The New York Herald Newspaper, January 16, 1849, Page 4

1 red and calked before she left here everything about her was thought to be in first rate During the past night a copious rain has fallen, and hoe ces out every vestige of the recent snow storm end writing a fire in At the present Id ther. pry decidedly wncomfort- Puraverruia, Jan 15, 1849. An Erratic Genius—Ho! for Caltfornia--The Weather. in a A young fellow, calling himself the son of Mr. Lister, ot New Orleass, has been deluding a vast number of our citizens in various ways. He got an architect to draw a plan for amagnificent thea- tre, 100 feet tront by 150 feet deep, to be bultupon alot in the upper p»rt of the Northera Liberties, which he pretended to have purchased. He en- gaged nearly a hundred mechanics, by promises of profitable employment, and secured a lawyer’s services, with the prospect of an enormous fee. ‘The plans of the building were all prepared, and the anxious expectants of the harvest they were to reap trom being employed by so generous a man, were all ready to commence work, when their hopes were dashed to the ground by the discovery that a check for $500 he had given to the owner of the ground was dishonored by the Bank of North America, on which it was drawn, keeping no acoount there. The hig! tive gentleman ii still in our midst, and efforts are making to bring him to an account, but as bas reaped no pecuniary profit frota his erratic course, the law cannot well take him. He 1s believed to be the same fellow that has performed simular tricks in Bucks county, and one would think that he labors under a sort of building mania, were it not that there 18 s9 much method in his madness as to give him more claim to the title of knave than fool. theatre to accommodate 4,000 persons at such a distance trom the centre of the city struck those he explained his plans to with wonder; but to ob- viate this, he proposed having omnibuses to run through every street, and that the ticket of admis- sion to the theatre would include a ride ‘to the theatre and home again afier the close of the per- The erection of a The Grey Eegle and Osceola, for Califorma, start to-morrow morning, and will carry away about eighty of our most enterprising young. men. The Rev. Mr. Brainard yesterday announced that five trom his congregation were to embark for that prayers for their safe delive-» The ice 1s gradually disappearing in our riverst from the eflects of the thaw, and our shipping are relieved from the embargo that has detained them in port, contrary to the wishes of their owners. F. Laren From Havana.—The steamer Isabel, Capt arrived here last evening, from Havana, jt ter received in this city from Hay he Board of Health of that iy eided to make the Quarantine regulations more strin- ese] from the United States will be sub- jeoted to an obrervation of eight days, and a vessel eoming from a port infected with cholera, or from one situated within 160 miles from a place where that ma- nists, will undergo s quarantine of 20 days, ‘The seamer Isthmus, from arrived at Havens on the 6th inst, and tailed on th ‘Ith for Chegies, with seventy-three pasase! amer had not arrived at Hi bel left.— Charleston News, Jan 12, York, for California, CITY TRADE RUPORT. 1 The weather was extremely inclement, both under head, and “nfavorable to’ all out-door ‘Change wae rather thinly attended, and transactions in nearly all descriptions of produce were very light. The change of wind, within a few daye, brought in a large number of inward bound ves- sels; many of which weve from Southern ports, con- taining more or lesa Western and Southern produce, ineluding cotton, flour and grain, provisions. ko. ‘There several articles feeling at the close of ‘oted were comparatively the closing prices of Satucday. Salesof corn were, to ® moderate extent, effected on terms stated below. ee active than last leable at last week's prices. continued steady, with moderate lees active, in consequence of increased arrivals from the Gulf port: re gull, comp all, and at about Provisions wer pork was not 80 —Flour—The rales only reach 2,000 a 3,000 bbls, in ® number of small lots, including Oswego, Western Canal, & New Orleans at $5 75, an Mills) at 8730. W ‘We noticed sales of 4.000 bi and 5,000 do handsome Southern white at 6lice ; and 1.100 do. Southern at 60c. as nominal at 64 650. at $5 87; 280 bbls. 00 do. Ohio (Ewing's a transpired. Corn— mixed Southern at ‘Meal was quiet at $3. Rye Flour—Sales of 200 re made at $3 123;. Oats were dull at 43 a 440. Cortox—The large arrivals and unpleasant weather -day, have tended to keep the business quite small in Prices remain at 7; to 7340. for fair uplands. Carrie.—At market. 1,400 beef cattle, (600 Southern, the remainder this State,) 60 cons and calvei £,000 aheep and lambs. Prices—Beef C upfavorable etate of the w the yard, to-day, and t! whole, may be reported last, have given way her retards opera- market, upen the Prices, since our fraction. and we now quote the extremes of the market at from $6 s $8 60, as in probable there would be né calves —All taken, yp and lambs—Sheep, bead of eattle left over at from $22 60 a $820245. 8! atfrom $1 50a $3 a $6 50. which is higher. Lambs, Hay and straw—Owing to the raipy weather there was none of either on sale at Prices of hay range from 62% a 76 $1 508 $3; unsold 55¢ the seales to day. cents per 100 for best loose Timothy. ‘Rates to Liverpool were nominal, and no of moment were reporte: ‘0 Ci ged from $2 50 to $3 per barrel, and from So to Ge per cubic foot Sales of 100 barrel: lower counties mors For Western pork above $15 50 for mese 125 barrels city prime were reported at $14 25 ; prim eld at $160 $16 50. Beef—Sales of 100 Darreis mess. Chicago, were made on private terms,— Beef hams were held at $15. There was nochange in country or city mess or prime. bameand shoulders were made at 80. for the er, and 64e forthe latter. T! in oheese or butter. city mess was Sales of 600 barrels ‘was no change MARKETS ELSEWHERE, STOCK SALES. Barrimonr, Jan. 13—$100 Maryland 6's, 923¢; 150 do do, 924 Bait 6's, 90, 100%4; 10 sha 1,000 do do. 925, Balt 10 €0 do, 33%; 10 do do, 335%; 10 do do, iret Board—1300 City 5’ AN ‘imington Railroad American Bank, 9 ‘S800 Lebigh Nw gation $1 By the Rev. Henry Bellows Ir, Joruam Busn, of to Mrs. Frances Hannison Gornam, of West wi On Sunday evening. the 14th inst., by the Rev. D. Bigier, Mr. Epwann P Quintanp, both of Gr ‘At Cincinna's, on Christmas night. by the Rev. T. A Mille, Mr. Atrreo 8 Gorin, to Miss Exeanon E. Bors, late of Brooklyn, N. Y. Miss Antionette | Died, On the 14th inst., of typhus fever, Samus. J. Prtr- of his father, Samuel Pittma: tend bis faneral, at the house of his Samuel Pittman, No. 48 First street, on J, at 10 o'clock, without further invitation, ter w very rhort ili- Wittiam D. Baavsnaw, aged 48 years and 4 Hi are invited to on the 14th inst, His friends and acquaintances are respectfully in- | vited to attend bis funeral from his Inte residence at | Harlem, corner cf 126th street and Third avenue, on ‘Tuesday, the 16th inet , at 8 o'clock, P. M. On the ith inst , of croup, Gronon Lewis, aged 13 months. only child of Geo. Lewis and Sophia L. Wocd, of Cincinnati. | The frierde of the family, and of his grandfather, ited to the funeral at 33; jay afternoon, 16th inst., from No. 21 ‘Wm. S. Darling, are in jock, on Tues stree daughter of James urpby, aged 5 years and 3 months. ‘The friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend her funeral, this afternoon, at 2 oelock, from the reridence ef her parents, 443 Fourth avenue, cor- ner of 26th street. On the 16th inst . after a short illness, Jonny Evans Darzy, ef consumption, in the 23d year of his age bers apd friends of his family, also of his ret H. Jobneon. are re funeral, from his late rei street, on Wednesdi juested to attend his LL West Thirteenth at 3 o'clock. The Guards, and the E. L. jon, No. 1. net., Canouixe Grace, im the 30th year of her age, « native of Baltimore. erformed at the house of Wm. B ‘enth street, on Tuesday, the 16th After which her remains sent to Baltimore for interment. Her friends, and those of Mr. Carlock’s family, are invited, without farti+r notice. jay afternoon, 15tb inst., Jamieson, son of id Rebecca Ann Cox, aged 11 months te friends of the family ar: the funeral, from 230 Broome str aiternoon, at 3 o'clock, with further invitation, Service will be Carloek, No 361 ime? at llo’clock. A M on Wednesday y Report of Death New York, from the 18th day of Jaguary, 1549, ria, 6, Woept Bote Gig ote ts Men, 00; Women, 51; Boys 04; G Atrophis, 1; bleeding, 1; j, Dronohitia, 1; cancer, infantem, 1; conenmpt ity, $; de irium tremens, 1) diarrhis ,% in the besd, 17; ércpay in the chest 4; dysen- "Y tevrer aed pectnttion an trad ‘sons 21; croup, 5 dr 7; fever eoagos ‘cough, & inflammation of te sagan S yi r sco » 2; eee inacene iy Indecamanen of let, icant a, City Inspector's Office, Jan. 18, 1849. MARITIME INT ULIGZNOE. Port of Ney York, January 16, 1849, ON BIT, at oUM sure... 1 2%] moow nuses, see 407 | mG waren., 022 21 Shipe—Apollo, Gardner, fan Francisco; Ambassadress, (Bi Foody,Faverpdl, TL Dewolle; Blas Holmen Berry, Now On wm Borks— Holla Hi Franoioco; Peptons, Leeds, do, Russell & Nerton;llarret'T Baruete Baker, Claeren, Kecr{iae} ice Liverpool, barclay & Livingston; Gagan Milledge, (r) Dolla, Galway, Grins ell, Mintaro Brig (Norw) Snech, Amsterdam, Funck & Mencko; Jzdia Farnam, Melntyro Matanzas Sones & Co: Josoph, Kellar, | ay RW bond & Co; Madison, Matthew, Savannah, 8, Clearman & Co. chs—Heury, Reed, “rinidad de Cuba; Patriot, Watson, Phile- delpbia, CH & W Pierson; Gen R Paynter, Neal, do do; Challenge, heed, Boston, 8b: ner, Whampoa, Oot 8, and Java Toad ip Samuel Russell, Palmer, Whampoa, Oct 8, and Java Neve, with teas and silky to AA Low & Brothers. Sid from Anjier in co with ship Isabella, of Baltimore, from Manila tor New York | Ship Helena, of New York, left Mong Kong tegt 23, and passed Anjier (ct 30, ship T W Sears, of Boston, left Wham. pt 21, und passed 4 rjier Oot 24, aud epcke her Nov 26, in lat Bs'to, fon 20 00, ship China, of Boston, left tong Kong Sept 2, and Octs. Passed wa gon. steering for te : Resrat seri cue a nape rere Ken no oll, th ust, paneed the wreck of a sche oupelaod end fall of water, with spars broken and hanging on the wreck, apparontly 1 bottom pais ted green, top binck, with whito ist 10 days the 8 R has experienced very heavy ‘Weather, Packet ship Constitution, Brittem Liverpool, Deo 6, with mdse to Woodbull & Minturn. 79, lat 46 40, lon 41 30, passed ship Iudepender stecrirg W by M. 4th inst, experienced a severe gale irom N—blew away suiis furled on the yard: bas had severo gales most of the pars: pe. Ship Ma ianpa, Crocker, Dublin, 67 days, in baliast, to 7 W Phillip, 11th inst, lat $4, fon 73, passed aud spoke bark Alpha, ly!ng te, Yin Adelaide, Adame, Havana, 15 days, with mda, to Spofford Slop A Tileston & Co. Slip Sterbes F Austin, Mors, Galveston, Deo 21. 1d in 00 with brig J W Brown, Speed, for Baltimore, Ship Hijab, Jackson, Rew Orleane, 20 days, with mdse, to Ewe gle& Gaserd. 4 stoerage passengers, Bhip Jebn G Cor ‘Now Orleans, 29 days, with mdso, to T P Stanten. teersge passengers. Has experionoed heavy sea from tha on the parson, los sil Ship auson, Kllvot, (belore fr port on and vige toT Wardle. ‘Set ine arte; to W during the paseage. 9 Bark Edwar’, Kuudson, Apalachicola, 18 days, with cotton, &c, to Dupbam’& Dimcn. Has experienced very heavy weather: onthe cast lot an, atere Dulwarkan ko | 0 ary Jane, (of Thomaston) Lemon ing, 31 dagg, with fay to J Foulke & Som, vessel to J Elwell. a : No date, lat 3640, oa 74, spoke sohr James imore. The LP has experienced very heavy the passage, and has been 10 days North of Capo Hattens. Brig Montserratte, (of Thomsaton) Collier, Mansanilla, Cuba, 24 éayr, with cedar, Kc, tod B Lasula & Nophews; vessel to 8 W wis. Brig Verasiiles, (of Warren, RI) Pendleton, New Orlcans, 21 days, with mdse, to Lelland & Adama. Deo 29, lat 23 50, lon 83 3), spoke sop Kockingham, from Mobile tre Havre; 2: ina, int 26, lon 79. spoke bark Alpha, from Mobile fer New York; 7th, lat 32, lon 76, spoke sobr Basbadoes, from St Domingo for Boston. ‘The V aperienced very heavy weather. Brig Ohio, York, Mobile 22 days, with mdse, to Nesmith & Walsh. 9t1 inst, off Hatteras, spoke brig Alfs, of Boston, from Mobile for New York; 12th, Int 36, lon 72, spoke’ brig Choctaw, of Camden, from Mobile for Baltimore, 24 fast, lat 26 41, lon 79 16, ina gale, Frederick Pierze, of Liverpool, one’ of the seamen, was lost cvertoard while reefing the mainto} Brig Clinton, Andrews, Savannah, 16 days, with cotton, &6, to Sturges. Clearman & Co.’ Has experierced contiaual ,ules from Brig Chatiahooche, Cairoll, Georzetows, 10 days, with plank, to Dollver & Potter, ‘Toe C laid to daring days in gales. rig Eudora, Matthews, Bichmond, and 36 hours from Hamp ton Roads, with flour, to order. Schr Elizabeth, Crary, 8t Marky, 16 days, with mdsa, to Ashlov &Fish. Spoke on Saturday Inst, ship North Bend, Sprague, 127 days from Calcutta, bound to Boston. hit Louisine, Smith, from Wilmington, NC, 12 days, w'th naval store, cotton and riee to NL McCready & ‘Co, ‘Tho L has ex Perienced a very reugh pasrage, on theSth inst, ina heavy «ale, carried away the jibboon, the next might was driven ashore on Cape Bartera, by the exertions of a largo body of wrockern[atver thiowing overboord a hundred bbls of naval store succeeded v net her off. “That night in the guif took a Leavy gale from the NB, viich tified suadenly to NW and blow a hirticsn for six hours, A Mating a continual breach over her; the gale lasted two ai Capt Ainith reports. the brig Liewallyneot Kennebeck, athore near the mouth of Care Fear river. Of Cape Hatteras tp ke schrs German Onk from Washington, NC, for New York; Wedan Platt,Simmone, from do for'do;Jerolemon for'Philadelptis. Off Cape Benry spoke schrs Puvard, 14 days from Wilmingtou for Baltimore; Filot boat Coquette, of Baltimore, off Cape May. Schr Empire, Newbury, was achore on Squrm Beach{ The o-r:0 thrown overboard from echr L, at Cape Hatteras, was saved by Mr. Flucher, Keeper of the Light House, Fehr Olive, Sith, Wilmington, NC, 16daya. Uh tnat, lat 9603, Jen 74, spoke bark Sultan did not learn where from or bound, The O has experienced vory severe weather. split enil-, &e. Sebr'Thorn, Waluwright, Wikniogton, NCy 13 dayn. Sth inst, in a gale from NB, bad the fcresail and ising jib blown anay, ‘Schr Montezuina, Pairbrothers, Richmond, 13 days, Schr Ann D, Bet ell, Norfolk, 5 days. Bohr Aun Gardner, Homer, Virginia, 8 days, ieCurry, Bobr Jer ny Lind, Vinyinia. Baltimere, 10 days, fer Fall River; Ie Fobr Richard Burden, Sha split stile, and lost deck load in a gale, ‘Schr Marla. Dissocwsy, Baltimore. 4 days, Schr Jchn Snow, (of Biue Hill) Range, Calais, 20daya, 29th, im agale from NNW, cn Nantucket Boal, lost an anchor aud Received come other damage. 4» o e, Haskell, East pton, 17° Rehr Sp eneid Chace, Bgston. Bi joseph Lawrence, Smith, New London, oop Frauklin, Miner, ‘New Lendo Below. Packet ship Inderendence, Bradish, from London, 40 days, with mee, to Gris nell, Minturn & C Ship St Mary, Bliven, from New Orleans, Deo 23, with mdse, to Frost & Hicks, Bark Claremont, Staples, from New Orleans, Dec 12. ‘Also, I ship and 1 brig, unknown, Our rivers and bays are filled with floating ioe, Janvary 15—Wind, at Herald Marine Corre: Pmiaperrria, Jan 15, 4 rp m—Arrived—Barks Anna Rey- nolde, Matthews lor, do; brig Rockingham, Flow- ers, Chericeton: sehr Hamlet, Nickerson, Providence. Below—Ships Thomas Watton, Thomae, from Barbadoos; Robt Burton, Decan, from New Orieans; Garland, Shackford, Londonderry, Jobn Fare raambuco; Algoma, Spaulding, {rom Palermo, Clearec—Schr Geo Edward, May, Baltimore, Miscellaneous, Srramvoar Axc1o Saxox—The steawboat Anglo Saxon, which was reported in our paper ef Sunday, as ashore near ape Florida, bas beon towedinto Rey Weet. Thecormspondent of the Courier writes xs follows: “The A'S ran ashore on Ledbury Reef, (about 5iniies trom ¢ wear's Creek, and 15 iniles from Cape Flo: rida, on the 2'd Dec, at 7 40 pm, and was boarded by the wrock £74 on the folowing day at 11 AM, the wind at the time blowing Fong cale from ESE. She ie aid to be very much injured, and so badly avhcre that the coral, sand, &o, had to be dug fom under her agaalno every thing of ‘weight removed provioas tober get ing f a8 towed down by the sloopa Texas and Parallel, which, with the sloep Rf Green, ard 50 ot her i. high water, morning of the 27th. The captain had piven up al) kcpes of getking her off, and the ‘pareengers had ro. moved their baggage 10 the wrecking veseela. Owing to the bois & rous weather, greater than ordirary exirtion hud to be wsod, oF the never could have come off: this, combined with the superior abilities of the coptaine cf the wrecking vessela, alone saved hit. Fhe leaks badly, and the leak conticues to increase, and no doubt he i Very much injured inher hull, and t in her machinery. She was not fuel having been thrown overboard. Senn Proxrx, from Boston, for Wilmington, NC, put into ord ‘rene, | Georgetown, 8 C, om the 3d inst, in distross, having blown away | eaite, Br scun Douriin, Holder, from St John, NB, for New York, with Jumber, went ashore on the 11th inst, near Gaps Pogos, (Ed: gar own) and came off iu afew hours, eustaining uo injury: since Facred up Sourd. foun Wrosune, of Fortl Lefore reported wrecked with her esils, rigging, cl to pieces; none of her Banx On Fxx.10w, of Boston, at Newport, Wales, from Ham- burg, hid been at Terschelling, amd made temporary repair’, alter yore in the North Sea, as before reported. but would come repairs at Newport, The rtateruent that ashe lost two Anchors at Iifracomte, is supposed to have srisen from her forme: i seter, en Capt Femroy makes no mention of such an occur renee in writing to his owners, Bria Aconx, Howes, from Boston for Philadelphia. Left Eaturdoy, 5 rm Lys, Capo Cod bearing NNW 7 miles, pot in contact of Prospect) Stowers, from Dalvt mor for Boston, and sunk her, (or enuted ber to fill with water), ‘Took fl the crev., six in nnunber, and returned to port. The Acorn lost fore‘opmast, main topzaliant mast, and bowsprit. Wreex or Pure Rervntse or BaLtitonx.—Tho owners of the ship Republic, Capt C W Buck, have reocived by the lart arri yal from Europe, intelligence of the total love of this fine vessel, She saled from’ Liverpool on the 14th of December, fn tow of & ftermer, She met with a succession of heavy gules until the eve- tru 18th when, atout 73 o'clock, she on Black wa. «At the time she struck, the ceptain judged that ce was of Tuscar, m perocived it was impossible. ff, and ordered the boats to ve cleared. The starboard and one men was lowered in, but she fwmedi- 4 the man W Reever, of Ergiand, was drowned, ruck very heavy, and the sea made oomplets Tho crew being called aft, it was determined | that it war ussle-» to cet the other boats out, ae they could not be | Botelear cf the side, but would be # ove, and they all resolved to poop, but it wes soon tm yourg man, Geo F Wolch. on of Mr Jobn Welch, of Fei nt. The ship wadually began to go | topiccer, the maste frve falling, and the feame breaking up.” Ail hands then got astride of the matnmast, and five minus a the veitel parted, ‘They floated in thin condition, umtil ten o’elock b ken off by boats from shore, aad ty Wexford, Ireland. They were taken off hy tyine a rope 1d them, and then ji ito the fen, the Ienkere be ng too heavy fora beat to they were then lauded with great difficulty, thre and beavy breakers, ‘The sbip and onren wae m total Republic be'orped to Messrs H Brick & Sons, of this ity, w: was (4stons burchen. She was buiit at Wareham, Mass, nod was atout eleven years old. The ship and cargo, we learn, were ine eared tor $29,000, principhly in Baltimore offices. —[ Balt paper. Whatiemen. Arr at Providence, 15th, ship South America, Bowle, 125 days from Sanéwich Jel via Pernambace, Nov 3), fall cargo, 8900 bele whale ‘pan Sea, Gib, (ruppoved Zune) ship thin penton, 224, Neva, o id, Indie, NI, 18 do do: 26th Milo, NB. 15. iamne’ Robertenn, FH, 2400 bbls (1400 this wenson). on Morri 4 Fisher, SB, 400 sp 2200 whi 00 4p 1200 wi » Ire, Cary, NB. 50) en 3000 do 1200 ep OO 0 1ba bons h ; 2h. Braganze, Richmond, Wintera © 8 340 ep 220 wh; Bet tey Williams. Ston, 260 sp 2700 wh: Pocahontas, Tisbury, 400 sp JMO wh. Fhethield, Cold &prirg, 150 sp 426) wh; Chas Pbeits, § 150 ap 1600 wh; kn ily Morgan, NB, 10) ep 2200 wh; W lev, 14.0 why; Bamilten, Bridgeport.7) wh. At Oabu, about nen, ag Harbor, 700 sp 200) wh: Fanny, SH, 72 240 wh; Menmonth. Cold Spring, 200 6p 600 wh: dw 4 76 ap 700 wh; Tenedos, NL, 100 ep 600 w'; John Jay, SH.) ap ; Thames do, 400 wh, ‘The Cortes, John Jay, and Row Oaha, for bome, previous to the sailing of tho South Ar stNew Bedford, 13th, ship California, Ficher, Japan Sem, wh 400 do +p6 Arr_et Mavritins, Oct 14, Wm Badger, Perkirs, Lynn, from New of! not ate ted. ng off eylon, Nov 1, Alte, Lakeman, NB, ark, Beller, NU 6 bile (rat while); off Colombo, Breiey, Vil, eff unknows. Ten or twelve whalers wast Ceylon, Nov Ith, expoctirg to nth. Spoken ty ‘the Jopan fn April 28, Sarah Parber, Ramell, Nan, {whales thin senon: May 16, Cortes, Bwift, NB, 8 do do; 17th, Neptune, Nichols, Si, 2000 bole; 19a Plymouth, Edwards, dey Heard trem. cru 200 aps V8 fabeo 25, lt 29, ton af 22 Peters, Mayo, St Jago de Cubs, 30 days, witdkto- | No date, lat 90 20 : | Baber, Penden 8800; 36th, John Jay, Harwood, do, 4200; June 14, Hannibal, Can- Ding, dc, 0: July 70, Jeff reon, faien do 2500; Sist, Ines, Jack. son, NEB 2000, ang 1, Fortune Woodbridge do L200; 234°" Liver tala; do 1000; ‘Lagws, Fixoh, do 2000; Sept 18, Formosa, 4s 8 20, Nov 16, ea \ and Adams, Rawson, Nap, 260 sp sinco SE, ROT. tah Sea Ti? 2 2 Yemtigcr sone anguvuca, from New You hezasmal Woreign Forts. Conx, Dee 22-814 barks Uallileo, Tracy, (from Norfolk) Lim- erich; Emly Copes, (from Philadelphia) Castletown; 2°¢, Fran- egory, (from Alexandria) Westport; brig HR Byler, An derson, Cardiff, Dat, Deo i rr bark Gleaner, Hallo, Cronatadt via Yar. x outh, for Bordeaux, (not N Orleans) snd old same day. yr Aliiourn, % eo 2— Are yacht Fatapeoo, Beak Baitlo for N ‘ork. ly ob} of } erm from NOrleang) Havre (and put ack 2c Brig 2g Brown, which ald 27 ir Cardiff, also put . Genoa. Deo)’ Arr bork Riensl, Bangs, James river, Nov 2 aged tarareut 3 Gini autans= he sport of bark Odd Fellow being at this port ec 4, was an error, Sie vee Stare bark Rapid, Ward, New York; brig Prince de Jeinville, New Orica) #: 27, Glenooe, Haseltoa, Bath; 25. New England, Granger, Previdence via Matanzas, Sailed, 26, tig J H Stephens, Pennel. Cardenas; 24, back N W Bridge, Brown, nzas; brig Iscls, Park, Wilmington, NC; Adama Gray, Lo harden, Kew Orleans; ccby Joahua Brown, Teo Bonton. In port, 26, barks Edwin Johnsor, Cans, from Norfolk: Rio, Cottrell, from Kosten, Bark Prospect, Underwood, had been loaded at Cabanas, and was expected hourly at Havana, where she won'd clear for ator, ou F700 Dec 27—Arr ship Forest King, Ranlett, (not ase) NOrlenns NEaReONDE, Deo 22—Arr bark Edwin Augustus, Keaser, ‘ork. Maniza, Oct 19- Ships Siam, Williams, for Bostor, 14 days; St ul, Davie for Batem, 1dg; Tartar, Webber, for NYrk, do; and other fore, Mansrits.za, Dee 17_Sid ship Minerva, Jen» ings, Pelormo, Matanzas, Deo27—In port, bark NW Bridge, Brown, trom FR 5 Newport, W, Doo 28—Bark Odd Fellow, Pomroy, ropairing to leed for NYonk, RN AMHUCO, Nov 80—Bark Adeline, (of NYork) ——, for Africa, 16g; brie Kite, Graham, from Baltimore, (Oct 13) arr 26u; schr Outesie, Caufield. from Boston, (Oct 15) are 29th, 8r Jaco ne CuAA, Deo 15—Brig Velasco, uno. fr Manrins, Lec 14—Brig Elleworth, Keene, of Calais, con- demned; echr Gen Morgan, for New York, next d: Sr Tuomas, Deo 31—Brig Mojertic, M'Near from arr about 20th for Pert au Prince, soon. ‘supposed to load for N York. Vairanaiso, Oct 29—Ship Colehis, Arthur, disg, fer leeward const in 2 or 3 weeks, to load for Boston, Warenvorn, Deo %6—8ld previous, brig Jeaso, Baker, for Ro- chele, and put beck 26th, yd gnmourn, NB, Dec 28—Arr rohr JH Braize, Robbins, Now 0 Zante, Deo ll—8ld ship Tiber, Brown, Boston. Hlome Ports. 13—Arr brigs Col Tayloe, Fidler, NYork; Trieste, it N York, ‘Rlex Milliken, Hail, of and fm Jones pert fo NYonk, put in for a barbor; schrs Advaneo, Bryant, Phil ade!phia; Excel Baxter, NYork; Sophia Wiley; Wiley. Wellflvet, Clo, ebips Aotracan; Ford, NOr'eans: Pluto, Bearse, do; harks Zi- leynelde, Baltimor . Fisher Philadelphia; brigs Vazeppa Colson Mateni: }, Staples, Cardenas; Pau- line, French jr_ San Francisco; Chootaw* Kendaick, lestom; Dover, Bailes, Baltimore; Acorn, How Poiadetphia M4th— Arr ships Callender, Nason: NOrleans; Vistula, Sutton, barks Hamilton Hallet. Rio Janeiro Nov 14; Emma Inadora, is, Rich. Maranzas 18th ult, via Holmes’ Philadelphia; Gilbert. Meleber, Aj hi- 1d. Baltimore; J W Paige, Mayo. do: I¢a, do; MF Slade, Bowes, Philadelphia; br as Wm F safford, Savannah; Conway, Noonai jorfolk; Palo ore; Myra, Bal), Philade! Bosron, Jt Grace, Mach Luther Child. Baker, do; Caroline, Sherwood, do: J Cooly y & Co, Young, do; Walcott, Ryder, do; New Delight, Tobey, Now York: fect ¥ Orleans vin Havana; ‘barks David Zenobia, from Savannah, Signal for ‘RLEATON, Jan 9—Arr steamship Northornor, Budd, New York; bark Harriet & Wartha, Leslie, Now Orleans; schr Solomon Roceevelt, Nathan, NYork. 'Cld. ship George A Hopley. Beh 1, Havre; bark Jebn Parker, Crowell, do; Oldenburg brig Reform Ammermann, Hamburg. Wth—Arr ship Louvre, Weeks, NYork; rohr Cid, Britial w h ship Home, Muir, Live NYork: Brem w, TOW, 3 brig Zuyder Zee. Fawentt. 'W oat Indios Oldenburg brig Keform, Ammermann, North of Europe; brig Thomas Walter, wepcantown dene Are echr Bold & Barepson, N DGARTOWN, Jan &—Arr schr Bold Runner, low York for Salem:’ 6th, eehr Jacob Longfellow, Barter, (New York xr previously, scbr Ceylon, Fits, Frederioxe top, , Ja» 6—Arr bark J Goodbue Higgins, Robinston, to load, for New York; schrs Buena Viste, Baltimore; Alpine, —, (and ald for Calais); 7th, Roanoke. Smith, New York. FRANKsORT, Jan 10—Sid brig Elrabeth, Kilborn, GrovcestrR, Jan 12—Arr brig Juverna, (Br) for StJobn, NB. 814 12th, brig Grampus, Fortor, Su Groncerowy, 8C. Jan 7—Arr brig John Balon. pparleston: bth, brig Creole, Youre, Portamouth, NH; 3d, soht Phepix, Scammor, Bo:ton toe W iinlngton, NC—putin hers in W Nazi Dh, Bartlars, distress gu Bt Vin Barris, Plummer, New ip W B Travis, Bolles, from Gaxvzston, Deo 21—In port, shi and for New York; bark Elizabeth, Young, do do; brig Empire, Baxter, do do. Jackson vite, Jan 1—Arr P R Hitohborn, Colcord, NBavin: Antares. Howe, NYork. Cld 4th, brig Walter Hoxie, Hcxie, Caba and » mark vnxc, Jan 6—Arr brig Widow, (Br) St John, NB; for Provi dence (ard sld 9th); 7th, sche Cottage, Harvey, NYork. S14 9ch, tehy Suean Storges, Pike, Baltimore, Monty, Jan 8—Arr brige Respite, (¢p) Mas, Havana; Sas ce, Atiakapas; Carlam, Flowers Philada; eche Mysti Boro, (Bp) Carrer’ Bereelon Ermpire; Chandi Beaten b oro, (Bp) Carrar. Barcelona; a 5 be Aratien, Walker, alumere. SaaS a ‘ ea anavcxen, Jan 8—Arr sehr yern Belle, NYork. Sld Sth, ship Aurora, Swain, San Francisco. ing New Loxvon, Jan 11— Arr schr Cruende, Poase, New York for Fégartown. Advertised, sch Willimantic.’ Rogers, (roperte! of ity) for San Francisco vin Straits of Mage'lan would proceed to t point accessible to the gold diggings. John Tyler; James Porter, and J etown; Willis Putnam Holmes, Boston, bound to Lycia, Stevens, Boston, fd brig John Potty, San Francisco; echr Guerilla, Saybrook. 1on Roads—Ship Bridgewater, Smith, from Richmond, ton. Victory Bunker, NYork; NC V, Wrieh § dere Pacts Parnas ah” Gig ke AYMouTH—Echt James L, Day, Nagh, from Baltimore, which arr below 9th, succeeded on the 10th in reaching Rol a whasf, abcut ore mila N of the town, Sazxm Jan 12- Are echr Fountain, Jameson, Richmond. Be- low, bark Cuba, Howe, 62 ds from NWCoast of Africa; (supposed Princest Island.) Savannant, Jan 9—Arr ship Marien, Thompson, NYork; 10th, Brehipe Alceste, Cam, Bermuda; Charlotte, avles, NYork; echt JH Holmes Lodge. Philaelphia. Cld Br ebip Li ), Irving, Liverpoot; berks Roman, Doane, Boston; Carloa Hedge, NYors Gardiner, Epies. do, Warren. RI, Jan 11—Sid bark Providence, Carr, Apalachico 1a, and archored below. Wasuinoron. NC, Jan 1~ Areachs Vermilion, Smith; Indepene dence, Styron; North Crrolina, Williams, and A G Baker. Frink, NYork: dist ult. sehr T P Cooper, Corson, Boston. Cld 2d, sche Washington, Gaskill, West Indies; H Clark. Boston; T PC oper, Corson; Vermilion, Smith; German Oak, Roberta; Bleaker, Sm\th} Frances, Gautier; ‘Ansconda, Meckine; Rough & Ready, Abbotts Jorephine, Cranmer, and Globe, Simmons, NYork, cs rasse’ ngers Arrived. MAMPOA—t Samuel Musell—J F Bonfanti, of 3 RRotch of Poiadetshie Kellogg. of Troy. gtd IVER POOT.—Pae] #] Ponstitution— simes, Po Jor, De O'Brien —60 ‘0 the sbearage, on sal ee op ey t Dunbar, oe ip Stephen F Austin—John R Platt, Wm Cun. ningtam, CuARLEstox—Ship Avson—Mre J Bremer and child, Me E Sayers IST OF LETTERS REMAINING IN THE NEW Post Office, January 13, 1849, a OFFICIALLY PUBLISHED IN THE PAPER HAVING THE LARGEST CIRCUT ATION, tion the date of the List { vertisod. mention the re which they are sd} Arable Mra Wm Alovek MisAlexander Adele Milo nim Mrs Elisa Anthor Armotrong M: Ainold Mis Jane A tin od dy Mre Catherine Beech Miss E Eliza. 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