The New York Herald Newspaper, December 27, 1848, Page 4

————————L———————S a ineer proposals te ne F proprietors for the setslactory execution ol this work of pablication, give itto the lowest bidder, vided an adequate guaranty is gi ot the of the contractor to execute the work in a proper man- is pian strikes me aseminently judicious. y the great objects of promptitude, ac- i d general publicity, ot the Coa- would be obtuined. curacy, fidelity, giessional debates Apropos of reporting—I had the pleasure, the other dey, ofa long interview with Mr. Alexan- der Bain, the great ye inventor. Mr. ‘a native of the North of Scetland, and was born about twelve miles from that famous spot which is known as John O’Groat’s House, He isa weil formed, ‘‘stalworth chiel,” with a noble head, ‘k, intellectual eve, and about eight and thirty years of age. He was apprenticed to tne clock-making business, but at an early ase discovered :emaikable inventive faculties, and, hke many of his countrymen, tound his way to London, where, after some years of patient perse- verance, he xt last attained the first rank amongst the philosophers and inventors of the age. One of Mr Bain’s first inventions was that of the “‘elec- tric clock,” by which the vibrations of a peadu- hum were made to let on currents ot electricity ta any number of other clocks, at any distance, and ae many places as might be required, so that by this arrangement, a single clock, situated at the observatory or Smithsonian Institution here, would cause every clock in the connexien to beat wochronoutly together, and with this one elock iteelf. This invention was _patent- ed, in 1841, in Great Britain, having been firet devired ard put into operation between the years 1637 and 1840. The value of this invention, an connection with astronomical science, 18 ob- vious. By a more recent discovery, Mr. Bun causes the sun ilseli to set these electric clocks to time. But it was to Mr. Bain’s wonderful telegraphic instruments that 1 wished to direct your attention at thistime. He has realized the idea thrown out by you long since—the practica- bility of reporting by the telegraph Stenographic characters can be transmitted directly through Mr. Bain’s telegraphic lines, so that while Mr. Webster or Mr. Calhoun 18 speaking here in the Senate Chamber, his tpsisstma verba may be flying over the wires to the compositors of the Herald office, 80 that before the specker closes, the greater tion ef his speech may be 1n type, in the city of New York! Thisis no idle dream. The rapidity ‘of transit by this instrument is almost miraculous. Twelve hundred letters have been communicated by itina minute! The whole New Testament, from the first chapter of Matthew to the last solemn words of the Book of the Apocalypse, may be tranemitted by this instrument, along the wires from Halifax to New York, m ten hours! The vast stimulus which this whole business of tele- graphing 1s yet to give to human genius, industry, and activity, can hardly be imagined. Do we give this subject anything like the attention which it deserves? i It is quite certain that, as yet, the magnetic tele- graph is but in its infancy. The line trom Wash- ington to New York, for instance, is susceptible of vast Improvement. In general, the reporters em- ployed to transmit intelligence are incompetent — ‘he rates must be reduced. Greater facilities must be afforded to the press and the public.— Hence, we gladly see the healthful spirit of compe- titien introduced. Thousands and thousands of miles are now 1n process of construction under O’Reily, the great ‘telegraph king,” on which Bain’s instruments are to be employed. This subject might profitably occupy many co- jumns. But I mustpause. Some other time I may again advert to the inventions ot this calm, taci- turn, reflective Alexander Bain, whose youthful enius was nurtured amid the stern grandeurs of at iron-bound Scottish coast, the Orkneys and the Shetland Isles, where, of old, the sea-kings of the frozen North maintained their empire, and some of whose blood, for augnt I know, may. flow in all sobriety in the veins of our great inventor. So, turning once more to the schemes and _ plots, the busy plans and projects of party politicians, who have their wires, too, to manage, we joyously exclaim— “To-morrow, to fresh fields and pastures green |”? Wasuineton, Dec. 25, 1848, Christmas in Washington. The day has been wet aad uncomfortable—the night is datk and stormy; but we have seldom seen as many drunken men in one day, anywhere, as we have encountered on Pennsylvania avenue, on this anniversary of salvation. They were, however, almost without exception, of that class of young jail birds who have had neither the ad- vantege of cummon sense or common decency, 1o begin with, a fact which mitigated to some ex- tent the ugliness of the exhibition in the streets They believed that it was showing off their inde- pendence, as a newsboy thinks it enhances his digmity to smoke a segar. The peaceable citizens my congratulate themselves on the stormy night; | agit will drive most of these penitentiary candi- dates into their holes. The members of the two houses have been visit- ing each other at their messes, and to the extent of our observation, they have comported them- selves with commendable circumspection. At Brown’s Hotel, according to a time-honored custom cf the house, the six-gallon bowl of egg- | nog, (the bow! orginally the Christmas bow! at Mount Vernon, during the chivalric age of the Old Domanion,) was set as the Christmas welcome to the guests of the house. The same custom, of a bow! of eggnog, was followed up at many other | public and private houses. At Coleman’s Hote), Mr. Blackwell, the worthy ner. In the large dining room, between filty and sixty of the whites, of both sexes, sat down to a table full of the substantials and delicacies of good living. Mr. Muriano Cavero, the accom- lished head waiter, was the president of the day. fre congratulated the company ina brief and ap- propriate speech on the return of their festival ; and proposed successively the health of the land- Jord and his family, of Mr. Coleman, the late pro- prietor, and family, of all the principal assistants engeged in the present conduct of the establish- ment, as also the health of the guests of the house —all of which were honored in samp og bampors ot champagne. Great credit is due to Mr. Blan- chard, comphmentary festival to the faithful servants of the house. The colored help at the same time had their own reunion down below. The custom is a good one, and ought to be generally adopted. We expect that the question of those mileages ‘will be the firet thing taken up in the House to- morrow morning, it we may judge from the indig- nation of the outraged reprerentatives of the Ame- rican people. If the figures don’tlie, there is quite 8 bill of peculations to be settled for with the pub- lic treasury. Mr. Greeley has not been overhaul- = the pigeon holes for nothing. it is probable that nothing will be done in the way of a contract for the publication of the House debates this session, though the scanty reports of the Unton and Intelligencer, of the House, as com- pared with their ample reports of the Senate, are | Operating to force the House to some expedient. | The Southern Committee, [Correspondence Philadelphia North American.] Wasnincton, Dec. 24, 1848. The following gentlemen have been appointed the the part of the slaveholding States, in with the resolution of the meeting held te chamber on Friday last :— TerPHENs, Of Georgia, Crayton, of Delaware, Cnarman. of Marylat Bavcy, of Virginia, Verasix, of North Carolina, Carnoun, of South Carolina, Kine. of Alabama, Foorr, of Missi », of Kentucky, Guntay. of Tennentee, Atenison, of Misrourt, Bowtanp, of Arkansas, host, gave his servants their usual Christmas din- | e steward, for the real elegance of this | MUKDEK AND AkKESC OF THE MUKDEKER.—U \¢ eitizens were shocked to learn, by telegraph fom Sandusky, this morning, that Mr. David Joansoa, of this city, bad been rebbed aud murdered in Maren county, Mr. Johoson was employed by Merers. Hilliard and Hayes, in purchasing cattle; and the particulars of the robbery, marder, and discovery, a8 reported, present a most extraordi- nary ease of crime and its detection, Mr. John- son, in the course of his travels, stopped at a hotel in Marion, Ohio, when, by some means, the landlord learned that he carried $2,000 with him. Johnson proceeded thence about twelve miles, to buy cattle. The landlord followed him and shot him. The drover feigned death, while he was dragged into the woods, forced between two logs, and covered with brush. After the landlord left, be made himself heard toa passer by. ‘ Put me into your wagon, and drive to the tavern as fast as possible,” said the drover. On armving theré, the landlord ‘came out to take the horses, whea the drover raised his head and exclaimed, * That isthe man that shot me; he has $2,000 of my money!” and ten minutes after expired. The Jandlord gave bimselt up, confeseed the deed, and s now in jail. Mr. Johnson was about 35 years years of age, had been engaged in baying cattle for some years past, was an active, honor. able business man, and leaves a wife and four children to mourn the sudden and terrible bereave- ment.— Cleveland ( Oh10) Herald, Dec. 19. The Wabash Navigi ion Company have com- pleted the locks at the Grand Rapids, and they are now ready for use. CITY TRADE REPORT. Tvurspay. Dec, 26—2 P M. There seems but little disposition manifested this morning, to operate. Merchants are writing up their books for the year; and the probability is at there will be nothing done uptil the New Year opens.— Frovx is held very firm, with small sales to the trade at $6 Site 44, for common to good brands; Wes- tern and State. $5 50; for favorite brands $5 50, and $5 76 a $5 8134, for pure Genesee. Wheat and corn remain about thesame, but without transactions of importance. Provisions—Pork is quoted at $13 25, and $10 50 forold. Mess and prime beef continu steady, with smail sales. Lard quiet at 7 a 73 ots. Butter, no change. Tuxsnay, Dec. 26—6P M. The i was firmer than at the close of last week. re ware steady demand to the home trade; expecially of selected brands, were mace at an advance There were no sales of moment for expert. Wheat was quiet at last week's quota- tions Corn was ratber dull. and sales moderate. There was no change in rye. Oats were firmer. Pro- visions were firmer, with fair tales of mess and prime, atap advance. There was no change in beef. Lar continted dull. Groceries continued quiet, but steady Sales of molasses were made at steady Cotton was steady, with fair sales, chiefly for nie ‘rere making, including pots, at Brrapstvrrs— Flow —The rales did not exceed over 2100 » 3000 bbls, in various small lote, including ‘Weetern canal at $5 37%; 0 $5 44. with a lot of prime Michigan at $5 56%. 500 Ohio at $5 374. 300 do. pure Generee at $575. Sales of Petersburg were made at $5 50, and mall parcels of Baltimore and Georgetown were Fold at $5250 $5 37%. Wheat—A lot of Western Teported on private terms. Corn—The sales reached about 10 000 a 12.000 bushels in separste lots, including 1.600 bushels new at 660., 2.600 do. Southern whitg, to arrive; om terms not understood. Round yellow was held’ at 70c ; 1.200 bushels old Virginia white, poor quality. were nold at 580. Meal—Sales of 1,000 bushels Brandywine were made, to arrive, en pri- vate terme, and 300 bbis. New Jersey, at $2 87%. Rye-Sales ‘of 2800 bushels were reported at 62,0. Oata were worth (canal) 34 a 370 CaTTLe.—At market 1.200 beef cattle, (300 Southern, the remainder this State.) 70 shecpand lambs Beef Cattle— The marke’ gone a very decided change sinee our last report, and prices have gone up as high as $0. We quote the mar. igure down to $6. No sales of any eonreqaence have been made ats lower mark, About 200 head remain over. unsold. 40 were taken for shipment to Bermuda. Cows and Calves—Sales at from $24 to $2 50 a $47 50. All sold. Sheep and lambe—The offerings are very heavy. Sales of sheep at from $1 373 to $2 75 @ $4.60. Lambs, $1 to $275, Left over, 500. Cortox—The sales to-day do ‘not exceed 1,008 baler, which were taken chiefly by shippers for the continen- tal markets. We quote— Liverroon Crasstrication. Upta NN, Orlerna Mobile and Inferior... in Miadting. Middling Fair @cod Fait. Fine eves ; 9 29% Fish—The market for both cod and mackerel con tinues firm. Ofthe latter there were sales of 500 bar- rels No 1 and 2 Massachusetts, at $7 87341 for No. 1s; and $55 25 for No. 28. Moderate sales of the for- mer at $225. Box herring continues plenty and dull. Fnuit— We notice sales of 1.000 bushels new South- hich is @ decline. 300 ges on terms not made ; £0 barreln Baraces do , including all in first de, at $7, and bunch raisins, in lots, at our previous quotations Freicuts—Rates were steady. 12000 bushels corn were engaged for Glargow, in bulk. at 73¢ ; 900 barrels flour were engaged for Liverpool at 2s. 3d.' A British ‘yearel engaged corn, in bags, for the same port. at 6d. A British ve also engaged cornin bulk at 73¢4.— For cotton 34d. was asked. To Ireland corn was firm atl0d. To Havre Sc. continued to be the current rate for cotton, There was nothing of moment to other ports. TarLow— Sales of 410.000 lbs, were made at 8!<c. Wnra.eponr continued dull, nd 50 do. drudge of 200 bales common were made yester- H. day at 40 Ling —Sales of 3000 bbls. were made at 80 cts., and 10F0 do. lump at $15. Provisions —Sales of 100 bbls Leland’s prime new $y, mers were made at $17. Sales of 600 bbis. new stern were made, to arrive, at $11 76 for prime, and at $14 for mess. Sales of 250 to 300 bbls. were reported at $16 75; old mers was held on the spot at $13 sales of 100 do., nm were reported at $14. Beef wi steady, but ral light at previous rates, Lard— The market was dull. and no sales of moment were re- ported, Cheese was steady at 63; to7 ots. There was no change in butter. Morastes —The market is without change to notice, da fair demand prevails. Sales embrace Cardenas for distilling, at 18 cts., and 160 bb! Orleans at 28 ot Navat Stones. —There have been sales of 300 bbls. | spirite turpentine at 85 ots. cash, and 200 do. white | rosin at $2.50, O1.s.—Linseed—we notice sales of English at 50 cts, and American at 51 to 58 cts, Some lots of crude sperm changed hands at $1 08, Rice.—No ales were reported to-day; prices remain lart quoted. Married, December 26th, at the Astor House, by Rey. S. Wash- burn. of Fall River. Mass, Mr Witutam C. ren. RI, to Miss Evizanetn V. Donere, of Fall Ri On Sunday evening. the 24th inst , by the Rev. Dr. Pise, Mr ates Van Guiren, to Miss Matnitpa Konainsky. all of this city On Tuesday morning. 26th instant, by the Rev. Mr. E. L. Janes. Josern W. Fisnen, to Miss Euizaneri, only daughter of the late Chas, W. Timpren, all of this ei On Monday, the 25th ins cer, Mr. Jamas Tuomrton, of Brooklyn, to Mrs. Han- Nan Pooixn, late of England. At Brooklyn, on the 26th instant, Mr. B.C Lrcoma, of Geneva. to Mies Racuet Keres, of Ithaca, Tomp: kins county. At Sectch Plains, N. J. on the 23d inst., by the Rey. William E Locke, Mr. Enexezen L Cooren. of the city of New York. to Evizanern, daughter of Wil- liam Randall, of the fora t by the Rey. Dr. Spen- 5 Noticr.—The hour for funeral of Dr. H. H. Ser- moun, is necessarily changed te one o'clock, on ‘Wednerday afternoon, instead of three, as the iater- ment Will take place at Greenwood Cemetery On the 26th instant, Mr. Gronoe Cire, of the firm rs Clyde & Black, aged 30 years, native of Belfast, relan His friends, and thote of his brothers-in- Meerrs. Black, snd the members ef the Re: Blair's church, are invited te attend his fu day, at 2 o'clock, P. M , from his late reside: Grand street. On Toewiay morping. Dec. 26th, euddenly, Connr- ius S. Waite, aged 41 years 8 days The relatives and friends of the family are respect- fally invited to attend the funeral, this day, at 3 o'clock, Canris., of Florida, Rvrx, of Texas, This Committee has been formed without consulta- tion with all the gentiemen named upon it. Some of | them may decline to rerve. or may conswut with view of arresting the agitation and seothing the ex- citement a | Coat mn Rnope Istann.—We have several times | called attention to the interesting aud important evidences of the existence of coal in thie State. Mr. Ridgway, a geologist, from Pennsylvania, who has been for some months examining various localities, with the view of ascertaining the facta in this case, opened a thick bed of coal, of very | good quality, in Cronston, last Friday. We have received a specimen of the coal, which burns very tieely in a clote stove. — Providence paper. Mx. Wuaiam J. Sweuine, late editor of the Berton Herald, died suddenly, at his residence in Chelsea, about four o’clock yesterday monring. His age was 44 years. Jt isa singular fact, that Mr. Simon Jordin, 65 years of age, and father-in- lew of Mr. Snelling, died very suddenly in the seme house, aboet seven o'clock yesterday morn- ing. ae tog ne ie his usual good health i after his son-m. _ | be eats n-m-law expired ton Atlas, | Tue TeLeoRarn.—Ony city is now in communi- eation with the South and West by telegraph. The line between this city and Portland is now com- ted, and we have the pleasure, this morning, of furnishing Our reauers with the New York market of yesterouy afternoon, and other intelligence re- eed selena ris Boston, Thie is the Pp elegrapbic despatch from Buston to Body beand Courier, Dec. 28. m from 116 Division street. On Tuerday morning. 26th instant, Daniet Moons, ron cf Daniel and Sophia Moore, aged 3 years and 8 months. The triends and relatives of the family are requested nd funeral, from 234 Seventh street, on instant, at 10 o'clock A. M., to Green- wood Cemetery. On Sunday evening. 24th instant, Enner H. Wiomaven. brother of George Widmayer, in the 30th year of bis age, On Mondey evening, 25th instant, of congestion of the longs, Jon Bowen, infant eon of Joha L. and Ma- tilda T Schieffelin, aged 10 months. ad Haven, Conn.. papers, will please copy] “4 DeatH or Francis De Vico ~The scientific world gret to bear of the sudden and unexpected death of the brated and learned Jesuit astronomer, Fran- cis De Vico, who died in England, on the 15th ultimo, whither he went on business connected with the George- town College. He was for several years professor of astronomy inthe University of Rome, and superin- tendent of the Roman obrervatory, It wae while hold- ing the latter important office that he announced to the world bir distingnished and brilliant discoveries in artropomical science, for which ne and other marks of honor and distinet him by the Academy of Sciences, from England. be iatend nomy in Georgetown vocaie. Upon hie return accept the chair of astro- D. C.— Georgetown Ad- In the Ci A ment rept eon. ity and County of New 4 the 16th day of D to the 234 day ot December, Tsai wo ‘Mon, 50; Women, @; Boys, 77; Girl, 4. Total, 295, DIRRARES. Aroplesy, 8; atrophia, 2; burn ean + Onwual ties, 2: cholera, 1; eolic, 2, cont », 36 croup, f; congestion of Jungs, 8; 1, debility, iriuin tremens, |; diarrhea, 7; dropey, ‘Opes pr aL 5 ferpey Tea eheat, 2 dro , 1; dyer ia eryeipelan, I; fever puerperal fever Temittent, 2 inrer weno Teves typod, 9 ever ypbum Li tever sompenva? 0 of he beers, vung ovngn. 5, nteawearivo, | in cf brain, 1 Sommation of howele "3: ludammstion 1 iefisn mation of 1% foflemmevion of #0 j mew Tuptore of Peart, an 1; small pex, 10; sprue, 3; suicide py et 19; 1 to 2 year 18; 2t0 8, 82; B10 10, one year, - 10, fo go 31,10, ‘00 90,20, 9) to. 40.758; Mo Bo 00, 14 OD 4 Wet teh ls unineme. Be svar! City Inspector's OMe. Deo. 23 148, separ MARITIME INTELLIGENCE, SHIP NEWS NOTICE. nders of verrels bound to this port, will con- m us by heviog all parcels. papers, and led fcr the New ork Herald, ready for immediate delivery ta our news steamer, the News She will board inward beund vessels in the vi- y of Sandy Hook. Those bound to other porta er foreixn or domestic, will confer an additional whet favor by forwarding to the Herald. through the mail or otherwise, ehip news or of interest to the cemmu: cate the favor. rs that may be deemed ity. We will gladly recipro- Port of New York, December 27, 1848, sreeee 72] MOON AED, 43 GH Ships—Virginian. Johnson, «'sncon via Valparaiso, NL & G Grivwold; Des ine, (pkt gid London, J Criswold; Ernily, Aymar & Co; Oswego, Ingersoll, New Oricans, Bsr) —Georgia, Huntirgton, Mobile, Siurgs, Clearman & Co, Srigs—Ameha Gordon (Br) McLeod, Tralee, Ireland, J Loe & Co; Tweed, (Br) Hall, St Ann's Bay, Jam. G Milns; Azores, Ames: bury, New Orleans, J W Elwell; Gen Wilson, Beckwith, Apalach- Obive Thompson, Pote, Norfolk, Sche—Dorcas, T kiob, Laguayra, G Whitaker; Harciat Balleok, Appleby, Mobile, Eagle & Hazard. Palladium, Post, Apalachicola; Roe, Avery, Balimors; JC Morrell, Story, do; J 8 Miller, Elli: Ott, do. Arrived. Fhip Toronto, Parker, New Orleans, 9th inst. with mds, te Frost & Hicks.’ 24th, lat 38, lon 460, saw bark Kingston, stand & On Saturday last, lat 33, lon 73 80, experiences gale from ‘the day previcus we had ® gale from NE, Had light wost- erly winds during the tnip Harte, relnnd, New Orleans, Deo 7, with ootton, ke, Soip Courier, Lock, New Orleans, 2) days, with cotton, he, to Sturges & Co. ae “Bluabeth Ellen, Tyler, New Orleans, Dec 8, with cotton, to ‘ni pith alle, Medann, Chasleston, 6 days, with cotton, 8c, to ardle. wt, Urbans ‘Cook, Charleston, 5 days with cotton, &e, to H H owlan Bark Edinburgh, Conway, Amsterdam, 44 days, with mdse and Si preoney te hiaek aan, OT Freveb bark Ince, Calpnard, Mazrcilles, 48 days, with mdse, to Beecher. Draper & Devlin, Hark Welhumet, Terry, Trinidad de Cuba, Dec, with sugar, to ‘M Taylor; vosse! to A G Beno, 224 inst. exporienced a severe sale from the North, eplit the fore topeail; saw after the galoa flerm brie, with tho fone of her fore topeail yard aud foreaail”’ Was boarded by the News Boy. Bark Eugenia, Discoe, Vera Cruz, 26 days, with specie, bo, to Hargour Brothers, Berk Beaver, Edmonds, Savannah, 7 days, with cotton, &o, to order. nittk Caroline, Godfrey, Charleston, 4 days, with mass, to Dun- ym & Dimon. Italian brig Kspero, Molfixno, Genoa, 85 days, with marble, dc, to order. Brig Colum! salt, to H Un pep, spoke Br ship Irn Qaoen, tro m London for Philadelphia, ‘with lose of rudder. all her bulwarks stove in, boats lost, cr swept, So, in the late NE gal hig Mareellus, Hophing, Neuvitas, 12th inst, with mahogany, ke, TM & Z Mayhew, On the night of the 2kh inst, off ths of Delaware, was ran into by the bmg Obio, ence for —; nied away Cur bobstays.sathead, axd damaged the bulwarks, Goieg much damage to y Baie Brothers, Lowle, Santa Cruz, (Cubs) Dec 10, with maho gany, to Brettm Voor,” Was hearded by tho News Boy. Beiish beg Brazil’ Morrol, Turks feland, 1 daye, with alt toorder, Le Am vessels, Brg J Lovett. (of Beverly) Hodgden, New Orleant, 17 days, with mdse, to Badger & Peck. Bug Wetumpka Fowler, Mobile, 21 dye. with cotton, to Stan es, Cearman & Co, hind e ec eo- {a5 days from Boston for Wi sie aes Brig ington, NC. ‘Pioneer. (cf Portland) Uearn, St Marks, 18 days, with cot. ton, 8o, to master. Deo 15, off the Tortugas, spoke ship Clarisen Andrews, 10 days from Mobile for Liverpool; off Cape Florida, saw bark Octavos, Parks, from St Marks for New York. Brig Druid, Shackiord, Jacksonville, EF, 5 days, with live oak, tod H Rechambeau, Brg L Baldwin, Bassett, Savannab, 8 days, with cotton, &o, to Dunbem & Dimon. Brig Orizava Hinds Georgetown, BC, 10 days, with cotton, to Nesmith & Walsh, fobr Rio, (ot Sedgewick) Haver, Goongetown, 7 daya, Schr Arcade, (of Boston) MeUurdy, Capes of the Delaware, 2 curs, Sebr Falcon, IG Stenben) Barritt, Darien, 17 days, with lum. ber, toJ Arnold, Of tle bar, saw schr Grecian, henos, bound in. Schr Charles P Brown, Doughty, Charleston, '6 days, with cot. ton and rice, to master. ‘astner, Semmers, New Orleans, Dec 2, with mdse, ties Schr. aed farney; Jacksonville, 10 days, with timber, to 4 Gilchrist alledn 6 with sch Brace, Gould for Boston has experienced very bad weather on the passage, lost fore aud square sai yares, ibboomy satis, Bec also ‘sprang’ a Teak. The Sweat ore on the Romer, on Monday night at 8 o'clock, where she ro- Brains, fall of water; the Captain and crew have abandoned ber, hehe Hende S"nedson (of tae ), Munson, Fi jeodrick Hudson, (of New Haven: ranklin, Lay aay, ‘with molasres and sugar, to DL Sayre. Star, Farrow, Washington, NO. Behr Frances Ann, Daniel, Washington, NC. Schr Pamplico, Fulford, Washington, NC. Pebr C NC. Bohr Jates L White, Corson, Will = Benjamin Smith, Bodine, ‘ora, Sherwood, Newbern, ® hr South Carolinian, Davis, Newbers, NC. iiameton, NC. Sera's Fitchett, Care; r. y ‘chr Mary J Peck, Peck, Philadel; Sehr Fr ‘Sohr Sarab Lt Schr D Webster, Lirenbury. Lt reece aes Crowe eee, Rawards Portland, 6 da Schr Utes, Bdwards ve. Stir George Thomas Qainn, Provincetown, 9 days. Schr M M Klotts, Chace, Boston. Schr Pizarro, Chece, Hyannis. Ech Amer iin Has Sehr Alida, Wigan New Baven. Schr Delaware. Dill, New Haven. Sloop Christopher Post, Johneon, Virginia. Eteamship Isthmus Chagres; ships Virginian, Canton: Devon. shire, London; lvauhee, Liverpool Woodside, Mobile; New York, Charleston; barks Genesee, New Orleans; Isabella Stewart, Mo bile; Vernon, Savannah; ise Marseliois, West Indica; Florence, Turki Barriet, Halitax. pe oe suip Siddons, for Liverpool, has anchored in the North iver. ‘The steamship Panama. Comstock, henee for Califorais, retarn- ed under canvass, having broken hea ey linder and cylinder to {1c Gth of December, in lat, 33 27 north, long, 60 43 west, five oe out, from which date untal the 2let, had high adverse wi: on the evening +f the 2lst, took «heavy N. KE. gale of Barn in 17 fathome water, which lasted till noon ot the 224, when wind yeered to the 8 W, sad commenced blowing ve 7. Bete ¥. changed suddenly to N W. and blew a hurricane for 7 hours, with a heavy rea, moderating on the Zid, leaving a heavy cross fea, Spoke sehr. Crescent City ou the 15th, and ship Ni ra on the 24th, 24 hours NYork. On the 16th, Prancis - ‘Yogi died of pleuri-poeumrnia, Decemnxn 2%—Wind, at sunrise, NNW; meridian, NNW mant, NW. os a Herald Marine Correspondence. ) Deo 3)—Arrived- r Boston; sehr Volasoo, ger, orton; Pla, Benjamin Brown, Rishe. New York Inia Ring: Loguates Monterey, Gaal nee Ta ‘Almira, ara; Mon terey, Ca xT; i Boston Men rows, tall Providenca bambino tyra, Hewen. Boston ; echrs Lowes, Cavalier, jamin Eogliah, Bill, N'Haven barge Venus, Wileon, Miscellaneous. Vsoxia Asnone—The schr Jarman, Vertey, of New Castle, Mo. from Jacksonville, Fa, with lumber, bound to Boston, to J. € Gilchrist & Co, wont ashore on the East Bank. yesterday morn. ing when the wind came out from the northwest, and bilged aad filled with water; the steamer Samson, took of her eaptain and crew. A fore and aft schr, painted black, at the same time went ashore on the West Bank—did not learn her name—two lighters cemo to her assistance. fcun Van Buren, from Machias for New York. wont ashore at Naveet Beach 2lst, about 2mites north of Chatham Lighte— rodriok Begett Mary Camptell Mary W Corcoran Mrs Michac! Carl Prudence Chambers Jane Greeks Lee Childe Mes( Pearl st) Chadwiel Ann Cornwell Martha—2 Carlton Susan 0 ret King at) ve ae ‘Cowl Colby Bust OD Clark Jane Coyne Maria Carvey Phebe Coyle Catharine Camity Cotharing Ouran Bridg on me 4 Care Mh Crain Frave's B Cobb Mary Ann Cabil Celia Christopher Bliz \Camaron Crocker Mary Clark Mary A Corian Mary Anne Clark Jane Mariah = Caugh’in Mary Cheeses Ghaey aes’ Cursing oo Conrolly Elien Brit ‘Coffin ute ak Clary Catharine Bridget Daly Mary’ le Elle: Dermody Bridget and Jane Devi row Deiasy iin Daly Mies © Doff Mrs Dickes Loutsa 7 yer Mary Dickson Darter ane “Drum Bridget Bianson ary Dedfend Jane Dufley Mararet Dolan Ms ( Bowery) on Ann Daly Bilen Doyie Bridget ‘D'tlomerque Madame Daily Rose Dougherty Btlen Driseall ary Darlagton Mrs Dunn Catharine Dignan Mary Deemond M Dutchman Mra (. Delan Mary, Denight Mary Dunphy Juddy 5 EivirusRogeline Rvarand Hgsors Elsworth Mary Flanagan Ms Fisher Miss M & Fegan Margaret = — r Fleming Bridget Fae Mennees si ish Myra MeyA Flower sya roy Margaret ‘Fryer Bridget iraham Gertrude Grey Ellen yden Mat Grinean Mary Gila peSumans — Glesoon Eliscoeth fo mg) PR a st ire Ant Sty ce Gailnn Mrs (12th ot) Goodwin Mes Geen Mrs (Monroe wt Garvey Briaget G ‘cargo lumber, The crew abandoned the vessel, and we have ascertained in what condition she was lett, Lauxcnxn—A thip of 900 toma, named the Jersey, Inunched at Portemouth 26th inst. at 12 M, from ihe yard Cr int Geo Raynes, She is owned hy Tuoker Dalaud fand othors of Sat Jem, and will be commanded by Captain John Day, of tho samo nth Prorpect recently, a bark of 235 tons, oy fantenc: and Lackmetack tcp. She is owned by ZF Shave Te | lnrchard & Sherman, and Hugh Xow, of Bangor; Stephen | Ei. ¥ Beapler, ‘and others; is to be commanded by Capt James a ‘A eiaunch, eopper fastened bark of 256 tons, was Ia Pre-tnmyacct Lover Falls, Falmouth, Me, “She was built oy apt Skillings,and in owned by Mr G W Boody. Foreign Ports. Nevvrras, Deo 12—No Am vessel in t. Std Lith, bat xy Melvilio. Stevens, for Marsanilia, to load for New Yorn rea Oe 2U—Bark St’ Joseph, Harvey, Baldimore, (Sept?) for Valparnino, BF Dynirco, Dee ll—Brign James Clephin, Solomon, of Hali. | fax for Liverpool—eaprain aod crew sick; Picard, Bush, for Ney Yorkin dave Mitheroy, Bendel of alta, Me, tt Now Y-9K ind days; batk Mary bien, of Boston, for New York ins days sehr Hester, of Philadelphia, for New York in 5 days fr Onvz. Cubs, Deo 10-—Scht Kophemis, Cally, tor New York Galy Am veusel in port, Tainan pe Cuna, Deo 1—Brig Cordelia, for Boston, soon, Going in, schr Elliott, ot Provincetown. e Ports. , Deo 24—S1d ships Medford; Thorndike: Noemie; barke ogon; Cahfurnia: Margarot Blizabethe, Thee the Konda, barks Suyrna, (having put back) Cochituate; brig Bost n. $g—Cld barke Mary, (Fir) Moses Liverpool; Oumaai, Gusiner, N Orleans: Ningarn: Jarviny Savannah: ‘igs T'm Pape Camp bell, Havana; ‘Tartar, Paul, Mobite; Queen Rather, Ponders, Neri to Joad for Mataosie, Wm Dogan, Kelley, N York Winthrop, Leland, Bath, to lond for Cuba; sohs Gynohvarg, Hee Finn,.N York; Marietta, Waitt, do. Sid 224, brig Thos ¥ knoe, (ot Thee P King.) Beleber Pre derionsbary pbnancian, L& Deo 0—in port, sehr Hard Times, Sait, of jew York, Hormns's Bos.e, Doo 20, PM—Arr sohr Pulton, Jaoques, from Alexandria for Newbo: 3 Zlet, Arr an sehr Utica, Ba- York: also arr bries Virgi rd, from Portland for EL an ey, Alexandria for Boston; Ella, Pike, Philadelphia tor St J Owice Hxan, Dee 10—B1d brig Montesoms, Hill, from Machina for N York; 18th, ald, brig Antolops, Hawes, from Orono, Hava. na sebr Invincible, Ryder, from Belfast for Salem. Passengers Arrived Vena Crur—Bask Eugenia—Mr Salvador Iturbide and lady, ‘Mrs M Marsan, Mr A Durand, 18? OF LETTERS REMAINING IN THE NEW YORK L Post fice, December’ 33, 1844. OYFICIAD.LY PUBLISHED IN THE PAPER HAVING THE LARGROT omovLs’ im, ‘memtion of the Lit in whieh are advortioed. 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