The New York Herald Newspaper, January 6, 1849, Page 4

‘The Gold tn California, [From the Wasbingtos Union } To gratify the public curtosity, we lay before our Beaders en additional and interesting report from the mint at Philadeipbia :— Mint oF THe Unirep States, } ‘ipbia, Deo. 27, 1648. 1 bave already bed the honor of answe.ing ia part the questions asked in your letter of the 8th in- Btant. regarding the specimens of gold, platios, and @ipneber. from Caiifornia. which you sent to the miat ol Cooper have the isfaction of eating further information in the subj*iaed repurte presen'+d to me by Messrs. J. R. Eckfeldt and m. EB Du Bois, ers of the mint, aad Professor mes C Booth, s distinguished chemist of thiscity. ‘The reports regarding the gold confirm the state- already made, sod add many other interesting ‘The reports upon the quality of the cinnabar are very Satisfactory. tbe rpecimens yielding nearly one-toird Of their weight in quicksilver. By consulting authori- ties on the subject, it appears that the mines of Alma- @en, in Spain, yield on the average ten per cent of ‘at Idris, ores containi Of this discovery in California, the nearners of a constant and absorbing Taf quantities of mercury being required slgamation of silver or: zizo, where, 20 mines of mercury have been found. Very respectfully, gs? faithfal servant, M. PATTERSON, Direotor. Hon. W. L. Mancr, Seoretary of War. Prrraperenta, Doo 19, 1848, Dean Sin:—The mercurial ore irom California, which You banded to me, contains the red sulphuret of mer- ry in @ quartznse gt aartz, othe specimen ; 60 of the suipburet quarts ; the other yellow. deh, and consisting of the suiphuret of mero ad quarts and colored yellowish by a considerabie qui tty of a mixture Of proto-carbonate and hydrated oxide of iron. ‘Whe red ore contains 33 35 per ot. of metallis meroury. The yellow do. 1660 do. do. ‘There is alto associated with the yellow ore a small smount of bituminous matter, which is frequently found with ores of mercury, Respectfully yours, JAS. C. BOOTH, Dr. R. M. ratrenson, U. 8. Mint, Poilada. Assay Orrice, United States Mint, December 26, 1845 Sir: The specimen of native cinnaber from Caliior- nia, forwarded to the mint by the secretary of War, has been examined here as to its yield in metallic Mercury. ‘Tuking @ transverse section of the ore, which included the red, white, aud brown layers, the red predominating, there was obtained, by thy process Of distil/ation, thirty-ooe percent of mercury The portion treated might be considered as @ favorable ‘working specimen. Seme inquiries which were made in respect to the substances sccompuning the gold of California may here bereplied to. First, as to the platinum This metal is evidently prevent, and may be seen with the Baked eye amongst the spang’er of gold, and in a eimi- larform. Avmall quantity (wbout four grains in Weight) was forwarded from the War Department, and ‘was found to be of the specific gravity eighteea; b ing, of course, debased somewhat by the intimate mix- ture of miner.1 matter not removable by washing — We have it determined accurately what amount of this wnetal appears with the gold deposited for coin- age Owing partly to its known iutractability in the furnace, avd party to its crude condition, it is scarce- Jy at all fured with the gold, but isto be seen, after Melting in its original form, dotted upon the gur- face of the gold bars. What does enter into combina: tion with the gold is scarcely appreciable, and dovs Rot disturb the areay, or deteriorate the metal for eoining or manufacturing purposes; and this was a material point cfinquiry. Taking it altogether, whe- ther fured or not, our impression ia, that it extsta 1p but small relative quantity, and will not be worth seeking after for its own sake, Next, as to other alloying metals, it may bo said that, Practically, the only [alloy of this gold is silver, of ‘which we find. on the average, 104 parts ina thousand. The gold yielding 04 there is a remainder of two thovrandths, which is nearly or entirely copper. A trace of iridium was manifest upon some of cor- ‘ets, but we have reason to belie persed with gold, by the War Department. Of this there were two parcels. The first, hing in all about 834 penpywelghts, was first reduced in bulx by removing the grains of magnetic iron, and then subdjvoted to ca- in the emall way. The result of Gold seseceseesseess 9.8parts in a thousand. Silver, combined with the BM i cettecccs LAY, te Protoxide ofiron(magnetic) 697.2 “ hea Residue, consisting chiefly ef peroxide of iron, . sols % & 1 00 ‘This would be equal to 68 4s ‘7 07. grains of gold of native fineness, in # pound avoirdupois of the sand. ‘The other parce) was treated in two ways, both dif- fering from the former. First, we took a specific quaa- tity, weighed by milligrammes, (equal to about 1134 penny weights.) and having cleanged it by the magnet, subjected the remainder to a very thorough amaige- mation. The amount of fine gold obtained was 12.44 _— thourand Again, the same quantity of r ‘was iboroughbly washed, (more time being taken t than would be likely to pay in a large operation,) there revulted 1265 parte of fine gold per thousand. To give cupeilation its due credit, we must remark that this recond parce! was evidently th t to the eye. The specific gravity of the black sand, without gold, is 4.4, nearly the same as that of simple mag- metic iron. How fer these results may be interesting to the pub- Me, or important to the miner, it is not easy to say. If it were the true state of the care that there was no- thing to do but to shovel vp an auriferous sand, which, by proper treatment, would yiald one thousand vo ‘twelve hundred dollare a bushel, this would, indeed, be a8 startling a dirclosure as any which has emanated from Cahtornian soil. But had reason to be- Neve, in reference to this matter, is confirmed by an official letter of Captain Folsom, published in tl Wa Union of the 23d instant, from which we deg to extract afew lines :— + The fine gold is ound on the lower portion! etreame, and is extracted from the earth by me: warbipg in commen tin pans. and vessels of every kind which can be substituted for them. ‘The finest ion, # rmelting fine gold, or s e rtions of the earth are removed by washing, and a | nd of gyratory motion of the pan; the gravel is taken out with the hand. andthe gold is lett ia the ‘Veseel with a kind of black, ferruginous sand, not un- Hine that used in writing. The residue (gold and sand is'then left upon s board or cloth to dry, when the san As bi ff with 2 common bellows or the meuth, while the greater specific grevity of the gold causes it to re- main bebind.” It thus sppears that the obtaining of this rich sand 4s almost the last of concentric operations; and that our experiments upon it, though curious and of value aa far as they go, afford no definite indication of the richness of the mining ground, since it does not appear how many panfols or bushels of the original earth must have been wrought upon to obtain a given quantity of this black send Moreover. it is well known that no mode of treatment, however skilful ebled guld-miners to mal a large operation, to tbe result obtained b: te aseay—that is, not without its costing more than it ‘would be worth. ‘There are s0 wany conditions to be weighe ifference of composition in layers or masses of the sapd.even at sbort intervals of space, and such a eboice in the adaptation of extracting processer, that 320 opinion rhould be ventured from slight materials as | tothe f productiveness or the probable mency RT the mining interest in that remark gion. ith t rerpect, your faithfal servants, ma ree COB rf ECKFELDT, Assayer. ‘WM. E. DU BOIS, Assistant Assayer, Dr. R. M. Parrenson, Director of the Mint. Cholera nt the South. ‘The following ie table of the cases of cholera and w Orleans, from jscharged. Deaths. 2 22 41 Total... 6... 169 Bry 163 There had been 60 deaths pricr to the report of the 20th, which make, in the regate 243 deaths up to iove of the 24h. Among those who died were Wiiliam Atson. Joba nd Thomas Farrell, formerly of this city. TROUBLE BETWEEN THR INDIANS AND THR OopEN Company.— We seem to be on the verge, not of an anti-rent nor Mexican, but of an Indian and Ogden Land Company war. The treaty between ihe latter and the Seneca Nation of Ind stipulates that the improvements of each Indian shall be separately sur- ‘veyed aud appraiced, so that each may receive a just tm ofthe impsovement money, As the Tona- ‘wanda Indians never assented to the terms of the tre: ty, they. of course, had no desire to have tueir im- provemerts appraised. Attempts have heretofore been mpade to appraise them, but without success, or at least has been wade that met the approbation of PI came on with the intention of surveying ing the improvements. At the instance of Love, (the spprairer appointed by the government.) a council was enlied, and the object of their visit stated to the Indiams, Taey at once refused to permit themto — g0On with the appraissi.end, as Judge Love was averse | 0 acting without the comsent of the [adi wD He sceordingly came on with Mr. Cook, the appraiser e Company, and the ) On the morp' ements, but the Indians proved so troublesome t they were soon compriled to desist, Mr. Wads- | id worth then bired some 20 or 60 men to assist him, i attempted to go On with the survey, on the morning of the 28th ult, but were met by tI 4m foi) toree, aafter a short, but pot entirely bioo Jess struggle, Were again compelled to lr the thelt ‘Dhe seme evening, Sheriff Sprague arrested Mr. wi ‘Worth an a) gen i edd particoularcbarge court. The indians were the comp! 2 J understand that Mr Wadeworth now Aptends oailing out the Sheriff and posse to assist bim fu completing the survey. Whether he will do so, and Hf 60. whether the Indiaas will recognise his authority, emainstobereen, The Indians still remaig united their determ: lowe d) pot believe that the goverawent will to do #0, without their consent. Theirs i+ for "oilpal domain?— chester Baily Adveraser,Jan 3 CITY TRADE REPORT. Fusvay, Jan 6-6P.M The flour market opened firm this forenoon, and 6'¢ con ance was exkel over yesterday's prices, but lose, holders seemed more wil Bag eee ‘ble lots changed hands by hogs anes her figures of ri 5 oe see enly? bear of ales of lot of Ilinolson terme stated below. There was n0 chai in corn of moment. while sales of Southern y made, include; is of New Orleans. The market closed with ® fair inquiry, and #t prices Meal exbibited 20 chauge There was nothing new in rye. Oats were higher, Provirions continued in good de: wand, with sales of pork at #0 advance on yesterday’s "Chere was only « moderate business doing ia ‘at abeut previous prices. Cotton was active and market frm. ‘Small rales of wore made at $6 50; at $676 was asked. Pearle wore quiet at $6 25. .—Flour— The sales, inclading the set tlement of contracts, amounted to about 6 000 «8 000 Dbis ip reparate lots, among which were 2.000 Oswego, common Genesee, Loc nd Rochester, at $5 75; 500 do. pure Gen t $6, 400 a 500 do. oxmmon 76; 1,000 do Northern superfine, flat hooped, at $6 50; 500 Brooklyn at $5 62!;; and 1,000 do, vil. lage at $5 50. There was a fair snquiry for Southern; of 1,000 bbis.. Fredericksburg country, com nen, ‘Were made at $6 60; Georgetowa and Baltimore sold fa @ small way at $5 50s $5 6233; 500 do. Richmond, afloat, sold at $6 60. Wheat- Sales of 1,000 bushels made at $115. Corn—Salea of 30,000 ns mixed were made ut Glo ; 5,000 do. do,{Southern yel. were made ou private term! Go. Western mixed, at G20 ; and 8,000 old do, deliverod 680. Meul—Tho last sales of Now Jersey were made at$2 04093, Rye was worth 620. tye flour was heid at $3 25. Outs—Sales of good canal wore made at 450, Corron.— Holders were free sellers to-day, and the sales amounted to 3,000 bales. Prices, however, exhibit- ed no change, and wore quite up to those of the prece- ding day Fisu.--The only sale we hear of is 400 quiotals of Ory cod, at $2 18), $2 25. Mackerel, from store, are ling to a fair extent, at steady prices. Frvuit.—We notice of 1,000 boxes raisins at $1 40 a $1 50; 50 bales Marseilles almonds, at private Dargain; and 80 casks Zante currants, by auction, at 60. A fresh cargo of Baracoa oranges is on the mar- 7s —-Cotton was engaged to Liverpool at 5-1td; and to London at 444,; tor corn to the former port, td was asked and 7d offered; for flour 2s 64 Was asked; corn was engaged inw British vessel at 7340; cotton was engeged to Giasgow at 344, Honey — Sales have been made of 40 tiereos and 34 barrels Cuba strained, for export, on terms not made public, Hate of 200 to 400 bales were made at 50c.a 8. Movasses.—The market continues frm for New Or- Jeans, with further sales of 120 barrels, at 280. a 290. 1.8 —In linaved or whale we bave no traasactions toreport, Of olive thera were eales of 100 baskets, (assy two dozen each, at $4 60; and 100 do., (quarts) a 25. Puovisions —Sales of 300 barrels old prime were made at $15; while $13 126 @ $13 25 was asked, Very little prime was in market, Sales of 200 @ 3u0 barreis Rew mers pork were made at $15 75 # $16; 60 barrels \d at the latter price, to go to California; now prime was held at $14. Sales of 175 barrels pickied pork hams were made at So. Beef—Smail eales were msking at $10 76 @ $11 75 for city and country mess; prime was ecarce. and was hold at7c Lard Sales of 60 bartels 00d Obi0 sold at 740; and 50 tierces do. soft, at 7<o. ‘here was some inquiry for cheese, at 7c. Butter cea- tinued in gooa demand, at steady prices, Rice continues buoyant, with furtner sales of 400 tierces, at $3 a $8 25 for whole range. Sr There has been peouls ovement in nutmegs, and we notice sales cf 30,000 lbs. No. 1, at 85c., six months GaRs.— Sales wore made of 40,000 Principe, (choice brands.) at $15 60 cash, Woo. —The operations of the week have been con- fined to foreign, the sales of whioh are 100 bales Buenos Ayres, washed, (common,) at about 93sc.; and 40 do. Rio Grande, at Ilo six months. Waker —State prison wae held at 250 , while 210. was offered. Sales of 60 barrels Pennsylvania were made at 2ic. MARKETS ELSH WHERE. STOCK SALES, Baurimore, Jan, 4—§500 United stater 1,000 Marylaud deferred 6's, 836; 250 do, 8334; 290 di Baltumore Liie Lnsuranoe, itimore & Onio Railroad, 346. Puitapeuvnta, Jan. 6,—St-ck Board—100 Reading, 1436: 60 do, 14; 60do 14; $400 War Bounty Serip, 95; 11,00) Pou: 71.000 Weading Ox, "90,55, 25) Girard, 12 $200) Lohigh a 6 $1.00 vo, 02, 80 Lehigh Stock, 2% 25 U'8 Bavk, 834; 3447100 Girard, 65, 12. Aver’ Board—B0 N J Copper, 17 ©, 176} 1W Girard, ©, 13; 100 do, 12. Married, On Wednesday evening, tov 34 instant, by the Rev. Valentine Back, pastor of John street M. £. Chureb, Wittiam Mcixrosn, formerly of Montreal, to Mus Mancaner, daughter of Daniel Falton, Esq, of this city, (Montreal papers please oblige by copying.) At Grace Church, on Sunday, Deo Stat uit , by the Rev. J. L. Watson, Witiias L Bassett, (of the fra of A R. Baldwin & Co.) to Euizanern L., second daughter of Captain E Stewart. of tai ity. in the 24th of December, 1843, at Troy, N. Y., by the Rev. Doctor Beeman, Mr, Joseri 8. Coo«, of this city, formerly of Cooperstown, N. ¥., to Miss Avwa J. McLavon.in, of Albany. (Cooperstown papers please copy the abov Died, the 5th instant, Mr. Joarru Banvorrs, aged 56 yea His friends and acquaintances are respectfaily in- vited to attend his funeral to-day, at tweirs o'clock, 2 | Hock on Mon | the Brrex, bound to of the 47(\h, commenced surveying the bn- | from bis late residence, No, 23934 Broadway, corner of Reade stecet. 118 remains will be taken to Greenwood Cemetery for interme Suddenly, on the 6th instant, Frances Coapruia, youngest daughter of John W. and Muria L. Southack, aged one year and eight months. ‘The friends of the family are requested to attend her funeral, from the residence of her fathur, 178 Henry street, on Sunday afternoon, the 7th instant, at half past one o’eiock, On the bth ii t, in her Slst year, Desonan Secon, relict of the late James Secor. t 2 o'clock, from No. 163 ‘Went 2ist street, Friends and acquaintances are re- | epectfully invited te attend At Brooklyn, of consumption, on the 4th instant, Warren Sate Conxuiy. son of Abraham Conklin, late of Orange County, New York, aged 44 years Hie friend-, and those of the family, are respectfally invited to attend his funeral this (Jaturday) afcer- nocn, at 2 o'clock, from the residence of his mother, 72 Fulton street, Brooklyn, without further notice. His remains will be taken to Greenwood Cemetery. (Orange county papera please copy.) At Saint Louis, Mo.,on the 2éd ult., of consump tion, Josern Havens, formerly of this city. RS MARITIME INTELLIGENCE, Port of New York, January 6, 1849. reece 131] MOON #ET8. 406 “Cleared. Shipe—Symmetry, (Br) Thompsn, Liverpeot, Dunham & Di- mo ioronto, Farker, New Urteane, T 2 stanton; Averdeca, Mobile, Sturges, Clearman & Co, ‘Marcela, Iugham, Mrreilles, Boyd & Ticcken; Mon +t, Galvestou, JH Brower & Co; Lawe Mead, Beowa, Savannah, Dew)! & Lo, Srp Hanush, (Br) Mills, Limerick. Grinnell, Minturn & 99; Cehaxsey, Upham, io Grande, (raaii) BS Lunes N10; Ton cf, Catuonas, FG Thurewe & Co; Lousy Walsh, Mo udm WA F Davenport; Jomina, (br) wead, st PL Nevine & Son; Morea, Conway, Mobue, KD Hart but & Co; Goorgy, Walker, Charles.on, G Suiniey; GH Montague, Montague, New Baven, Schs—Burmah, McFurland, Garden Key, Neemizh & Ff Q Adaus, Nersis, Boston; Furu2am, Loring, d; Ueugsn, Foewacd, Leen cr ‘Cid bY uisday—Bark A F Jenness, Leavitt, Bal:imora, Arrivea, | _ Bark Palmetto, Stauley, Rio Jaue ro, 44 doyu, with coffe, to H | KCcrning. No date, lat.8 N, loaned W, spoke sone Juaiat 5 | Marpewe), bound 5W. Tho ¥ was np within 5 miles of saniy 1 yy night, aod had a tight flying LOUpCL a pil t—wae b own off on siuuch out from the NW; wok w plo | miles 858 trow Sandy Hook | SeirJuia Frances, sebastien, Beanfort, NC, 7 days, with naval | ttoree, t i Ruggles, Deo 31,2 am, Cape Hatverss bearing 3W by W 40 miles distant, saw @ Dip and sobr in dis xv 6, bore down to them—the pomp pit to te we Hester, Capt Green, from St ingo for New York; the ship baving ran her down, staving the tobr'y ptarb art bow, Carried away wer bowspet and foceus ise, When she filed immodisy ly; she was 1 tims, wll hee erewrick except three, who were 0 1D pevvod to be o ik: the Feeton—did net Leara Whore from —the corded iu tuking off the officers and crow, Cap: Ssbasuen tom rem the Mvster ier mainsail and Ly sticks ot mabugany. When Cypts lett, the trig Creole, of Now York. from Portsmouth for Georgetow b, SC, war lay ing by taaing out her cargo feur Blowise, tebsnson, Wilms) gion, NC, Odaya, Sid ‘n co with schedames (i King, Olive, & J Dewoscer’, aad Chas Mile ail for New York: sie with robr Leo.butyh, for Pailadelphia, wd saw be t Wednesdsy of Cape denlopen, with loss of jibbvom and foretovmert Bene Deburad, Serr Movers, Pu Sacha Bebr Kichard Law. Chaya Solr Lewis Cheever, Banks, Sebr Modad Piatt, ——. from Washington, NO, Alco two brigs and one bark, unknown, ulied. s Barks Alpine, Belfast; Montezama, Demarara; Isaac Mend, Se vannab, The News Boy left off tho THighiands at cunset last night—no inward buard veuols ht, hep mip ei side the bar. ‘The bark P ut avehor oer the rigs Atlantic, trom Ba badces, aad Juao, (Sw) tr Were at anchor botwooa the bat and Hook’ The win ring the who e day from NW, aud the above vortele wore Rot to got und-rweigh, Seven plot beats were at nachor under the Hook tur a aarbor, sunrise, W; meridian, NW; mansot, Jaxvany 6—Wina, NNW, biowing a gale, Herald Marine Correspondence. he Parape 5a dee Julia Bliza, Wig bee Beveun ugton. Stocluan, Wiluingeon, Nu; David Emith, Weriovrt, ao; Pantego, Beanest Pantego, NO. Clested— Baths J Welsh, “mith, Trieste; Sul ad New | Opleans, brig Quoddy Belle, Fow.er, Trinidad do Cal and they were beld to bail tor | | Lot vee pot off with lors of keel A rurvey has boon beld And €0 tion to never volunteri'y leave their “Baia \» v fosur d, | New Yuk ard cate, as, if they are removed, it wil be | e to their wiebes, and through the agency of | Saber istbes who had no interest in these lands, White Miscelinneous. Derren Baos of ships £ Heury, Denis, for Havre willel @ at the Kxchan doy 8t bail past 11 v'eleck. or_Uiverpool, and St © Reading Koom tals to fe lem. 1m weven prt Me) cu the m une ot t pairs evcimated At $400 Bax Guirvon, now i I 1s to Jon Brie W, T Doe , before reported towed ato Nantucket, nchored in Vineyare sound on Monday might. Soon after: an “Eng ogee sprung up trom NW, aad the weather became #9. late of Boston, has beon sold to P Catenin | Cla are well, except one who is frosi Notice to Mariners. Deranrwenr or orate WAsuineron. Jan 4, 189—The follwing ix formation ha been reevived at thie devartmed:, fro Jegation of the Umted ous 7 HOURE— B the erection, aurng the rower, of & new lighth use which wea lighted tor the tvet time on the 1th of toe preseat or thon be Took Understen, in the bay of Alora 1, in ayrth, latitude CO deg 40 min, and tongitade 37 dog 4 min 3) s00 eset of Fer co, or 18 deg 54 usin 4% sec east of Greenwich, In the tow which iy w bite, and rises 81 fe Colgaty feet) above thie water placed u revelving Nght, whien i) um from NNW 36 W, Bust and South, to WSW by the compas eon be disoetued in clear weather from an ordinary ship's dee at the distance of 336 German (14 English) miles, ‘The * Beacon” be etofire stancing on Uad-rsten bas boen re- moved, easing nothing munit of the rock but the wh:te ‘ower jentioued ‘two houses, both of which latter are painted red. Brocxno1m, Nov 17, 1243, Whalemen. Cla from Nantucket rhiy, Aurona, Swain, San Franclsco, At taite, Occ2:, Prin fin, Hasard, NG, 910 sp, 450 whe had spoken last of July ov Of Shore Ground, Rusclus, Winslow,do Tov sp (reported July ty 1,200). te One 8, Amest NBE Slst, Geo Washingvon, At dv Uvt 23. Ameshyat, vow Gidbe, +f # srevem, ov notetoted; the G WY was rpuben off Cape Blanco, Oct 14, fom 8 W Coast 1,000 wh (this seas mp. ‘At do sov4, Mary Avn, Toler, £1, 1100 sp, for OM Shors Ground rextdsy. (Another acsrunt reports her in pert Nov 7). Tenbes ia Auz. Saunt tld courequence of wnicy we peo. 4 eft him there om the Last of yi , 1 understand, with Dock jaw. Wo were now making the beet of our way for the Of Sore Ground when Nicnoins Mayhew, ano? «er boatstocrer, waa taken Cown with small pox. of which he died on the 9h dops, off tne Galtipagos We then rmoked and washed the an‘p. aud erated abous » week insight «f the isla: ds, when the disease nyt ara n mar ing iteappearsice, storted for OM Shore, aud govin lou 97, When ano'ber man, aa ive of Guam, was taken down, In two thes cays alter, Mr shorn, Jd mate, ard » Kanava, were aken tick with rmu) pox, when 1 put away for Raita. On the 24th Sept Joun + otuma diea In about nine days afer the death (f Retuma John Friday, » Kana a boat pital making tour of our viusber lost by death in ubout sx weons ald threo 0 them boatstererr, Mr‘inorn end the native of Guam recov ed, aud are now Well. Singe the disease appeared on board, tre whole ship's compony have been more or less affected, A) One tinw eight of tho crow were off duty, The five who have been sick with small pox wero the only ones on board who had not been veecinut ee. At Trmbex Oct lv. A letter from fombex, fora Mercury ofhiee, report that port, ang 2, Roas, Miller, @aniuchct, 21 mos, 400 ep; 18th, Courier, Hotiey, NB, mos, 70 sp loth, Maria, Gillurd Newport, 40 mor,duo sp, 25tn, Spartan, Morselw der, Nan. 9 mos, 1+ 4p (reported sailed from Go Sept I, O ap); 27h, Yourg Hero, Swain, do, 29 mos. 1 80; Rept fe, Uryade: Fisher, NB,°13 moe, 800 sp. Mazous. Osborne, Fb, 1 mcs, 30) sp. Oot 14,'Pomnklin, Starbuck, Nan, 39 mos, oe, W'Cleave. NB, 12 mos, 600 sp: Americu, Tuckor, 00 +p, 50 wh: Susan, Kay, Nun, 23 mos, 700 ap (har been reported at do. no date, 750 sp); ¥aty, Harris, do 1) mos, 1 op; Mettenger, Arthur, NB, 15 mos, 4Wap. Spoken. Bark Martin W Brett, of New York, from St Jobns, NF, for Fernambucv, Dee 1, no iat, by » voseel at Now Orleans, #oreign Lore, Banta, Nov 29—Prig oridgvton, Muson, for Afriox; ach JW Kempun, (ot New York) Staxhope, tor do. 8 days; Relampago, Worthington, of and trom Baltimore, arr Wth, dieg. CAL4.A0, stout Nov 13—3hips Epaminondas, White, for Boston (Jugy 10) ane 184; NV New Yerk, ow Mer Crincha Ilands, to load Lawrence, trom 8 Yeok (July 11) are 8th; Huds ‘Charlostun, Bat cock (frum Chincha lands) for days, dir bark Eugland, Brown, fu N York, (Ju Oot 20 aa ship Fessian, (from Chincha fs.auds; ston, at the New Bed eta w York (or Monskvieo, Oct 24—No Am vosscle in port. Arr 19th, Brom thip Hudson, NYors, Off port 6tn, brig, Mexican, Jenkins, fom NYork via tor Buenos Ayres, Sid '20th, brig ttival, Burks, Kio Grands; 14th, berk Lillis, Branpan, do; str Hannah, Wood; man do; 15th, schr Jubilee, Wolcott, Buenos Ayres. Mio Gunde, Nov 10—Bark Bivira Uarveok, Dixy, fm Rich. mond, just arr; br gs Kaindow, —, from do di; Kiama Hughes to load for Bultimere (totore reported mcorrect! led pruvious to the &tb;) Cayuga, Mergun, repg; Casco, Scales, uno; sche Banke, trow Mentevideo, uno; Adolfo, ——, fer Buceo bor, brig Orbit Oburebill, trom New York (about sept 9) bound in. Went 10 tos Nov 9, brig Zadne, Francks, for Salem, my Nunex 20 drys; Ceylon, Orok v. NB, Leo d—Burk Java, Daffy, New York. sobs Jun Hastings, Jaros, Boston; 26.b, Poruvian, Fleming, do; Dolphin, Bolder, N York. Biwat, Dec 5—Are barn Florida, Vera Crux, Sr Uniza, Noy 3-—Bars Fanny, Sampton, for Boston, ready, Eaton, Adie, Trinwan, Dio 8—Bark ding; sohe Eiliott, Cook, tor —, wie cargo. VaLranauso, Oot 2—Sld ship Seaman, Myricg, Baltimore, Home AvexanpatA, Jan 2—Arr brige Samuel French, Browa, Bast yort;8G Bass, Winctester, NYork, Sid brig Nobio, Booth, Dar. Uaaoes; schr Wm Burke. Lawrence, NYork; ‘et, sohs Gaselle, do; Rel ef, Johnson, 8t John, NB. Barn, Deo 28- Sid bark JA Thompeon Cubs; Sist, brige Pa maho, Houdlette, Cubs; Larco, Yerry, Savannab; Kawd Prossots, Bryant, Cardenas osTox, Jan 4—Artste Hermann, Crabtree, Southampto ult. tor New York, put in for coal; bark John Ht Millay, adams, Mobile; brig Caroline, Bears, San Juan de Jos Remedios, 2—Arr tobr Fair Dealer (of Bath) Coggins, Bucksp.tt—was run into on the might of 25th ult by am unkuown vessel. lost boat, and ro ceived cupsiserable ctor. damage, Cla sup Anglo America”, spool; barks Swan, White, Havana ‘Young. New Orleaus, Manchester, Watson, Wilmington NC, to load fer Londvn; Gelen Maria, ‘Cr sby, Baltimore; brig Seaflower (of A hilscolphia) Studley, Savannah; chre Duxbury, Cunninghas, Jeremie, Lewis, Crowell, New York, 8ld ship Monsoon barks James So ith, ‘Nesbi trie Margaretis, Hayward, Clement Brig Sarah Voeo sailed yesterday alternoos. > Baurimon, Jap S—Arr steamer Georgia, Norfolk—Tally Ho pilot buat put pilotaon board bark Oregn and sone Wilmingcoa, Jor th.s port. Steamer Cambridge reports brig abo, Jono:, iz +m Kio Janciro, Leating up. Cld ¢ ip duno Header.om (new, 37 tops) W allaco, Lox don; brige Rate Pendermst, Kunis. May ajrass, ¥R; Good Hope, Wright, Wess Indies, Bld brix Pashi i Aik Are trig Abo, Jones, Rio Janeiro; chr J us Miler, RUiott, NYork. Cid big Nancy, Fatrerson, Kio Janeiro; sobr Thomas Hi opr, Green, Weat Indies. Sid brigs Good lope, ‘Woot ladies usyra, arows,Jan1~Art brig Token, Princo, NYork for Boe. imontor, do do; Mysto, Courchili, do fur rus, Haskell, W¥ork for Dror iste, .L KIVER, Dee Si—Arr bo 8 Justios, Gardner, er, Staplen Norfolk: Marriet, Browa, do, lst, sloope 1 aud Saucy Juno, NYord. | BYANris, Jun 4— In port, brig William Pitt, Howes, from Ros ton fur Balthmore; schs Nivetta Cherry, from Hicumoad via New ‘York for }lymcuth; Moselle, —, from Boston. Mormes’s Hone. Jun l, eM—Arr brig Ccrdelin Covington, Tri- nidad, Sth ult, for Boston; echa Brie, Aiken, Baltimore for Port Jang; 8 Wildes, Curtis, Now York for do; Bold Ronzer, Barew on, do fi 81d ship Antwerp, for Botton: Liss Brie, aud Elizabeth Ann, do; sch Tora, do. '‘2d—Arr bath Ems, fv dora, switt, Bahia, Nov 29, for Boston: herm brig ——, from Alexan: aris for Eastport; aud three fore and aftrchs not yet boarded. #4, am—No arriva', In port, 11 ast, bark Emma Feador.; brigs Cordelia, Deln a; sche Kont obs, Eric, Sylvia Wildes, Bold Raa ver; the Irig and threo ichs above reported. Morrie, Deo 26—Arr ships Coronation, (Br) Hare, Liverpool; Jhn Cumming. Dwight, N York: Unicorn’ Pollard, Borton; mara then, Johnson, do. Cla brig Mobite, Balkiey, doj Maris, Toner, Proviilence. Naw Bxoronn Jan 3—Arr echr Notus, Beste, Warcbam for NYcrh, Sid 2d schr November, Wood, Wilmington, NU. Naw ORLEANS. Deo 25—Are brig Janes Gray, Carter, Walea Holyoke Day, Bo-ton, ‘Jan $= Air rehire Two Brothors, Bange, NYork; Ex ; Bedhrd, Naren, Caroline Baker, xumple, Vannau.¢, do: Eruman, Tuttle, Naat Sranty Alexandria.” Sid tche Ganges, Gib N sloop Superior, Brad-baw,do. arr ud, snip Blement, Mo Rear, Boston; trig Gueen Rather, Pendloton, Boston: senrs’ Wm M-Beird, Stubbs, N¥ork; Hendrick, Grant, da; Chicf, Vanamo, » Kirwan, do, $14’ sohr Mercy Tayloz, Nickers in, Pertiand, Pon’ jand, Ny, Jan 2—Cld bark Monterey, Mitenoll, Cubs; 3d, ship (new, of Portland, 675 tons) Kinney, Mobile; brig Collins, Matanzas, Sid 2d ship Exoolsior, NOrleans; bark Bechelle, Harmon, Boston; brig Sarah Bilen, York, do, Winsincron, NO, Jan 1—Arr bark Oaks Angier, Drinkwater, Belfast; brige Chas J Dow. Rarstow, Boston; Moeclia, Hall, Hart m Bull, Wilon, NYork; brig Froutiee, Vetiigre , do; 2th, sohr Lucy avn, Cranmer, do, Old Lat, brig Auna wan, Slimy, Havana; Lelivellyp, Gilpatrios. Konnemok, Wa: Car: Han.mond. Grien, Boston;’ Quiney, Kempton. Philadelphia, sche Jerolomen, Gostee do; E 4 Powsll, Powell. N¥ork; Mary Powell. Tones, de; Alazic, Prosser, do; WH Hazard, Sauadsrs, NOrleana, Passengers Arrived. Bravront, NC—Schr Justa Frances—The captain and crow of | Bwedish brig Crown Prince, recently lost on Cape Lookout, isT OF LETTERS REMAINING IN THE NEW YORE Post Othoe, Janvary 6, 1849. OFFICIALLY PUBLISHED IN THE PAPER WAVING THELARORS? *Piase montion the date ot the List in which thay are advortiond. 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Rovai Haveron Bridges Hunter Mary Holot'ian Bede Healy dare Hanon M Mary Hope Mice Blas Biche Abby Hayes Bien Mowlaad ¢isa Emily Hines Kararct = Harvey Sarah A Mow Sarwh Dalton Holden by dia Navies Feuny J Maw Meas Hollman Sarah A Hawke Mie © Muntor Mrs Robs Bynes Brioget ¥ Kanes Wiiom Innews Mary Tsoxcs Hanna Loing Mathece a Jackvon Mary © — Seuhiny Aimdea FW Jilin Rowy® ‘Ketcham Susan 5 L Mackey Miss Moron Bari a Mara Mrs T! om: Nelsen Mrs sua Patterton Emily E Pareern hrs MC Pevit Mary Ann—2 FreCobe Resanra MeConvel Fonyan MoGurry Mory Agn Ms BeGovern Bridgs jus Raker yenee liam Sammrcy Catharine > haw Catherine Swarts Heriictta Sawyer 0 ive MinervaSehu ts Rebecos ‘Thornton Henrietta Van Horne Jane L Ward Cotharine M Weed arabelit d Ann Wilder Mrs Edward Warren ©] rey Agontino Gaitano La Tall Achton William Avderson Wiliam andres ArderscuPro a James Austin John james Austin John Amold 0 B Li ‘Nov 6—Brigs Obi, Wenbor, for dalsm, vis Rio | Brady John Wo coyus Caylen, une. 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MORRIS, P.M. ‘& Henri Birch W: IST OF LETTERS REMAINING IN THB POST-OFFICE sf mery N.Y, January 1, 1549, Persons oaliteg for the rritt Cept Willisd Ms, ‘will please vy advertised, as they are not D aaked for, Ashe William A = Armstrong Andrew B Mitebe'l Thomas Miller Wm @ lorace Mini Eémond Mist Dr Chas preys fae men ted Brown Laurence Bourean, Henry. odd Booty Bryan Battend A'fredM = Brown J’ Wack nse Brody Themes Merrill hr © Berna Btenbets Burton C Cooke John Bornton Joba P — Bulloc: WiT!am a Clook Thos Bosh & Hopkins = ps5 gd Burchard Geo 8 pa &r iene Morp RW 3 lee J iy Bullari Tromasd Mork Se Da Ignacio locen gale Goulee James nim pus P Bulkley Wil'iam fr 2 Carlin Mary Ann Camaden Merthe B Boil Gtonco F TN Mullane: Willan oe c j-fong cain Cranev Teabetle Qonover Jeremiah Curtis Josep R array Win Henke Corasegh fhsene ohn Worry Christopher Mullecan Patrick ae Dereyrter Mise AH Denn JC Meseevan taml B Murphy Wilecn & Co Dives Lenles Bowdale mi Merritt Jesse F ta “lhe Devine Con Jota Dolan Patrick Formosa M ‘Rogel Mre Ebert Messrs & Bros ¥ Findley Andrew —Fanin Peter” = a. pees ‘reel 1 Fi rhes Donald Yoru Mist 4 Fitzgeralé Martin Fowlec Lawrence Mel suahin thmee sie? eal ‘m ‘ Wr.brewer MoKivey Joreph _-MoParland Arch Gigaca Sree 108 MeYntoch # m Mah Grena 6: Gulf Sle Thomas: ‘ WeKobry Andw Mok iroy Chas MoFarron Col J Green EMD Garset a Ek Chesboo t & MoGafcy Sam Genes Cleriphus Louis eGilt Micht H Clifford Thes Choster r Henry, w we Sen Peter Fraston Jas Coleman Edward ma AcFarland Terael ffwan Wise Mary Hagan ‘Theme Hervey Capt JasB Hyact Thomas Harnett Jom ae Hulis Daniel Fone erect ich'as Jaco! “ I Mn SP Wms) Norte Cape iovt Ingrabam Sydney P ‘ o Zamatson Sarah Jenkins Geo W, O'Farrell Fenty Chara Phelix Janae We Jecdhe Fons Giver Thowas vor Thom: ' Cooke Jas F O'Reiby Jno Kelty N Cooper Gustavas & Onell Wolter WW. 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