The New York Herald Newspaper, January 12, 1849, Page 4

(a resting dey in each | Wr. Grove. corner of 27th street and Lexington ave- pager uptet: 409 ie ” ta | TRG tbls (Friday) afternoon, et two oveloek: a that wier, of Arkansas. On Wednesday even! inet , Mrs. Many How- tary Peet . him oe Bag Bate @ useful om A is Seton of sie late Benjamin Howard, of Newtown, most agreeable au Inlan im private life. Pei boy peace to his dust, + relatives and friends are invited to attend her and bonor to bis memory. fanersl at No. 19 Monroe Place, Brooklyn, om Satur- ‘Mise Julia Dean continues to draw fall houses atthe | day morni: atll o’clook. Mer remains will be ta- and Gen Tom Thumb holds several crowded very day at Odd Fellows’ Hall. ken to Newt for interment. ‘be southern committee to the southera cxucus are In Brooklyn, January 11th, Mrs. Sanan Aim, wife He of the late Daniel Alm in the 68th year of her age. ‘expected to make their report om or before the 16th to The weather is excessively cold, and the i¢e crop is The friends and relatives are respectfully in’ attend ber funeral, at the residence of her son-in law nted for several years in this region, Lt. H Walke, No 70 Willough »y street, on Saturday, wa Wasninoron, Jan. 10, 1849, Opening the Question, 13th inst . at half past 8 o'clock, P.M. ‘On Weal day morning, the 10th inst., of an ab- th ‘We have had the slavery question under the hammer nm both houses to-day. In the Senate the South yet iver, Francois D’Hottanpe Lary: son of Mr Antoine Li nderie, of New Or- in’the 8ist year of his age MARITIME INTELLIGENCE, hhas a foothold; but in the House the ory is still for war. We are getting into the shell of the question. —— It will eome up in all its amplitude in the Senate in a Port of New York, January 12, 1849. few days For the interesting discussions in both Houses this morning, see your reporter’s reports. Barrimore, Jan, 11, 1849, Progress of the Mait Robbery Tyial— Departure for California— California Missionaries— Corporation .4f- feirs, $e. is ‘The case of Richard H. Key, charged with robbing letters, whilst engaged as o clerk in the Bultimore . PS Greenport. nd Tavage. Sago & Uo; Hyndford, (Br)’ Stevenson syeritotl Woodhull Misturn, Sn us i Post Office, ie now being argued before the jarytm tie | , Pags—Ores, Hert, dan Praneieen, Ragsard, Cartie & On: lee United States District Court, Judge Heath yesterday | to? wnt York, Campeachy. “Nevmith & Walan; tlerald, Gray, @ecided that the confession made by the accused to | APalachiccla, R Post; 1 Baldwin, Smith, Savannal, Dusham & Mr. Buchanan wes inadmissible, but that all the other | — 8-be— Rawson, Leighton, Chagres, 8 H Ackerman; Alice, Soa man, Baltimore. tertimony, even though brought to light im the course Sloop—Tecumseb, Fowler, Providence. of recovering the money, through this confession, was admissible, but that the confession must not be re- sorted to, to explain or substantiate any such testi- mony. The probability therefore, 1s thet the jury will not agree, as, without the confession, some ate of opivion that he cannot be legally convieted. ‘The splendid ship Greyhound took her departure yesterday for California, with about forty Baltimoreans on board. There were thousands of persons on the whersea to bid adieu to their friends, and see the ves- wel off, ‘The bark Indus, which was wreckad about ten days tinee, off our Capes on Smith’s Island, with » eatgo of coffee from Rio Janeiro, has, I learn, entirely gone Arrived, \ Brig Amelia, Strickland, Eastport, 6 days, with ath, to Smith joynton, Schr Southampton, Masov, Georgetown. Tho S was boarded yesterday South of Branch, bY the Nows Boy. Sebr Atlantic, Trott, Portland, 15 days. bobr James C Fisher, Andersvb, Boston, 4 days, Bebr Lewis, Crowell, Boston, 4 ie Sehr Levi Rowe, Wetmore, New Haven, Behr Friendsbip, Jaci son. New Haven. Sloop Vigilant, Heath, Providence. Sloop dames Lampher, Kinney, Providence, Bark K Corning, Rishmons wee Amesinry, Mobile; LB orning, Richmond; trigs Amos) 7, Mobile; ald win, Saraunaly sour Anthea, California, br sehr Maid of Bria, to piwore. Her riggihg and dvok furatture was saved Nave Freee. by # Fhconer sent down for the purpose. and her cap- | ck tain aud mate arrived here yesterday. ‘The vessel and | inward Wound varcele ia sehte ole ee a ot the, Hock ne cargo it @ total lose, K Coliius, from # eruiee, with all her pilots on board, having seen ‘T'wo winisters of the Methodist Episcopal churoh, the | 10 inward ‘ound vessels. ‘Ihe NB spoke within a cable's fongth Nev. William Taylor and I-aac Owens, have been or- dered to Culifornia, snd are preparing to take their de- parfure A meeting lato be held this evening to pro- vide funds to have the frame workof @ chapel built to take ont with them. Our city conncil assemble next week, when the ferawbling for the corporation offices will com: ce ‘The beauty of the ir is that every one of the pres- ent incumbents cal eon holding on, whilst there are atleast two outeiders who calculate on receiving every Cflice in the gift of the Mayer. of Coney Isiand heuch, sohr #/ash, from Barnegat, with 2 anchors ahead. ‘Wind outside ‘strong from NNW. Several pliot boats at anchor ander Lorg Branoh. No ico in the lower bay. ‘< .e News Boy yesterday pased the brig Metamora, from Bos. ton, rll at aneber South vt Lorg Braneh * 407 o'clock last mght the harbor was filled with large quantities of floating ice. Vease!s bound ont cannot 10 sem witnout the aid of steam. The ferry boate om the East and North Rivers have great difficulty in crovsing. ZArvany I1—Wind, os sunzin, NNW; meridian, N; suns, Miscellancous, Letren Bace of packet ship Waterloo, for Liverpool, will cloge at the Kachange Keading Kom this morning at halt pa ¢ 9, Puitavetenia, January 11, 1849, Ho! for California—Consecration of the Floating A letter bag for ail ‘ts of the Weat Indies, Ct asa Chapel—Auful Death, $c. aud fhe Pactao vil be ‘made np at the avore cfs’ and for : wauded per royal mail steamer, ‘Tho brig Oniota started for California this morning | "ate afr encedartee este is detained until Saturday, 13, im tow of the city ice boat. The following names, | at 12 o'clock, Letter bags asabove, young men, are the adventurous spirits who have em- | | BAtx Ixnvs, from Rio for Baltimore, before reported ashore on Smith’s Island, has gone to pieces, and Taging, and seme of the materiale were inst. Sip Wasuincron Aniston, of and for Boston from Calentta, Was incorrectly reported to be in the river Hoogly Oct Zl, re. ‘vurning for repaire, havivg pono to sea oa 9th, and been dis Binsted 14th, She Was not im the river at last agcounts. Nov 8, but had been seen or spoken in the bay, with loss of Faces and heads of mainjaud mizea/masts. Owing to thestroug N Winds and a current setting SW, eho had bean unable to reaoh tho ‘Hoogiy im her crippled s.ate, and may have borne away for Mau. ritius. A steamer Lad left Calcates at last accounts for the Bay of Bengal, to render assistance to any dismasted vessela.—[ Bos- Derked in her :—Jos. W. Phillips, Alfred M. Phipps, beg Le Dr. J,M. Burton, J R. Lukens, C. A. Bewley, Isaac R. Morgan, Nathan’ Bunker, George R. Burton, Jno, F. Thompson, Geo P. Smith, Caleb Kimbers, Jr., Jas, Mo- Donald, F. Kasten, H, Brivkoff, H. Faucks, N. W. Per- kins, and Edward Karns, ‘The Floating Chapel of the Redeemer was conse- crated this morning by Bishop Potter. ‘The Rev. Mr Tarker, of the New York Fioating Church of Our Saviour, delivered an interesting address upon the oo- easion ton Ady, Benjamin Brierly, a young man employed in acarpet ; factory, in Kensington, met with an awful death, | yivrsyevoine at Hen Hi are te at ee when summoned to dinner ; be desired to get in ad- | tertaived of getting ber o : ts at the next high water. She is ow: by W Hiscock, of Bainariscotta, and others, of New York n Bris EaGus, wreeked in China, ina typhoon in August las! sole for $922. Brig Chas Wigmany of talon, wrecked icra time, sold for $1,410, Scnm ORA2.00, of Damariseotta, which sld from Gloucester, Bist ult for New York, returned ‘tn inet with loss of dock. Schr ‘vance of his shepmates, and leaped from a window, but striking his head against a projective beam, he was reolpitated into a vat of boiling water beneath, caus- ing his death in about ‘ve hours afcerwards. ‘The thermometer this morning indicated, according 20 the situations they occupied. from Ralf's degree ber Jow sero, to three degrees above tbat point, being the | }lian, Ficket, returned to G 9th, from Provincetown : sid from : Baston for New York 14 days before, Schr Olive Branch, C coldest weather since the 193 of February, 1840 returned tawe day from Frovinoets Wing ‘ld froen Glouoes. ——— memes | tir 19 daye before fur New York: bad fost jib uoom. CVe¥ TRADE REPORT. 9—We learn from the master of veanel Tivasvay, Jan, 11.— 6 P.M. ping, that he fell in with « schr of ‘The severity of the cold weather had a tendency to | sbout70 or £0 tons, on her beam ends, about 5 miles to the north- eheck operations im preduce generally, ‘Theice hed go | ward of Nauset Lights, while running up. the Cape today, Sho far formed as to cut cff intercourse by water with the eae ee ene wera built vesss), with ® white bottom, and Atiautio dock, and hence, it wae imposible elther to | )triulmarke inside, torether with the trunk, were painted white, or straw color. Fhe had a double was read very distinotly~ took from her four shrouds, two jib stays, flying j+b, anda few other articles, of no great value, Sour Ann Smrru. from Richmond for New York. put Norfolk on the 7th, on account of the sarong nostoeciy wind i Suir Carrror, of 637 tons, late of Salom, has been parchased in Boston. old, was sold on Wednesday name, and the word “ Susan’ or to deliver parcels of flourfor grain. Several eargoes of ‘grain from the South were also over due, de- t d by adversary winds. Flour was steady at yes- jay’s prices, with moderate sales. Wheat was in moderate demand, with 1: of Western on terms stated below. There was very little corn offerin; sales were very moderate. Bric Camo, of 240 tons, 24 There was nothin for a California voyage, for $6, mn , an Scun Joun J Eaton, from Boston, Bec 23, and Provincetown atfull prices. Cottom was acti ‘BCth, for Chatham, supposed to be missin; ‘ived firm rates. ‘There was nothing new in groceries, Gib or Fea nat eee ese ete Whaiem \e Companarive BrateManr of to f acgranarn TEMANT of tonnage of vossels employed in Asnus—Sales of 40 to 60 bbls. pots were reported at $7. The price of pearls was uncertain, and no sales x rf Jan 1, 1848, and Jan 1, 1549, with a it of st UrFs.—Flour—The sales for the day reached | jel adqed and withdrawn and lost, from the several ports about 8,000 to 4,000 bbls, including this State, Oswego, , xEWw wEDFORD, Michigan, & it $5 75a 5 873g; 100 do. good Ohfo at | Jan 1, 1548-247 ships and barks, | echr; tonnage. 81,049 geen rei bat det ed $5 or, ah lade Png Ay Soe ay rin a be, Dunbarto! Ohioat 4; 1,000 N. Orleans sold at $5 75, and small ; J Do sales of new railroad at §7. Southern remained about | Bark Geo. Washington and stavis, enlarged 1,883 the same. Georgetown and Howard street were worth = $5 66405 62s. Phe last rales Petersburgh “ity Milla | Deduct ships Fenelon, Mobile, Pacite 24, John Adams, were made at $5623. IWheat—Sales of 5,000 bushels | lost—ship Magnolia, bark Dimou, withdrawa.... of Illinois were madeo n private terms, supposed to be | at about $106. A small lot ef Ohio was reported at $1 143¢. Corn—Sales of 2,000 bushels New Orleans were made at 60c., not im good order, and 1,200 do. white were sold at 62c Some other small lots were sold, the particulars of which we did not hear. Meal— About 600 barrels were reported sold at $3, (New Jer- sey.) Rye was quiet at 620630 Rye Flour waein ac- tive at $812} a8 18% Oats were at ddo. Breswax —BSales of 2,500 barrels yellow were made at 21 a 220. Corton.—The sales to-day amount to 2,600 bales. at fall prices. The purchases appear to be confined te speculaters and manufacturers. Fis —We notice eales of 200 bbls. No 1 and 2 Mass. Jan 1, 1549-247 shipo and barke, 2 brigs, 1 schr; tonnage TAIRWAVEN Jan 1, 1948—80 abi rks, tonna and barks; to ‘Added—Ship Philip Delanoye ., Deduct—Ships Maine lost—William and Hen: drawn... ... Jan 1, 1549—49 shipe and barks; tonnage... Jan 1, 1843—11 shipe and barks, 3 bring to an — an “Added—Brig leoaldasss ss?) neh ommge Jan 1, 1949-1] ships and barks, 4 brigs; tonnage MATTAPOISETT, Jan 1, 1848—7 ships and barks, 4 brigs; tonnage NANTUCKET, mackerel, at $8 25, $5 25, and 160 quintals dry cod at | ° ‘Deduot—Baix Dunbarton, told... -.. -» 9 $2 25. — ait sic The market for all desoriptions is extremely | Jan 1, 1856 shine and barks 4 eer: tonnage roe jull. The only sale reported is 800 bushels jouth- ern pea nuts at $1. ‘The nuts noticed yesterday were | 7 hcdust Bark lishia res une ccid $ nd brought $35perM. Moderate sales bunch xi cmten $1400 §1 45. out the | 2222891 bay tonnage 6 # to Liverpool continued about the wit Jan 1, 1848—2 ships, 1 brig; tonnage. light, | ""Deduct—Bark Pleiades. brig Inga, bo 3 Zac wae asked. There was very little, if any, heavy | Jani, 1£49—1 ship; tonnage... seals: ‘874 ireight offering. pao Cr. Lyap moves off rather slowly; 2,000 pigs Missouri | Jan 1, 1848-1 brig, samo fos tonnage, , mL urn, opt hard. verte! sold at $4 26 cash. | Jan.1, 19684 ships; tonn 1,460 Mousa ‘The market continues firm; , = ‘New Orleans, remaine very scarce, and is muo! Jan 1, 1549-3 ahipe; tonnage... . 3106 Navat. Sronss,—Sales 200 bbls. spirits turpentine | Mowas Work. : were made at Sic. There was nothing new in other | Jan 1, 1845-2 sbips, pg mela tonnage, 19 In linseed there have been further ot | dan 1, 145-6 shige, 2 brigs, same Jan i, “9; tonnag 2,408 2,000 gallons American, in casks, at 5). cash; barrels Jan 1, 1848-68 ships. 1 bi are selling at 3c; English is quoted b1c., with fair | ““Added—SLip Nauticon, rates Provisions.—Small sales new Ohio mess pork were 24,600 made at $16, and of city at $1650; $18 3734 was offered | Deduct Ships Aurora, Rdward Cary, Mary Mitehell; ack for old prime. Sales of 200 to 260 barrels new pri ate were made at $14 60, County at $15. New We if Jan 1, 1349-66 ships, 2 brigs, 1 schr; tonnage. PROVINCETOWN, mall lot of Dutel $l . 4s were told at an Jan 1, 1845—3 barks, 6 brigs, 6 scha; tonnage... ... ... 1,998 ked. Sales of 190 barrels Chica: pedver— Barks Farker ook, Samuel & Thomas; brigs mi t $12, not inepected. Lard was quiet, jonia, Cems; sober ae Small tales new were making at 10c. There was m0 | Jan},1649—1 bark,4 brigs, Sache tonnage 1260 ebange in cheete or butter. | vLvMoUTH, Rice.—The market centinues in favor of the seller. | Jan], 148—1 bark, same Jan 1, '49; tonnage... ., 175 at $3 06% to $3 25 ikea a ie in small lots were made in the | 3821, 165—2 ships, same Jap 1.49; tonnage Lid 'e Prison, at 260. Jan 1, 18182 ships; tonnage oo WHERE, Deduot—Bark dMenry, lost, 262 Ss. | Jan], 1849-1 ship; tonnage... ... 06... eee ‘398 Barrmon asury 6's 108} YARMOUTH. More b'n, "tu 100%; Lov Balt & U Jan 1, 1249—1 brig; tonnage. see ere cee ci] Bonde, 41. Balt 6a, WO, 9834: 0} Jan J, 148—1 bark, same Jai . wr ry Jan 1, 1848—1 bark, same Jan |. 22 wal in }i—Firat Roard—1104 Penn Sixes 88%; " yp 2 Penn og. 75; 120" do dy SOM | Jun 1, 1842—21 shipe; tompage .- fy ‘Added—Ships Niantic, Mary Frances bark Miilinoket, . s Jt Vermont Central » 6y, 77. 120) Uarrisbarg Railrow a 68, 35%. 100 Morris Canal, ry ico serve | . Deduot—Ships Charlot, Mopewell, Triton, withdrawn— , Saar Haysrguel anna Casal Banda 64 th | MABHCH, JOH .os sev vev eee cevcceens eavten 1473 i Sores UM Brave be, 7556) IES do | 5001, 1940-00 ehiye; tomnege... .. PEPIN ee. 667 | PROvIDENCR Bosrow, Jen. 10 —Bre Board —9 sha Boston and Mains | Jan), 148— a wailroud, 166%; 1 do do, 10074; 1 Bunton and Wormer railroad, | "Deduet shiva eaten andes, Hope; ak. 822 7 | 6 Auburn and Kochester railroad, 736: 10 do do, 7 !4; 18 Western railroad, 10134; 7 do do, o— . 158 WH, Ht do 18g, tt g7 35 sulin at Sea 1s Tele—4 Salph eeaaegs 148s odo, 12%4; & Old Colony ratirond, 7654; | Jan 1, 1848—6 sbipe, 1 brig; connag was fond, 095; 125 Keat Boston v0., 12% Aue 1 Re a Sen 10" Fivcbupe Fallrad, new 100: 90 Seth Shore can tare arenas o... dy: W Vermont and Mare railroad, 49; 7 Boson — ‘pe; ad, WOH. 10 Glows ter na Oo, diy of 0, | ee bniad xbury Mill Dam Jan 1, 1f48—6 shipe; tonn: rit Bank. | “"Aaded—Ship Margaret Wt orton Water Power, 220. Deduet—Bark Ameries, sold “a Ti} Old Colony railroad. 7774: 1.% | camer ft 1 10136; 100 Reading rail: om Jan 1, 1849-6 ships; t Z “7,994 ‘90 Grocers’ ‘a ts deme 1,934 Bank, 105; | Jun 1, 149-25 shipe; tonaage . 1798 | Dedvet~ Ships Ameries, Caledonia, soi | —Cynorure, Herald, lost... Hxexew Wrovixc.—January 10th, b the Rev'd. Leon, Samuni Samvnts, Eq, to Rosina, daughter | . K ., both of this city. as nificent affair, and attended | ‘and wealthy members of the Jan 1, 149—21 ships; tonnage. Jan 1, 148—15 ships; tonnage , Added—Sbip Hudson, schr W ashis Dr jebrew persuasion. On the 9th inst., at Canaan, Litehfield Co., Conneo- Dednot—Ship Treseott, withdrawn....... a Jan 1, 1£49—15 ships, 1 sehr; tonnage... to Miss Minsnva Fennis. of the former place | naw ticut, by the Rev. Wm Atwill, J. Aexaxoen Henny, * * On the Mh inst, by the Rev, Geor, Cheever, | J#n}, 1848—9 ships 1 brig, 6 echs; & nnage Mr. Auwent V. B. Benverr. of Long Inand,to Manis | Adse¢—Ship Monteruma, tee Louisa, eldest dsughter of Mr. James Marcher, of this eity. Moret ee: Deduct—Shipe Atlantic, Geo Washi Died, Lernia, Inia, Jasen, Lowill, Morrien led, Boune, Stor On the 10th inst., after s jong and prince iliness, | Garland, Lea 4, daughter of Mr. Urs Gsebwindt, | aged $1 years and « balf. friends and acquaintances are reapectfully in- Swit he vite to attend his funeral from 19 Beekman street, | | Jun 1, 1848—20 ahips, tonnage. Deduct Sbipy A exe . er, Hamilone Rudson, rt N. Y., om Tuesday, the 0th inst., | widiarawn— bark am Bir Jonn Rrven, aged 82 years, brother of Heroules | Byfer. f sRauary 1006, Many Loviss Auten | k, Januar, op Lape one year, three mouths, nd ten days. and acquaintances of the family, are re- i quecten vo pine the funeral from the residence of Jun 1, 1869-10 ships tonnage. Jan 1, 1848-8 ships, same Jan 1, 1549; tounage, Jan 1, 1848—1 bark, same dun 1, 149; tomnace, Jam 1, 16452 shipa same dan 1, 149: Conese... BroariruLative Tanie or Vesseis iv THe Wiate Fishery’ New Bedtora Tt Bye Toone, oe - - 15,306 n 4 ap 6 ry ‘80 1 - 24 1 - 3 Pistset of Hew ottal, . 815 un 1 mee Pa. eae 6 2 1 Ba7T Mee ie ee : fee i in 8 - 1,65 » =e 4 - 14ss 6 - 1,954 a cd Gale ry totam 2 - Th 4l -~ 14.068 10 - $169 New Suffolk, o 2 ~ 27 Cold Spring . 8 8315 January 1, 1849. 1 2 la 196,110 January 1, 1848, i 22 16 210.663 40 1 4 14,553 Showing a diminution in the whaling fleet during 113, of 40 ahi} T Brig ficue not 1ascS tone CNB Saipring List ” Nov 18, Indian Chief, Bailey, NI, 200 whalo noe June. ‘Arabella, Ludlow, of SH, and Gold Mun- ter, . both from New Holland. At Tombes, Oct 10 Hercules, lu, bert, NB, 350 sp. At Payta, Nev6, Maria ( offin, Nant, oil not stated: had taken 20. bblein § weeks previous, Wisconsin, Mamfi ig ey for New York, De Ship Wisconsin, Mumford, trom Liverpool for New York, Deo as)lar 6, Jon 9, Foreign Ports, Ans1eR Oct 14—Passed, ehips Chicora, Clarkson, from Wham- m staat from Hong Kong, Sept 4) for Boston; 19th, Cohors, wis, from Batavia, for do. Antwerp, Deo 16—Bark Edwin, Moore, for Bordeaux, same day, to load for Ne» Orleans, Bounay, Oo 18—8id ship Charles, Andrews, China. Besumanis. Doe 26—Sid and ancl in Penmon Roads, Ta marac, Jonee, from Baugor for NOrleans, from Boston, CaLcurra Nov 8—Abips Coquimbo, Rovers, 9 28, d eo! (June 1: town Oct 23, bia, do, both to load for Boston; do, Am veesel Ship Ange Jo, Gore, for 8 Jett Saugor Oct 25, and wentso sea from Band Hoads 2th. Bork Soxonville, Kichardéon, for do, left Saugor, Nov 2, with steam, went to sea 3d. Bark Coquetteo, Prescott, for Chino, left Saggor Oot 38 DxAt, Deo 18—Arr chip Prentice, Taylor, London for Gult of jenieo. Hosa Kone, about Oct 28—Ships Gen Harrison, Gardn rep’g. to load for United States; Vancouver, Fuller, for Shanghai; Prince de Joinville Sherman, for do; Chan ttleson, an: Panama. Griswold, unc, Hiancrone, Finlann, previous to 5th ult—Sld bark Califor- ia, K obing: om Wyburg, having repaired) Bordeaux, c Oct 3—Ship Matilda, Lewis, for Bombay. Deo 18—Bark Southerner, Mayo, for Boston, 12 or 15 days; True Man Doane, for Palermo and Boston, 20th; Fr brig Marins, Gordop hevoe, arr [2th. ‘nwront; Deo 16—Cld ship Vandalia. Chase, Boston, Rorrerpam, Deo 16- Berk Wallace, Turner, for Boston, 17th; Mth. bask Jane E Williams, Mason, for Baltimore ready. Sixcarone, Nov &—ship Clarendon. Easterbrook for Amoy, pearly ready, | Sid Oot 12, ships Austira Steo'e, Batavias 17¢h, Gorrington, Abbett, (from Bombay) China: 20th, Ann Maris Osgood, (from Penang) do, A letter dated Nov tos that sip Talbot, Story, passec Oct 8, for Ohina, with wut, HANGHAI, Oct 19—Ships Cleore, Bearse, to tak asmall for New York; Ze- rt of her cargo, and proceed té finish Id, Pobla, ve Maripoen. 8 wulding. aud foaqua, Low, anc moUTIL Tole of Wight, no date—Brig Mary Ellen, Rd- mands, (from Newoastle) Boston. Barn, Jan 6—Cld ship Opint, (eer 1 Sylvester, AI ArH, Jan ship Ophir, (new, 438 tons! ADO dnt iovla "Bhd Tabcabiy Nav Kisrball, Stone, NOdieaaa. Boston, Jan 10—Arr barks Murillo, Libby, N Orlewns; Justice Btory, Ryder, Baltimore. Got off the lodge vear the Upper Mid die Ground last night without assistance; has sustel: t little damogo; briga Cordelis Covington, Trinidad: Mery Stanton, Ry. der, timore; seh Brace, Cole, Jacksonville; T H Thompson, Brown, Richmond; Foun meson, Richmond; Frances, }aine, Tangier, Va; Mary, Yates, Philadelphia ae Sa h brig Withel- dark Jzette,from Suriz am for Gloucester; Hot mina, from Buenos Ayres. Cld bark Oxford, Suchet Mauran, Francisco; brigs Commodus Bailey, Clenfuegor; Leontine, Merry: man. Matapsas; Aldebaran, Leach, do; Lewis Bruce, Crowell, Nor folk and Richmond: Swan, ‘Brey, Philadelphia; schsL Hi Nicker- son, Nicker on, N York; Kolipse, Rich Frankfort. Also old brig Oak, Ryder, Philadelphia, Sid ship Bisa Warwick; barks Ma ‘Turb-, Union; brig Commodus, Also barks Zilpha P Brown, re. are. ‘TIMORN, Jan 10—Cld barks Eldorado, Etehberger, St NF; WHDC Abas Jackson, Ports Waltha:l; sobr pee, Norris, California, 8) ipl hound, Claypolo, for Valvaraien: bark Pioneer, Bléridge; brig Doctor Hitchoock, Bl- wo'l, senrShsron Thatcher, for Boston, Castine, Jan 5—Arr sche A:bion, ‘Stearns, Mobile; Yarico, Weed, do (end sld 6th for Deer Isle), Also sld Gth, ship St Leon, Lut kip, Mobile, is, from West brig Victoria, ri De' Bi ‘oh I S.izanetn Crry, N C—Arrt sobs Virginia, Ow Ivdves; Wm T Bryant, Dowdy, from West Indie Bush, fm N York. Encanrown, Jan 4—Arr schr Coral, Miler, New York for tou. Gth, arr bark Lowell, Loveland, Ba'timore for Bos- ton; brig Palo Alto Oraffam, dodo. -Paswi’ over the Shoals, Sist ult, and were obliged to return in consequence of head winds; achs Commerce, Cobb, N Yerk for Proviccetown; Sylvia Wildes, Curtis, from do for Portland (has been ever tho Shoals and has put lack; 8th, in port the above; aleo brig Tok OxoversTsR, Jan 7—Arr echs Kalos, aids Bastport for New York: Hutoks, Jones, do for Philadelphia; 9th, Wave, Tarr, Phit- imes's Bove. Jan ¢- F Slade Howes, and Tremont, Baker, I’hiladelphia for Boston; 6th. arr eehre Capitol, Gare, Virginia for Plymouth; Leo, Hopkins, Now York for Tho maston; Wolcot, Ryder, do for Boston; James L Day Nash, Bal: York. Le jorn: timore tor Plymouth. Sailed echt Atlantic, Trott, hr Mouse Vernon, Bardvng, Tso 2 In pire bark mma lendora, Mary F Blade, ‘Tremont; Qrige Myra 'Detina, Bilis; wchs Wolcoit, arah and dulia, Keane rf rw Haven,Jan 9—Arr sche Rasy, Brown, Philade'phis, i; Rprendid, Culver, do. coal; Friendship. Jackson, Vit Bp" Nonvoux, Jan 6—Arr oe quebo, Worrell, Tasks ndria bound to N_ York; Wm Burk. Lawrence. Al Smith, Thompson. N Vork; Miranda, North, Washington. Cid, trip) Zolica, Larkin, W Indies: Royal Sailor, Henlon, Jamaoa,— Satied brig Arvi ail, W Indies, Jan 7—Are scie Lady of @ bound to N York. Bld orig Zolon, Lowry Be Wert mon und to ‘ort Zolion, Lowry, Br Vest crion, Alexandria bound to) N York ith, Boein 3 ierine Tho- Wm ¢ Burton, Alexandria, bound to N Island; Indien 8 Moat of the vessels that have been detained below by the ich we have had for several days went to sen id light from SW. Sid brig Edmund Perkins. Clark- son, Porth sobr Frank, Mohan, N York; brig Royal Sailor, Herlon, West Indi 1 6—Arr schra EH Adams, Adams, Balti; jedford. Ontaide of Brandt Point 7th, soir Fitegerald, New York. Sld 9th, ship Aurom, in. Owr's Heap, Jan 1—Pamed through the, harbor. sobre Light- house. Sleeper: B Thomaston, for Orleans; 2d, Anti, —, Camden, for New York. Arr’ 5th, brig Topliff, ——, Belfast for Wont Indien. Arr and aid 6th, sohr 14, Bnow, from Mae chias for Philedelphis. Piymovrn, Jan 9—Harbor ice bound, Arr below to day, schr L Day, Baltimore IDEN, Jan J—Cld bark Tritoa, Lave, Mobile, Portiany. Jap 9—Arr brygs Alex Milliken, Hall Jonesport, for New York; schrs Edw Everett, Hill, Norfolk; Glendower, Reed, Baltimore for Frankfort; Growle, Newton, Blusbill for N ¥ Fre Lubeo tor ond,” Cld brig Hen- a8 9—Arrechr Morietta Burr, Kaapp, New York » Mathews, Boston; schrs Bridgwater, Smith, S8ALxm, Jan 9—Arr roht Delaware, Boynton, Richmond via F stan ind Provineetows. 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