaty—and that the Fotseze of the Wilmot Proviso by Congress makys it the duty of every slavebolding State and all citizens thereo!, as they valuo Eeit drarent privileges, their overvigntios thie independency — their rights of property—to take firm, united, and concerted action im this emergency. Resolved, that upon the question of the Wilmot Proviso this General Ateembly entertains s determined feeling of opposition and revista ce and that, rezarding it asa paramount isane in thei fed) ral relations, they ate disposed to forego all minor differenc of ofiniem with other slavenolding States, in order to form a pe fect union with them, in opposition and resistance to legislation by Congress, st once intolerable and unconstitutional, Resolved, That the Governor of this State is hereby requested to forward 2 copy of these resolutions to the exeoutives of the alaveholding States, to be lald before their respective Legisla- tures. and that they be invited to co-operate ip such measures as amay be deemed necessary to protect Southern rights, property, and or. Kesolved, That the Governor of this State be further requested Yo forward'a copy of these resolutions to our Senators aad Repre. sentatives at Washinzton, to be laid before both houses of Cone erere during the present kession. ‘The committee on the same subject, in the House, in their report, sa: The committee on federal relations, to whom was re- ferred so much ef the Governor's message as relates to the question of siavery agitation, beg leave to report, that they agree in opinion with his excellency, that the present moment is not propitious to decisive action Many citizens of the South belie to the Presidency of a Southern man farnishe: fonable security against any infringement of Southern rights on the part of the governmeat. While we hope at_ this expectation of our Southern brethren may t be disappointed, we will only say, that if disapoiat- ment in this respect should occur, they will find South Carolina united to a man, ready then as ever to co- operate in defence of the rights and honor of the South. ‘These were adopted by the House that the elevation | CITY TRADE REPORC. Monpay, December 18—6 P. M. Flour Was cvuperntival firmer than it wi x met or provided for payments falling due, with an easy state of the money market, were not inclined | to fell freely unless they could obtain better prices. It was also thought that after the closing of rome of the Bultic ports by ice, prices in the British ports | would improve. Hence. a8 shippers stood aloof, there ‘was little or nothing doing for export. and only mode- | rate sales were made to the home trade, including com- mon brands at the full prices of last week. No sales of wheat were reported. beyond lot of New Orleans on terme stated below. There was a steady demand for corn, at low prices; meal, also, sold at about pre- vious tates. Pork was quite firm. with sales at a slight advance on previous rates. Groceries were quiet. | ‘There was very little sugar or molasses landing. The | market tor cotton was quite steady, with a fair amount | of sales. Asues—The sales only reached about 50 to 75 buls. including pots at $6, and pearls at $6 25. Breapsturrs.—Flour—The sales summed up about | 3,000 to 3,500 bbls. in separate lots, among which were common to fair brands of this State, Oswego. & it 25a $5 31% ; good to straight, do. at $5 31% a $5 3734; | and pure Genesee at $5 62,8 $575. Southern was quiet, with small sales at $5 250 $5 373; for Howard st., Georgetown,&o, Rye Flour ruled dull, and no oft moment transpired. In Meal we have no change to Botice; the sales were 350 bbls. at $2 8734 a $2 94 — Wheat—There were sales of 5,000 bushels New Orleans, at $1 06. Corn was scarcely fo firm, and the market more active ; eales of the day reached some 45,000 ‘Dushels at 70c. for old round yellow ; 6ic. a 650, for do. mixed Western; 5* a 60c. for New Jersey anc d 68e for New Orleans. Rye remained 1 sold to a fair extent ut 33e. 1 Berswax—Sales were made of 2,500 lbs. yellow at 200. son of Alexander and Jane Esgleson, aged 13 mouths BaTbe friends of the family are respectfully invited t attend the funeral. from their residence, No 738}¢ way. on Tuesday afternoon, at ou ook. On the 18th instant. Ann vughter of Johp and Bridget A. Keeland, aged one year, 6 months, and nineteen days. ‘The friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend ber funeral, from the resideace of her paeats, No. 1 West street. on Tuesday, 19th instant, at 2 o'clock P M. Her remains will be taken to Greenwood Cemetery, for interment. ‘On Sunday evening, the 17th instant, after a linger- ing illness, Carnenine, widow of the Philip Mc- ‘Ardle, in the 74th year of her age. The friends of the family are respectfally invited to attend her funeral, this (Tuesday) morning, at 10 o'clock, from her late residence, 306 Wesley place. At Brooklyn, on Monday, 18th instant, Anwa Exica Jane, daughter of Joseph and Jane Van Winkle, aged three years and two montha. ‘The friends of the family, and those of her grand- father, James Cole, are respectfully invited to attead her funeral, this afternoon. at three o'clock, from No. 377 Hudson avenue, near De Kalb avenue. On the 17th instant, e, wife of John Smith, aged 36 years. The friends and acquaintance of the family are rerpectfully invited to a'tend the funeval, from her late residence, corner of Nassau and Division streets, Brooklyn, this (Tuesday) afternoon at 1 o'clock. On Monéay, the 18th instant, at her residence on Staten Island, Mrs. Exiza Racey, relict of the late Charles Racey, Ee Her friends and acquaintances, and those of her family, are otfully invited to attend her funeral, on Wednesday, the 20th instant, at 1lo’elock, A My, from her Jate residence. Carriages will be in waiting ‘at Port Richmond landing. THE LATEST ADVICES RECEIVED FROM ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD, NEW YORK HERALD OFFICE. Alexandria, Egypt.,... Oct 14 Meseina, Antwerp Aux Cayes. Augustine Bay. ‘Altona... ... Brandenburg. Mexico (City Monterey, Cal. Monterey, NM. 7 Montevideo, ee Merida, Yucatan , Bay of Li Bermuda . Buenos Ayres Belize, Hon. oe Porto Cabello Palermo Point Pernambuco Panama Payta Pesth, Hungary Oren... St Petersburg. Schleswig... St Helena, St Thomas St Jago de StJohns, PR. 23 St Domingo 7 StUbos -e Galveston, Gibraltar. Guayama, PR, Guatamala , | Geno: Gonai Guayaquil Gallinagos Hanover... Bonolotu, 8. 1. Kingston, Jam Konigsbur Movements of the Ocean Steamshi To arrive at New York. Tosa from New ree LIVERPOOL. LIVERPOOL, Exropa, Lott, Dec 16 | Canada, Jndkins, Dee 20 Canada, Judkins, Jan 13 | Europa, Lott, Jan 10 soUTHAMPTON, Bo. SOUTHAMPTON, Ko. Hermana, Crabtree,’ Dec 20| Hermann, Crabtree, Jan 20 BERMUDA, BERMUDA, Forth, Sturd Jan @ | Forth, Sturdee, Jan 12 x MAYRE. United States Huckstafl, Fel 1 HAVANA, &O, AYRE. United States, Hackstaff, Jan 1 Havana, Keo.t Faleon, Thompsen, Jan 10 | Falcon, Thospeon, Jan 25 CHAGR ms. CHAGRES. Faleon, Thompson.t Jan 1 | Crescent City, Stoddard, Deo 23 | Crescent City, Stoddard, Jan 12 | Isthmus. ——, Dee 25 | Isthmus, —, Jan 20 | Falcon, Thompson, Jan 25 CHARLESTON. Northerner, Budd, Jan3 | SAVANNAH. Cherokee, Lyon, Deo 20 To arrive at Roston, LIVERPOOL, ; LIVERPOOL, | America. Harrison, — Dee $9 | Nisgara, Ryric, Dee 27 Niagara, Ryrie, Jan 27 | America, Harrison, Jan 24 and returning at Havana, Cat Tuomas, and all the Windward st * The Forth touches coming Island, Vera Cruz, Chagres, sland The Crescent City retarns from Chagres to the city of New Orleans. t The Falcon touches going and retarning at Savannah, Havana and New Orleans. cath. CartLx.—At market, 1,100 beef cattle, (500 Southern, | the remainder this State.) 65 cows and calves, and 2.000 sheep and lambs, Beef Cattle—There was an averaze | buriness done in market last week. Prices may be | uoted from $6 to $8 per ewt.—100 left o Cows and Salves—The market was better supplied last w prices are a little lower. Sales at from $44 to $: 60. All old. Sheep and Lambs—The offerings are | rapidly falling off, and prices this week show a decided improvement tpon previous quotations. Sales of sueep at from $1 60to $3 25.0 $6. Lambs, $1 25 to $3. AN gold. Hay and Straw—The weather having cleared off, there was a good attendance at the foales to day. | Good timothy retails at from 62!;0. to 7éc. per cwt. | Straw at $2 50 per hundred bundles. The supplies | came mostly from Jersey and Westchester county. =| Corton—The rales to-day were 1300 bales, and a steady market at previous quotations. | Fish —The market is quiet. but firm. We quote | No.1 Maes, mackerel $5 @ $8 3749; No.2, $5 @ $ 25; and No. 3, $3 a§3 25. Dry cod continues steady, with moderate rales, at $2 25. Faeion1s —Engagements were made to Rotterdam | ofathes at 30s; rice, at 35s ; and liquids. at 30. Beef | was taken for London at bs. A British vessel was | taken up fora direct portin Ireland at §gd. Corn was taken for Liverpool, at 7d., cotton, at 5-324. and | at 3-16d. Gixsexc —We note @ tale of 7,000 ibs, at 200 Hem cargo, consisting ef 20 bales Sisal hemp, | arrived on Sunday ia the schoouer Laura Virginia, | has been disposed of at 740 at six mouths. Hives.— There have been sales of 600 Porto Cabsilo, at 7870. 6 monthe. | Nava Stones —We notice sales of 300 barrels spirits | turpentine, at 245; a Sic. In crude, we hear of no operations. In linteed there ie but little doing. Small | sales Evglich at 500 ; and American at 61 a 539 Provisions —Supplies of old pork were limited, and better prices demanded Sales of 3004 400 bbis. were Feperted. including mess, at $12 04% $1 a prime, Bt $9 75a $9874 ; at the close, $10 was demanded Bert— Sales of 200 Ubie. country mess were made, at 10 ; and 400 bbis. prime were reported. om private 100 bbir, rusty mers pork were ssid. at $11 75. Batter— Ohio war reiting at 10 @ 130, Cheese was quiet. | MARKETS ELSEWHERE, i - STOCK SALES. Bartimony, Dec. 16.—1i) shares 3140, | Ee Ohiv Railroad, B34 ; 4 do. do, dv. | txmarenria, Deo 18.1 Si) Reading, | 248.0 8 Baul, $1,000 Chea M508 Nav | Mechantos’ 1% 30" 100 Reading. #5, 153g; €0 do, 19) £10) Keading 085) 0 533 9b6; 200 US Bank bd, 35 yore, 15% S Nav 646s. 8 tery’ Bk Me 15% 180 Usion | ) Rew 26; 10") Girard Bank 113% % Vicks Bank, Gull. 7 18; 5 N Jersev Teles | nee | Married, | At Baton Rouge. on the 6th instant, by Rev. John | Burke, rector of St. James's Chured, Wituian Wat | Bace Serty Bu Brevet Lieutenant Colone! of tl 8. Army, toMany Biszaneth TayLon, daughter of | Major General 7, Taylor, President elect of the United | nim, aged 39. also those of his | wu 60 Pe U8 Bank, mg. § Bank, ! 10 Gra an RR, led, On Monday, 18th instant, Jonn Fi Fite friends acquaint Drothers-in-law. Adam Ward and Peter Nistle, are | Teapectfally invited to attend his funeral, on Wednes- | doy, 20th itstant, at 100'elock, from his late residence, | 145 Third avenue Un buudey morning, 17th instant, Wittiam Eowann, | i} ny Fade owen, Movements of the Salli ing, Packets. Ships to Arrive. ips to Sail, LIVERPOOL. LAYER POOL, Montezuma, Lowber, Nov 16| Uverpool, Eldridge, Deo 21 Henry Clay, Bowland, Nov 21 | Siddons, Cobb, Deo 26 i Nov 26 | Columbia, Furber, dani o1| Patrick Henry, Delano, Jan 6 Dee 6 | Waterloo, Allen, Jaa ll Carrick, Shipley, Dec il | New York, Cropper, Jan 16 i} PORTSMOUTH, PORTSMOUTH, Northumberland, Nov 16 | Devoneh Morzan, Deo 24 Independence, Bradish, Nov 24] Prince Albert, Meyer, Jaal Mediator, 819: Dec 1} Westminster. Warner, Jan’ London, Heard, Dec 8 | Gladiator, Williams, Jan 16 MAVRE i HAVRE. Rt Nicolas, Everleigh, Nov 24; Admiral, Wotton, Dec 20 Tue dr! #, Kio: ards'n. Deo | | St Denia, Howe, Jani Lurich, Thompson, Deo 10 | Sp'endid, Crawford, Jan 10 Port of New York, December 19, 1841 7 2 | moon sere, com meee: . ¢22] men waren. sus errs steamer—Orus, Tucker, Chsgres, Howland & Aspinwa’l. ipe— Indiana, Bennett, New Oroosns, Prost & Gicks; Sardi- nig, Crocker, Mobile, Thonpson & Nephew Barke—ada Alice, (Br) Ha York, Sligo. Grinnell, Minturn & do; Nancy W Stevens, Fre « 5 rer, Mobile, BD Burlbnt & Co , ariie, Brown, Mansaniila D Curtis, Jr; Taloon, (Br) Pitt, Bamuds, Tucker & Lizhtbura; Excel. Ruvell, Savannah, Sturges, Clesrman & Co; Charies Smith, Georgetown DO; Waa Venn, Crowell. Alexanézia: 8t Croix, Jones, Connectiont ii Sehs—Morning Star, Plomm james H Prine, (Br) Robbi bells, (Br) Hilten, 8¢Jobns N ps i Riddel, do; Statenman, Cattell, Alexandrias Tybee, K ye arrived jah bark Betty, Kroft Stool Voth ie Lord, 35 days from Liv: o fy Boorman, Jounaten & Co. bark 4 bb vessels. The G ded by the Newa Boy. Bark Philsh Boxton New Orlesus, 13 days, with cotton, tec, to J Elwell, Was boarded by the News Bov. Errig Cameo, Weeks, Maresiiles, Sept 23, and Gibraltar 0: with mdee, to master, ch ivst Jat 32 (4 lon 74, 1p0ke Br brig Ann Eliza, of and for n. 15 dsys from St Domingo; 14a, lat 27 20 10, poke brig Mary elon, of Thora: | from Portenouth, NH, for Wilmington, NC; 16vy, lav ¥ 20, spoke sche Algernon. of North math, hen ibrig Alice Benslor. Ceabtree, Cieufnggon, 20 days, with sugar, Ae. to onder, Brig Jolin Moulton sid @ weelt previon Brig Lucy Spear, (of Thowaston) Robbing, St Marciag, 18 daze, with alt, to FS Scblesinger—versel to R W Truudy, Sli in eo vith bark Zion, Wright, for New York. Brig Morea, Conway, Apalnchicola, 17 days, with eotton aud ceder, te B D foritut & Co. paige Gooree, Walker, Charleston, Gdayr, with eotten, he, te G jul Y Sct Charles D Eilis, Sinith, Savannah, 8 days, with cotton aud tice. to order. Sclir Charles E Stratton, Vance, Savannah, 8 daye, with cotton, to A Patten & Co, Sobr Marietta Burr, Knapp, Sehr Juliette. Woglam, Peters Eel Bedgwick, Pr iilipe, Proce icksborg, Sela New Regulus, Davis, Baltimore, 3 days Sehr Joseph Brow, Briggs, Baltimore, 4 daye. Seb Avictus, Wheeler, 8 daya, th. Bras a. ia for Norwich, Ph Sehr WS Collyer, Urvck, Phitadelph Rastport, 9 days, bound to Sehr Wm A Tarlown, Woedbury, Baltimore. Ba Balled. Steamer Anglo Saron, Nex Orleans, Levdop: ship Cynthia, Manila; brign George Shattuck, Mobile, ‘The News Boy reports no inward bound verpsle i sellant Sight, tallee from the Hooke’ Puared the Stes niees Anglo Saxon, Porier, hence for New Orleaas, 10 mies 8 of 1oag ra we 18—Wind, at sunrise, SW; meridian, SW; sunset acket ship Sit Robt Peol, ily Lucy, Turks Islaud; Herald Marine Correspondence. Puanenrnsa, Deo 18, 4 P M—Arrived—Barks Philsdelpsin, ‘Bremen; Venesve'n, Wilson, Puorto Cab lle; Boston: Selah. Avking, do; Tremont, Baber, ‘ wd My . po Leo ag Labi Port nidang Duracos. ins, Maat ports ta, Chisis. ‘Sobre Mary Biller, Lyreits, Concect, Lonsdale, B omer, Vox, @ 5 Provider ce, Barges Tr'e, No:man, NYork; . Tis Cicaied— Sehr Allon Bedgwick, Beaston, N Yous, Mlecellaneous. Lurran Bacgof steamer Canada, for Halitux and Liverpool, willolose at v1 Exchange Reading Room (to morrow) W. day, Sth, at half TL o'clock. Latters caa be propald at the above office to destination. St Peterabung letter of the 2ist Nov, staie’ that on 15th, there was a shaggy erost. and the next day feo f mel so rapidity thas the bridse was let go, On the 17ch ioe caus down from the La. doga in immense sheets and about M. sto) so suddeaty that a barge full of passengers was oaug! middie in at- tempting to cross, On the (Sth the frast war intense, the ther- mometer being below zero, and paople crossed, on the ice. Many ‘Vessels were caught in it and frozen up at Croastadt; but the tan e night a heavy 8 E gale broke up the ice, aud blew them alt away, No par'iculacs had been received at Cronstadt bat four Yeosels we:e said to have been out through by the ice ; and it was Teperred that a Russian vessel loaded with tallow, &e, was sunk, and sll hands perished. The last Am vessel, bark Cabs, sailed on the lt th, for Elsineur, sup Sr James, (of Boston.) Long, from Savannah via Bosto™ for Liverpool, efoie reported strande? at Kilmore, 20th ult, it was feared would be s total loas, a8 on Let inst the tide ebbed and flowed iy hor, The cargo would be saved. ‘Poe St James was 6tt tena burthen, and was ingured in Koston for $16,000, of which $8060 at the Washington office, $5,000 at the Boylaten, aud $3,- (C0 at the Neptune. Siar Lownon, (of Bath) Ross, from New O-loans for Liver: pool, (cargo 1586 bales cotton. 519 bbls flour, 4399 acks corn.) Went ashore on the coral reefs between Matanzss and Cardenas, prev to 8th inst, On that date the agent of undorwriters at a Yana wae trying to procure a steamer to go to har assistance ‘The London is a ship of 637 tons, about 10 years old, and valued at $1,4W0, There 1s ixrurance in, this city on vessel, one t the Neptune office for $10,000, and one half at tne American for $9100; the American has also $30000n 38ths of the freight money ; the balance of the freight money is probably uuinsured, Suir America, of Stonington, has been purchased at Now Bedfcrd, for the California trase, Lavnenrn—Recen'ly, by Messrs Hichborn & Griffin, in South Prospect, a fine brig of about 200 tone, named the Sea Maid. She ‘will be commatded by Capt T M Hichbora, Whalemen. Sweeny, of bark Columbia, of Sag Harbor, writes under ‘ov 18 —Off Fayal experienced a sudden and very severe eee in with the land: Jost several sails in getting elear of jand; was obliged to put awsy on his voyage without closing rusivess, leaving @ part of his crew on shore. ‘New Beprorn, Dec 15—Cld, ship Kingston, (of Fairhaven) Luscombe, Pacific Ocean, tynrxy, Aug 5—Arr Romulus, Cartwright, Sag Harbor, 700 h). SU rev irom do, June 29, Harvest: Rowen, of Warren. Spoken—tent 4, lat 4 24 8, lon 5055 B, Am wraleship Triton, ‘2t mos out, oil not stated (supposed one of the New Bedtord Tri- tons, although one was more and the c ther less than 23 mos out), Spoken. Ship Rambler, fom Calcutta for Boston, Sept 15, lat 16 63 N ron $5 31 E. ‘Shio Russell, McDonough, of and from Boston, Oct 22, lat 17 N, Jon 27, 27; abbott Lord, frura Liverpool for Boston, Nov 14, lat 4510, ag £t Mary, hence for Genoa, Deo 9, lat 39 55, lon 72, Bek A ‘Lovett, from Asmburg for Rio Janeiro, Oct 4, lat 7 60 N, ion 2051. Takk Ievbol. Shepard, from St Johus, NF, for Rio Janeiro, Oct 10, 1nt4N, lon 23, Ports. Amsrenpam, Nov £5—Sark Thetis, Foster, for New Orleans, ‘ADELADE, South Australin, May 20—Arr echr Sagadahock, fm NBedtord via St Helena aud Gape of Good Hope, Brevyauaven Nov ——Brig Tuskar, Lovell. for NOrloans, ready, had da ad upper works in Seale on tho pasos fre. Hamburg. and had repaired, Buisro, Nov 30—Ship Newton, Howes, dirg une. Cronsrapr, Nov 20—No Am’ vewel in port, Sld 18, barks Cuda, Blanchard, and Almade, Bartlett, B’sineus. The Almade had cailed op the /2th, but in consequonee of the severe feost som- ing on #0 suddenly, ehe was caught in the ice, with many others, ined antl 18th, when they were freed by a SE gale. ov 24— ‘Cross, for Sumatra, 7 days, Hamnvng, Nov | iby Baker, Pratt, for Rio lg: Ellen, Dardin ‘as, do; Hannah Sprag for New York, do; ald 22, brig Cobten, Cornish, do. Hativax. Dee tl Arr brig Acad an, Woods. Boston: achrs Ma- zeppa, Rogers. N York: Bavorlum, Crowell, Boston; 12th brigs Pomcna, Johneon, Alexandiia; 14th, Halifax, Laybold, Boston; ltimore, In port 1h Beaton. Cld 7th, sehr Sharon. Toatehe brig Area lian, Wood, for Boston, 18th a 19th, Lranonn, Nov 23—Ship Sterling, Rowell, for Sumatra. 3 wks, bark Saml & Thomas, henee via Provincatown, just arr; Volant, Fiuney. fm Gen 13ch, for NYork, ldg. Liven voor, De Torigh Quincy, Snow, for Bangor, 5, to Jond frr Boston: Cheshire, Hitchcock, for Boston, abt 25th, Mat.aca, Nov 21—Bark Chester, Robinson, from Tarragona, to finish log for NOrleans, pulaLts, Nov 22 arr bark Sustn Jane, Prior, fm Smyrna for orton, Messina, Dec 12—Arr barks New World. and Sol, Piper, for NYurk. Bla gt, bork R Cross, Fhilad ; 11th, Philena, for New ‘ork. - YaRsei.uies, Ney 23—In the Roads, J W Andrews, French, for ‘Newoasrie, Nov 2—SId brig Mary Ellon, Edmands, Boston, Newport, Wales, Nov 23—Bark Comoro, Scudder, for Havana, ready. PExanc, Oct&—At. ship Ann Mari, Oszood, for China; Ian- the, for Arrcan, 'PArenmo, Nov 19—Barks Edw Fletcher, Holbrosk. fm Genoa, arr )3th a ldth, for Roston; Agenoria, Webster, fm Ireland, arc 13th a 14h, for N York; Feform, Allen. for do, 'dg: Giulia, (Sic) do do; Janes Andrews, French for a port in the United States; unc; o, (Sic) do de: brig Trenton, Pitman, fm Marseilles, arr th. fr Bestor: 12th, barks Cerre. (Sic) NOrlvans; 4th, Mor Dix, Small, Boston; 18th, ‘Azof, Green, NYork; 18th, Apollo, ‘oodles, do. Rocherir, Nov 25—Sld bark Arthur Pickering, Nickerson, Buston: brig Abrasia, Atkins, NYerk Rorrerpar. Nov b—Sulg Mississippi, . for NYork, lds; bark Wallace, Turner, to load for Boston, and others. Dutch brig Malvina, Berghuie, for Boston, was wiod bound at Helviot, 27th, Sirancuat. Sept 1#-—Azr ships Worsbursh. fm Hong Kong. Aug 22, unc,; Thos Perkins, Pike, fm Penang, do; Maripoai, Suunders, 0. ‘Sixcarors, Sept 12—Arr ships Rome, Manilla; Oot. 4, Ton- quin, Hong Kong, (not Penang as be‘ore stated, RNA, Nov 1i—Arr barks Stamboul, for Boston ; Chicora, ‘Une. | 4, Sr Unss, Nov 14—Fanny, Sempson. Toulon. Er Man ving, Nov 29— Brig Prevehter, Blanchard, for NYork, 3 Bid bark Zion, Wright, NYork, 40fe sore, Nov 25Ship Corlolanus, Tamer, for Zante, Messina, apd NY ork, soon; Abratn, (Aus) for do, Ide: bark Victor, Crocker, for Palormé, about ready. Bld 14th, ship Tiber, Zante, ke; about 17th, bark Wm T Wheaton, Martin, NYork. Bareror, Wi, ves Home Lor (and was at Newport 14th). VCKAPORT, Deo 12—Cid, brig Veto ——, Cardenas; schr Milwaukie, Cousing, Matar ase, Bosron, Dec, 16 Arr Bargce Laconia, Howes, Philadetpia: Lrig Draco, Searles, Pert au FHines; brig Venus, Soute, New Or Jeane, 24ths big Lewis Bruce, C or(Bik; brig Sarah Ellea, York. Phit h Sarah Lou: Pade Base Hamann isa, Newor a ul, Rs han- Mocks sch, Sophia Parker, Jacobs, Tangier, Va; sch’ Alevander, Darel. Tar pict, Vaz ech Ann T Sipple, a0; Brave, Trvsetts IStratten, Bates, and E A Stevens, Bacon Albany; schs J P Lot hs Cornelis, Fautk- well; Chataberiaie, Jand, Ballz and Sagnnam, Crom, Albany, Margaret Ann, bay- jin; L H Nickersop, Nickerson; Boston, C Bearee; Lacon. Bearse; Lewis, Crowell, and den, New York, Dee. 7_—arrbrie Jno Cliford, Staples, Cardenas: brig Taon- ¢, Merriman, Turks Islands; ech Flora Pettengill, Philadel ia; Telesraphed, barque Swap, from Trinidad, I for a. ig; Sailed, Saturday, ech Roston; Sunday, ship Living Age; burques Mary Adams, Wagram, olka, Brenda, Amos Patten; brigs Koophandel, Christiana, Toledo, Wm M ‘and from. below, where they avchored on Saturd 1 Parker Cook; rigs Viator, and ida. Bargue Mant Gibraltar, brigs Shyine: Now Ovionow: Bi White iyrne, New Orleans: hitney, Aatengy Loses. Galouttar bets See ‘aby, Pendleton, Matanzas, Lucy Atwood. Atwood, Savani Metamora. Kendrick, Charleston; Chas J. Dow, Barstow, Wile mington, NC; Wm M Rogers, Taylor, Philadelphia; Een, Cham- terluin, New York; New York, Goodsell, do; M M Klots, Peter- 1, dO. *DantMourst, Deo t—S1d {chr Favorite, Whelden, California Bolton Abbey, Barker, five pertor a, ail told, en board, Cr , Deo 14—Arr Br ships bey, Wevonport. Colburn, Liverpool; Triton, Smith, do; jegdalin, Kuhlman, New York; brig Moselle, Saow, ‘on; schrs Advance. Lord, New York: H Clark, t, Conn, At Quarantine—Ship Catha- Cid str {sabel. Rolling, Havana via hips Caroline Read, Read. Liverpool Choctaw, Kendrick, d rine and Mar; Key West ard Savant New Jersey, Wellman, Boston; C L brig achra Ieabelis, Gage, Havana; Chas P Brown, Doughty, New Yor! Sia'ruies dara Party. Liverpool; Osossla, Baretey, a2, Sesh GL, videre, Roberton, Andwerp; schr Cherokee, Carver, West Indien ‘Fasrronr, Doo 9—Arr sobre Kalos, Waid, New York’ Sid 13th Vrigy Olive, Sumner. New York: Opeaago, ——— Aloxan. ris; Topas, Oread, Bibte Spates, Philadelphia; schrs asther Eliza, Clark, aud rr, New York. Dec 18—Arr brigs Dracut, Sinall, New York for Zenodia, Carleton, Camden for New Orlesns (and = ee Sid 16th, brigs Challenge, and Vandalier, for bia. Montuxr, Dec 11—Arr ships Adept, (Br) Burns, Hull; Mil. ton, Sampson, Boston via Charleston; ‘atbowndon thadley. N York; Br bark Euclid, Bainbridge, Liverpool; Sp brigs Juno, Do menich, Hrvanu; Feliz, Curbera, no; brig Sarah, —, Jamatea; tchr Ruth Tho nus, atmsburg, Thomaston. Cld 11th ships Baooa, Vista, Lunnell, Liverpool; Nicholae, Biddle, Cauikins, do; bark Eureka, Ryoer, Bostop. se, Richmond; echr Nonvroux, Deo 14—Sid bark Bachelor, Pai Providence, Banks, Neuvites via Turks falend es in Bawpton Rosde—Bria Vandalia, from Enssty a Baltimore sohr Emblem, Bunker, from Warwick Fiver bound to Boston. 1bth—Cld schr Mary Elizab.th, Lonron, Porto Rico. Sld schs ford. Harvey, New Y«rk; Eben Atkins, Wheden, Boston; IB Spr Honduras, Crust, do. nine ul SEW ORLEANS, Dec 9—Arr ships Julius, (Brom) Klorkeyto Bremevs Quebee Brewsien N Yorks Bilao. Maassee Back te Win V Kent, Vasey, Liverpool; $t Golena, (Be) Soatneriand, do; Katahdin, Morse,’ New York; Hindostan, Cuehing, Bosvon; harks Coen. J rdon. Taomaston; Diana, (Span) Marestans, Mala. a.; Robt Walsh. Singer Boston; brics G W Pueecll, Peterson, fan Jacinto, Reed. Borsire; Times Groten, Mat , Handy, Iumbus, (psn) Palmer, . Brug, Savannah; schrs European, Brown, Bay; Lennel, Brown, Uavana: D c antield, Laguna, low, 2 harks unknown. Cid ship Silas Holmes . i irks Walter, Thompson, Cha. les av ell Bradstree Barrisa, Allen, Mobile; Joha Ran- ire Gocrge Washington, Snow, NYork ; Jno Cont Kuapp, Bortop; Jacob Perkins, Baker, do; Harmony, Jeme- Liverpool; Covrier, (Br) Mion, do; Chas Cha'omr, (Br) Valpry; do; Gottenburg, (Ham) Flor, Hamburg; bare ‘Tally ho, Worrer, Bremen: brig Sesan Sonle, Rocers, Charleston ; schrs Florence. Gordsn, St Thom: # Lone Star, Minor, Mouth of the Rio Grande; Elernor, Jones, Kingston, Jam. Cid ship Amazon, Dela. no, Liverpool, VEewnvayvoRT, Deo 15—Sld hark Tyringham (new. (18 tone) Churebsll, Savannah; brig Sea Bells Harriman, do} seh Margarot ort, idge, NYork; chs use, New Orleans; tive, Weeks, do, Cld soip Da - +00) E'dridge, do 15—Cld bark Oci Ia, Stark. St Marka, id tery, Case, Norfolk, and from below, brig Orray Taft, Char'es on. Pouttann. Deo 15~Arr schrs Abigail Haynes, Collins, Balti- more, for Bath. Saxnwion, Deo 6—Arr at Cobseset Narrows, sohr Annabella, Gibbs, Mew York, Sarum, Deo 16 Bid 15th, eobr Creve Bavannan, Deo Sr Manns, Dec h— Vir ALHAVEN, Deo Winwiner Abdel Br schr L'Btang, Knight, M davis ft, Ghawonce, Nerioik, “id brig R Rnssoll, Aroy, Bath. ord B Gainer, Sinver. N York. rei}, N Bedford »N York: Dav Tote Philuds iBth, bark Sinme, Wester, Turke Totaud: spoke Sth ngrarn, brie Leander, 18 day from, Gorton; vriz Patrick | Honty DYorb: echrs Kenting on. Stevenson, dv: Edward Hard dox, Chi lth, brigs Tangier, Park, York: schr 8 Colcord, Havan: N Lene +vanw; L olan, Stoteon N ‘iw Highee, Uighee, i bilad; 16th, brig Chav Heath, Passengers Arrived, Canany Ietanns—Bark Galinda—Mrs Loper and faroily. Ss? OF LI ‘BKS KEMAINING IN T, N Fost Offic, December 16, 1848, eee cone (ALLY PUBLISHED IN THE PAPER MAVING THE LAROE#T “Please woul ‘the date of the List in whieh "Jease montion the date of the List in whieh t! q LaDiRS LIST. metrebtaliccg an Bridget lark Susan Cisrke Catharine Clark Caney Mai Cleveland Mrs 8 Chipman Sarah Cray Mrs Caro- 5 Connolly Miss 8 A. eh Dadford Miss Dolen Mra B Dooly Eliza Davia fara Jane Dwyer Mary Dora’y Mes Henry C Daly Mary Dats Margaret Downs Altace Day Miss (Walout stDurdan le Dougherty Aun Ca- Devine Mrs (Broad. menee ‘harine way Dutley Roe0 Dooley Jane Dixon Jane Day Adeline -Downle Alice yne Jane Davia Mee William Duglos Mev Mt Dovd ®usan Danielson Charlotte Durkid A Dowling Eilen T Duval Miss J Bor BJ Douevan hire (Wert Decring Sarah Sara street Driscol -_. 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