The New York Herald Newspaper, January 1, 1849, Page 4

RE TE TET ET City Intelligence. Tne Aspect oy ve City Yestexvay—Suetc Brow-saris.—Never has this great city presented ® more lively appearance on the Sabbath than yester- dey. The sky was perfectly clear, and the air mild talubrious. The walking was bad. But whocared fer that ? Every one could raise @ 4 all leigh ride. The streets were n: hadi condition for that pleasant amusement; and by the early worn the sleigh bells could be heard in every part of the city; the first which appeared being that Indvstrious class who daily deal out thelr diluted milk to tonineo’elock in the morning, thrre was quiet; but after that time, until part the hour of midnight, the propelling power of the lash was freely used upon the exhausted and worn out their thousand patrons. From sev: horeer, I: was amaring to fee the crowds which ficeked about the rail road and stage depots, to catch ackance to ride. The boys had amerry time, and yy fne plush and velvet hats this morning show the rujnous effects of the battle which wan waged against them. The rleighs were erowded until not & ding place war left upon the platforms, and but Tew reemed to epjoy ao perfect ajam asevery vehicle rerented, The drivers were perched high upon the on while the collectors poor fellows, were obliged to hang on as bert they could; sometimes off, and oooa Faniiby im the meiting sno But that was for the ee kept upa al throwing of suow-balls, many of which took €fieet Upon the collectors’ beads, Several persons in one Of 1) @ Bleighs complained very much of the crowd, ard one who bad fauredr.ther consptouously in the I movement, remarked, that on the cara the platforms were frequently so much crowded that jt war mporrible te stand upon them A gentleman who wesrittirg near by)and who bad a kuowladge of the cemplniniog gentieman’s proceeags, imue- diately remarked, * Well, you {nad w platform upon whieh you could not stand!” The eff-ct of the Jemnerk was virible upon the countenance of the other, tl ongh be made po rejoinder, Not satisfied with tho firet thrust. be followed it with @ senond, saying there had heen several platforms cflate which could notstand Writhtng » he could no longer remain quiet; but biting bis lips, replied that he always stood One firm platform, and not miscellaneous e Temark prrsed trom one to avotber, until every one wanted n boffaio rube to abteld hia from the eeld, aud the ansiety of the colle stor toget a full load, kept him couteemiy crying, “rteht down! plenty uf room on the platfor And as the snow-balls would knook ew Dew the nleigh to the ether, until the gentleman at whom TYev were aimed left ust. and wended his way throvgh the melting snow onthe sidewalk. As tha afternoon grew aj hed almost entirely disappeared, which rendered the sleigh- iuy eoy ‘hing DUt pleasant. At the corner of Centre 210 bathem rtreets. where thore bulonging to the Tailread ecmpany stooped, there was @ crowd of abpat an hundred dering the whole afternoon; and as the tivgh would approach, they plunged through the Frew and water to pet a rent before it should be en- tirely filled up. At thir place were a lai boys, whosvemed to take great pleas Ihe bat of every Indy who might obtain as ad in 6 lady wax struck a violent blow in fa by a srow bali, which burt her very badly. It is wroog that boys thould be allowed such @ privilege, espe- cislly when Jvdies sre in the way, and the police hav- ing charge of that section fell very short ot their duty ip rot putting a stop toit. when it was frst begua. It is really dit graceful, tbat ladies cannot pass quietiy along, withcut being eudjected to such insult, even in the , Prerevee of policemen, The day passed without any accident of a serious nature, so far as ascertained; and Withent snother snow storm, the sleighing is almost over for the prerent. Tre CHoikns —The following report was yesterday received by the Mayor, from the Health OMcar :— Quanantine, Deo, 31, 1849, His Horon tne Mayor: ‘140 Caner of cholera and two deaths have oocurrad ewong the inmates ¢f the Marine Hopital, since yes- terdey morning a’ 9 o'clock. “Respec'fall ALEX, B. WHITING, Health Ofer. The Sanitary Committee report that there has been nocate in the city rince the 20th ult. Fines —A fire breke out on Saturday night, in the houre No. 186 Mulberry street, caused by the upsetting cfs rlowe, which was put out with trifling damage. A fire broke cut, also, in the store No. 8% Chatham, from eryirit ga: lamp. The flames communicated to the Grern of a femele who was engeged in the store, but were extinguished without material damage to person or THE FIRES AND FALSE ALAKMS IN THE CITY OF NEW YorK, IN 1848. ‘The following is an avourate list of the number of fires. nd fulte alarms for the year 1848:— False False Fires, farms, Fires, Alarms. 32 10 . 9 8 . 8 9 7 September. . 97 4 n 34 7 a 24 6 9 December .. 28 9 swage duiloinge, stock, and furniture, as accu- rately 96 could be ascertained, was about $640 000. ‘There were several very large conflagrations, where @ large smonnt of property was destroyed; and during the year, thirteen perrons have been burned to de.th, and wo killed by the falling of the walis of a burning deiiding. Of tre whole number of fires, about forty were exused by eamphine lamps, and one hundred i The excess of dur- nd 12 false alarms. The ex's 8 of Gamage ameuuts to $184 000 For the safety of the city against fire, there are thiri: -three engines, forty-one hose carriages, eight hock ond Indcer trucks, and three hydrant companies, the whole cf which are worked by 1,800 regular fire- Movements of I ——— . ¢ following were among the wrrivala yesterday :— Pre oahary a Boston ; S. Bates, ditto, J. W. Curie. U § Marines; W. Easex. St. Louis; L Liveser, U.S. A; H. King, Georgia; C. Carpenter, Philadelphia; W Stewart, Amsterdam; J Cadwalader, Philadelphia; Dr Tuckmev. U 8 N ; Hon. ©. Cusbing. Massachu- setts. Amexican—S. A. Hemilton, Ireland; Ed. Nicoles U § ship Savanuab ; C. Tamaworth, ditto; pw i ateto ER Reddy, U. 8. Artillery; Lieu 8. imgton: Hon. Jos. Tobiar, Port Jarvis; C. en D. Parker, Baltimore; Ed Blackbara, Phila- G. H. Bancroft, Kentucky; J. Geoglin, ditto, rd's)—F, Newton, Boston; Lieut. Foot. U. 8. N ; Ph. Morrie, England; HH E. Corning, Albavy; FH. Dale, Calcutta; A. F Evans, London; C. J Stewart, U 8. A.; J. Williamson, Canada; C. Benford. Philadelphia; ©. Moore, U.S. Surveying De- partment; J. Pritchard, Porto Rico; C. Hudson, U 8. N. Mysreniovs.— There 18 some reason to suppose that the long lost daughter ot Mr. Ray Mansh, of Buffalo, has been found. About three weeks ago, there arrived at North Adams, in the night train of care, a Dr. Roberts, having in charge a beaut ful young temale, Sreerentty in feeble Health. She was richly attired, and her whole bearing bespoke a ished breeding. This Dr. Roberts rocured a beck, and went the same night to his oure in Williamstown, situated in a district call- ed the White Oaks. Thisdistrict, by the way, 1s the most desolate place imaginable. Situated on the lise between Vermont and Massachusetts, it has become the rendezvous of culprits of all sorts, and of al! colors, * black, white and gray ;” an the common sewer for off scourings of the coun- try. While the Dr. was in the house for a light, the lady looked ont on the dreary hills, and ex- claimed, * My God! have they taken me to sach a place as this to die 7” = She mtormed the driver that she came there from Albany; that her parents lived out Weet; thata friend in Albany had got her out there with this Dr. whom she never saw before ; and that “if her poor mother only knew where she was, she would certainly come and see her.” She remained at the house, ecarcely seen by any one eave the Dr. and his wife, who stadi- ourly concealed her name and parentage. Last Sundwy wight, she died in great distress, refusing te give the Jeast clue to her history, to persons who forced their wey to her bedside. Oa Mon- day the Dr. sent a telegraphic despatch to Albany, in Wilhamstown, produced great excitement. The body was taken from Roberts’ keeping ; an inquest held, and a post mortem exam made. It was the opinion of the physicians that she cied of quick consumption. The verdict of the coroner is withheld for the return of a com- mittee of investigation who are making inguines | ww Albaoy. Meanwiile the corpse is deposited in aprvete tomb in North Adoms, We trust that the efficient measures adopted will be successtul in removing the dark veil of mystery which now enshiouds this painiul story. We are indebted for the above facts to a private correspondent, and to en article in the North Adams Tyanscript.— | Springheld Republiran. ‘Tne Mystery Exriainen. — We published in our just article trom the North Adams Tran- script, detailing the circumstances connected with the arrival and death of a young lady at the house ot Dr. Roberte, Williamstown, Mase. We have rence. The earned off to die in that desolate place, been intense and horrible. The “* way of the transgreseor is hard.”—Tyoy Post. Tus Lasoxst Bany.—Mr. and Mre. Randall, have re- eently had a son born to them, at their residence, pear Mineral Point, Wiscoortn, whose weight, at three days old, was twenty-two pounds! This is their first child, and ie, we believe, the first suc- the celebrated Scoteh giant and yiantee! eerrtul experiment, im modern times, in th docrien oto race of giantg, They do great me Woevnsis. pro: ALMANAC FOR 1849. “an 38 uss "SOE SS OAL Vere mL SESS Pei Sree! Stew! REGO MM: Bite. Baal S¥S—ql Sten" EBSs1BEXS Ber Ite S8Sa-| Ete PM SBeewl Ss Be5cel S¥ea ng Setel Bite” S8Ge!l SSeen" S850 ENSaH | FEHa| BRE ws SEsa1 Berel Bary Ssiellske = Sept +t Se Zia Perel kBGa ERStel FSee!| NEES e-~ {Stel tsa et pac hepes Shten! Sere soon | Soe |S8een ISSSe Ga BESS lesa! Sheen less. Bessel & Rom é Biol BY Za eal San con SENS! SoSe 5 Fy 6 i i i} Sal SLISe/ RET 1 8s=—e1 88 | ESS. S 1 Ste | So Seel Rete See! Som 5 ory 19 238 4 u 17 18 2B 13) 1 Meteorological Table for tne ¥*ar1¢49, The following is atablo show's g the range of the thermometer in Wall street, for the first, middle, and last day of each month of the year 1848, in comparison with the year 1847:— B52 nee SBRSTISIN LASS RSET. * or inoy's bat, the exolamation of “ free country ! free soll | would ring from one end of number of 32 to spelling.) onthe 1th of Ja nuary, 1848, the thermometer stood at 8°, which was the coldest day of the year. and five degrees colder than any day of 1847, the coldest day of the latter being the 224 of January, when the thermo. The warmest day of the year 1348 the thermometer stood at ‘an one degree cooler than the warmest day hermometer having stood, on the 18th of meter stond at 13°. 27th of July, w The Mortality of New York City for the Year The following is correct report of all tho deaths which occurred in the city during the year 1848, as made up from the woekly reports: Mates, Females, Total Mates, Fem sea, Tota! 0 yf at ass Majority of males, 704 ‘The mortality of the city. during the past year, was less than that of 1847, by 881; though greater than any o'ber previous year. The tollowing isa correct table of comparison of 1 ing a total of 428 fires, and 110 false alarms. The , with the ratio ao- deaths fiom 1810 te eording to population:— Bowrny Tueatre.—New Year's day will be well kept up to-dayat the Bowery,as two excellent per- formances will take place, viz at2P.M,and io the and on each occasion the bills will be fall and interesting ones. The company at the Bowery includes a number of eminent artists, and when we the names of N. B. Clarks, Stevens, Winans, Irs. Jorden, Miss Wemyss, an forming only a part of a long list of clever actors and actresses, it may be well ima- gined that everythivg tney undertake { aura to be ‘The afternoon performance will oonsist of the spectacle ofthe “Kniphts of St John” and a couple farcer; whilet in the evening * Wallace.” “ Tn» Forty Thieves,” and a new comedy called “Love's Strategems.” will be produced. We regret that t ill not allow us to say reekers, on this great Def, Warden. Jord: Howano~George Yellott, Waah- er on our columns . Batl, more than assure all pleas holiday. that they will get a v ment for their moaey at the Bowery to-day. Baoapway Tuxatne —The grand romantic specta- cle, “The Count of Monte-Cristo,” dramatised from the popular novel of Alexander Dumas, and written ex- presely for this theatre, by G. H. Andre’ be repeated thisevening. This splendid drama will rfal cast, and in point of scen- be presented by a po ery and general decorations, will be unusually attract The “dramati je’? consist: of the ful t ated author, for dra- urce of increased matio representation, will pro’ attraction. The cast consists of Messrs. Vache, Lea- ter, Dyott, Fredericks, Baker, Hadaway, Mins F.'Wi Isberwood, Miss Carman, to- gether with many others, who will effectively present thie new end populer drama, on this occasion, with ‘Those who have not perused the work, from which this beautifal drama is taken, should understand that there is @ lapse of months between several of the scenes and acts, very favorable run s boards, and the scenery, “baliet 2 ill afford a rich ti lack, Mra. Abbott, Mrs many new beauties, tion upon the: corps,” the carniv: romantic spect: wirh toopen the new year with the cares of the part ofthis grand jeasure, and forget The prices have been reduced to fifty cents, dress circle, twenty-five cents third cie- cle; aod the charges for the other parts of the hou: pave been, also. reduced, so as to afford an opportu- nity to all to witness this grand entertain ment on this evening. The bill put forth for the oceasion will by found highly attractive in every particular, Nationat THeatar.—Great doings to-day eat this as Chanfrau hes got up a couple of mo.t simi. rable bills for the day’s performances, which wiil take nd in the evening at the usual hour, t trowpe has been engaged for a limited period, and will make their appsarancs this day-for the first tims, though one of the members M Savystowek!. danced much to the satisfaction of the aucience, on the cocasion of Mr. Jones’ beneft Last Wedoesdey evening, and if ther equal to him, it will’ prove most auccessfal inden ‘They will eppear to day in both performances expect the Vienna ballet troupe, will make a great mime Will likewiee be p place at 2 P.M., A first rate opera and bal id received a reply. The offair becoming known | t of bis oompany are ed op both occasions, aod JR, Seott, ©. W. Clarke, and the whole of the ‘com: eo appear in variousentertainments There will, Do doubt, be very Iarge audiences at the National to-day, and Wo are sure that no one will leave it disse. tified with the etyle in which things will be done, Buxvon’s Turatee.—The laughable and oharacter- istic drama, by Mr, Burton—* California Gold Mines” will be again repeated, before the numerous patrons of this popular theatre, this @ witnerred the performance on former oocasion: it was prevented here, will be gratified to have an op- portunity to again witness the representation. The produced, and alto ‘hole entertainment le farce, * Seelug the ¢ bill put forward for thir eveatag will be found bighly attractive in every par pawer of Mersrs, Burton. Brougham, Johaston, Jordan, Mra Brougham, Mra, Kaight, together with the highly talented company attached to this excelient Theatr, and which, an will be seen, appear ina the bills of the dey, will imrure foc this performan: house this evening. Mapam Arwa Bisnor's Concent.—At the request of mapy musical amatuers, the grand gala convert of ite vocalist will take place to-morrow evea- ing. at the Tabernacle. She will be arsisted by Sig. Yerelii, who it will be remembered, sung so aweatly hile performing at the Parc grand composition, * The Voyage Musical,” which is # truthful description of jopal music of every country, and which was the lart concert with thy most enthusiastic Bochea haa composed a grand desoriptive id Hanters” tire strength of the ouoras which will be under the ‘There will, alan, be nd those who have ce learned several facts connected with the | matter, from @ source we think entitled to credit, explaining Chet all the mystery of the occur- lady was Mies Cynthia B., an ac- waintance ot a certain tashionable tradesman in Ribeny. She was taken ili with what proved to be the quick consumption, and was sent from this eity by her Albany friend out to the white oaks” awn Williamstown, either to be cured, or for some other purrore. The sufferings of the poor girl, mast have end”? who 1 her under the care of Dr. Roberts survives her, t may yet learn, as well as his victim, that “ the Added to th e chorun of * The ¢ alto, be performed by the and magnificent orchert able direetion of Mr G ent, the many which. no doubt, wi tonation. and all the other excellent requisites of vo- caliem. by Madam Bishop, we have little doubt but that the Tabernacle, on to. morrow evening, will pre- sept the largest and most tashionable audience ever assembled within its walls, ELLs Mins We believe it is esteemed triumph by some ladies if they can show a long Ist of calls on this New Year's day; but we thi«k Campbe I's Minstrels will be able to show an enormous no doubt, both their afteraoon and evening concert will be crowded to overflowing. Cunisty’s Minstrets, — These philosophers will keep open hou y; and their friends and ad- mirers will find a visit to either their afternoon or evening corcert will be an agreeable relaxation afver baving made the rounds of their New-Year oalls. They will sing all their songs. Tue New Oa.rans Senexavens will give a most brilliant concert this evenings In the Arat part. they Will appear in eltizens’ dress and Wi""out eoloriag. and sing many beautiful songs, oh orusss, &e, The latter portion cf their entert»\ament will consist of their ueval variety of Ito!an burlesques, bone playing, ke. Mrioprom,—White’s Seronaders have returned to 5 (us".ere: and, what with their singing, that of Jeanie, Reyaldeon, the talented young Seoteh vooalist, “od the beautiful dancing of Le Petite Carling, « most pleasing entertainment is given nightly. Tux Distin Famiry —These celebrated musicians, whore wonderful performances in Europe have gaued for them a reputation of thé most flattering character, will shortly make thefr debut in this eountry. The band consists of Mr. Distin and his three sons, wo play upon the Saxhorne ard miver tubas. ine style of excellence which has seldom been heard by connisaers of musical science. If wa may judge from the ooin fons of the press of Italy, France, Germany, and Ex: land. their receptionin this country will be all that their tplendid abilities dererve. Mr. Corbyn, a gen nan of extensive Knowledge, both in musical and dri matic affairs, is their ageut. and under his direction we are persuaded they will do well. Amenican Cincus — The enterprising snd ever active proprietors of this Circus have just opened this eplendid establishment, which they have taken tor the Witter searen ; and the location is at the Albambra, Brosdway which ie admirably suited for the pertorm- ance of this matchlers equestrian troups. May- Fly will acain pay his rerpects to his numerous admirers, and the fighting poneys, performing elephants, Arabian camels. tocether with the grand variety of tain ments to be given here, will draw an imme hous this evening, to give # cordial welcome to Sanda, Lane & Co, who have again come to visit thelr New York iriends, Musicat Annivars —Amonget the passengers of the Europa will be found the names of the Distin family, the talented performers on the sax horns. five in num- ber, together with Miss O'Conner. Mr. and Miss Di: tin, and Mr, Wyly, all of whom occupy apartments at the Astor House. : Kewr's Lyceum is ® well-managed, mnug little house; and the extraordinary feats of Kemp himself, and the capital davoing, pantomimes, &e., by the company. keep it full nightly. To-day several per- formances are given, Curnese Burving,~ This magvificent establishment will open this dey, and those desirious of baviog a peep at the “ Celestials,” their habite, customs, rtyle of art, and everything connected with this extraordinary nation, should take a look in at No. 539 Broadway. Zoo.ocicat Havu.—Let all who can afford ti wieh to enjoy a rich treat, look in at the Menagerie this day, and see the Monn, tigers, elephants, camels, birds, &o. &o. They are all in fine condition. and are edito receive a “New Year’s oall’ ‘from thelr to-di a Miscellany. ed that General Taylor is six- Domestk It is now positively ty-four years old. A state convention of the free soil party of Ohio is to be held at Columbus to morrow, The Legirlature of New Hampshire has passed lus rality law for the election of members of Congress and Fretidential electors, An act directing the census to be taken of the free white inhabitants of South Carolina bay passed the Legislature of that State. Both Houses of the Legislature of South Carolina adjcurred sine die on the 20th inst, after a session of twenty-four days. The Fond da Lac Repudlican eays that buying and sling Oskorh property is “all the go” in that quarter, about there days. ‘The number of marriages In Hartford, Ct., for th yearending August 7, 1548, was 110; of births 293; of deaths 213. Mr. Mitchell is surveying @ route for railroad, from Cincinnati to St. Louis. A Yankee has discovered @ bed of rook salt in the province cf New Brunswick. Thero are 85 churches in Cincinnati, of which 19 ar® Geiman. The Green Bay Advocate announces that a treaty has been made with the Stookbridge Indian Hon. M I Martin, acting for the United S! by a valuable and partially improved tract of thrown opento eetuers. The tract lies along th bank of the Fox river. 40 miles from Green Bay, is tr oie by the military road, and is fine farming and. There was entered at the Boston Custom Ice oa the 26th inst., aa elegant gold brooch, rtudded-with dia- monde. intended an a present fromthe Sultan of Tur- key to Profesrer Moree the inventor of the Magnetic Telearapd. The duties on this token of esteem amounted to over $120. A ttatue of Washington is to adorn the legislative halls of Louisiana. $5 (00 baving been appropriated to that purpere The commission was given to Hiram Power, but he declares the sum to be insuffivient. in Edney, whig, has been eleoted in Yancy y, to fill the vaeanay occasioned by the resi; natior of Mr Fleming, dem. This gives the whigs « majority of two on jornt ballot ‘The famous Cherokee warrior, Capt. Dutob, died on the 14th ult, at his recidence in the Nation, His Dame was a terror to the Oseges. upon whom he waged ferocious war twenty years ago. because, for some ua- explained caure, they put bis Oeage wife todeath. The report Of agun in their vicinity, would fill them with and they would fly to their arms, crying Dutch ! Dvteh! Dutch! At the time cf his death, he was a member of the Cherokee National Council, The Louitville Courier mentions the arrival there of 8 drove of nineteen bead of choice fat beeves. of Nioh- Olasville, Jessamine county. They were all fall blood- ed Durbams, A fearful mortality has broken out among som® ptor colored people, inbabiting low ground in the viol. ni ee Cincinnati. The direase is rudden and mys- terious, beMing the skill of physician: The jury in the Kentucky slave case, in which seve- ral citize ps of Marshall. Michigan, were defendants ia ® prosecution for rerouing fugitives from the hands cf their owners or agente. which has just closed at De- troit, gave @ verdict for the plantiff of $1,000 and costs. Mr. Clay left Ashland, afew d since, on his way to New Orleans, where he expects to spend thé winter. will stop at Beton Rouge, for the purpose of pryiog & visit to Gen. Taylor, at whose house he will remain, tg soe aweek The health of Me Clay requires that je should remain in the South during the winter. Forty tons of striped bass were taken at one haul in Tisbury. on Saturday jast; and on Sunday, eighty tone of the “same sort’’ of delightful fish were taken at Edgartown. The Le ‘ture of New Hampshire has passed a re- rolve. thanking Lieut. Wm. A. Parker, of the navy, for bis tervices in the Gulf squadron during the Mexicar war, With twenty-five men, he defended & prize ves- tel agaicet 300 Mexicans. The Providence Journal s: Daniel Webster’ ture before the Frankiin Lyceum, bundie of trath,”’ which the audience woulda’t have stood (or sat) from anybody el-e; and this, after Mr. Webster bad requested the editors not to make an comment on his performance. Mr. W. will think this editor a real Algerine. The Legislature of Kentucky will ington on Saturday, the 30'h inst, The election of « fevator im Copgrene to fill the vacanoy occasioned by the resignation of Gov. Crittenden, and for the fuli term of Fix yeare fromthe 4th of March next, will de yolve Upon the prerent General Assembly. Much of the property destroyed by fire at Saco. on the night of the 224 inet. was uninsured. The Saco Lemocrat given a list of the insurances, amountiog to $10.600. only about one ha fef the lors Of this $4300 war at the Hariford office $1 400 at the Portamonth Ma. tual, $1200 at the Rockingham Mutual.and $5 200 not stated where ineured, The Tallabessee (Fa) Sensinel, of the Sth inat says :—“The Sheriff of St. Luoie county, im this State, told, walked and worknd nil the way to the oapl- tal to de posite bir residential returns, The distance is 460 miles. and 150 without road or house, He pad- died the latter diwtance in # batteau.”’ In Cincinvati, the taxes—State, o'ty and county— emount to one per cent. The smallpox prevail Louis. The rtreets of Trenton are to be lighted with gas, the ports and burners having just been put up for the purpore. The Kentucky Legislatore meets in Frankfort on Saturday, the 3uth Decew ber. The people of Lowell met to try again, on Wednes- day. for Mayor and five Aldermen If no chotoe in tfivcted, the City Council will have to settle the matter A petition to the Imperial Legislature, for a repeal cr modification of the Navigation Laws, is new being banded about in Canada for riguature. We tes that mertings on this importent subject are being got up in feveral parte of the Upper Province, toa dangerous extent at St. Gronata Winks.—It is stated in a late Southern paper that the culture of the grape, and manutac- ture of domestic wine, have been earned on in Georgia, with # great degree ot pers-verance, lor more than tweoty years. Wine making is now conducted on a large scale, and with much suc ce Misstonanrzs To Catirornia.—Rev. Samuel H. Wiliey, ot Compion, N. H., »nd Rev JW. Dow glas, graduates of the Union Theologieal Semiaury ot New York city, have gone out to Calitornia, onder the patronage of the American Home Mis- sionary Society, ore to be settled at Monterey, other at Sun Franceco, INTELLIGENCY BY THE MAILS, Wasuinaron, Deo. 30, 1843. The Close of the Week. The fourth week of the session expires without s groan, and still the only report we have to make is that nothing bas been don Both houses adjourned yesterday, over to Tuesday next. ‘The House. at the instance of Mr, Sawyer, of Ohio, have referred the subject of mileage to a committee, for investigation. They will report @ bill which will be Passed, and perhays arrested 15 the Senate. It is due to the House to sy, that they have repeatedly, within © fw years past, adopted amendments to the general civil and diplomatic bill of appropriations, reducing the mileage of members to the nearest post route, but that the action of the House bas uniformly been ar restedip the Senate, Look to the Senate—they ara & very dignified body, and think nothing of the trifle individually, of two or three thousand dollars mileage. ‘The Senate of the United Stute Jers such small trifles am beneath its notice. Yetit would be a good thing if the press and the paople were to warn them against the extran of those mileages of the Exeautive sesrion of 1835, when from seventy: five to one handred thousand dollara were paid for mileage of senators, when pote man of them had been a single mils from Washington City We Lope the House will take ace to prevent a repetition of this transaction ; for if the: Co not. we apprehend the dignity of the Senate will not allow it to condescend to notice the matter at ail. ‘The House, apart frem this question of mileage, has been tinkering at mirce)laaeous jobs. The Sevate, during the week, have been almost wholly occupied on private bills, The first month of the session is gone, and nothing indove. With theopening of the second we expsct the ball to open in Congress There is a great deal of gee accumulated, and it is still imerearing. It mast be what moist under foot, after four days of sluet, hail, rain, and snow. Important from Chihuahua, Texas, San Ayronia pe Bexar, Dee 10, 1818. Tidings of Col. Hays—Important Discovery of a New Route to Chthuahua--Miltary Matters, &e., ec. Thovgh I find myself at the extreme outpost of civilization, yet I frequently am able to get hold of a tray number of the Herald—whata glorious treat it is, any one may imagine who hasbeen compeiled to depend upon the trash, in the shape of newspa- pers, published hereabouts, for information of the movements of the more eivilized world. Oar po- pulation is far from being so; robberies and assas- sinations are every day affairs; so much so, that people take no notice of the matter, without they mirs some of their friends. This, you will ace knowledge, 18 a beautiful state of things. I can euy no more of this at present, but at a tuture time you shall hear more at length. I commenced this to inform you of the arrival of Col. Jack Havs trom Paso del Norte. He has tucceeded in tioding a route direct to Chihushua, which can witha trifling expease be equal to any toed through the country. rf ‘The cause of his long absence was the fault of the Indien guides whom he employed to direct him through the mountains, who Kaew nothing winit- ever ol the country. They led his party into the mountains unnl their provisions were exhausted; they were compelled to kill their mules for food, and, finding no water, one man died of starvation. In this emergency, the gallant Colonel, woo knows no such word asfatlure, took upon himself to guide the party, and has succeeded to the utmost extent of his hopes Communicating with the people of Chihuahua, (though he did not visit that al ace.) they expressed the greatest jcy at the prospect of 80 direct a route to the coast of the Gull, aad seat asa present,a splendid mule. | é On his return, he met with parties of Indians, and having lost his horses, attacked and took a eufli- cient number to mount the party, and also a boy who bad been taken in one of the savages’ incur- sions into Texas. . . The Colonel! arrived here an hour since, lookiag better than ever, and, I hear, goes to Washington immediately, a#jor Henry, 3d Infantry, and the ‘Immortal Bogoe” (the express man,) are here; also Captain Blake, 2d Dragoons. I have been here a week. In afew days I leave for Austin, when you may hear trom me again. Tux Mivgsora Exrsvition.— we do not know when wehave been more gratified or surprised thanon letevening. Just asthe night was making dark ovr Gflice, in stepped our old friend Professor Rupdall, of Cincinnati. but late of Mineaota and the Indian country, with a beard flowing as wild asa Vex- tean, Mr Randall ached to Mr, Uwen's corps of Engineers, rent out by the U.S. government to ex- plore that interesting and valnadle region. Mr, R. pra- rented to us two bags of rice from the Lakes at the head of the St. Croix, one &s prepared for food by the Indians. and the otberta the rough state for sowing. As we gather from Prof. Randall, this wild rice, for such it in, (Zizania aquatica, is infinitely superior in taste and far more nutritious than the rice of the Southern Si grows abundantly as an indiganious production, and can be oultivated to almost any extent in therivers and lakes that abound in that territory. After the tops of the riceplants have been tied up in mall sheaves as it ktands growing in the water, wn In- dian squaw with her canoe will gather from five to ten burkels perdsy. It will grow ia water from rix inches to five feet deep, where it fiods « muddy soil. The stelk of it. and the branches or ears, that have the seed, reremble oats both in appearance and manner of grow. ing; th are full of joints, and rise from 134 t- 4 leet above the water. Mr. R. was taken prisoner by the Sioux 'ndiane, who robbed him of all hisapparatas, and then rent him off on @ four hundied mils tour, without gun or provisions, He retained —and that on Jy by wresting itfrom an Indian by main torce-a flag prerented dy the citizens of Desmolnes. Betore let- tng bim go. they cocked their guneat him and drew their long knives under his throat, to shew him their Jove of law and order.”? In the a to take a trip to California, by tlemente on the Salt Lal man, Dee. 22. Go.p.—Absolutely gold is 24 carats. The gold coin of England 18 an alloy of 21 parts gold and 1 cepper, One pound troy 1s now coined into 46 29-40 sovereigns. Our gold c-ins contain 1 parts pure gold and 1 of alloy composed of silver and copper. Our eagle contains 270 grains of standard ena of which 2,472 grains are pure gold and 22) alloy. Important Discovery.—The English news- papers inform us that by recent investigations which have been carried og by the Royal Trish Fisheries Company, it has been ascertained that the Newfoundland fishing banks extend eastward across the Atlantic to within 100 miles of the coast of [reland, and that fish enough can be pro- cured on that coast to supply all the markets ia the world. Married, At Brooklyn, Deo. Sist, wy the Rev. B. C, Cutler, Mr. Cuas E Hoocnxenn. of Bridgeport, Coan., to Miss Kut Anna Giins, ot Brooklyn, N.Y, Died. At Brooklyn, L.1., om Saurdsy, Deo. 30, after » short illmere, Wiittam Foreusie, aged 50 years, 5 ‘The friends and of the family are respect- fully invited to attend bis funeral. on Tuesday, th 2d tortent. one o'clock, from his | residence, Vivebing Avenue, L. I, opposite Grabam rtroet. Yerterday morning, Henwy Apatu. aged 20 years, ‘The friends of Henryand Joho Adsir are requested to attend his funeral this afternoon. January 1. 1849 at 3 e'cleck, frem the residence of his uncle, No. 24% Marrbulletreet, Brooklyn. L. 1. Op Sunday, the 31st ult. at Patterson, New Jersey, 1, Wife of Andrew Lynch, F ly, and those of her rick Kelly, and Jon Shiel, are in Congress street, Patterson, Roe berter payers will plerse copy. On Sunday, Bensamin N. Avman,in the 26th year of his age. Hie friends, and thore of his father, 8. Aymar. sre requeried toattend his fuoeraloo Tuesday Jsaniry 2d. at 4 o'clock, without farther invitation, from No. 6 State rtreet. MARITINE INTELLIGENCE, SHIP NEWS NOTICE. nders of versele bound to this port, will con- vor upon us by having all parovla, papers. an reports, intewded fer the New Yurk Herald, ready for immediati very te our news steamer, the News Boy. She witl board inward beund versela in the vi- civity of Sandy Hook, Those bound to other ports, Ghether foreign or domestic, will confer an additional favor by forwarding to the Herald. through the mail or otherwire, ship news or papers that may be deemed of interest to the csmmunity, We will gladly recipro- e the favor. Port of New York, January 1, 1849, a 41] mem ware uN RIFES SUN #RTe, Arrived. vm (TE) Letts laverpoo, via Un Steamship Furi mdse, to B Cun ouside the Ligh Ship Hi ro x, with dt, The News Wey warded her ac2 bo PM, “hip. tt 1d, Saonerman, Charleston, 5 days, with cotton aad 1, with mdas, gto Harlbnt & Mo, ‘yal Islands xperionce commencing from 3 tho 60 pass. Auta ¢ palo inwred tho 20 19, and Nantnel detatped at Helleovetslias with the cho ie th pron ncaingt the pier head when entering and sue eined eonmderable damare., The etn ee ee ee rere) qt for Charlesvon, do, Was boarded by tho Ne RYVork: 1b, Bama, Pratt 7th L 1 Fernie, Wark Isube’. Shipheard, Rio Janeiro, Now 19 with ooffs and ‘hider, ts Mason & Thompion, “Sailed in ¢o with harks Crenle of Baltimore for New Orieane Ouyx, of Boston fur do; Palme'to: of and for New York; brig da, for Philadelphia: 224. 1st 250, Lom > Lien, 770 Ie with whark. annnowed toe the Belmore, of Balomere: Deo 21. tat 2000 ton o9 il! spoke sone @™ on. W days from New York, for Jamaien’ ai m8 tien eadhaegnt sisrale with tark Indus from hin tor ‘Baltimore, and epake her on barr — 422), lon 71 bee) has hat lot on board, oA 60a farsGoming to anchor this morning oo CMe, Jast be Bark Mary T Randlett. (of Wisorssett) Osxrod, Glisrow “yyy ZT, with mdse. to Crothy, Crockor & Basvatt, Tha WT R's 20 86 anya W of the Barbe with ooutioual gales from W Prey peed Recap pilotow boant 3 days, Was gaat bythe a nders, Savanna, 7 dar, Poy thay ‘V4 with cotton, to Stur- Brig Leonora, Stetcon, Wilmim NO. 14 deve, with navel RakT Os Beswick, Gonaive. 13° daye, with wabogsay, to AC <n with m/s, to Johnaon & Low di AAW Aw topiail sche asborp on Berretord R Sehr ath, to Patton, Amith & Uo, Sehr Prorids, Corson Baltimore, Sehr Rurt jon, Trefethen, Portamout’, NO, 10 daya, Schr Dart, Somer, d days with cottoa, to ML MoCroady, if Gelow. Bark —, from Madeira, 26 days, Satied. Packet ship Devonshire, London; barks C>ilde Harold Tevans Anves,—; Misuelan, ——: big Neuumphat, Vora Cruz; scar Wareaw, New Orleane, and others, ‘The sche B 1 Nash. from Savaonah, ‘ately ashore on te Weat Bark, has teon got uff without ‘ané eams up to the city, ‘The pilot beat Vankee, No 7, the bark Barclay, (whaler) from the Pacitie, bound to New London, and pat a pilot on board, ‘The trig Mary, reported ia Sunday's Herald, by the News Boy, thould be Mary Perkins, wy ppeesnxa 21—Wind, atounrico WSW; meridian, W; sunset, [Pea Sreamone Europa ) Axrwenr, Dec7—Arr Vyas lama 3 Bronghion, Moloner Havana’ Sid Deo I, Ma br ek, Mork: 71h, Ta Wi lina d » Stevens. N Orleans: 9th, Shakepeare, York: 12th, Mary Louise. Yfon'on Kings mbes, NYorh; 1th, Alhambra, Eas- tis, NOrlean a, Ameren vam, Dec 2~Are Maria Anna, Vandernall, NYork, Auton a. Noy 20-- Arr Anronie, Ulps, Charteaton, Auxaneen, Vee 5—Sld Isabella, MoGrogor, Charleston; Lone don, Wil'et, Chariesten, Brewen. N Ruhl, Baltimore: Ts Kelehe. Kiel Now York: PJ Wr w ‘ution, Sshilling Charleston, is rit Arndt, Haske, Battinor; G ton, Somthainpton and k exandor, N er, Pavorite, Pick ra Bevvasr, Doo7—Arr Alize Frazier. Mnrtir, N York: 11—Con, Sicntion, Nei, do; #m * iimor, Wells, Boston. 5—3ld Corea, Iv ville. Now Orv ane; 6~Lodependenes, Gun pb, do; Feros pie, 12. to tesbury, N York. iy Arthentto, Solueg dye Deo 2—Conava, Tucker, Calots ioe Pe co. NY rel Warren, Sampson, N Orleans; J— Presoort, Syenr, N York. Fraviiania Deo U—Pwsed by, the Avon, Mosier, and Noathumberland, J mes bo h from Bangor to New Orleans; tho latter come to aneher in Fyinr's Koala, Rox nay, Oct 18—"1d Chaxles, Andrews, Ching, Bacon, Deo 12—¥id Avon, Masher, New Orieaan, DALCUPTA, Oct 18—Arr Orie, Scobie, Boston. n Alston, Day, Boston, (was disaasted di vr, Deo 11-81 Eliza Roaras, Bramhall, NOdoans, Conk Deo Sate E Wright, je, Hettes, Boston: Carton, Past ard, Baltimore: . bord Ni anning*am, NYork; 10th, Dy Witt Clinton, French, feom Liverpool for N York, Oaward, Chase. from do for NOrkans: Nonamtum. Lord, from «to for Bostoa, (400 miscellnnrons) 31d 5, Russia, Yarson, N York, ‘gwest, eo 5 Put in, Pie IX, suignot, from Havre, for Now Yerk, with loeg of mein yard, CusuaveN. Nov 2i—Arr Ghidiator, Ringe, NYork; Anna, Koh er. dv; Deo 12 Jason, Behiliing, do, Sld Duo , Loward, Paal hn. Nasida 14 viner eit Si 7th, Usdy of ‘the tr, Crsig, New York, (and p lijan'Swift, Lewis do, (and rerarned). Cuoxsran, Nov 17—Fust in the tee, Cuba, Blanchard, and tho Almode. Burtlet Dean. Arr Li-bon. Branto} Jy. trem the River for Nev evs t NYVork; Moselle Somer er h Portland}: Matiacos, Steck London, and s'd9 for NY. rahll, for NY ork, tr , oa tor NYcrk (pr Sid 3, Coristiana, Brown, NYork (pit Bock, havi n contact, bat satained teifleg cammuga. and od pzain Li); 10, Rio Grands, Ryan, NO¢leans: 14 Alecandria, Walker, Baltimore 13, Brothers, Baxter, for London (having been arhore). Boston; 14 Agememon, for Mcbile, Dover Dec 2— if Edwin Moore from Charleston, for Aut- werp; 12 F ecules, from N York for London, DusGeapss ROADS, eo, ‘at in, ‘The Toskins Willians, for New Orceans, and Realm, Steveas, for New York both from antwerp, Dunia, Deo. 13— Arr Chatham. Beano, NYork. ‘one, Dec 1— Arr Prienhandel, Hartwig, from N York for purH, DecT—Are Meta, Rich, from Buenos Ayres for P (#6 Mine lon). 10th, Caspian, Torry, New Orlewns; ¢, Tarbox. from do; Duovew, orders to proead te Haves? lich, Fermann steamer, Crabtrve, fom Southampton 6—Arr Francia, Shetly, Boston Foe eres enoatse, Mablenbourgb, from as 7%, ‘Arr Marie Loniss. Meutenbrook, New York. Deo 4—Arr Liat Brindoa, New York. $146, . Rio Grande, Ryan, do, Ginkaurer. \ Eola, Divino, Gedis, Gerson, Lee 3- Arr, Leon'ds, Radaricoo, New York. Gauway Doo 7—Nnpsicon, Keslly, Baltimore; John Borg, MeDor ovgh, do GW Brinckerhoff, Crocker, Now Oriana Sad 2, Clarauce. New Yuri, (and is reported ready for sea. Dec, Teady for sea ) 6 1G, Noy %—~Arr, Snperb, Berg, New York; 24 New Orleans; Deo 1, Brodreve, Nougard, ; harlotte, Cramer, dv. Sd Nov 24, dar: ing, Boman, h. America, BkivE tT Dec h—Are saci Mazdatene, Smtth, New Vork: 8 Amm sis, Feyen, de, Sid, 10, Cott» Plantar, Peatt, Now Orlaans; Malvine’ Bey house, Boston; Gen Washington, Lowe, New York; Mureaci ue its. Pri’ ohard, Uhvrieston Are Kavarna, Anthony, N York; Versuil’es, Enzenie, Pique. do: 10, Haves, ayior, Now Ocleans; 12, Surat Sid, Nov Jeans, Richardson, N York, (was at Wey- month Dee 6, al Deo 9.’ urd’ orleans, Perkina, N Orteans; Gironde Vorte, do; 10, Myosotis, Publis, New York; 1, Zarich, Thi mpson, do "13,1 yong, Caines N Orleans, Burts Deo Sid, Mirchioncss Queensbury, MoCultum, Sar vanna Hannvn 5—A rr Sebco's Camphell Havans; Wiles, Jae cobs, New Yirk, 2% Glodiator, Runge, do: Auna Kolilir, dy, Madoua, Mitchell, Havans, Deo S aambart, Kollin, NYouk, Paulsen, do. 10 Titaranin, Voss, do, Nov 2, ald gue, Lunt, New York. Dee 5, Elion, Hurding, St es, Cutter, do; Abby Baker, Pratt, Rio Janciro; Fipiey, Cadiz, Put in, Intrins'e, M’Qnay, from Livor pool for New Oreans. Kitnvst Des 1—Bilen Forrestall, Banbery. for New York Liverroor, Hower, New Criew Awerica, (4) Hor Nork: Ed, Wai y, Luce, do; Balle Isle Feazer, (or Viuce: ron, Giles N¥ork; Aokbor, Crooker, Mobi gh Taran, Baltimore; 5 sta tine Bower, New Orieang Vevonshirs, Strickland. do: ‘Austria, Borland. Philade'phia: Pidelia Yo ston, , Marrya J Ward, Trats, NOrlewns Medora Haume leston: Sth, 5 ath, do; Joba ® Skrd? oan; Dav d Cae don. brnc t, ( 12th Aoadia, (8) re, John Waveael, Wam- wrk: L4th, Sehodisck, H Sheppard, Ainsworth. NYork (and is reported #ld ‘b). Kepnblie. Buok, Baltimo: ¢; 71 bein. Hall. N }: Richard Alsop, Smith, do Wi-consin, Salisnury NOrleans; Lord’ Land vn, Wols, hie, do; Aber Savannah; w York, ‘onatitution, Burton, do \oria, Mall! Yon, Freeman, and Jaleb Gemsras, Hoxie, Superb, Perry Monte, Cormandsl, Broadfoot, do; Delta, Gover. ard Creoncek, Waiker, da; Mary Caroline, Dolane:, a0, % Evergreen, Brown, do, ian: Naabeth, Moffat, Alice Wileon, Bute; J Hand put ba 4 i e r srringsford. rim: er, Boston: . # yhio, Cl ria a, do: Ith, Catherine. Riddock, NOrleans Uth, Fran. do, Robt Watt, Johnson Apalschola: Beo, Mine . tin; Lochiivo, Roy d, Modi'e; 12th. Issac Allgeton, do, Tuporter, Hotaren, de; Europe, Mercier, Civrleaton; Margret, Blan 8, Bxprese, Ander-ov, yudlic Batt, Battinery: 13th, re, Bunnerman, Nireans lth, Canada, Gu. hr 1th, Spa Peony, oe ton, ir : Garrick, Shipley, do: ;Norfulkd: Jeon Lind, and Senatir Lvendo Delano, Bostor Bal ah snd Jaai NVerk Larva t and Worn Amerioan, for Motil. Lozding, Olive, Creole, Nestorian, AZ Victoria, Oxford. Prinose ton, Ger rude, Memnon, hichsrd Cobden, New World. JR skiddy EF,domecton, and #mnchon. for New York; €1 Dorado, Latitey Heyn, ¥ in Pirrie, Vi Larch, United Staten, At. Jantia Wim H Barteck, Caroline Nesmith, Zstland, Diogenes, G ‘oval Fur West. Mcemis, Achilles, Kar tacky, Davie, Denmark, Minesota, Watago, for New Orleans; Siabeam, enry, ‘ecey, for J. Ward, Yarellive, for Mobile 5 Diive Branch. Gon tar, Morcha . ttepher Turman, Wiliam Pe Philadelphia, ah: dy Stephen Balkw ny f fx, New 23—Arr Sam! Thomas, Soper, Boston, 1k. Deo = Are Sirathmore. Kills, New York. 814 Ni ay, Wort, k; Aasthurp, Blake, New Orlaa " ire Conte, Gandolfo, New Fork; 28, Wesver, Loxpon, Dee 6—Are Livbon, Brenton, New York: 7, Hendrick . dv (and eo cered outward); 9, Wellington, On: wiek, 70 (and on iker, Coudry, do; M4, “Tyron ". ab prievta, Watcherd, Now Orleans, 12, London, ow Yer oni eK, Deo 1—Are Zone, Forturte, Philadelphia; Dso Yeoret Howes Meare, Maloan, :& Leo S~Arr Trueman, Dusne, Boston: Minerva, Ln 4, Now ‘alia, Odin Charleston; Doo & rd, NYork; 4th, Aumba, Dagarre, do; 7th, Coosa, Mavpina, Dio Deo 3— Are Ariel, Help, NYork, Mavaca, Nov 2)—chesier, Robiawon, Tarragona; 27th, Onrmen, Constantinople, ntta nad Host: 2. hoirn Wo, Dea 4--Oit Moaalie, Somarly, from London for New Ur cans; Wie eopplied with anchor and chain, having dost her ® dvarde, New York for Amstor ham, Buffington. Bouton ut Ramin port, Ange ique, for New Yirk: Geronne, for Baltimore, Rantes,’S Jenne Felix. Yolen, Sayannab. Poutsmournt, Deo S—Put in Nov 8 america, fom Mambarg for NYirk. ane sation 10. | SH Ree. ship Indepsadence, Brad sh on) NYorb. 19th, Mediator, Star oiuotis, Cromer, NOrleass; Chas, a ¥ Deo 10—S1, Cyclone, Guatret, NVork. ee WeSia, poke ship Due ds Oren, Pal, ¢) acd the Li deponderoe, Beadisn, (from oF Dee 13—Are, Nord Amories, Ratze, from Ham. dong for b Yor, with lore of fore tepmast, mnintop gallant mast, Ke; Sieve, fem Portsmouth fur New sedford. HoT EsAay, Ove 5—Faue, M Her, for Limeriok and NYork, Rerrenbam, bes t2—arrt io» Leoblo N York, Bara CKUZ, Tenereft, Now Ll—Arr kep ro, Mor‘ino, Genoa, ang eld 13 for New York, HAMPTON, Deo S—Arr Washing'on, (3) Johnstoa, New Bi Eilon, Fdmonds, Boston, oman, Smith, New Yor Bid Li, “t Holen.& Francie, Caffin, New York: Toth, Swan, oew York. Sid, 6ty H Chenango, 810m, Baltimene Warton. Dre. 18—Are Grot! er, Adama, Norf I Worcant Nov 2b —Ace Predere't, Sanger er, Char'eaton, t—-Ufi—Dee, 8=-North 2 merion, fia Hamburgh, for Now Terms Pei ei rt et by goat Bare donn mun as, tor Malta, Nov 29, lat 33 46, om. Tistk “erzen. Dix. fem Palermo, for Br-' BON, lon 8 7 BE cnn = ~seomout’, New 18, lag bhi Dee “am enna Fenn Liverpont, ork, bad aesnra Meith the Wien pe shes se Ew Morvius, from New York, ter Cottenburg, Deo 13, ; sain Walparai, Lockword, from New: York, Nov, lat 4.N,. ‘Tale Thea R Benton, from New York, for Syducy, Oot 30, lat 340 N. ton 22 10 W. ‘aie taut HAI ey — Spoke “Sam,” 2118 her rnaten, ship *” of N Bedford, Oot 15, int or 36 W @ Arabiau (whaler) are'vet at Srdnev 17th May, had onboard TO) bile eperm oil tet by her— ‘The folto z vowele are rey 4 - 137 apt Cores, Ai Nye, 850 ep since 1» ving “yenuy, Mer Leh La Gove or Conk, Hee ti Wind SE airong rain, Putin—The Norantui, Lord. tran Uverpol Gor Baste, with, logs of maaie maistoomast toavker @ ff ard saile, and 3) casks. af stoves bore unlrom 16 #8: exp ‘The Amerionn mrienoed nothing but he: 4 wa peplog sara Ringe Heorlotta Jones, hence to be ‘ went o- shore verterday, on the Cow come asomnvete wreck, and but httle is Hi y wt: arrived from Bal~ to teraved from her, i Tre Manton, Pa timore for Liverpool, lealty, with loss of rudder, jibboom, mizsn- rrar Wasnivoroy, Lowe, from Rott for Né vnainyerd; pat into the Dowas on the Soh was ashe Nev i0—The Ane (brie) of Yarmouth, NS, honoe to Portland US, ingo ngeut ct dock,eyae im contact with tha = / side of the Futway. and lay very badly, Dell Te Amhork Waonsh tpeogne; 12th, bare ng, fem Vamburg for St Tuvmay, euchored im the rords thia monirg. Ponvear, Dec 4~Tha Amerioin brir Lincoln fs chartered to tke TOF thateoant:tately Joated of the Murray estate to BF + gota £2", and to find everyth nz acoseary according tolaw; this isnot c%— head: 3 ‘paises Dear, Deo W.—The Amerioan baryne Brothers, Maxtor. froma: Tordon fer Bost n ison th room the main near Valmer Oaetle, expected to ees of on fliwing wer, the weather: M.-The Rrotherety jug sfloat, and ig ows was aesiatad off the main on tho flood. stream anctorsnd part warp; tho has sastalned ao- apparent damrge, kK Nov %M4~The Tenneswa, from Taran for Tam- hronentheh nkeonéth inst, has been got off aad » this por’, where she will be condemned and sold, Farmovrn, Deo6—Pur in, the Norwoginn bark Ni Ryde, frou Core for Beaton. hore un from lat, 62 N, Yon LW, om ' enky, cargo, (uf iron) shifted: has been surveyed and wild discharge. G tHE MITG, Peo 2—The Am brig Fame i# chertered for W York, ot $6 p-rfon fortron, , EnEKvock, Deo’—The Adam Carr, Craig, for Now York, put hae g on ahora oa Toward Point, but no damage dore; 6 ite nan the 11th Doo® the hark Btijab Ewift, Lewis suited from this port on the Mth Nov for N Ye put brek yosterdey fram with lon of waite, matuyard, & SW ated rix hours on the night of” fall overboard from, + Elijah Swift ad had 2d, dobn , Jjapaait verd and drowned; vasterly gales for the last fortnight, Kriurvas Deed ~The Ap-borp, Blake, feom Limerick to New: Or cara, drove fron her archers in Senttere Roads, Inst nighty duringa gole rnd sent pected will be got off without damaze 8th, the Apthorp bag been got off without @amaze, and isnow iu Farbeok Livenpoor. Dec? The Lendon brig, of New York, with both a ‘ rwrick on fire, were pasa! cr fen Virginia, with lose of bulware, sal Tith=-Mer } ‘emi w ioh oan od hoe to lay to foe 20, on Int frat, 4 soya, Mery Tevinn, srr’ fn Phi'ad. fur Coek, lorky oonditfone TSA Vavk ef ph om weit h oop and fimre head, (| 27th Sorambee, Nat ah hen 3 | BY, by from Monte'al Tule, foe ine and bal wk fiw Inst right when the eabia and oross ears were mush tejored,ond mala nud mixgoimasts werd ob- iped to te eu! sovrn Bo oF Sen bar te *aeah Juckson, Bayard, from New _ ! Dee 4—The Amorican bark John Cat ‘share on the east aide ot Widewall en from the NN W, butwas got off king a deal of water, and with neok of rudder nth for N York; nde unwell to pioceed on the voyage. BRerald Mart Correspondence. Paranenrura Dec % 4 P M—No arrivals. (Jesred—Rarn Irma, Warior Windies: beige Ava, Moore, Bar- Ladeee: Selma. Teckman Wohite; Pearl, Ha:ntmond, Boston; sobe Moves Brown, Hall, Providence, @iscetinneous. Sinrp Koxnow, of Rach. hefors re; orted, went ashore on Cayo Cruz dil Padre night «f 5th ines, f10P Pracra. from Now Orleans for Boston, eame ont of dock € st ( horeston 2d inst end on the 26th would commonee taking a ier 1 1tion of ber cargo which was discharged before she went into dock. Bric Bonrerse, Green, of and for Portland, from Norfolle rare achere in the aterm of Wednesday nigh’, ‘near Portland ivht, and will he * total loan: oargo of eiaves, it'is ch besnved, Vewel ‘neured in Portinnd and osron. Amother not count anys che war with her ceva, insured at Hartiora, andin Reston, We hear of only §: ona partof the veal, pt the Tram nt offics. The H was a goo brigof aout 24" ting 8 yrsre old, and valued at about $5,000. Hm CORNELIA, +f Portland, from Thomaston for B: with pavingrt yen went ashive. at Ryo Beach iw ths late ehowr storm, and will hea total lose with her ogo. Crew saved, foun Novemner, Wood, o1d from NBodford, 28th alt, for Wile mington Ne. bnt put back in sonteqnence of losing her boat which had been in taw, never, In attempting to recover the boat, areaman named Washington, wasdrowned. » Lav cuxn—At Portemcuth, 26th ult, ship Jersey, of Salem, about 0) toma, pala if fore RW RRowy—\( schooner suppoand the RW 2 seen nat oreabour ii miles Nef Cape Watcaran, on Sunayy TTR ult. Also, saw on Toreday, 10 mies N of Cape Look Oat ashore with part of her satis set, mainmast goxe, supposed to ha just gone on, Whatemen. Sd from Zanzibar, Sept 18, burk United Ststey Smith, West . Another ace 8” pert, 750 an. ‘Tue Excl.ange, at Ri 260 sp and 50 right. aunts Spoken, hip Martha Weehington, ¥ day. ‘rom Mobile for Liverpool, Mok terrane er eer er et eee pibiPArivies Proctor fiom Manila for Botton, Nov 27, lat 825 i ton 2845 We Frig Alire’ Hommend, Green. 44 davafrom New York for Rio ag gaye from Baltimore for Trinidad, Deo 14 Grande, Nov 25, lat 283 8. lon 34 Gow ar 1:—Sene Barniders Rogers, for Bostom 10 dave; brig Ripley: (Br) Athirg, torLiverpool, 1Uth Jan, Sid, 9th, brig Wanceres, fur Bosten, Kro Jan eino, Nov 19, (daok date)—In port, ship Franes, Cor. ning, (not Vail + twine Cay; barks Ann D Richardson, en ids; Austin, Lovets, for U States; tie 7 barks Pa'm: tro, Stanley, New York; Onyx, Hardt ie #Creste, CoM, Haluimoss: brie Ida, Faakes Phisas Ubeb, bark Sarak Borper Io por, + a'timore sobe Mortiey Sones iy Africa} Mh brig Sore. (1 a) Mol ex, Charirston; 1281, beig Al- bertns. Montromery Africa: ‘ares Jacob Sain, Howland, River Plate; Beziwa, Doty, Kio Grande; 11th, Hamilvon, Hallett, a aera ‘Sept 0—Berk Sophronia, Pes body, for Salem, aboat a Home Ports. Bariwonx, Dee 29—are sone Orernda, Th Mobile; on | Fender, at Dr Hitehoock, Eiwell, Norfok Cid eebe Alwyn, bs chr, Antwerp. 3. De+—Cid bark Pedemonte, Blaisdell Jr, Cardenaey | aN Drig rhanlx Grom, Maranras, TEN Gong histen ‘as; pohe Rowalti o, Skinner, 88 1 FERPCIee=5 A Rey: Baxer, a Philadr)ptna: lage Six Rrothers, Benson, Wi 7 Fhuilad-iptia: bres Six Rrvthers, ‘Bondon, Witmtagton, MO}son@ 4 CHARLESTON, Dee. 2-=Are Si ya West amp Agel vin Key Dorth Star, Bishop, Philade prin El Yorks ark Avtar Spa Prosidence (8 T y Ammermann, Sew ronrs Copy, ‘A Barlivg, Haynie New O lesus; Maria jams, Fa Ait eve shap Nor rue. Gud New Vor barks Aovdis, (remy, Mill Stone Point (Con); Howland, Mérkdge, Barter; tise Emiy Wony New Vey me fg a “Are icherson, Nickerson, Balti- ‘Memeroie, James River} Liberty, Pailadek: rt har’ Mary, for Philadelptia; sohe Ticgivr, Va fur Boston, * % ee bai I Le ste Rr ship Pursuit, Wilson, fm Belfast, Ts “alge acns Nimrod, Baker, feore, rion, from N Orioans, Deo 2i—Be res fa Liverpoot Eliza Morrisan. Ht fa oil, nif 2 anius Henry Puerivgro , Given: fin Portland; tan, Adsins. fey Raitimero: bark Brini‘eieo, Williaa. fm Blo de 3a ne ire, brig Gol. ndriv fo Mantanais sehr Kate Aubrey, Agger fw By ape Yew ORVeANH (00 20—Arrs ip Constitution, Flitubr, Ante ; rida, Moowrt Sival: Batis, Ingraham, Malags; Towed to a 00h inate, hip Coal tad 1 shiped barks, 2 Bris, ship Charlmange an 8, own, Cla shipe Oeorse Thather, Fiesmen, ai Bterer, (net phia. Hyavnis Deo 2—1; Liverpock (Pr) Bennenic, Pou ard, Havre: (Br) Be'ts, Liverpool: Cslifiena, Mo ery, Boston; (Sp) bark ~~ Beldes, Bamelone ; brig Marels, Mi Philadelphia ; : leceym: Corritee, Atderson’ Richmord; (Br) Nancy, Taylor, 4 (Je) sebrs Marmion, West Havana; Wm 4 Gatier, Trisoa, Tempe Bay, Newront, Dec 28-Are brig R Rowell, Aroy, Savannah for "avy Wont ef, lost patt of dock Ladand re- «o &- SM sche Mary C Amos, Allen, and Dis Berend, Rouree, Phila Hocsell, Ne York. S!4 27th Oreo, Crow el ach Mery Ara, Bla kinan, hilndelphia, Provii ve Bat d brig ce dova, tyfinny abies Pontu, her 24— Arr ache senriatta, Drow, Tressstt, fot Bovena Cid rg sopy a Wyman. Caba, Hicumonn. Des .9- Arr sche 4 estover, Dodge, N ¥ vk; Sylph, f bre 1s o8 . Bee soht Virg-uia, Heron, Savaauah; brig Brook- 4 line, hell et ne n sures, Deo i -Are sohe Hartiot, Beowa, Nortoik foe " r SAVARNAW Deo 24,~ Are ship Flartford, Santuman, New Yorks berks Fear), (Bey Morrie, New . an, Doane, Rostons mn dai Pieter! New Orleans: bark Chile, Homers ve finer Spies da, Cl vhio (harigs Carroll. Mor chent, Liverpook hark Gniltard, Thorpe, New York; Cyclops, Colboun, New York: Zevohia, Knowitor, Bom ) Wirminerox, Bre. IR—23, sehr Louisina, Sa 23, ache Mery Powell Jone ton. Fest h 4 ling~ ton. Me: sch WH Haaird. Sanders, NY; eggs Moras, Fanibenbrry, St Warting: 26, brie Onoela, Stoo, 27. sobt - CBGlovwer, Watt, Jacksonville: sohr Pane, Foreside Jackron- ville: brie Mataivora, Kendrick, Koston, Onp—belg Ilo Vrig Nonpariel, Brewer, New bedford; 24, beig Geor tana. Gil- christ, NO; 26. eer rien, Wars, Boston; chr Amauon, Moore, Demaraia, * Passenyers satleds ALITA CRU ie Nounnjnar—Thos Bi Godlem, Rishaed win, John Nightiog le, PJ oppye. Goo Howell tH Mezehends toe Lacy Conte Bradlee, rn Char G Upd ke, hat Norotons, Jorepy W Bea flton, Robe baw Joa roookn, Seth © Gronver or. S Hey Leemembere of the Jersey California Company, Passengers Arrived. Tivenpoor—Steamalip Rurops— Mr Lair OfC ony or Mire Dist, Wb Haris Mee Hain child, Mr GB Stor 9 "Mewes Rerjamin, J. Gibsem W Westen, J Durn, & 8 Mi G D Rodgers 4 Binns, H Thomas, 0 1 re ie, B Hererssn, @ er Kilmwoo?, BK: liken, J ry Viatin, Wm Dh tin, Then Distip, the well t Vnewn talented performers on the *axe Hornet Mr Killy, GW Kiewott, Comil, © A suckley, 4 od Arteb een, Mr Travel and erryang de Du ’ it ir E Artchison, teGun Dea.” Brown, W Ing'es, Mr Lehman. Wr Long, Mr Berne, Mz Gist, Dr A. Coleg aU Ay Ave Ie H moni Ne Cocoa ondebrevek. ir Burk, Sehr athslia— Henry Buhrman, and Me tn Raweinn— we Wm P aia, Silage; Ml ‘Lemumerer, Germany, and 78 in eveemee,