The New York Herald Newspaper, January 19, 1849, Page 4

re D TLE LT NR AISA AE SS ‘was read by the Secretary. It 1s an elaborate document, presenting a detailed account of the transactions of the Seciety during the past year, and also some congratulatory ooservations 1a rela- tion to its present unprecedented prospenty. The Bepart will be printed hereafter. fir. Pevers, of Genesee, offered the following esolutron:— t a committee of three from each ju- aieial sinttict be epee aiccemaben's exes dence from each distriet, as a committec This resolution was opposed by the older mem- dere of the society, on the ground that it was a di- rect violation of the consiitution of the society, which charged the executive committee with the duty which this reselution proposed to devolve mpon a especial committee. During the debate which ensued upon this resolution, it actually ap- peared that the tavern keepers throughout the State were accustomed to attend the annual meet- ings of the Society, for the purpose of controlling 18 action in the tollowing way: It appears that by the payment of one dollar, any man may become @ member, aud have a ght to vote upon the most Impoitant questions pending betore the society; thus hundreds of these tavern keepers attend the aunual meetings, and by expending fifty dollars, they create fifty members; when the question in relation to the choice of a place tor holding the annus! fair comes up, these fitty interlopers depo- eit their votes in favor of holdiug it in the partica- lar place where the tavern of their landlord patron 1s situated; the tavern keeper who can create the most members ata dollar a head, has of course the choice of location. This, then, is the method by which the choice of a place tor Reldiog the anoual fairis controlled. A life member of the society told me to-mghtthat it was by this me- thod that the annual fair was held in that sandy, out of the w Pplaors ealled Saratoga Springs, two years since. We said the evil wasloudly complain- ed, o| butit was a provision of the constitution thet uny man, on paying a dollar, should be deem- cd to be a member for one year. The resolution above inge:ted, was of course adopted, though it was strongly opposed by the older members. The following special committee was appointed, in obedience to the resolution :— 1. Messrs, Develin, Campbell, and Stewart, New Messrs. Tompkins, of Westchester; Floyd, of Suf- folk, and Simonton, of Rockland 8, Mersrs Beekman, of Columbia; Sandford, of Schoharie. 4. Messrs. Cheever, of Saratoga; L. Mowry, and H. B. Northup, of Washington. Messrs Hungerford, of Jefferson, ida. and Geddes, of Onondag: Messrs Enos, of Madison; Chamberlain, of Otese. go, and alhoun of Tioga. 7. Mears. Sherwood, of Cayuga; Colt, of Livinston; Buel. of Monroe. 8 Meers Raynor, of Erie; White, of Niagara, and Peters, of Genesee. The Society then adjourned till4 P.M. On re- assembling at that hour, the committee above Bamed secommended Syracu-e as the most auita- ble place for holding the next annual fair. They aleo reported the following persons as officers of the Society for the ensuing year:— President—John A. King, of Queens county. Vice Presidents—James Munroe, of New York; E. P. Pren- flee, Albany; Le Roy Mowry, Washington county; Wa Fuller. Onovdaga county; David Main, Madison eounty; John Delafield. Seneca county; H. W Ro ere, Erie county. Corresponding Secretary—B. P. obpron, Albany. Recording Seoretary—J. M. D. Moiptrre, Albany. Treaeurer—Luther Tucker, Albany. Exeontive Committes—J Burnet. Syracuse; PN. Rust, do; Henry Weger, do; John J. Viele, Rensselaer; Sam- Bel Cheever, Saratoga. This :epoit of the committee was accepted, of eourse, the vote in 1ts favor by the interlopers being overwhelming. The eociety then adjourned for tea, and reassem- bled at7P.M. A lecture was then delivered by Professor E Emmons of Albany; it will be printed hereatter with the ‘ transactions” of the society. On motion of J. M. Sherwood, Esq., the thanks of the society were presented to Professor Em- mons for his very able and useful address; and he was requested to furnish a copy for publication. It appears the ex-vice presidents of the society have hitherto been ex-officio members of the exe- eutive committee. This evening the society, atter much debate, adopted a resolution restricting she number of vice presidents who shall be ex-officio members of the executive committee, to the five Vie presidents whose terms of office have last ex- Hired. Rv this arrengement the vice presicen's of + last five years of the existence of the society, are ex-oft clo members of the executive committee, bes des those members of the committee whe are only elecied every year. The adoption of this re- solution was 0); 08 d by Gen. Viele, 0: Troy, in a woen of remarkuble vigor and eloquence. Gen. Bs not only an active member of this soe ety, but gentienan who, as an advecate, occcupies a leading position at the bar. 1 The eociety adjourned till to-morrow evening, Vail, of Renseelaer, Comstock, of when it will meet to hear the address of the retir- ing president, and then the inauguration of the new president will take place. OITY TRADE RePORT. Tuurspay, J $7 for pots, and $7 50 for per is quiet, the sales not exceeding 200 Frour continues dull, and common desorip- re Go lower; sales add up 1,200 barrels at $5 623, a $5 75 for good brands 0: 0, State, and Michi- an; 95 81% $5 8734 for favorite do ; and $6 a $6 fx for pure Genesee; Southern is dull at previous quo- tations. Meat is held at $2 94 for State, and $3 ior y, with sales of 200 barrels. Wueat remains juiet. Rye and Banixy do. Fer Coan there is a fair inquiry, but the market favors the buyer; new South- ern yellow is held at 650. ; sales 1,500 bushels; Southern t 683s ; and acargo of damaged do., at about ‘he trade; hange in auy description, with the exsep- tion of pork. which tends downward. Wwisxey—Pri- fon is quoted at 24340. Tuonsvay, Jan. 18-6 P. M. The market for breadstuffs continued inactive. Bales of Western and this State flour were made to a mo¢erate extent, without material change in pric New Orleans being more plenty, sold a decli ‘There was notbing of moment done in wheat. With the exception of s email lot of Southern, no sales were re- ported. The ebief transactions in corn were confined 2o lots of Southern white on terms stated below. Meal ‘was quiet at previous rates. Westerm pork was dull, \d tales were made at a decline; small sales of city it and packed, with lower counties, were made for the exstand for California at full prices, Beef con- tinued dy, with moderate sales. Lard was quiet. Cot- eo arri- Asnes are mar! ES Bogars and molasses were steady, with fair rale: ton sold toa fair extent at the decline since ‘vai of the emer. There continued te be a good demand for a sales of “a4 bbls. were reported at $7 75; | do. Ef ceils being reported at # lower figure. Included in the | stove were 200 bbls straight brands Michigan,at $5 8734; | ‘with 200 & 800 do flat hoop Ohio at the same price, and | 00 do, at $6 56% There were some lots reported at $5 60, but we could not trace it. Georgetown and Bal- | timore were quiet at $5 50 = $5 623s. Sales of 200 | bbls. Richmond country were made at $5 50. The last alee Petersburg City Mills wi Wheat—Sales 0} pri 4 12,000 do. st 500—some holders d mi Meal-A small sale this State, notin good order, was made at $2 814; amd 200 do. Brandy- Wine sold at $8 120 Rye—continued nominal. ‘There was ne change im Outs. Barley—stood at 640. a | | 96 60e 0. barat —Sales of 4,000 lbs. yellow were made at \e. Cor10m.—The sales to day amount to 1,500 bal Prices are about a quarter cent lower than before arrival ofthe steamer America; or on a line with 7c, Scr fair Upiands. epae ~ Sales of 200 bags Para were made on private ‘ms. Faurt.—There is but little doimg, and the market geners)'y ir quiet. Sales of a few hundred boxes rai- sive at $1 40 a $1 45; 200 drums Turkey figs at 11%0.; 500 busbels new Southern pea nuts at 90c.,and sume | Jots of Attakapas oranges on private terms, Fisn.—There 198 good demand from store, and we | motice als of 200 bie. Nos. 1 and 2 Massachuretts | mackerel at $5 75 a $9 for the former, and $5 25 for | the latter, There were also sales of 1,000 quintals dey ood at $2 25 | | | | ] pool at 5 d, and rates were nominal. | —We notice eales of 1,000 bbis. Wil: | resin from the yard at Ydc,, aud some | parcels of spirits at 350. | ‘O1t.—Inm lineeed there were rales of 2000 gallous American, st Sle. a 530.; English is bela at le a b2c. | Provisions.— Pork was unsettled, and, owing to the vy receipts by the way of New Orleans, Western Jower, and mers offered at $14 60, 65 barrels city | inepection, at $14 75; and 100 do. do , different q) Mey, | at $14 60; 170 barrels city cut and packed were roid | Datehess county prime me price. We heard cf We ew prime; a rele of old was made at $19, | 1d shoulders were steady, at 60 a 80. Lard was | jt. Beof- The rales were light, but prices remained steady. Beef bame were held at $15, Rear Eerare, &o —At Juction.— Williameburgh— 1 lot corner of North 4'h end North 2d street, 25x60, $05; 4 do. adjoining, $606 each, $1020; L do. corner of 8th and Grand streo's, 256x102, $450; 1 do, adjoining, 26x59, $660; 1 do do., 2628, $565; 2do. on South let street. each 256x100, $660 each, $1300; 2do. oa rear, each 252110, $650 each, $1,400; 1 do. corer of South 30 and Oth streete, 23x100, $006; 1 do. adjoining, 23x100, $006 «The towboste F Corning, JS. Rathbone, Globe, Ution. Eastern Splendid, Rochester, Insurance, Obie; parts of the towboat Heory Eckford and | ateambeate Swiftsure. 0, Eleworth. and lilinots, $45 590; | Pian end Syracuse Railroad Stock, $80 per | are, Kice,—The demand, to-day, has been large. the Feaching 760 tierces, at $3 06% a $3 25, most 98 12%. —The market continues firm, with sales of 100 1s Now Orleans, 5e.; and 200 boxes white * of 4 boxer imitation Mi- en, at €)4., short price, six months, | and small | Set | Beaton, put into ite mew Hol | have teen abl ‘here were few engagements for ether articles the | great pri tection from the iron rerow Sricxs —Further sales of 5¢0 bage Jamaica Pimento, at abeut 5346 , rhort price. '¥ —Sales of 100 barrels Ohio were made at 100 do., om private terms, State Prison was held at 243<c. MARKETS ELSEWHERE. STOCK #ALES. p and 6's, 9434; 900 do. do, Prarcirher b'ibv0 docgoarteriy 6'8° 734; O00 Bal timoie 6's, 1871 (00 B-ltimoie and Ohio Railroad dividend oLa8 £034; 32) dv do. B64; 1.000 do. do, 8034; 500 do. do. 844: 1,000 do, do, 5836; 7; 3 Bali Railroad. 35; it 4 25 do, do. 335: do: do. bt days, 38; 25 40 do, DO days, 8 do. do. 34355, 20''do.' Baltin ore ‘and Susu days, 145+ Pruraneirnra, Jan, 18—Firet Board—130 Lehigh Scrip o Nk, 8 Ban) 3 Commercial Bank, 5436; 25 U, ea 384; 5 dine sooo, 834, 27 Lehigh LotGiy 1100 Reading Oa"G) eA; 2 do. tb, bit do, 4b 1,000 de, 45 a adc 11}; BO do, 8, Dt 300 founty rw, 9934 . 8. Treasury 6p TH BuO do,, 1umag: D Unto Canal, 103: 1.000 Tena o' 2d, TH: 4000 do bd 17; sb Kensington Bank BS. 60: AW, Planters, Twa, 44: Worignre Bouda, 6034: 100% U. 8 00,000 7 ei "7, K mn b's, ck&p, 79) Between Boo rdi buy lbil Bank, 10.000 U, 8, 6's 67 65,10; 1.000 Pom Board—1 Mechanioy Bank, 27 5 Fa: 17, 80 Vieksborg Railroud, 18; 1,000 Sch. Ni 85}; 10 Harr sburg Bank, Kath oad B:nds 4434; 6 Morrie 10634; 0 Union Osual, 1034; 200 U. 8. Bank 33 Sorip, 7934; | UC bunishurg Railroad Bonds 82\4. Jan. 17.~ Brokers’ Board—20 shares Auburn sna 6's, 936. bo LIS: o 10534; 3 14 do Verment and Ruilroad, 5°45 7 do, 6 $0 do Bust B 36, 184; 12 te Bank, 58; $3,000 « ity b's, 1963, » 100. By Auction—20 shares Prt sburgh Railr ad, 25 do ¥aatern Railroad ( Wave. )9%34 Sdo Katland Raileo 74%. 18 do Suffolk Insurance Co, £9; 10 do Kasex Com) 1 G0 Bos on Atherwom, 12734." Jan. 16.—Second Bour theres Reading Railroad, 12; 2do Boston and Maive Railroad, 100%: 1940 Weevern Railroad, 10:34, Iron oad Ha Married, On the 17th instant, by the Rey. Mr. Cribbs, Groncx Locan, Bag , 10 Mien Many D> Poutaao, a m, Poller ighter of Mr. W all of this city. ed, he 18th inst., Euiza We, id Eliza W. Holland, aged The friends and acquaintances of the family are re- rpectfally invited to attend her funeral this (Friday) afternoon, atone o'clock, from 70 Third streets. At Brooklyn, early on Thursday morning, 18th inst , Emma Jane, wife of Thomas Tempest, aged 87 years, ‘The friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend her funeral. from 114 Johnson street, at haif- part two o'clock this day (Friday). Quebec papers please eopy. On Wednesday, Jan. 17th, Junta Bexcuen, young- est daughter of Henry Chaaning and Louisa Johnson Beals, in the fourth year of her age. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respeot- fully invited to attend her funeral, on Friday, at 12 o'clock precisely, from No 39 Broadway. On Wednesday morning, the 17th inst., Jonn Buaxe late treasurer of the Park Theatre, ; His friends and acquaintancen are respectfully in- vited to attend his funeral, on Friday, the 19th inst., at 8 P M., from 112 Sullivan street. On Thursday, Jan. 18h, Catanins McGaucan, Wife of John MoGrugan, aged 28 years. Her friends and acquaintances are respectfully in- vited to attend her funeral, om Saturday afternoon, at three o'clock, from No. 212 Eighth avenue, Her remains will be interred in St. Patrick's cemetery, cor- nerof Eleventh strect and First avenue, jewburg papers will pleage copy. Suddenly, in Cambridgeport, Mass , on the 15th inst., Dr, ArrxanpeR C, Brower, aged 34, lately of New York, Tn Bridgewater. Mass., onthe Sth inst , Mr. Davip Lronanv, aged 84 years; same day, Mr. B: Lrorap, brother of the former, in hi Their deaths occurred about two hours apart, both buried in one grave. MARITIME INTELLIGENCE. Port of New York, January 10, 1849. +S 9 SUN BETS, 5 5B Cleared. Ship- Peter Hattrick, Rockwell, Apalachicola, E D Hurlbut & 0, Barke—Lucelle, Keen, Cardenas, HD Brookman; Mary Smit Biarct ard, New Orloans, T P Stanton. saad eI tam) Menens, Hamburg, W Wolsser; Mary Per kine, Chase, Rio Janeiro. Siff kin & Ironsides; Wetumpka, Towler, Mobile, Sturges, Clearman & Co; Orisava, Hinds, St 1 Now mith & Walsh. Schs—J Hartt, Houghton, St Cruz, Cubs; Patrick Henry, Ches- ter, Apalacoicola, Sturges, Clearman & Co; ‘Tolocraph, Dickson, Becauna, Dunham & Dimov; Mary Vaughan Hudson. North Cmohna, J Band; Ira Bre Hortoo, Wilmington; Elou'ss, Edouard, do; Washington, Krapp, Alexandria, &0, Sturges, Clear. tnan & Ce; Eilicott, Cole, Baltimore; Eldrod, Jones, Philadelphia, McKee & Co; Sarah MeDowell, Becbee, Providence, Sic tid Taek a Arrived. rit ark Ann Harley, Scott, G! yw, wil sexgerr, to Woodhull: eM bturn. ee Brig kxcel, Lovell, Bavannah, with mdse, to Sturges & Clear. man, Sloop ChristopLer Post, Post, Virginis. Bas aesaaeate 1 mane ‘Ps Amtarsndress, Liverpool: Clintor, New Orloans; bark 2p, Ma yasuerbrgy Conny ac San Francisco: ne Book, Por. at jas, tas: sobs te 01800; Olivia, do; batk Willianelurgh, Cardenas, and others. Bark Rover, from New Orleans, arrived on Wednesday, rporte: On the 10' int, off Key Buskerm, ssw a largo steamer standin N. bad gilt work on her paddie boxes, 8th inst, Mr Lewis, of Brovklyp, a pasenger died guddenly, Th Yesterday, was mach greater ; There were several small rivers this wioter, Jaxvary 15—Wind, at sunrise, N; meridian, W; sunset, N. Herald Marine Correspondence. Enca@urows, Mass, dan 16—Arr solr Margaret Ann, Cart. wright. Boston, fer New York—was towed into port by smack Ocean Queen, having cut away hor foremast during tho lave blow, while near Chatham, Also arr, schr Utica, Bdwarde, New York for Boston. Prrcaprrrmia, Jan 18, 4 Arr: tune Nee Ome Trived—Ship Lucas, Outer. Cleared—Brig Richmond, Stearns, Cienfuegos. ae ;pitiscelianeous. ARK Baons, of Boston, from New Orleans for Lond. Jett tte Balize diet ult) ie feported ashore on Cape Flonde. Te BR Banx Hriex—Sobr Virvinian, at Boston,from erorte that on the 10th inst, In lat 9, 1on 63°90 fol ee wah Br bark He ena, from New York for Galway, cargo 19,000 bu corn, 1p sinking cord.tion, hav ng apro>g a leak di ming choked with corn. could not Buio R Russxrs, at Portland, trom Savannah, for Bath, Capo Cod. 24 inerant. took a heavy gale from NW got badly teed up. lost fore spencer, stasrail and boat, and was blown to sea; 8h Jat 10, on 684 fel in with ah Merchant of Portamouth, <fore reperted abandor e all blow sai), apparently tight; had 8 bales of bay on decks 7Pt 2A Bric Cantacr, nt Newburyport from Cadis had ‘reather om the ecast, and was 3 Scum Eauny Axx Trompsox, Koen, of and from Bal Nanay, Ni struck, on Nam Jack West, Alco make olny BAe, ultimo, and sub immediately; crew saved acd arrived at Nassau, ‘te veseol waa two years old canatig ane ral be vessel x8 old, owned by Captain K. and i Phulace phia for $6,000; cargo insured at Baltimore sor $1000. A vessel of about 120 tons, bottes green, buwarke black, with a Droad white streaks and apoio ves Jong thanéoned, was passed 19th ultim 3 Yarmouth. at New Orleans from Philaletphia The oaiy Yer mame shat could be made cut, waa" Jame dames Bart, of and from Newport, Oot 11, 40) octed malseing. Bric Feaxces, which was ashore at Owl's Hoad, tar fenicht ef 10th, and went on was got of, wits poms chi fing to copper, and proceeded to Frankfort. foun Vircin sa, of and from Now Orleans for New York, was #) Over 37 daye cut, Jon 13, lat 35 25, lon 74 46 with lomof main sta) Uboomy mainrail split, and mdder irjured; was making for oi, Bric Aust 4, Bachelden, 17 days from Wilmington, NO, for 17th inat, with lose of forosail, fore topear), jib and 4 bulwarks stove, havi fem over the quarter, on the 9tb, whieh also washed ovetbourd John Leach, ot Scotland; seaman, and Geo Williams, of Boston, cook Every exertion was made to save them, but without effect, as it was blowing heavy, EcnooxeR Vincinsan, at Boston, Nickerson, Baltimore via Dennis, where abe landed part of her cargo, Was off Cape Cod 20 inst, and was blown off the coast. On'ivth, lat 39, long 65 30, in a NNE gale, had decks swept of everything moveable. Sonn Svsay Anca, Ivy, at Baltimore, which ieft New Londen for Boston, Lec 2%, put'in for water and. provisions, ing he the vtec rvineh ae ey northorly gale, whic. con'l: ued eleven dayr, driving§ her into the Capes of ty and receiving no damien. x Lesa Narsav, NP, Jan3—On Sanday morning last several vorsels arrived bere from the wreck of the EA Thompron. As far as we to ascer'ain, this vess:1 let Baltimore on the 15th eo, With av assorted cargo for this place. The weather was 'ather lafting until the 20th, when a fie easterly breeze sprang up, wi ich We apprehond occasioned the captain te be out in his Techoving, fora o'clock in the morving of th a Leing tue loost aware of it, the breakers were see ond ins mom: i oulty effected & Kending.. ACY deock: AM, the Viel n came to tbe pagisianee of C ud suceorded in saving the p., Inve damaged state.~[ RoyalGaactio. i8eiPs! Part of Senn Joniva Brows, Lee, at Holmes Hole 16th, from Havn na, had vey hoary weether, aud #00 ase Seb 18; 1at 36 49, lob 107, mivonsel of 300 or 400 to Hi mh Notice to Mariners, he greater number of the baoys in Dela tage ten carricd amay x cently by dri (ep tba ec Vessel that were at anchor duriog the Inte Vicinity of Brandywine Shoals. are suid to hare een at # which had b fer the erection of a Light Honse theron, wader the able aie ee tev dence of Mor Blake, whove plan os Uive been proved vs ba Precticolty eff ctive apd’ su in all tho rey Which they were cesigned a viene par » Phy rn egovod ie Cortes jat New Bedtord, 14th, reports in addition—In Ji ea, May 15, Ghote, Mysto, it wba th wexaon; Dith, United stanee, Nar, 10 do d:; Juve 2, Stioalite Bridgeport, 8 do. doy dtm dae Siewart, St Jobm, NB, 90) sp SU wh: Albres, Mystic, 200) whe Reva, Grrenport, 3 whs this eonson.” Spoke, Nov ¥ off Dieg Re bier, Her} Mergan, Chappell, Ni 300 w 4 Keel ae Newport trom Paci for New rH Jot 4 55 8, lon 103 40 W, Wm Wirt, 80 W, 0 tom up. Bedford, reports 280,405 Ber ?. ap; 13th, bat 4.37.8 Jon 107 Py 14h, lat 00 8, lon 107 25 W, Kan . Heroine spoke, July 18, Eyomvor, NB, 2) op pt 40.) Kirkwovd, Nan, clean. Rusrell,’ Nan, 200 ep, 1900 wh, for Maron, n Sea, no date, Pertamouth, Munroe, of jowdi'eh, Borden, of do, boiling last whale, Spoken. Bhip Narohex, Marshall, trom New York (Ang 22) for Valps. roito Ke, Nev 2 cif Diego de Ramires (and in sight} hp Targnin, of Boston, from Mobile for Liverpost, no date, of Cope Vierioa. Si ip Orwego, from Now York for New Orleans, Jan 5, off Orange ¢fNorth Yarmouth, from Mobile for Bostom, nee, Stith, from Mobile for Boston, Jan 4, Jat 29 a rio, of Riehmond, Mo, fi of Orange Keye, ¢, from Bath for Havana, Jaa 6, nearly sul; paneled ot and from Boston for Havana, Jan 5, off Orange oan mt Merithew, from Frankfort for Matansas, Jan. 5, off Tire ridge, of Bath, from &ux Cayes for Boston, Jan 2, lat uA WO lon 74. "chr Eacter, of Beaton, steering 83W, Jan 4, lat $8 43, en 72.58. relgn Ports. Bernice, Dec 14—B8id brig Justina, Jobpson, for ’eeward. Baxnavors, Deo 28—arr brig Thomas Trowbridge, tthe: sey, New Bavi 'ARDENAS, Jan 3~Barks Fair Acadian (Br) for London, k mebogapy; Nathaniel bi » Lasley, from Epes, diag: Fr} Gocdelt Goodell. tv lond cugae tor New York: dna Sher- man acd Northman, Dean, he:ee, just art; Rufus Boule, Dil Vato, hence, dise: Hlian Bell from Portland, do; ¢ from Phils, oo: Lady of the Lake, Hi I Cs ane and Murshsl), Taylor, do; Frevblin Adams, Felker, the Fenn Hor anton yachts Busan Wardwell, Wasgett, Bere, dias: Rieaner, binbr, de, Conn, Dee 2 Ship James Corner, Corner, for Liverpool, wind mands and. Cimnevecos, Jon S—Brig Walpole, Ryan. for ® port in the baited "Star ide: Below’ tig Sarah Williams, Thompson, pence Deo 18, ‘JacwEn, Dec 24—Behr Austin, for Boston, 2 days. Linanicx, Dee 27—Mark Huntingwon, Cooksey, for Balfmore, tg wind. “Maraxzag, Jan 7—Barks N W Brid , for Port!and, ldg; Manchester, Pi arr let: Grampur, Dy ence, Sgr 30th ult diag; Orono. \ hase, fica Ellsworth, 2 day, are 25th; Brige Viator, vurtie und James Crosby, Pendleton, hence, just arr; &hi lorne®, from Phile del; b's, 21 daya, co: Swiss Bey. Molin Pordland, arr 23th vlt; Sarah Nash, Coilamer, William Her hence, dé: Frances Blien, Roby, from Ports do do; hence, 14 days art 29; David Dufll, Muro, fron Richmond, err 80th uit; Wildes F Walker, Edgecomb, for Hrevitence, oe Cicer, Wilon, for Fup tana, de; Monten, vrtis, for Ph lacelptia, nme day, with tho first cargo of pew Slates achrs Abigail, Jones, Tor” Baltimore, do do; ‘Lydia ‘ortlan*, 17 daya arr S0th; Adelaide, Btover, Stover, from Mitchell, from Charleston, via Havana, arr 5th, Arr at do 29th ult, brig Neptune, Peterson, Sierra Morcna, and ola 30th for Bristol, RB 1. Maxsanu A. Deo 18—Sld brig Persia, Robbing, Boston. Port av Prince, Deo 29—Left, brigs Booch stt, Hall for Brsto), XI ldg Nauveo, Barnes, for Philadelphia do; Carter Braxten, Coty, for Ziayw; scbrs Express, Galacar, for do day: T w York, 2 days; Catharine, assed going in, brig Sshool, ro Am s2horners. ric Harding, 18 @ from Boat Tare, Destd Re ston, and tw: ¢ 19—Drig Republic, Littlefield, New York soon. NF, Deo 19—Arr schr Pheasant, Petob,jNew York. 2, Basoomb, Philadelphia, Svninam, Dec 6—Bark Maseasolt, Fits, for Gloucester, 14 dg nies Sarah Aun, Tucker, for do, 51h; Julia and Helen, Bates, for do, uno. Sr Jaco, Deo 19—Bark Wagram, Elwell, hence, Dec 17, to lod for Trieste; schr Hanover, Dyer, hence, arr 22d, ‘Tninin»v, Jan 2— Barks Franklin, Gibbs, henoo Dec 8. arr Slat, to sail on her return in 9 or 1: day's Ezpeleta, Barron, from Rio Grunde, arr 23d ult. Deo Wth, Burk Louite Eaton, Ade, for Boston, soon, Home Ports. Barn, Jan 16—Arr bark Honry Warren, Ral ost, Jan 17— Arr ship Deefemons, Emstsor bark Pioneer, Bl ridge, Ba imore: Wiiming on, 'N ¢; scors Bridg-water, Smith, Richmond; Ocean Queen, Saith, ard Telegraph, Froemun, ‘Twngier, Va; Virginian, Niokeron, Dalt mo Dennis. ‘Telegraphed, ship Risito, re from New Orleans via Chi signal for tive ships four bark: end one brig, one ship has black sides with white streak; ani tr has ight sidis and thre have painted porte; all are to leows: Vt beck: on agewnt of head wind brig alex Milliken, Hall frog ‘Woodberry, Joncspert for New York. Cid, barks Helen 8 Pug now and Messina; Peri, Cotter, St Jago: Vesta, Flinn, Phil wren duo M Claston, Pendleton, Cardenas; Baphrates (i ) Mautien, Cornwallis: Wm M Rogers, Taylor, Baltimore; sohrs 4 eh (Br ) Mahoney, Hatfax: Joreph Bowe, (Br,) An: chy; Reidont. (Br.) Rounelet, Lui ON 3} ste, GL, Lovell do. Sail jw to SW ; brits Choctaw, Token; pilot boat Anonyma. pin Bavrimone, Jan 17—Arr shi} bark Leda. Ruark, do; bi White, New Orloans, ‘litner, Mobile; Bride, famuel, Linn, Boynton, Repo Beuderson and brig Water Witoh, bound out. Alse arr schra Busan Atigail Joy, New London for Boston; Susan Taylor, Jor. dan, Beaten; Vek di Moores, Bath, Me—was twice | lown off the const, split saite and lost deck load; Marlin, Brower, New York; steamer Georyia, Cannon, Nerfolk. Reports off the Rappahan- nock, a bark and 3 brige, and off the Potomac s full drig— al)bound up. Cid sehr Brilliant Groves, Savannah vis Old Point Vow fort. Ciuanirsron, Jan 13 Arr brig Tower, Atchison, avant; 4b, brig Pecraza, Dorritie, Nassau, NP. at Quarantine brig Cla: Hou, NOvlesps. Cid, steaminip leabel Rolling, Havana; i ba Woodstock, Blair, Liverpool; bark Walter, Thompson, N York; £p brig Joven Nonito, Alaina, Barcelona ; brig Georgiana, Bodel', NYork. 81d, Br ship Home, Muir, Liverpool, steamer C Vander. but, Marat al), Wilmington, No. Evcantown, Jan 15—Arr, schr Margaret Anp, Cartwricht, m for NYork, towed into this purt by sobr Ocean A baving cut away hor foremast on Nantucket Shoals, dariog u é heavy gale of 24 inet. 16th, Arr below, this eve, sehr Utica, Kd- wards, from N York, for Portland. Grovcxsren, Jan 16—Arr sche Queen of the West, Janvrin, Newburyport for Baltimore, Put back 1th, beg Round Fond, for Now York; sche Hutoka, for Philadelphia; Capitol, for City cint. Hoimrs's Hore, Jan 15, P M—Arr bark Lawrence, Mays. Bal- timcre for Boston; brige Hudson, Hallet, Calais for Providence: Aleit, Haskell, which ald henco’ Doo Si, for Boston. Also arr brig Gustaans, Smith, Port au Prince, for Boston. Also are achra Mav, Derrick, Norfolk for Boston; Henry Atkins, Rendell, Wil mingtony N ©, for do; Boutwell, Kempton, Newbern for do; Wa- kul-a, Varnom, Philadelphia forSalom; Julia Ann, Spates, New ‘York for Eastport; Quero, M'dermott, Frankfort for New Yor Jno Machow, Dyer; Palo Alto, Holbrock; Wim Baoon, Bpear and Simeon Baker, Hewes, Boston for Virginia; Cornelis, Paulelin, do for New York, 16th—Arr barks Mariel, Bryant, New Orleans for Boston; Eu reka, Ryder, Mobile for do; Alios Tarleton, Trefethen, 25 days trom dofor do. Also are brig Portland, Saftrd, Cardensa, Deo 15, for Portland | Also arr brigs Elvisa, Coggins, Baltimore for Fostyort; Ryaraon, do for Satem; Oscar, Ontrander, Ne bern for Boston, with lose of bulwarks and deok load; Ci Clarence, and Tarquin, Galacar, Norfolk for do; Navarra, Snow, Frederloksburg fer do,’ Also art sebr Eglantine, Uangon, Jacmi 2ath ult for Boston, ‘Also arr schr Josbus Brown, Lee. ‘Havana, Deo %4, for Newburyport or Boston, Sailed, brizs Oak, Phila: Widow, Providence; schre Relief, St John, NB; Julia Ann, East- Tort; Konbawa, and Olive branch. Now York; Jno Mashow, Palo Alto, Wm Bacon, and Simeon Baker, Virginia. it 17 days trom Wilmington, ors, before re , Brown, Blizabeth, Bliza (Ven,) Wakulla, A Lawrence, and rev outer Jackson. Newnvnyront, Jan 1—Below, brig Carthage, Graves, from Cadiz Nuw Brnrorp, Jan 16—Art sobr Ellen Rodman, Now York. PRL Mayr’. Jan Vecare back Henry Trowbridge, Prise, aw Haven, Jan 16—Arr fenry , W Inoies, Sid bark J Fortes, Herrick, do, Monivx. Jan 10—Arr ship Manteo, Layton. Boston. New Orvnans, Jan 9—Arr ships Indiana, Bennett, New Yorr; Eégar, Smith, do: id O'Donnell, Dimten. Savannah. rig Leo) Cid brig Thomas & Edward, Watt, Philadelphia; sohr J H Counee, ally, do. Ow1's Heav—Paseed through Jan 12th, brig Susan Ingraha: Washington, from Thomaston or New Orioans sche Cadet, Bich, from Baltimore for Frankfort—was 9 days inside of Gorges, Was driven as far as Cape Gab RrLAND—Are 36th, bries Rageell, Arey, Favannab, for Maria, Weymouth, Fhiladelphia, ‘Cid, brigs Henrietta, er, Motarzas; Eolian, Jordan, Cardenas; Ban Francisco, Cao Feed a i6sBelow, brig Tate from Charle ‘Rovipence, Jan 16—Below, on, Sud nk Weytoonee Apaluehiodl, = : SA.em, Jan 16—8id brig Regie, Ropes, Para. Wirsuneron, Jan 16—Arr, brig Belle, Williams, from NYork; seh: L P Smith, Miller, trom NYork; brig Niger, Herrick, from Gloucester: trig Jaecb Story, Stickney, from Salem; bark’ Man cheater, Watson, from Bostcn; brix Belsoni. Spear, from St Croix; schr Mary Bl zateth, mith. trom New Bedford, 18th, brig For. rester. Grover, from’ Fath, Me; sehr Mary Thomaston brig Canora, ibou, from th, ab ae jt : Ads heey Sel aaa ig Farr echt Mary, Blought Cuba; brig Metamors, Kendrick, for Ponce, PR say Wannren, RI, Jan 16—Sid from below, bark Providence, Ap: nchicola, having put back 15th. Passengers Arrived. New Onrxans—Bark Rover—J Newton Beach, and 1 in the steera L Sf OF LETTERS REMAINING IN THR NEW YORE Post fice, January 13, 1549, OFFICIALLY PUBLISHED IN THE PAPER HAVING THELARORS? "Pease mention the date of the List in whioh they are advertised. ment LADIES’ LIST. 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