The New York Herald Newspaper, December 20, 1848, Page 4

‘enstom-house, and the sub-treasury, and the a office, and the office of surveyor of the port of Rew York. Mr Webster, teo, has been consult. ‘ed, and he isto he low for awhile, to look out for bleck ducks. All right with Webster, except on | the proviso, and upon that he is to hold back as long as possible. For all these comfortable dispo- sitions of so many difficulties, we are indebted to | Col. Webb, ef the regular army. ~~ Bautinone, Dec. 19, 1813 Railroad Colliscom—Death of an Old Citizen— | Cholera— Fatal Accident. | Quite a fearful collision occurred on the Baltt- more and Ohio Railroad, near Harper’s Ferry, on Sunday, between the passenger train and a burden train coming down. The locomotives and cars were mashed to a terrible extent. There ought, | by this time, to be some mode adopted whereby these collisions can be avoided. There can be no excuse for them, Fortanately, ia this case, no lives were lost. George Law, Esq., one of our oldest and most | esteemed citizens, died yesterday. The old men | are dropping off rapidly. There is still no sign of cholera, or anything re- sembling it. The Silas Richards 1s sull de- tained at quarantine, though all on board are per- tectly healthy. The rumors of cases of cholera on board and im the city are all fabulous. ; Mr John Hardy, a young butcher, engaged in killing yesterday, was gored to death by a bullock that eccidentally broke loose whilst being drawn to the mng. Additional Inteliigence from the California Gold Region, &e., &e., &e. [From the Boefon Journal, Dec. 18. ‘The following letter from Professor Hors ford, of Har- vard University, will be read with interest, not only for the statement of the analysis of a specimen of the California gold :ecently received in this city, but also for the plausible theory therein advanced in rei to the formation of the gold mines:— Cammnince, Deo 14, 1848 My Dear Sir—The California gold, from Feather River, received hy Mr. Eaton, bas bren analyzed, and contains gold, silver iron, and a trace of copper. It has been carefully examined for platinum, tellurt- um and any other bodies that might have beem pre- tent, but without ruccess, “ In constitution it corresponds with fifty other speci- mens, whose apalyses are on record The iron and copper are present in invariably mali quantities, while the proportion of silver ranges from one per cent to more than reventy. The very small quantity employed in the analysis, (about 260 millegrammes) and the four separate deter- ‘The gold : ed a elight loss inevitable. might safely be stated a little higher Gold. Silver. Iron. - ‘the’ specimen ‘rent for ana- in reales, The average weight of them may be of interest to you :— 62 scales weighed 205.5 millegrammes ; 6 * of least size, weighed 5.5 millegrammes ; 6 “ ofgreatest size,weighed 51.5 millegrammes; 1“ of least size, weighed 0.9 millegrammes ; 1 “ ofgreatest size,weighed 8 6 miflegrammes ; 1 “ of average aize,weighed 33 millegrammes. The cecurrence in this form, while the: gold in the roek from which the scales have been derived, is with- out doubt, in California, as in Mexico and Virginia, in granuler, of more or Jers approximation to @ spherical form. presents an inquiry of much interest, viz :—How Deve the granules become fisttened? ‘From what I bave seen of glacial action in the Alps, and of its effects in this vicinity and in varioue other acotions of the porthern United States, ( am strongly pereuaded that the flattening of the granules has been caured by the transit of glaciers, with their masses of imbedded boulders and gravel, over the rock containing the gold. It accomplished at one stroke the reduction of the rock to gravel aad sand, and of the granules tu his will explain how, in the alluvial plain, Tl nd there, richer veins of the metalocour. The patbs of ancient moraines, or rivers paralle! to the di- Tection of the glaciers, would contaim more; tha inter- vening spaces now filled up with ligher materials spread about by subsequent simple aqueous agency, would contain lees of gold, ‘This censderation may furnish a suggestion as to ‘the direstion from @ point foundto be rich in metal, in which labor will probably be rewarded. If the depo- sites have been made by glacial agency operating at right angles to the direction of the coast, excavation ip a direction north and routh must cross their course; excavation in a direction from or towards the moun- tain range, would be either upon or parallel to their course, and would erces only the terminal moraines. Iam, very truly, yours, EBEN,N, HORSFORD. [From the Boston Traveller, Dec. 18.} ‘The following issn extract from a letter to a com- mercial house in this city, dated at San Francisco, October nable us to leave this port, en obliged toebip ‘Kanakes’ at $75 per mise that we will returm here in ve now om board the mate, cook, and nine working men and boys, and the bark will sail for Monterey on the 11th inst. There are seventeen vessels in port, nine of which (including the ships Huntress and Rhone) are laid up for want of crews to pavigate them. Gold continues to be found in great abundance. the excitement continuen in all its force. Verse! Preple are daily flocking from all parts of the racitfie. nd ad Wasuineton, Dec. 18, 1848. A New Gold Region. 2 On the way out to California, Col. Emory, ot the Topographical Engineers, attached to the ar- my of the West, under Gen. Kearny, followed the course of thé Gila, from the mountains of New Mexico westward. Hé speaks of gold at several points along the way; and at one point, where the river Prieto comes into the Gila, he gives the fol- Jowing story :— “ As the story goes, the Prieto comes dot mountains, freighted with gold. Its be full of this precious metal. A few ascended this river, hunting beaver, washed the sands at night, when they halted, and were richly rewarded for their trouble. Tempted by their success, they ma second trip, and were attacked and most of them killed by the Indians. My authority for this statement is Landreau, who, though an illiterate man, is trothful.” It this be so, there are “gold diggins” on the tri- butaries of the Gila, five hundred miles southeast of the valley of the Sacramento, and it may be that the whole of that great desert of mountains and volcanic ruins, is sprinkled with gold along the streams. {Correspondence of the Hartferd Times.) Punapenrnia, Deo, 12, 19 Dean Sin—Myeelf and many ethers been very much amueed by an article in Bennett's last N. York Herald, copied from your paper, in whicls you under- took to give a history of the Butler affair. The fact is, Pierce Batler is not only not worth @ million, but he really has nothing at ali in his own right, his income being derivable from an old aunt. His true history is thie—his father, Dr. Maese, of this city, bad three cons—Thomas, who died young, John, who died in Mexico, (ind whose celebrity in fashiona- ble circles is to be attributed to the styl ah appearance of his wife )and Pierce, the husband of Fanny. Thee ‘unele, old r Butler, died, and left a will bequeathing id cotton estat harleston, to his took his name before they did not comply ter, yet living, (and likely to) has the control of the funds. John lived extravagant- Jy, and being much involved and eaten up with ennui, raised a few followers, went to Mexieo, aud died. Pierce, from a boy, showed a decided penchant for theatrical acquaintances in the female line and wound up with marrying Fanny from the mere love of notcriety, and he’s got it. The family have never been Pe pular in Phi) nto comparative insignificance. Tue Weatuer.--The unusual mildness of the weather, for the last three or four weeks, has been the subjest of general remark. We have had bat little frost at night, and the days bave been warm aud gene- rally wet. On Satorday night, we bad several very heavy showers, accompanied with a high wind— | At runtite, yesterday, the clouds disappeared, and the weather was mild and beautiful, and so con- tinued through the day, which seemed more like a May | y than — iu December. From the eccounts of old which we observe in the Southern pa- | pere, ould j that the seasons adapted to the different latitude’ had ben trangposed. We eball | not boast, however, of our warm climate, for to morrow | may bring out great coats, fare, and other appliances, | to ward off the attacks of Jack Frost. We learn, from the Salem Register, thet toon after four o'clock, yee. terday morning, all the sleepers in thet region were étertied by one of the loudest and most prolonged pecla of tbunderever beard. The lightning was very vivid andthe rain fell in torrente; but the thuoder storm wee not of long duration—the other discharges being spparentiy at a great distance, A thunder storm in December is rare occurrence in this latitude,— Boston Journal, 1 ember 18. Important Arnesrs.—The police of Waterville have recently arrested several by the name of Loomis, charged with having beenen- | geged for along time in a em ¢f thefts, by which | they have coliroted large quantities of valuable goods | ‘They areu father end several sons, and have been re- | puted farmers, owning farms in Oswego and Wate! ville, It inalleged that they have practised their thefts | all along the line between these two places, oc- | ing their rerpective farm-houses asrendervous, | t @ brother in Vermont, (who has or will soon lsoin connection with them Goods ka, ke , have been foand in their pos nd we learn that, anticipating an arront, they burned @ very valuable collection of stolen articles J.B Rich merobant of this city, from whom we Dave obtsined these particulars, having recognized a ivate mark taten from @ coat in povseesion of th Loomit family es his own. har gone to Waterville to | identify property, We will give further particulars as | Wegather them. The intelligence is interesting, as it | may fornish a clue tothe many robberies and thefts | that Dave tsken pi ccin andabout this city within « | fe Th part. ee been evident for # long time orgavined band existed somewhere in ubia viol t hitherto they bave escaped detection. ae elpbia, and for the last yearhavesunk | members of a family | boa: Bupertor Court. Before Chivt Justice Oakley. Dro. 19.—John Brower, Rec'r, vs. Bernheim & Bro’s. —This was an action on a promis: note for $500, payable in twelve months after date. The plaintiff Slleged the note was given to the Croton Insuraace Company as part of thelr capital. After they had failed. it was handed over to the plaintiff as part of their assests. and the amount is now sought to be re- covered for the benefit of their creditors. The de- fence was want of cousideration, namely, that the plaintiff had given the note as asecurity for such poll cies as he might effect at the office of the Croton In- surance Company, and that. if none were effected, it ‘was to be returned tobim after it became due. Ver- dict for plaintiff for the amount insured. James Lee § Co.,vs Roland G. Hazzard —This was ‘an action of assumpsit to recover the price of 20 bales of cotton, sold by plaintiffs to defe it. allege that immediately after the sal removed it to his factory, at Rhode Is! wards refused to pay the price agreed upon, alleving that it did not correspend with the sarapios which were given at the time of the sale, Adjourned. Before Judge Sanford. “Alexander Smith vs. Benjamin Lin Henry G. Thompson, et al,— The plaintiff is a carpet manufactur- er, residing at West Farms, Westchester county; the plaintiff and defendant, Lines, entered into articles of agreement some time inthe year 1847, by which the plaintiff! bound bimeelf to sell to the defendant all the carpets he should manufacture at his manufactory at ‘West Farme, between the date of the articles aad the month of June following, ound himself to receive and take the sa: in price, and to give hisown notes, endorsed by Thompsea & Co, or the notesof Thompson & Co. endorsed by Lines, in payment. Smith proceeded to manufacture and de- liver, under the contract. large quantities, until he de- livered to the amount of $2500 more than he had re- ceived notes for; these goods, he alleges, were hand- ed over by Lines to Thompson & Co. He also alleges he found out that Lines was embarraseed in his ciroum- stances and unable to mect his engagements, and he went and demanded payment for the goods f:om Thompson & Co. who were responsible, which they re- fured He then issued a writ of replevin and replevined such part of them ashe found, amounting to about $1800 worth; the prerent euit is to establish his rignt to the portion of the recovered property, and to com. pel Thompson & Co to pay for the remaining portion not yet found, Adjourned. Court of Common Pleas. Before Judge Ulshoeffer. Dec. 19.—Wm Mellvain vs, Mathew Rowe.—This was an action of trespass, to recover damages fo alleged forcible porression, &e. chased from # Mr. Palmer premises in Mott stree which were inhabited by a number of tenants, and, amongst the rest, by the plaintiff, who had a work shop, in which he carried on the business of hat clean. ing, ke. The defendant determined on pulling down the premises lart May, and rebuilding them, and for that purpose had all the tenants put out. The plaintiff alleges that the defendant came to the house, with his workmen. on the morning of the 18th of May. and im- mediately commenced taking down the roof over the plaintiff's workshop, which was in the attic. and in which he had 150 old hats, and 300 volumes of books; that the defendant caused them to be thrown into the street and yard; in consequence of which they wore all lost and otherwise destroyed. For the defence it was shown: The defen tenants that they should id them back all rent which they had paid to Mr. Paimer; that the plaintiff was one of the tenants who had received back his rent; that he was there on the morning that possession was taken. and acquierced in it. It was also shown that the hats were old, with broken crowns, and of little or no value, The jury, however, found # verdict for the plaintiff for $126. James A. Emmons vs Edward McCa —Thia was an action of tresepass, to recover damages for injuries inflicted on the plaintiff by the defend appears that defendant keeps a grocery store, near the Dry Deck; that several persons were in the store one evening in the month of May last, one of whom was the plaintiff. The partioe were all drunk, and itreems the defendant wished to get them out; they did go away, except the plaintiff and two boys. The defend- ant then insisted on the plaintiff going also, and they had some words. He then, in the presence ot the boys, took him by the hand, and shook, or wrung, it vio- lently; the beys then left, and saw no more of what bappened. The plainti leges that. after they left, the defendant proceeded to eject him forcibly from the houre, and, in doing eo, struck him on the ancle with au iron bar, and crushed it so that ne will be lamed for the remainder of his life; he also alleges.that he was in the Hospital five months, from the effects of the wound. For the defence, it is denied that the de- fendant struck plaintiff at all; but that the plaintiff war very drunk, and disinclined to leave the house; that he bad set down on @ chair, from which he had felled; that after he had got up he sst on the end of a bei which was a loose heavy board; it the Upset, and fell on his ancie, which caused the injury complained of. Adjourned. Before Judge Edmonds, Dre. 19—Samuel Kingsbury et al. vs, Timothy H. Maine —This was an action of replevin, totry title to 105 barrels of beans. It appeared the plaintiffs, who reside in one of the Eastern States, through their agent in this city, sold to the defendant the beans in question, at six shillings a barrel, for cash. The beans were delivered, and cash was demanded next day. but refused, the defendant alleging that ho bought by ravple, and that the beans delivered were pot equal to ple by which he bought. Tothis, ne that the sale was not by sample; lant and his brcker saw them several @ the sale was completed, and that they were equal to the sample exhibited at the time of sale. Verdict to-moirow (this) morning. Arratrs1n New Jersey.—A new count be asked for, at the coming session of the ature, out of Morris, Warren, and Hunterdon new townrbip in Warren county. Tne State Bank, at Morris, will ask authority to reduce the par value of ite stock, and for a remission of its tax this year. The Morris Canal Company will apply for a reduction of its stock from $4,100,000 to $1025,000, and issue $1.000.000 of preferred stock. making its entire capital $2 050 000, instead of $4,100.000—to reduce the number of directors—to change the manner of appointing di- rectors, and also its corporate name—to erect an duct, or abridge, over the Delaware river, at their ferry. The Pahaquarry Mining Company will ask for a charter; also the Warren Iron Company.—Newark Daily Adver! ———— Married, On Teusday,19th instant, at St. Paul’s Church, by the Rev. Dr. rriem. Exvias S. Hicains to Emma Lovisa, youngest daughter of the late Edwin Baldwin, Erq., ail of this city. On the 5th March last, by the Rev. D. Smith, Ronrar Camre@.. to Mrs Mancarert Brick, both of this city. On the I8th, by the Rev. Stephen Bemington, D D.. Mr. Janes Weanen to Miss Saran A. Rixen, all of this city. Nov. 0, at Newry, Wat. Brnoax, a veteran seldier, 85 years old, to Mancanet Down, also av ancient lower of the camp, id no nevice in the field of Hymen, thie being her fifth engagement. The fair bride was years younger than the groom, but both had lost an eye, the old boy his right at Salamanca, the bride her left at Vinegar- Hill. will g18- Died, On Monday, the 18th instant, at her residence on Staten Island, Mre, Exiza Racer, relict of the late Charles Racey, Erq | Her friends and acquaintances, | family, are respectfully invited to q | on Weavers the 20th instant, at 11 o’clock, A. M., from her late residence. Carriages will be in wi at Port Richmond landing. Zig bitin: On the 19th day of December, inst., Ametia. daughter of the late Mrs. Ann White, in the 79th year of her age. The friends of her family are respectfally invited to attend her funeral, from her late residence, No. 12 Waverly place. at 40’clock, P. M , to-day (Wednesday ) Her remains will be interred in the family vault, St. Mark’s church, —_—_— OOO HARITINE INTELLIGERO nd those of her end her fu: 1, SHIP NEWS NOTICE. | Commanders of versels bound to this port, will con- fer @ favor upon us by having all parcels, papers, and | reporte, intended for the New Fork Herald, ready for | immediate delivery te our news steamer, the News | Boy, She will board inward bound vessels in the vi- | cinity of Sandy Hook, Those bound to other ports, whether forvign or domestic, will confer an additional | favor by forwarding to the Herald. through the mail | or otherwise, ship news or pepers that may be deemed of interest to the community. We will gladly recipro- e the faver. | Port of New Vork, Decembe: 20, 1848, ove Rime, 7 28] moon axpe, +291 fun exrs, ‘ 52 Clearea. Stenmship—Caanda, (Br) Judking, Walifex and Liverpool, B ‘unard, Jr. thipt—dmiral, { pht) Wotton, Havre, Fox & Livingston; Me teka, Samjson. Liverpool, P J Nevius & Son; Arethusa, (Br) Kel- Jey, do, Grinnell, Minturn & Uo; Geo Skoificld, Choate New Or Jeane, Normith § Welsh; Astland, Rice, Mobile, Sturges, Clear- man & Co; Niagsta. Nye, do, Barke—Caroline (Br) Bell, Lovdon, T 8 Winslow; Sam! Train, lumner, Gusyams, &o; Mary & Jane, Crowell, New Orleans, bang, Jouer, da, Normith & Walsh, utte, Port au Prince, OL & A Foris; Lauretta, Bo, Underwood: Noptune, Basford, Boston, Smith, Catmpeschy; Palas,” Uackell, Norfolk; ston, Doge, Kichmond; Amelia, Smith, Baltimore; Montorey, : liste: Pile delphtay Col Taylor, Faller, Boston; Abbott Law: rence, Alle ny @. Cld' Monday--Bhip Meson, Oazood, Philadelphia, arny. Bark Rursia, Ore. Leghorn, Oct 25, with mdso, to M PEs aveed Gibratiait Nov LI, sud Canary Ialands ded last night by t.\0 News Boy 2) miles $36 of the Hook, *, Morrih, City Bolivar, 18 days, with mdge, to Barveck 4 ak Tete Mead, Brown Savannah, 7 days, with cotton, &o, to RM Dewil), Thel M war bonrded last, mine at haif past 6 o'elk, 5 miles S of Long Brana, by cha News Boy, Brig W J Watson (of New hi wwen) Whittlesey, St Martins. 12 doys, with salt, to Tiowbridge & Son, of New avon, Left no ven rt, Brig Woda, (of Pym iz with sogar, fo J Thom pron Pierce, St Jogo de Cuba, 12 days, Brig Bowditch, (of or) Inckeow, City of 8t Domingo 16 g6>4, with mndee, to AO Rowire & Co, Wea vourded by the frows y: Sebr Fait, Smith, Parsooa, 8 days, with fevit, to.P Balen folr Viotory, Bunker, Georgetown, DO, 4 aya, Sehr Eliza Ann, Elizabeth City, NC, Rebs Sally Miler, Lee, Oeraocke, 4 daya, Sour Houry Springer, Springer, Virgini, Fehr 4th ef July, Mathew e, Virgima,? dave, felt i H Taliman, Brown, Richmond, 3 days, Schr Bergen, Cole, Petersburg, 3 day a Sebr Robert Bruce Young, Baltimore, 5 daya, Behr Orcar, Bt 4 da: febr Jovephin febr Rentan Wateon, Schr Mertin W Bates, Seu Laterty, Moser, De Sour Wave, dehron, Milten rt daya days Louden, Bebr Princeton, “ole, Philadelphin, Sehr Dispat h, Corson, Philadel pam Behe Adclins: Sccly, Philadelphia her A ne. I, e 2, Phitadeiphis, 2 78. Sebr Alexander, Neall, Phil aya, Schr Ira Bliss, born, Boston, 4 days, Below, One brig, unknown, Salled. Ship Indiana, New Orleans; and others, Yesterday afternoon at 5 o'clock, 18 miles SSE of the Hook, the News Boy epoke hip Indiana, Bennett, hence tor New Orleans. Decemner 19—Wind, at sunrise, SW; meridian, SW; sunset, 8, and light. Herald Marine Correspondence. Purapenrnra. Deo 19, 4 P M— Arrived —Brigs Hanover, York, Fastport; Prrthenon, Davis, Calais. schs Mary Merson, Moruhoa, NY ork; Louisa Reeves, Cavatier, do; John Compton, » do; Calista, O'Brien, Lutes. Cleared—Barkt Elk, Payne, Bostoa; Tremont, Baker, do; brig Centon, Hall, Naesau, NP. Miscellancous. Lerren Bacsof steamer Canada, for Halifax and Liverpool will close at tie Exchange Reading Room this day, Wedneg: Gay, 20th, at half past 11 o'clock, Letters eau be prepaid at the atove office to destination, The ship Admiral, for Havre, will sil this day, Letter bags ae above, Bric Many H Ciaret, from Bangor for Philadelphia, with a cargo of lumber, went ashore near Col? Spring Inlet. Here ang ‘was being dischatged on the {7th, and ag the vessel was tight, hopes were entertained of getting her off, A letter to the Philadelphia Exchenge, dated Cape May, 17th, says: “Two whale boats were manned and ent to her assistance, and when they reached her, the wind was f da heavy vea whieh prevented their renderingany aid at the tima, Se * high water and came on the Two Mils Biach, with two feet water in her hold, fer board. most of which has been saved and |i ed bere, and the remainder, under deck, will be got out when tho falle eutlicienUy to open the lumber port, Should imme and efficient means be adopted and the weather offer no im| ment, no doubt kut the attempt of getting her off will be attended with recess,” Wnauine nanque Axx Parry, of Portsmouth, has eon purehased by a company at Salem, for $3600, A similar amount is to be expended in repaire, and it 13 supposed she will be sont around Cape Horn. Br. Bric $m Jas M‘Dowary—About £000 bushels cora has teen saved from tho Br brig Sir Jas M‘Donaid wi at Carry, hunk, and landed at Holmes Hole, A ss’e of it commenced on the 17th Nothing has been landed at Edgartowa, from the brig, ag hss been reported. Lauxcurp—At Robinson, Me, 12th inst, by JN M Brower, Esq, a freighting stip of 600 tops, ‘ealled the ‘Brewer, t be oom: manded by Capt Staples, late of brig Orthodox, At Kingston, Inet wi superior baryue, of 210 tons, called the Stafford, built by Nath] D Drew, owned by Alexander Holmes, Eeq, and to be commanded by Capt Jno Searles, late of rico, Notice to Mariners. Wo aro requested by Horatio Sprague, Esq, US Consul at Gi- to caution masters of veato’s bourd’ through the Straits an coast in light weather. from h veasels passing. and when see one becalmed within six miles of the shore, they procure doats, go eff in great numbers, well armed, capture, and take her to the shore, where they plunder ard strip her in a short ime. New Licur az tur Heap ov tHe Bay or Fuxpy,—The Light house recectly erected at Apple River, Chignecto Bay, haa boon lighted within the last few daya.—[3t Johu, NB, Ooserver, Dee, 12. Whalemen. Bailed from New Boaford, 16th, ship Kiagston, for Pacife. At St Jago, Cape Verd lelanda Oct 2%, Alexander, Black, NB, oil, if any. not stated, The Alexander had previously touched at Port Praya for water, ‘At Callao, Oct 11, Swift, Jonking, NB, 1175 apm. ‘At Zanzibar, Sept 15. Unitod States, Smith, Wentport, ‘At Nos Bed, Aug 12, Franklin, Barton, Warren, 150 4 ‘At Johanna, July 26, Aito, Lakemau, N B, 70 spm, for Zanzi. bar and Ceylon. At sem (ly letter from Capt Luce) Amorioan, Nantu ket, S50 sym, 450 wh, Repores, May 14, no lat, &o, Java, Luss, FH, 1000 sym, 300 wh; June 5, Corinthian, Armington. NB, 30) pm; July 21, Kirkwood, Nauiuoket, clean; 24th, Cachelot, Mattapolsatt, 359 spi; 25th, Martha, Giffurd, Newport, $00 » pm; 23¢n Gonstitation, junker, Nantucket, 1/0 tpm; Aug 15, Fellowes, Stoa. 70) bbls, AtTorter, from Sept 1 to 16, Young Hero, Nantucket. 1700 span; ‘Autumn, Ston, 850 spi; Chatles Fredericlt, N-@, 1350 «pm. A date from Adelaide, Sonth Australia, of May 3, states that the Am whaler “Gen Gates.” (no such vessel, probably the Gen Pike, of N'B,) put into Coffin's Bay, about three wooks before, ‘Two of her hands bolted, and fourd sheir way to Port Lincoln They had been three dayain the bush, and were nearly starved when they roached the settloment, Two other whaler, @ bark and a brig, wore lying in the Bay. Spoken. Packet ship St Nicholas, Eveleigh, from Havre for New ¥. Nov26, off Flymeuth, Eng, ‘ ak ba! Bark'——., showin a white signal with red border and the letters A T, Dee 1, Int 35 26. lon G4 48. Brig Kite. Gratam, from Baltimore (Oct 13) for Pernambuco, NGrrig Home, ol and frem Gardner (22 days) for Port Spain rig Home, of aud frem er (22 days) for Port Spain, Dee 3, lav 432%, lon 87, Ne Sid bark S: avn Bi t, Gi Axrwerp, Nov 25—Sid bark Sara vant, Gay, ‘England’. Baracoa, Dee 10—No Ame vessels ia pore id Borivar Crrv, Nov 30—No Ame vessels in port, Going in, brig Coroni, from St Thomas. ‘ANTON. Sept 12—Sld (not previously) ship Thomas W Stars, Graves, NYork, Conk, Nov 23—Sld bark Averon, Castner, NOrleans, Lrenons, Nov 23—Bark Samuel & Thomas, Soper, for Palex. mo, une. pabZize Now 24 ~Sid bark John Carver, Nichols, Bangor (per- pa Wales Luwericx, Nov 24— Arr bark Sarah Jackson, Byard, NYork. Niruw Diep, Nov 29—Brig Chatham, Haflington, from Am- sterdam for Boston, wind bound. New Ross, Nov 25-Arr bark Home, Wingate, Baltimore via Waterford. id 27th, bark Chenango, Snow, Baltimore. Penxanc, Oct 10—Ship Ann Maria, Ozgood, fer Canton, next es ont Maion, Nov 7—Arr Creole, (foreign) Watthiesen, Darien. warn e 17—Sw bark Beatin Wermnanee for New ork, 81.160, Noy 20—Bark Pentucket, Taylor, for Hampton Roads, wind bound for 15 days. Sr Jonna. NF. Dec 7—Arr brize Lena, Fields, New York: Wth, Foience, Halley, do. Cid 4th, briga Chas Edward, Wording, bos ton: Sth, Juno, Prior, Philadelphia, Er Joux, NB, Dec 10—Are brig Widow. Gorom, NYork; 12th, tk Portland, Sott, Sydney; echr John Hastings, Mabony, Boe ton. Cld 12th, sche Mary Catharine, Boston. Sr Jaco px Cuna, Dec 6—Brigs Norman, (of Nerth Yarmouth) Lecch, from St Marys, just arr in 14 ds Lemuel Peters, Mayo, for New York, une, Sr Domingo Cry, Dec 2—Bark Luey Allon, Coates, just arr; brigs Tycara, Bush. de; Nitheroy, Randall. to sail 8th; sche Hes: ter, Green, for Philadelphia, do; Jane A Hersey, Harlow, ldg for NYork or Boston. Sr Manrins, Dec 6—No vesrels in pert. Deo 17. Baron: '—Arr brigs M: Stauton, Ryder, Boston Androscoggin, Larravce, de. Zellca, Larkin, Bestyor acts Ar rowsic, Morse, Arecibo, PR; Henrietta, Best, Providence; Sarah Avn Roo, Gillett; J B & HL, Sleight, Gee Scott, Lathrop: Michi ‘Terry; A ice, Seainan; Charies D Halleck, Hawkins; Richard Chapel; James L Day, Nash; Ovoca, Squires; Pennsylvania, ‘ork. * yn, Hooper, ir Mar. phy. West Indice Baltimore, Blesht, Nvork.” sid ip Ghee, ke, Lambert, Liverpool; brig Union, NOrleans, Bisas—are ship Bermany, Rains, Ameterdam; bark Syl, a der, Boston; bark dames W Paige, Mayo, Bosten; brig sau Ben, Hill, Matanzas; brsgs Amazon, Chason. Malaga: Susan Loud new Hodgkinson, Boston; Vandalia, Pie: Bastport; s:ht xecl, Werks, New Work; schr Qeeen, Gardner, Providence: sche Dm thy Poaro, York: ecnr Dewin, Jenkins, New York. abark, unknown. Sid schr Wm M Baird, Stubbs, , bark BH Chapin, Collier, New Orleans, S'd bark Justice Story, beati¢g down. 6th, bark EH Chapin, Col- lier, New Orleans: schr Lydia, Post, New York, ‘ostox, Dee 18—Barques swan, White, Trinidad; Velocity, Atkins, Alexandria; Delaware. Harding, Philadelphia; brig Al mera, Port Praya, Cape Verd Islands, Oct. 25, Gam! Nov 17; schrs Chanticleer, Tiercy, Frederic! ers, Richmend: Jasper, Homes. New York Sew York Cld, Ships’ Geo Hal Bazar, Simpeon,, Buenos A barque Come, Begardus. Sal Ri Sagua la Cran NC, to load for London; Sun, phi ay Dunster, Bagley, Havana’ Sid. ship Eli Whitney; barque. Polka, eae y): brigs Ararat, Sarah Williams, Loghora, Albatros, 1s Crosby, Metamora, TP Perkins, CJ Dow ; barque Apphia Me a pe brig Charlotte, Sparks, Phi ALAM rr. arlotte, Sparks, Philadel; Sid bth, tebe Weecustogn. Y ork, New York; kth, leoep oer ‘Adame: Chas Themas, Brav, and John Snow, a ee ae Philadelphis; 1th, brig Charles, arvecn, 60. Fr. vort. Deo 14—Art William, —; Hiram, Morey, New York. Cid hark Gen Jones, (vew,) Harding, Havana; brig Md Frances, Williams, 8: Thomas = bay x Horates’s Hove, Deo 10—Arr bark Cendor, Long, New York for Port) 1017. Arr and sid sebrs Burlington, ‘Trefethen, Portsmouth for N York; Sether Biize, Clark, and Matilda, Woos- ter, Eastport for do; Gleaner, Sawyer, Phila for Boston. yin, Daniet Lune, Dec 9-814 robs Calista, O'Brien, Webster, Lisenby, N York, 5 ec 17 — Arr sloops Franklin, Weight, New York: do, Sid brigs Thomas Trowbridge, Whittlose wiry, Pike, St Croix; schr John Jones, Smith, Phi ladelphin, New Benrorn, Deo 16—Ar. schrs Hamilton, Parris, Nort Nk, for Nantueket 814, rand Index, New York 17th, sohr Agusta: Brown, ¥ New Lonpon, Dee 15—Ady, ship Tres: Mallory, at Mystic, for San Francisco, Jan, would remain at $ F, and board pas. se Hh stan Dee 17 aid brige Th ew Haven, — 81d. 0 "Los Trowtridge, Whitt ” ee SB rhpethe Lo yo un. a . ris onwicn. Dee echt Sarah M'Donald, Brooks, Bost Cid, 16th, sebr eee po ey th orfolk aera Ewport, Deo 4 n, Bal New York, for Boe- tov; GL Lovell, do, ie do; Ri "4 Borden, Shaw, Fall River, for Baltimore; A Nickerson, Corsell, Dighton, for Norfolk: HN. Williams, Eliot, Providence, for do; Trem mt, Lavender do for do 17t*, barque Ocil Stark, Providence, for ark: brine aides, Hart, Boston, for New York; Challenges, Clark, ‘Calais, for do; sehrs Tyro, Comateck, Bos for Philadelphia; Com. meree, Colt, Provincetown, for New York; Crescent, Lawrenee, Salem: for Norfolk wis Axap, Dec d—Ar, baryne Mar jordan, imbalt, Gt Belfar. Serah 0) by toes h, Crockett, (from East Thomaston) New 'Gilvery, Hichorn (from Prospect) Havar & jaryue Desdemons. (of Bath) Mereen, yve Ooilla; sor M Brown, Phisad Dec IS—Cld, ships Ccraslia, (new,’ of Portland, reharé, New Orleang 1th. Josrph Hedger, (new, ‘M tons) Skolfeld, New Orleans; bri, aph, (een, «f Portiand, 206 tone) Prince, Cuba ia Rici@oND. Deo }6—Sld Br brig Odessa, Dunbar, St Johns, NB; vele Alderin, Wag WYari ne saapglvin Sarat. Deo id brig J’ cob Story, Stickney, Wilm!: _ NG Neth! Holtves, Morris, New York.” i pct BAN Franciaco, Oot 4—In port, Perav brig Pavineo, Law. renee, from Canton and Hing Kong. vin Monterey Sch, Ragticn Amer, Company's brig Oehots, Kijnkolfatrom from Sitka, New Archangel Sid, Oot 1, brig Saline, Hatfield, for Orog by Perry. Bilis, for Montorey Adve tived, O Coilao, for San Pedro and San Blas, to-day: Mary Frances Horclila, tday: Olea, Bull, for leeward porte, Monday, brig Waick Adhel, Hall, for’ Mazatlan, t~morrow; brig Topic, Lace Henolalu, next dav; brig Cayuga. Mazatlan, nex’ weok Sroninoron, Deo }6—Arr echt Northern Belle Nantucket for NYork; sloop John M Parker, Davis, N York for Warehatn. in Ann, (2 for Havana, and #ld sameday Sld 12th, 1, Flagg, (from Bangor) Rio Jane'ro; A and Tele Gou Passengers Arrived. git 2400 peCuna—Brig Maria—H Lacombe, J N Penrose, J jarris. 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Molly Vogul Rufina w Warhborn Ann right Bina A White Irene was ae hite Parmelia Wheelar Maria Wood Francis M ob amenda. Woodward Sarah Ann Wil Foceanes Wat Mrs (Factory st)Wilson Elisabeth Pininet | Flt Welas Jcrapaine Wardha James White Sam ‘iD.ams reen~ n wiht ‘Margaret Wormers OENTLEMEN'S LIST. AdemsNW-2 Addison Dr ‘Abelson Dani ‘Adams Benj 8 Agin Jas ‘Agoait Mons ie LPM aigbeee i ory SB Allen Otis _ Allen Hep: ‘Anérews Sam] Atkinson Thos able W min Boyd Thos Brownlesa Thos Byown Chris M Chas Boyde D I Brown Jaa Brown Thos Bruolty Nap burk Bure Matt Burton Waiter S Byn GJ Ball Dawid © Carey Michael ¥ Jae Chappell J 8 Carson Jas Carse Robs Clapp Haw! y D Cathrart Renben Ohortenton Robt Chew Alex Comtesse Mr Conley Robt Cohen AE Cody Job Barrett Chas Baruott Dr JL Barvtt Chas Barletta W Bayless W Hi BearS Beston YM Brizhe J B Billings Carlo Birch Jas Berthvith JP Brangull Capt Boaraman MD Bonsall 1S Brooks $8 Brown Prageis Boyr ton Botner C! 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Everett Geo H ¥F Fraser John Fagan Hugh Frambach A Fagan W F Matthew Porshay Garret F Parsnoli Fred Flaherty Morgan Pay Eugene Fay ‘limothy Farrell Joha Frain James Farley 3 a Frans Flaglor Amass Farrell Patr Pagan Michael Flansburgh John M Failing AngustusD Francis RevJasH = Farly Wm 0 Hae Ean eee Fae Fleming Pat reighle; ley J Heury Fehr Adam Ferris Freeland Clark & Co Fleming Nathaniel Ferrira Joas Ferry Wilson French & Van Buren French Edward Freach Sanuel Fletcher Veron Fern Oris L ¥enno Heory Freds Thos xonet Charles Forgueon Alex Fitapatrick Arthur Fielahouse Thos Friery Thoynaa Fisher Wm J Fitzgerald Fields D ‘isl Fiske Benj Fisher Charles Frisbee Leonard Frisby George Fich LW Fochterman Chas Finegan B Fisher George Folley David Folan MC Fish Wm T Fortun A Don Joa- Pox Wm Frollop Heary juin—2 Ford John Freinam Nathan 0 Fox Richard Foster Pores MA Foster Robert Forsyth John Fowlor Geo V Fowler Enoch Forbes Wn 8 Foreman @ Puller James M Floyd Jeremiah Fox Saldwin N Purruson H D Fatler Waker Frontenac J B Fraser Matthew Flynn M Fuy RH Fiyn Olken Gavinn Andrew Gutkind Isaac Gnina John Grabam Alex Garrettson Kich J Garvey John Grabam Jobn jala James F Gardoor Wm Giassport Hugh lagher James Gardner Jedadiah R ner Da Pte ais ¢ eS h rrett Peter jardener Ric! or Aug! 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Halsted Samuel Hales Thos—2 Hair Michaol Hall NZ Gordon Rev MatthewGoodman Wm D Gubbing Henry H Hammond lease B Haniferi John Hangan David Jacob W Daniel ‘Hammond Daal F Mamshire R }) Hadley Jacob Hanford Theodore ‘Haight BS Hedly'Toemas eight Chae i Henry James Hedon TJ & Son Herbert WH Henry James jr Barnsein Berman Hcnesey J Heoht Ie Hen jewitt Henry mry Hedman Mr (Washn Hi Market) Hoelok Binman DM Hobbs Lewis Holmes Hy A Holen arthur Holwortny ow Hopkinson John Hoole Eaward Hernotien Sim'n Howe J W Hores LB Hotebkiss A A Hoyts B Boward Benond Hge Christian Budson Geo Bunter Robt Hughies John Hayes J 0 Hunt HD Hyman & Jacobs = Hunt Peter Hunt Simon B Hullstone Capt. 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