The New York Herald Newspaper, January 31, 1849, Page 4

BATELLIGENCe BY THE MAILS, Purcapetrusa, January 30, 1819. Bhip Fever—Extortron—Firemen’s Ruot, $e. The ship Joseph Porte arrived here yesterday‘ with 100 emigrants on board, a great proportion of whom dieplayed, in their emaciated appearance, the evidence of having been almost reduced to starvation. The vesse! was sixty days on the passage; and for more than half of that time the enngrants had beea allowanced to one buiscuit a day, and a scanty supply of water. Many had to be carried en skore by their friends; and some who were sick wxh fever have been transferred to the City Hospiml. Two children died on board the day she arrived. The charge of extortion pending against Messrs. Biagkmen, and Heysham, two young members ot bar, is now se trial in the Supreme Court. The offence charged 1s for obtaining more than $100 trom Mrs. Gigon, tor the purpose of settling a tifling suit for assault and battery, brought against her by anotherfemale, Tt will probably occupy the attention of the court for several di The Irish Orphan Ball took place last might; and, as usual, Lila saloons of the Museum were Ww jancers. ae en among the firemen, 1 Kensington, at last,ended ina man receiving such inju- n gs to cause death. A young, met named Walker, a member of the Taylor Hose Co., was stabbed om Saturday night, by a party said to be- Jong to the Hibernia Hose, and the wound proved fatal Jast night. AProrINTMENTS BY THE PresipENT, by and with the adviee and consent of the Senate —Leonard Jones, of Maine, U. S. Consul for Chagres; M. F. Bon- sano, of La, meiterand refiner of the U. S. branch mint at New Orleapr, vice P. A Bertrand, declined.— Captain James Duncan, 2d regiment U.S. A.. colonel Dy brevet. to be inepeotor general of the army, vice €olone) George Croghan, deceased. U. 8, Marshals—Samuel McClurg, for New Jersey; Jobn Lane. for Kentucky; and Morlan Forest, for Ma- vyland - their former commissions having expired. 7 Onllcalene of the Custems— William D Starr. Middle- town. Ct.,viee P. Sage, commission expired; Ephraim ¥. Miller, Salem and Beverly, Mass. vie James Miller, resigned; Gershom Mott, Burlington. N. J. vice Ger- charles Byrne, St. Johns, Fla od; HE. W Clark, St. Mary's, rk, deceased; Eli F. Stacy, Glou- jane, re-appointed; John A, Parker, Tappa- ik, Va f the Customs—A W. Wilds, ipenieby B Lewes, Bayou St. Joha, Li David Hay Wm Maxwell, Sunbur; Bes} ‘Stiles. Hardwick, Ga , all re. appointed; Walter Havens, Greenport, N ty vice T. L Ireland, resigned. . Hodson, register, land office, Tenrinte Tracepy at Sea.—-On Thursday morning, the 12th instant, the Eaglish schooner Amelia. of Glasgow, arrived at this port. in distress, part of ber crew baving mutinied, and murdered the @aptain, supercargo, and first and second officers. The particulars of this tragic oocurrence are, as nearly as we have been able to gather them, as follows:—The Amelia left Meratian on the 9th September, and the eomt on the 19th, with acargo and $300,000 in specie, bound for China; Mr. Cook and lady, and Mary Hud- serving maid, being parsenge in the night 8d October, the middle watch, three of the tacked the second mate, and killed him. The in_and Mr. Cock, hearing the pee came on deok One of the ruffians was stationed at the fore- eastle batoh, to prevent atch below from coming up. and the other two attacked the captain and Mr. i, wiluing the latter. and badly wounding the for- captain succeeded in ig down into the os having procured @ cutlass, vas again goles on deck, when be was stabbed in the neck, aad fel back # lifelees corpse. The ream “Mrighte noise, and groans of the murdered, were ordered to te rooms; the mate was secured in hi n of the cabin, d @ coast of Peru. On the follo: was told that he pon ae the adly, ‘They then threw all the letters overboard, and getting outa large quantity em, and threatening them with death if they did not comply. It is more eaey to imagine than deseribe Useisfeellage. ‘No rey of bope beamed om the future; Dut, thanks to a kind Providence, deliverance wes at band.—Polynesian, Oct. 14. Horrisie Mvrver in THE Gop Reaion.—By the Mary Frances, news was received of the mur- éer of John R. Von PAster, formerly s resident of this pla Ast October, at the mill on ‘the south branch of the American Fork, about fifty 9 from Sutter's Fort. The murder was perpetrated y ae named Peter Raymond. It appears. from all Raymond oom: mills for the purpose of procuring liquor, which was refused him by the keeper. Raymond. be- coming boisterous. and inquiring for Von Pfister, he fiually rose from his bed and went out, with the view of pacifying him. In this Von Pfister Partially suc- ceeded, but on rising to bid Raymond ht, was stabbed andfell tothe ground. Von ned his feet, but was pursued by Raymond and nea jd again near the heart when he fell dead. Raymond was pur- sued, eanght. and brought back to Sutter's Fort, by Forgeaud, J. B. Knapp, and Mr. Stone, the two latter, formerly residents here. Raymood was to be tried by @ jury of twelve men. Feare were entertained that the murderer would yet eseape.— Polynesian, Evorement [.xTraorpinany.—On Friday eve- Bing last, a most verdant pacts by the name of George G,’De tit lar- wife—with Cc e town of Rich- lend, Oswego county, being «farmer, hired s young man to work for him. The oung man has been in ie 4 it seemea Mrs. Calking much so that they eloped together. e husband followed them, and traced them into Madison county; thence ento Oneide eounty, to Utica, ‘and finally to this place, where he fo ; they were passing as man and wife. The ri ‘the woman caused the tripling to be ar- ; he was locked up until the next day, when he was brovght out for examination. Upom an investi- gation of the case, the boy was told he would be dis- ebarged upon condition he enlisted himeeit inthe Uni- tea for five years. He seemed pleased with the conditions of this sentence, and agree: Met; and in charge of the officer it to barracks and enlisted The woman is a smart, buxom-looking lass, about 84 years of age, and when she learned what the boy bad done, wept mort bitterly, and ssid she ‘would bave bim st the end of bis enlistment. if she had to travel to the end of theearth. The lad is between 17 and 18 years of age, and his attachment seems eqvally strong. He saya he will have her when his out. However, Mr Calkins took his wife home, they will undoubtedly remainin peace—at least, till the expiration of five years. The boy will be kept in cepfinement et the barracks until this morning, when he will be allowed to parade our streets dreseed dlue.— Syrecuse Star, Jan, 27. Tax Pamrers.—The Boston Printers’ Union, & society recently organized, have iesued an ad- dreen tothe printers of Bosten. From it we get the following facte—concerning the number of printers in this city, and their wages: — Daily Boo! Press, Weekly. ond eb, Total Buployers....... 34 80 106 230 Apprentices 19 46 101 166 Journeymen. 160=C~C~«‘ 248 4a1 Of the latter receiving under 25 e rM 9 88 58 Averege wages 01 fae P meoymen per wee $6.25 76 Hours ot labor per day. 12 10 bas | Female compositors... — oe 22 ee Average wages of female compositers per week $3,00 98,00 Except Journal, Traveller,and Transeript, the jour- meymen on the daily press work veven days in the wee In alarge number of weekly offices and book and job vttices, there is no standard rule of prices ; 3 employers take work for the best price they can | get_for it, and the journeyman of course suffer. sustain a standard rate of prices. ca LT ong ‘here are 166 journeymen working twelve bours ench day, and reven deys each week, whoreseive on an average $925 per week. Is $9 25 per week a oufl- There are 326 a8 to The address cient compensation for so much labor? in working ten heurs each ds: ploye he rating Cflice ‘he immigration of type: “stich ers from country towns into this city, has elwaye been a subject of complaint with the educated printers. It takes half a day to learn to set type, and manly a young fellow graduates from a New Hampshire or Maine office in mix manthe after he enters it, But it takes several years for a man to learn to be a printer; and it 19 no wonder that the printers are inimical to the pe-stickere. But we do not think that the com- saint aeainst temale type-stickers is quite so rea- Whe range of female labor 1 so cireum- pos sthat if a large number of young women ean obtain heglihy employment in printing offices, it ie not fair to make oliections.~-Boston Repub- kican, Jan. }. Faow Ryo Janzino.—Cay’ jtain Foxwell, of the bark Active, arrived at thi por yesterday from Rio de Ne reports thet as ming out of that port the 284 December, toamer was 0 doubt the mail @teamer Oregon, the second ship of Mes. 6. Atpiowall’s Pecifo line. — Bai timere, Jan, 29, One of the objects of the Union is to | ir piace for them? | Zhe Gold Fever. Our Isthmus Correspondence. Panama, New Gaanapa, Jan. 7, 1849. ‘We arrived in Chagres on the 24 of January, which consists of some fifty huts, and about three hupdred men, women, end children. The castle at the mouth of the Chagres is dilapidated, with no sol@ers, and was builtin 1392, I was the first passenger who left Chagres, and arrived the first ot Paumma, leaving Chagres on the 3d at 1. M., and striving in Paname at 6 P. M. on the 6th, passing many of the John Ben- son Falcon passengers, on the river, and in the mountain defile betweem Cruces aad Panama. A sin- gle canoe, in these times, from Chagres to Cruces, with two oarrmen. costs about twenty-five dollars, Pariies of two and .vur, in larger canoes, with three men, cost about ten dollars each, being allowed some two hundred or three hundred and fifty poundseach. The cances are 1@ feet long, from twoands half tothree , with a covering in the centre about thre feet high from the bottom of the cance, and about eight feet long, compored of bamboo and leaves. You can- not sit Upright with a hat in the canoe, but must lie orrestom yourelbow The current is from three to 0ix miles againat you in the ascent of the C! es; often three boatment cannot move the cance for fifteen minuter, the current is so powerful. To avoid the current in the centre of the river, they confine them- selves close to the bank, and have often to cross the stream when the water is too deep for their poles near theshore. Much time is lost in this way, and readers 88 @ correspon- dent informed your readers, » land you at Gor- 3 by misrepri , saying that the road is Detter, and males cheaper, from Gorgona to Panama n from Cruces to P. I stopped one hour at Cruces about tventy Elliott, of the army, a Mr. Luckett, of do., and died (1t is said) of Asiatic cholera, which was reging with great violence at New Oriea the Falcon left. 1 slept in the house next to Eiliot, being by his bed eral times dari night, to render assistance. deuth to General Persifor seemed deeply affected choly intelligence. It a'L., ate fruit, exposed themsel uD, encamped at Cruces, ran a@ foot race in the fun, &e. Captain Elliot, with other — officers, bad some $200,000 in specie in their charge, which is there still, likely to be, in comsequence of the scar- city ot mules, and the enormous expense of transitfrom CracestoPanama. There are large numbers of mules belonging to the Englirh, used for the transportation of specie on its way trom Mexico to the Atlantic, and the British consul has, | learn, probibited their use by Americana, or 1or any object save that for which they Were designed by the British government. A riding mule or ho: you are fortunate enough to get one, from Cruces to Panama, costs from $12 to $15 now, and will probably cost mere as travellers congregate.— On the day of my arrival $50 could not hire one, I wandered in the swamps, amtdrain and thunder that made the earth trembie, in pursuit of a mule, and by management got # mule and guide, and thanked the stars for my success. For the transit of my baggage from Croces to Panama. consisting of three packag: weighing some sixty pounds each, | paid one P10 Annio, anative, $44, fe : baggage has not a farses ume it will to-day. slaps ia, at Cane Peagt been 6 of The bark Ann and J arrival of the California some four m are about to return to the States, the Calif ing been heard re There sre two schooners in Port—one of fort dthe other of ninety. A party of about t! irty purchased the latter for eas "000, from the British consul, and lea Tuesday next, for San Francisco. I am party, baving resolved not to wait for the whore arrival is very uncertain. There are about two hundred passengers here, and it is reported that many are awaiting the arrival of the California down the coast; but of this we have nothing strictly reliable. Board here is $2 per day at the two hotels, which tclerably well conducted. General Smith told me about an hour since that he recommended the commander of aFrench brig of war, about to sail for Valparaiso, to stop at Pito, and request the whalemen generally there, to come to Panama, and carry pas- fengers te cisco, who said if the winds favored him he would do se; but I hardly think he will trouble bimreif so much. Several who attempted to walk, for want of means, from Cruces to Panama, became sick in the mountains. Ged bave mero LS many between this place and Chagres, sick, disconsolate, and without money, in s strange land, far from their homes and friends. From Chagres to Cruces is about three days’ jour- ney. | performed it in Jesstime; but it oat me con- siderable money. When the natives lingered | gave them money. From Cruces to Panems ise day's joar- ney; and rd on your arrivalat Penams you shor ‘tainly bathe your entire body in brandy. No man was ever born, nor ever will be, with desorip- big powers pean enough to desoribe the horrors ) caee tween Cruces and Panama. Chagres, Ee oon, Gcrgons, Cruces are mud puddk ed abeder of death to unecclimated, where ipa a of the pray and ague sometimes will. The dreadful in the canoes from Chagres on, Cruces age’ you can survive it if abstemious. Eat no fruit what- ever, avoid the night air, &o ; but when you pass the for centuries, from Cruces nier dangers and fatigues Lari Tne road or path is laces for the pine anger ng You often descend # flight of cavities pg ix feet, ule gether, cape ino prickly bush, sad mud.” The nd indeed the rider, often stand trembling conds on the brink of ipice, ere eiths 4 Gare advance. oe sigh above it ith the bat of rocks towering high it seems utterly fame: sible for even a man to pass; ‘but you manage to get through by condensed into hty ‘small Cy pass. But why attempt to describe it? It can’t bo done. Ine word, from Cruces{to Panama meught but rocks, mie, gullies, ravines, Pape aneny stones weighing from o: & hundred pounds, every conceivable impediment of petare, to harass you. It is horrible, mest horrible; and with this apparently exaggerated description before you, you cannot form any conception of the dangers and fatigues of # jour- er! from (1000s to Panama. ‘aptain Stoddard, and officers generally, especially Mr Carrington, the purser, did their utmost to ee the pass The Cresent is a noble vess ad e ‘passengers, der her eourteous a generous minded commander and officers my fervent ativude for their kindness to myself and the passen- wishing them much good luck, happiness, to, is a walled city, with dilapidated wails, cas of centuries old Eight out of ten are pro- ho seem very happy. Yesterday wasa they were Out last evening in the brilliant light in ibe public squares, sin a ‘and dane: sear, all clad in white, with excellent instru tal music, ko, The river Chegres, with all ite serpe’ has much beautiful aco ioh produsts of the earth grow on ite banks, The air rings of beautiful birds. From Chagres to © the embankment gradually nd many ® noble biuff to high above ee ame the y ‘tranquil Pacific, om your right are mejestie mou! ins, ciad with Lae d before you is with i The road for some two mie two hundred years, by the treets are about as wide as d are paved like ours; the buildi with balconies, stor superintended by the native wom about the streets this morning, (Sanday.) with toeir biack gowns, black hate, and segars, seeming very bsppy. The population is about 10,000, all Catholics. ‘The oountry is in a dreadful plight. The value of ooin changes every hour. | would like to impart some in- telligence to your readers respecting the state of the country; but it is 60 improbatie that I might, perhaps, mislead your readers, which | am oarefal % 2 bs ay O Ged! O God! Two of the Creteen’ passengers have just come into my apartment, just from Cruves, and wept Jike little children, from fatigue, having walked some four miles, giving $20 each for two mules which (bey met ip the mountains, where they baried two men—one whore name was Taylor, who came out in the Falcon An old gemtieman, named ere, from Huoren, 66 years old, with three sons, has just come into my 1eom, bowed down with sorrow Buc! must lore, Mr ‘ington, purser of the Crescent, is about to depart for Chagres. Tbe gold in California is plentifal. according to the latest reports from there; but what is gold, compared with competency, contentment. surrounded by dear friends, #0? STEPHEN H. BRANCH, The Emigration to California, s = MOVEMENTS IN NEW YORK. nnexed 16 @ list of passengers by the pilot beat Ww. G. Hacksteff, Captain hike, abies sailed ame tday for San Francisco :— . M. Hogg. Lockport, New York; A. H. ‘Todd, N Vern Cornelian Nye, jr, Maine; John ©. Oli Malden, Mare.; W. W. Lewir, do.; Ale: We learn that the steamship Unicoro, te pio- neer of the Cunard line, hav been sold to a com- pany of gentlemen in this city for $45,000, aad is to be employed in the Caljfornia trade. She was to leave in a few daye after the Canada tor tie port The following are the passengers sailed in the schooner ©. G. Scull, tor California via Brazos :— J.E. Field, D. Rice, George Shelman, Wiliiam Far- gveon. Williom French, Thomss Geffry.G W. Hamil. ton P. B Kinzely, Samuel Whiten, George Whiten, Ebjab Bleakely, Alonzo MoCloud, Benjamin Sanders, Seth Temple, ?. G. Gardner, Allen Ward, D, M. Cole, Jobn P. Smith, Stephen Card, These sailed about a week ago, MASSACHUSETTS. A company, composed chiefly from the citizens of Chilmeck, (Martha’s Vineyard) have purchased the brig Vesta, of Edgartown, and are bound to the gold regions A company is being formed in Edgartown, who ore about to purebase a bark and proceed to Cali- forpis. Edgartown wht send more men to Oali- fom considering the number of inhabitants, thaa uy town in Massachuseuis {From the Boston Journal, J non. 8 } BR i ‘the last week there were ene re Phere ar a Francisco, taxing out 480 ‘here are still eeenae vessels ad’ same destination, all of which will take sat thelr soeenen So far an we can ju ), the ex- citement does not sbate, bet me Beat SA's and street as much said a! “ California,” going,” “round the fore? “ overlans,” ... week or a fortnight since. Many ofoarshop- Se who stay at home, are not entirely free from infection, if w: Pah judge from the numerous p's- jeir goods, which at the present on all made expresaly for “Cali- morning “ California Cheese” inscribed }d exhibited for the benefit of the ad ages seem alike stirring in the matter. +liman, who was 20 decrepid oely able to get on board the vessel, n the bark Drummond, on Sat lear: about 16 years old, for $9, 080; 10 tons, 2 oF 8 years old, for $—; brig Chas. J. Dow, 137 tons, 3 or 4 years old, for $7,000; Taranto, 278 tons, 6 or 7 years old. for $9. 900; Canoal- cus, — years old, $4,500; Sarah Abigail, 14 years old, 211 tone. for $6.600 The brig Forest, Captain Varina, which sailed from this port January 11, for San Francisco, was spoken on the ith instant in lat 87%, lon. 63, by the ship Uriel, at this port. Passengers all wel A company has beem formed at Neponset Villaze, Dorchester, to proreeute mining and trading in Cali fornia. They wild eail im the bard Lanerk from Bosto: some time during the wee resident, Nathaniel H bard of Dorcheeter ; Viee ident, John Sins jof Mil- ton; Secretary, John C. Edwards of Quincy ; Direo- tors, Joseph GC.’ Robinson, Jam janchard, Henry Pepe, Lemuel S. Blackman of Dorchester. ‘A new company ie about being formed in Lynn, and another in Salem. for the purpose of mining and trading. The Mail states that the Lynn company will leave Lynn about the firet part of April, and pre- ceed by the way of St. Louis, Independence, and the chy Nebraska, In wagons, directly to the gold re- jons. We learn from the Salem Register thatthe Rev Ben- jamin Brierly, late pastor of the second Baptist Church im that city, is to sail for Sen Francisco, in about a week, ae chaplain of the ship Duxbury, Mr. Brierly eer compelied| to leave his people en the account of ill eal The ship Hopewell, Captain Littlefield, the first ‘Yerre) from Rhode Island, sailed from below Warren on Sunday. She carries out the Providence Mining and Trading Ccmpany, anda large number of passengers, in all 106 pertons. RHODE ISLAND. The following is a list ot the passengers in the ship Hopewell, which sailed on the 26th instant from Warren, R. I., for San Franciseo:— Edward E ‘Chase, Ezra Dodge, Philip M Fiske, James D Simmons, George T Bowen, John B Pierce, Jeoxe E Ravee H. Carrison. Christopher Vaughn, D. H. Weson, N. B Horton, William J. Silver, Daniel P Andrews, William D Batts, Lewis P. Field. James B. Carder, Robert I. Reynolds, ahr W. Thompson, Caleb Burbanks, Thomas C, Pierce, John B. Simmons, William H. Thurber, Jacob Zurlinder, Charles Herr, William M Cullough, Henry T. Treadwell, William Batcheller. Thomas Warner, Daniel V. Ross 2d, T. B Carr, Talmadge G Robins, Edgar B. Windsor, Warren Pierce, ‘Harley M?Donald, Edwin Spencer, Samuel Tompkins, William F. Allen, Franklin White, J. Bereaie D. Manton, _ Knowles, Geor Weeden, Theodore 8. A: Joseph P. W: As Thomas C. Peckbam, Clar! " of Providence; Wanton Briggs jun., Luoii Ww. Brown, Edward Smith, Stales Brow: ; George H. Smith, of Stoni , Christopher Meabury, of | Wiliam J. Luther, James Vinson, o' aries Sweetser, John B dward Johnson, Jacob T. William K. Levett, Charles . of Woonsocket; Albert King, of Cranston; G. N. Pratt, jr, A. G. yh Bennett, Nicholas Rathbone, of tobe: ton sley, of M obi vmas J of ‘Black Kingston; peel ing axles G. Hidden, Fras. Holmes B. Aldrleh. Tipp, oe one ow, ‘Randall, J G. Reynolds, Anthony A. Whitman Tift, Thomas Hatt H. White, of Easton, Mass.; stone; Darius Pierce, of South to the vicinity of Providence, C! Reed, Thomas Cole, Perry M. Hathaway, Jobn E. Edd: Grinnell, Francis B. Gi Morris J. Dooley, Thot no Grinnell, Moses ner, Cornelius Seabury, . Palmer, E. Slocum, Edw. F. Gardner, Ass A. Slocum, ‘Andrew J. Corey, Cora. Seabury, William H. Surgens, William §. Hendrick, Seth Partee, Alfred W. Pratt, Robert Smith, Beriah Mason—106. Politieal intelligence. ‘The whigs ot the 4th Congressional District of Vir- ginia ha jominated Henry P Irving as their candi- ate for Cong: General Taylor, at the late elec- tion, had £7 majority in the district. oes whig majority in the Fahne of Vermont presented the name of Hi Jacob Collamer, of State, for the post of Attorney Generalin the new whig cabinet. Joel Eastman bas been nominated as a candidate for Congrers by the whigs of the 2d district of New Hamp- shire, Gen. Peaslee, the present representative, is the democratic candid: Domestic Miscellany. Francis M. Hill, a native of Utics, N, ¥., anda prin- ter, was elected Mayor of Kingston, U. C Mr. Davis, of West Roxbury, Mass. keeper, and several children, were bitten on Sunday last. The jail of Boston was set on fire. on Sunday. pe | § beer hey? ae nearly suffocated by smoke bet fire was discovered. en @ deed sen bout his house ‘by a mad dog is nk, named Mercaricus, has @ tract of land, near Kingston,"C. W., establich a branch of his order (the,’ Trapplste of sount Mileray) there. Two houses and barns of S.& A. Boyden, in New Braintree, Mase, were destroyed by fire on Sunday —— inst. Lose about $8. 000 Oliver Chick- ering has been arrested for setting them on fire. Dr. Jonathan Leopard, the oldest physician, one of t! dest tants of Sandwich, died in thet town on the 26th inst. Histwo thers, both over 80 years of age, died the week before. His wife, who sur. hae him, bas been married for more than half a ee: ary. A broker's office was robbed in Boston, on Saturday, of $600. The Ranter meeting-house, in Lowell, Mass., ocou- pled sss bowling saloon, was destroyed by fire on Se. Toneay, Lose, $6,000. ‘ilism Osborne was arrested in Albany, om Sunday on « charge of setting fire to hisown house. William Golden, of New London, Conn., was hurt some time since, at a fire in that elty, since which time he has been a raving maniac. Andreas Hall was convicted at Troy, N. Y., on Fri day Jast, of the murder of Miss Amy Smith, snd se: tepeed to be bung on the 16th of March. Barney O Donnell, recently convicted of the murder of the ita- boy, Ralto, wassentenced to be hung at the same e. A negro man broke his neck, at Charleston. §. C on the 28d instant, by falling off « raft of lumber. Freeler was recently killed, at St. Louis, by {be ce, and » pole which he carried, falling ¢ A jy line boats is about to be established between Cincinnati and St. Louis. The execution of Carroll and Thomas Henderson, at Pickens, 8. C., for murder, has been postponed until the first Meee: f in Maroh,in consequence of the ill- ness of Carrall and Henderson. posta were to have been executed on Friday, the 2nd prozimo. petition for divorce came up b Legislature Jast week, in which Mrs, Sally A. Britting bam prayed & release from her husba: Smitb. when love concluded she liked the latter b nd appeal oe Legislature to sustain her choice and annul the former. Court of Special Sessions Before Judge Daly rer a Fitsgerald and Jan. 80.—Anne E Daley, charged with stealing a lece of ratinet, valued at $7, the property of Samuel ‘atrop, was convicted, ae peneenees: to six months’ confinement in the ff Assault and Battery. Sante loyd wae placed at the dar. charged with aseaultiog bie wife. On being called on for hie defence by the Court, Lloyd said that he had Just left the horpital, and that bis wife insulted and provoked bim to that degree that he gave her a ¢l the face, in his anger, with bis left hand; that hi asked ber for # clean shirt, as he had worn the o: 4 on him for no less thi washing one 'for Hi J, and grumbled att her neglect. She replied nd ok him with birt (laughter), ogee to whiel put him out of doors. struck bim on the eye (roars of Lt bend Court b John O 1g © watoh, » gold key, and othe pecony belonging to Sane Dopobve, to the valne of vw Bene acquitted, the testi- mony against bim being wssoult and Battery — drag qnite @ good looking colored woman, resid! MoDougal street, was put forward, charged w: ipg committed an aserault and bettery on Charles Beweer, (oolored.) residing on the same premises, Hannint Nicnors, (colored) testified that she saw prironer throw several plates at the proseeator, (levphter,) ene of which inflicted a woundon his head. Bows, the prosecutor, teatified that prisoner charg- ed bim with living improperly with last witness, and having gone to explain the matter to Esther, and having denied the whole affair, he then told her that if the bad raid no of him. she wasa “ d——d liar.” This gave caure for the asrault,and Esther then slapped the plates at bim. (Rosrs of laughter ) Pritover having pleaded the abuse given by Bowser, ip justification for her pitching the plates at him, the court rurpended judgment: Eather left the court qoute @ heroine, apparently, in her own estimation, ma'ttering as she left, in “That she won ld take tbe lie fiom no Job.® Brien and William Su! ing co ton, were acquitted, th I ‘SB centr. Jebn Driscoll was pareel of oakom belonging to Ia ciah Williams; was sentenced to 10 deye’ comfuemens in che City Pri The Court sdjourned to Dridey morning, at 9 o'slook, jolph Fiube 4 Sete: irfex county, ovisien wage one ay ble campaign of Gen unvettling the market for breadetuffs and cotton. Holders of flour, however, demanded the same prices as current before the news; while 19 sales were made at old prices, to the home trade, for which there was a «! ly demand. There were moderate sales of wheat, on terms stated below. Corn was dull, and rales made at a decline of about two cents per bushel. There was more doing in mesl, and on terms essier to purchasers. Oats were active, at low prices. There was no change in rye orrye four. There was comsiderable activity in prime pork, and sules pretty freely made at am advance, while mess was hel: at higher rates. There was no alteration im beef or beef_bame, which were steady. at last week’-jquotations, Bales of cotton were light, aod on terms more favorable a ea though the market had not opened. t exceed 2,000 or 2,600 bbis , in seps- ag which were 600 Genesee, at 15 56% $5 6234 ; 250 bbis. Belsisene, told at $0 37}, New Orleans a! $5 81%0.; pure and fa: Genesee reme:ped about the same; small former were mad: prices. Wheat. orted at 1086., and 600 Long Island bbeought em--Salesof 1 (00 busbele Southern, yellow, were 600 ; 6,000 do. Southern white, were sold on @ cargo of 2500 Southern mixed, sold easier to purcbasers. Faxicuts,—Cotton was engaged to Liverpool at 6-16d., and 20,000 bushels corn, in bulk, at 7o ; other sma)l epgsgements were made at 7}4d. Some lard and beavy freight was taken at 27s. 6d. There was no change to the continent. Fruit.— There have been farther sales of 2,500 boxes Palermo orang nd 700 do lemons, at about $1 873¢, cath; and 1,000 boxes bunch raisins at $1 45, at which the market is frm. Hemr.—A parcel of 250 tons dew rotted American has been taken at $155 a $160, usual time, ae were made of 400 bales Staten Island at 0. Tron.—The market for pig is firm, with an upward tendency in prices. Sales of 250 tons No. 1 Scotch at $23. now held at $23 60 a $24. Lime was steady; we noticed the arrival of two car- goes since our last report. Oats —Sales of 3.1 too bushels ory were made at » and 4,400 bushels Virginia, at 26 The market for linseed b5e, with » fair were mount of ral rises, Ort. Mrar,.— Some 200 Bags cbanged hands at $147 per cwt. Provistons—Sales of about 1,000 barrels prime pork de & $12 75, closing pretty ‘Aen ly at ure jes of 200 barrels mess were made at a 2a "sh 6 Lard—Sales of 300 keg Deel There was no change in jaturday. Butter and cheese were steady at lust ‘week's quotations. Ricr.—There js but little inquiry,and we hear of rting. nothin, rth re; Rear Estate. ‘Brookiyn~2 lots on Sands street, near Hudsonavenue. each 18 6x108 6, $645 each, $1,200; ldo. in rear, 23 4x102 6, $642; 2 do. adjoining, 3638 each, $1,270; 3 do. Hi oy street, near Hudson ave- nue oxch 214x103 6, $600 each, $1,800; 8 do. on rear on Na a street, $700 each, $2,100; 5 do. on Tillary, near Reymond tree ach 235x100, $385 each, $1,925; 1 gore corner Cannon street and Park avenue, $560; 1 lot on Park avenue, 100, $420; 1 do adjoining, $435; 1 do. do, iat 1 gore’ adjoining, $610; Liot on Division ‘street near Park avenue, 24 62109, d $210; 3 do. 1. $186 each, $555; 1 do. on De'! 1@ street. 252100, $580; treet, each 256x100, $700 each, $2,100. New York—Store and lot 216 Washington st.. ‘$60. 500; house and lot 535 Brosdway, 26x100, $18 500, do 203 Oth street, $7,500; do 472 Grand street. 25x75, $7,400; do. 285 Frsot, street. $4 400; do. 30 Beekman street, bn edi $8,800; do. 46 West Washin, rant Place, 25x97, $6. . 48 do. do , $6,950; do. 122 Liberty street, Staea, $4 800 Sexps.—Timothy was worth about $18 a $20; clover, 60.0 7c.; and flaxseed, 1250. ‘Hiaxxy —Several small lots, in all about 100 bar- rels State prison, were reported at 240 and 100 do. New Orleans, at 230. MARKETS KLSEWHERE, STOCK BALES. Punis paved, Jan, 90-—Firat Board $300 Penn's 50 76%; 3 Mechan.ca’ Bk. 263; 8 di 9 Cincinnati 6, 5 50 Girard Bx, bh Cl Beri 000 Boa: Vicki nh O's 6; ate eburg “tit aa oh oa hk mone ore Sal, 5 F P23) 200 UB. Lon 54, 0810094; 8 Kensing, |, Jan 29—Broker's Board—10 shs Fite! ‘Railroad, Boston & Maine Ralieesd, 105; 100 de Reading Rail. 1, 1236; Be do do, poo. 1G vate ig deletes 15 5 do Western do do, 103; 5 do OI — Fe t ast Portland.’ p45 Raitroa lerchants’ nae a do Bogle 20M Se 7 $800" Vermont & Masa Ratrosd Wg. Setar are Z—Becond Pa 1 do Yo do Wanttra, Railcond 108" Bde‘ d_ 103; 5 do do, b8O0, dence Railroad, 2834; 90 4 jen.ce Rails 40 Hast Boston age. invited to aioe the from the residence of her father, P. A. Young, xt door to Lith street, this afternoon, at 20 olock, without furthur notice. ‘Allittle one will ask—What was my mother like? rh a: gel answereth, the serapb.” On Tuesday, ey 30, Livenia R Born, youngest daughter of Andrew C, Boyd, aged 9 monthsand 10 daye. The relations and friends of the family, a also nn members of Acorn Lodge No. 207, 0. of O. Tequested to attend the funeral, this (Wedn av) afternoon. at 2 o'clock, from the residence of bee father, No. 19 Washington street. Her remains will be taken to Greenwood jetery. Drowned, off Cape Horn, Nov. 27, 1847, James Sutin, of New York city In February, Teas, Mr. Benny, first officer of ship Japan, on her passage from the line to Honolulu ff the port of Honolulu, in March, 1846, Tuomas wriss of Fal River, drowned from ship Eleanor, whilst che was 10 miles from the shore. June 27,on the N. W. Coast, James T. Crocken, Sas steerer, Midas, killed. He belonged to Providence, . 1, but was @ native of Falmouth, Mass. wt) San Diego, Californi ir. E. K. Pe: wre eae on Me , and THomas Cooxx, alc uth, Mass , formerly and 4th officers on board Ameriean whale ship Lagoda, They left the ship in Deeember, lay out in the woods four days, and shortly afver arriving at San Diego both ie By awhale, 12th January, 1848, on New Zealand, Davin Henxsey, an Irishman by birth, but belonging,to Troy, N. Y., killed. He belonged to the Electra, of New London. By a whale, August 10, Jon Mvens, of Baltimore, aged 27, killed By a whale, June 3, Hexny O, Hoves, of New York, aged 23 years, killed. June 17, b; Liverpool, and Andover, Mas ‘apt Lewis L. Fisn, jp Alexander Baro! now remains. He bad been. sick most of the voyage, At Guam, in Maroh, 1848, Wittiam Rooer, oarpen- ter of bark J A. Robb. killed. W. Roger belong w Norfolk, Va., and came out in ship Pac! ssi Weekly Keport of Deaths In the City herr Ly hha pleated ot Ji m, TL; ay oye tony él; — ae Gi 43 —Total, 202) mctnnd 1; atwophia, 1; bleedii 2 bleodi: ‘bronehi Pry T; exobexia, 1 eagual tia 1 wai 2; consumption, 60; convulsions, 2 eon gemtion lenge, 1; sonetipaiion, 1; debility, ik ropay, 8; dropey in the head, pe fever favuta "1 fever viltous, iter Femittent 1: fever foarlet. 4; frre ver typhus, 6; fever comgeative, hooping cough, 8; infammation, 2; in of brain, Ti ts dammation $f Dowela.& infiacmation ot a mye ion fangs inflammation of scomact jot tarot, 1s {ndammation of liver, 2; intom: ior rasmus, 5; mi mortifi Fo fi memerere beara Theamasigm, 42, vari own, 151 fo 0 avant ti Se b's 2 41; Pia) sat: iaioee 1 W to 70, 14; 70 to BU, 6; 80 to 90, ie Bi tno, 2 City Inspector's Office, Jan. basa t puerpe fever typhord, heart, diomaee of mation of Ridneys, agua Is Le Nommith and ‘raxklin, Lo; Suwannee, Clark, 8 A A Rogers; trong, Tait be oa Wade), J ee keotncene ea he dlaih Braet PLipa Sym y Livepen'D Dee tt, with mdse and 14 ers: to A beroen Br Oe, ge Sy wh ae oad 1 rH Minos Uobdes. of ox from Hehiey tiem gst oe 126, lam—, parved Br ship Agnes of Hull, eet, yet wae ted mo wi Jan 12, ia on 2 shoke ant iat and api pl foreath, mainaat, ® heavy sos, whieh filled between rf scaman, was kaoshed over- | with cotton fyom tho wreck of the American sbip BO Dalley, Tonra'sed drowned, oot loreyare and ree Davee oot, | Sem Tag: HF cimssow, wreosedioere during he berciouae wh! ¢ | ‘The John Ker, arrived from St Joha. itake, Deo 27, Lat 3 20, ot Jon 18 30, the American sobr Nathas. from Newport: had very cos, of heavy weather, lost raile, bulwarks, the side of the round house Ry ‘stove, and lost @ man overboard the night previous. 0, 22—The Ancens, from New Orleanste Havre, wee regal tee neeapneie cee arg eee be 78 many balca bave come on shore—Peamang rend erew suvel. Gaxway, Jan 7—The barque Albion Ture t ans amved hlbmors ing cacountered 8 aca ity, NC. Beur Biter Brews Be Beaton, kins, Vanderbilt, Frederiakabuagh, Geo Ross, Dorr, Virginia. Below. One ship, unknown. als Columbia, Char! ow ayo MO. ane Mina, ‘Bremen; Silas gama iverpo:],. Bs ‘Savannah. Brigs Wiathrop, ‘Chagres and gt Mecha; C In our report of the arrival of the sbi) 1 Sn re | ate at she put back te London thould have me te Mosolle, bound to NOrleaas, ch put back for a ohala 0 A NW; suns Neo tianne Mad, wma ; meridian, NW; i, mR Sreausure CANADA } pidzmnpezm, Jan Sart aberinen Packet, ne Charleston. 814 6th ow! ian rwenr sion iO-sid Mat Pak Melcher, NYork. ‘Bu xsnanavan, Doo l2-Bid Orient, Phiiadulphs cgBIDEFORD, Deo 29—Bld Vancalia, Boston, alter restowing her ga NYork. 11th, re- Be.rasr, Jan 6—Are ay Baltimore; 8th, Mery Ep alot, Phliadelphis iad Yolent frecketcss lst, Elia, Norfolk; Deborah \Ork ans; 27th. Cassandria, Ni Dee 2h, ad from rhe at Berdevus ‘Osear, Vaillant; ant eee: and Edvin NOrleans; Swan, Silas Richards, and Gleaner, York; Calcutta, gy Ohio and Ants, Jan 61d an “aceievincinie Gaitonets he Hirundo arrived from Newcastle for New oes of seanehfons. Also arr St Joha, Celeste, Mulcahy, NYork, Dus do; Nonantum, Boston; De Witt, Clinton N Orleans. 80th, art Hurlington, NYork, with loss vf stanchions Bith, Losd wood. do; Win Metcalt, Newosstle fur ¢hiladelphis ‘2th, Cumberland, Liverpool for Apalachicola; Surinam, Dablin tor NYork. lst, London, London for NYok. Jan 4, Caledouts, Liverpool for Savannab, leaky. Cove oy Conx, Jan 8—Arr Celeste, Mulcahy, NYork; St John, Sch Ifteld, NOrleans, ‘Capiz, Dec 22—Arr Phorniz, Wretman, NYork, 17th, Revel, Charlesten, 14th, Charlotte, N York. Crybe, Jan 8—Arr Mount Stewart, Elphinstone, Bunoan, N York, 7th. Union, Hersey. do. 29, sld Elisabeth, Charleston. Deo 30, arr Mary Morris, NYork. 29th, ald Commerco, NUrieans; Nerida, Stewart, do. Cowes, Jan 9” 81d United States, Hackstal, NYork. 8th, arr Presid: nt, Moller, Havans, end old W0ch for Antwerp. Off Augusta, Danreberg, ¥York for Goitenburg. Duxoxsase Jan ION Buonoyento, Norway foc NYork: eat, Jan $—Arr Peawion (of Baltimore,) Amerios; Auster: litn, Bistot, NOFleang; Cornelia L Burahamn hiladel phi; Pow. hattan, Hayden, Baltimore; Queen Victoris, Patching, Charleston, iby Ottawa, Lenden, aud ald for Mobil. Lat Same ene'do do. Deo ny Ewhanic de de, 24:h Free Trade, defor NOnoang; T Sent Neweastie for NY erk; Bavannah, do do, 7th, of Biche. fiom Hull {or NOrloape. sth, ald Wellington, Obsa wick, Bunian, Jan 4—8ld Odeta, NYork. Iet arr Huma, do, Dee 28, eld Sarah, NYork. 30th, danc Hammond, Sa ‘kxmourie Jan 8-813 ath, donee, Chatisevewas Fane Gn, Dec 29—-Of Chris Columbus, Baltimore, Fiosuxo, Jam sare Floridian, Whitmore, NYork. 6th, ““Pnuwror, Jan 8—Are Blizatei 7ains of, Pl Newton, Howes, for B ‘Adrian, Mobile, Dao 0, Vierge Marie, ourit Dessithe a n, Bugge, from Gottenburg to N York, put in here 20th inst leaky, and with oargo shifted, a thrown overt Mada Jan 7—Put in, Swift, Worth, from Charleston for Cardif, GaLwar, Jan 8—Arr Messenger, Moore, Philadelphia; Albion, Torner, ith, Glencoe, “Abbott,” anon 4th, ite d do, lamachree, do; Pageant, do, Deo 27, arr Galileo, folk. GxioversteR, Dec 31—Art Charter Oak, NYork. GLexGaRiy HARnOR, Jan 1—Arr Bartley, NOrlesns. Giascow, Jant—Arr Union, Hersey, NYork; Mount Stewart, Exphinstone, Duncan, do. Gnavenen den imate eine Burmen, Phi! RAV) tree jan 1l—Arr Co! parma sh, Virginia Ab Chariton, ane Bana ERA RATA "Jen ipee, Cross, Genoa; Hermann, 24, Bt George Bapt ats, 1, NOrleanty| Stas aioe Deo Use Aces Bovis, Barton, do; Pytha™ NoOrleans. joger Shei Gaskin, NOrleans; 51 Jangues Lafitte, Gaspar, det Hlanmabal, Roots, 3; Valllan ‘oan! dignc,do; Zeb, Repu Bopindola, Barst do, Dee 38, ‘Onsida, NYork, ith, Havre, a'msworth, NYork: bth, Unitod States Sid Hackstef, do via Southampton; 3d, Maguolis, Orleans; [s mnlion Beaton; Dec 29 Aleman, Norteanr; Bavaria, NYork. inge, Delaware, and Caspian, for NOz.eaus; Caro: ug aroat =f Bah Sen dd 0 ‘Wight Patel, NOrieans ixcstowN. Jan 29, Tuteinsic, do; Putia, NYork. Kineroap, Jan li—Put baa, Tele, for NOrieans. bg tt saa Jan 13th—Arr ships Liverpool, York; Clarissa Andrews, Mobile; Weakly Notlespe, darn unk Picker: ROseass; My Pratt Cont ible ith Qoeene ‘ilcher, D8 | opdon, araey;, Monlem, ——— 5 and Champlain, NOrleans; Milles, Ho oe, Barker, NY or ‘Ative, Homan, do; lOuh, Jas Corner, Cerne: Baltimore; Jas Calder, ———, Charleston; Aare, Carr, Caleust, w rwasd, Poa eg Mag od Williams, New York; Joknson, Charleston; ’ Aramau' Sim; Medemeh, Grleane; Went | ofat ct Wolt, Gry, anc io Re Muller; Gumitis Ma % J re Charleston: Sub, Ningaee Iiuroelt Glover, te *NOrleaay; N 4th, Vento eas, Sita Thomas and Sarah Ann, Skol. feud N sete pee teen York Nitsabeth Mobile "2d. Gaanda (a) fad- Lige-'NYerky Arabella, Patker, PRtledeipsia; Biemnghata, Sta Si, vita poe ‘Orleans, se ifs, "Shale, let, Brutus, onda Het Hutchinson, Charleston; Kalle, Bea semen "Baran Slot, Oxen! may sia York; Sib, Columbus, Balch 9b, Apatachicols, 0th); Sth, peat Blade sais fon baltimore, Bel i ere) eiue er and put back ize ito id A Benty, Baldwin, on; Fanchon’ Lunt, N York; Gertrude, Shearman, do; Maine, Litulefild, N Orleans, oe McManus Masonic, Hawthorn, Mobile; 24. Duncan, Ritchie, er, Grass, Charleston, Severs, vid Cano! os, ind indy jeBride, woot ie; Pidelia, ¥ Fae York, Aven, Sines Dees Barton, N Orleans: lat, Jamestown, New Yor! laura Frost, Thitadelpsia; Et Barthorss winesota. Allen iehatd Cobden, Burrell, NYork; th, Satellite, cee Martha J Ward, Trott, Mobile; J Skiday. Ace. N Yorks © Wekonzie, and Dumbarton, Pendistos, Orlean icy, Smith; and Win Pens, Michael, ‘Philsdol: Pr disare nia aa, Davies, fem, Ross, and R red previous ips Hy Shan and Ros clus. N York; lowa, Nicbe, Font ypherd, Atlantic, Tooter Maroy, and Diana, NOrlean lancer Somorm and Telas #9, Savannah; Devousnire and Suffolk, Boston, ntered for loadiny 2. Abby Pratt, Shaw; eter Maroy, par idge, a N York, Bonvassbarton, Wi Wr att, N York; cairo, jateth Lovisiava, Avbland, tlarriot 43 Orleans; Ccrsica, Macedonia, James, Cornet, Brotus, Richmond, Bertrand. R © Wintarop, Boston; Rod Roy, City Point; Troteziel Venjce, Philadelphia. ra. 10—Entd inward American Eagle, D: ward Jay). Eotd outward Franklin, Saath, for Be Remittance, uaswan, for NOrioans; Evans, Tinker, for ‘ork Jan'(3; Bwitserland, Fletoher, do 2ist; Amorican Eazle, di Ey Bratus, Mitchell; A: Maria, Dillon; Dav None; Desa, Pauline Boston. Sia Jos Jen 5— Art Mary Dale, Lalor, Philadelphia; 6th, Fatma ae Rettneres on a Zone, Foster, NOrieans. Dec 27 arr. Linon, Deo Taare tots, NO NOrleans, a Dec 15—Art Monte Cristo, Boston; 14th, Mary Water- ARSKILLES, Jan S—Are Silas Marcan, Baltimore; 40h, okt therner. Mayo, Boston; Des 26, rid Neree, NOneans, 2508, ace 0, do; Zod, ‘ald Nancy, NYork. Loading, Importer, t, London for ‘and eld for i tendniek dvarke and calla and tonde ngreat Goal o€ wat Haariercon, F vod its) in and Tack windbeendOiote Woth Britannia, Ross, from Charlestown: Lomponpze nv, ‘Jen 9—TheGrave Da ling, Doran, ofDemtalk, from New York, which went om shore a Gieencast’e Cain, Brae for Ping aud towrd in here, The Cal beneo for Phi! ry which mga Nov Pah this morning with loss of jer, Rornesay, Jan 10—Put inte ope Bay, Oo ibid Patton, fog New York. Carcutta, Nov 21—The Wi sent, of Deo 26—The California, Robinson, to Boedeaux, oft ‘sahore in the Grounds, 19th lay has ph Uo a tin here w eg pe em Porrsmourn. Dec 29—Toe Columbia, for New Orleana, has’ bark from Jon 16, with main stem stared. having been swreck, soe, "G0- The Scandia, from Stockholm for New York, put it stop a bay ne Hoe a Abell, of Liver] for Phil Made, and grounded oo broke the ebb the mid around, ty mame off on the flood, oxaxany,, Jan >The Ceylon, from the Glyde wravictaly wrished ia Rowe Bat tds torsines Veeeaeiseeed tecrw Dateen gers wars enved, burenly alee ct eargO, ANTWeRy, Jan 8~Vesco'srey’tted in the river, Ameriean ship Floridina. Whitmoze, and ancthe, Am ship. Avzavess, Jan 6—It isreporied that soveral bales of cotton have teem washed ahore at wool, Wf mull, durms the pase week, Cove or Conx, Jan 9- Of, ship Republie, Bliven, from NYorks {.r Laverpoo), 84 daye ; baa becn 10 days up nirth of Cape Clear, Conx, Jan 8—Put in, the Birundo, Dixon, trom Neweastle yor, wiih deche owepoen lomo haas las ee ee ea ta st, fiom: 0 janiowss. 18 rep rcted vo hud with Dull damaged, and will prob.b y have to disehangens ne? Caooxmaven, Jan 5—Put in here. the Diads Joba (NB), from NYork fur os carried away Caroyardy, ' ‘abd pinmace washed away stove the ovck pret Dofbutwarke Bom ows , 80, 30 pas Bh ‘oar’, same of Hen: he crew teverely ivjured; experienced heavy gales from the northw: ure Diapxm, from New York at Liverpool, bad 13 feot water in ber hold, having struck on Burbo Send night of 9th inat, P< atemaminne from Liverpool for New Orleans, De El Dorado, (of St John) for Now Orleans, Deo 29, 140 miles W 8 w of Torkar. Jessie, trom Liverpool for Savannah, no bre ty 48, lon 17, Unward, of Now York, bound W, iat 45, 1 ma tineetons from Liverpool for New Yor, 60 miles SW of Kis. “i hide, from Ei verpesl foe New York, Deo 22, lat 49. k acher ship Bevdrik Hudson, ‘Pratt, fyom London for NYO pe 6, lat 48, lon 18, Herald neriee ndenes. aint Gronor, Bi ‘Jan. 17, Brig Oatord, of Wella Se, Gissks 80 days teoia, New Ortenas for New York, came Jn yesterday, iu dis'rcss, having on. dhe outs Jastant, ex) ue, which hove the yeosul om her bulwarks, &e, &o. Tne cargois od,much water having gone below throug nana ferecans, "She appears to te taht in het bottom, Bearsports me, Towlct, 1d daze from New Yor! Stor ¢ apn de anos ‘erin he, tie ia Snureca, hanna tees Rese down om the Oth iestant, and lost sails. bulwerts, ger, Toe is tight, but th cargos probably slightly damaged, connie water sion BrgLe is Walsh, roma New York, with cattle, has just age Sia steamer Faloon arrived on the 15th from Balin, and all iam in, or two." Hae Been fa ovaral day, having bad: sounds Pox oh board, "All have reocvered "Brig Marsellois, Sleeper, une. Puu.apytuta dan 0, 4 PM—Aztived—Schrs William Hoary, May, orb; Colla, Crowell, do: aay, Brow, da; Panteghy met, Glatt Be einai ‘Walter, Marshiman, Tampieo; tebee M B ey, Wannab; tt ‘Betemaa, York; Vaocsrora Vents; Witaingeon WO. ne * Evcamrown, Jan 28—Arr sete Hlaabeth iano, Lavendar, No folk for Bonton;’ Chanticleer, Pierce, do do, 20th ud the above. ailisolinace ds: usm Svsam G, Owens. at Pullado pie ftom, Liverpool porte, 2d uit, during a neavy gale from BNE, joba Brown, ben. PEW gil Yoong tha eats oreath we Deve ot aad arowed. Experienced a aontinual suece-s.on of gales and. Dolsterous wear thar during the entire pasmge— considerable damage im sails, Teal & eo. New Exir Banson, recently purehaced at Ba Ne York house for $4500 19900 (uss Si) too DN Wa New BARx Pay, at Boston from 8t U lah wt 40 dh.don big ta heary gale trom BteN ifs lors malatopatat, and :prong & Banx Manvranp, at Boston from Balti: ‘Teperte that Sanday morning, 25th, at aunts, saw ‘hran ay ung sppareatly Eastern built, With'a waite stres miles Pthmeuge pemaibssie csr t BriG Cantuace, of Newbury port, now lying im that port, He seas 26 yeare old, has been purchased for © Cefecais vogegs lor or, ‘will be made to get her off. Notice to Mariners. Licur ow Unprnsrey Koc, in THs ENTRANCE TO THE GuLy or Bornnia.—The _Swegiah gevernmest nag ven notion Sint on tbe iith instane a revolving’ ligat waa entabiloued on te rook called the Understen, in the Stiatt of aland, or the Sntrauce of tbe Gulf of Bothnis: in ist 0016 N aad lon Greenwich. 1t stands on the summit vf the rock, aodin cf the beacon, which has been removed. Toe ek at is ods peor with white born val round the compat pt URNWHW and WOW! ant bale ‘seen at the distance of id ken 6, ents - | aareaners mies, Spo: of Ealem, from NYcrk, Jon Leng nt) (00 reported: perhaps Lark Z.don, Foreign Ports. ane a8, Jan 11—Arr beg Gardiner H Wright, Bilison, Phil- As A Jan S—Arr brig Rattier, Mosely, from Salem, (Dee 8) “*{i0 damx1n0, Deo 10—Arr bark Rovble, Foster, Boston, cld bark ules, Gill, NUrieans; brig Broz l,——, do, 70, ‘trig Jenny ( burg.) ¢o. Arr previous to 7th, falas ral Philadelphia (abt Sept 25) via ferpam bees, i Jou, NB, Jan 22—Are ochr Kelief, Jonneton, Al i, 238, be ruahlon, Dveshes ‘aor, “23 eld’ brie roving Beda sive ope Cunt, aa 3—Barks Wacram, Elwell Jati- , do; Frances & Louisa My Cyt moran ielen, Gregory, ae a5 Jee, Gouaing, Tantine; brigs Justina, Johnson, rep Teh Margaret Ann, Bbore, for Bertes, 4 days. barks Simpeon, 8 Bosro: 29,4 M—arr Founy, jt Yorntewn, Storer, N Oileans; Maryan, Davia, Baltlawe, GF rerd, Ch Uronoco, + ewis, 8t Marys, Ga; Boston, Riokersot sitimore, janges, Parsons, Wlouceeter; sonrs Hane ‘ver, Dyer, — ve. Frovines.ew. ; Joon A Pane, Harding, Kepyehennock ogee Ya; Rap, Cid barks yC Terabe. Niekeln Walthall, t6 timoze; brig Gomi, Je Baxter, New York; Jaaplr Bareeth do, "Sid brige, ( Eaturdiy) Brookline, of aod for & ; Wilder pro- eceded fom President R: ads to Nantastet Kunde, Bareror, RI, saa Sid Jota HAIL, Feare Ly CHATHAM, Jan 37—Arr i Sicily Boston; also, a schr unknown. rts, dito; J Jon, Vag: Fides Butinnd: fr, tarts, Havre, fog; Louvres W fa tect tae pe for Boston andy. Fecevitee, fer iderpooh ‘eer a Peis Baker. for do, 1dg; ba nay, for Valiforn:s, ide: as om _Laverp 10%; veteher, Soralia, (Sw) Coin, frsan tiene ess 'els0, tor Liverpool, I Brem) Vroom, rina, for of har pe igs Arey, (He) feviktanns fox Liverpool lage }4 Enropean, Whiting, Antwerp; 1 judi York. Pont PRava bad Verds), Nov 20—Arr Josus, Becke, Ba- ‘vanpah for Monte | ee Jan a bat = Roberte, Chacteston. 8: Salus, N ge nto a jorth America; 1.160, hai, Pyne, N Eonar, Jan 10—Loconia, Hamilton, N¥ork. Bovmuanirron, J Jan oat 2-arr Bonndia, Stockholm for NYork, 40 "Fieve, Deo 21—Are Latsing, NYork. Tyaee, Jan'e—ary adage Disger, Baltinors. ext, Jan oriey, Balt Waranrond Deo Said H Home, Baltimore; Charlotte, New ¥ Warrron’, Dee retro, Amma Jan 2, Georgia, N ESTPORT, Dec 20— A ma an Orleans; 6tb, #14 Win Kenedy, Phila. a Lrvx3 voor, Jan 11—The Oxcco, Drew, from New Orleans, was fev viral night, in the Sliyne, one of which ne, of Dow hich was subseqvently besohed at Eeacemte, with amage, ‘The Oncor lost ‘anchors and hams be Jachicola, put back on ‘The! nowd rleang whieh pus into the Lele sisland of Rum 20th facut away, han been ‘vowed round vo Greencek for rey oa Jeo, with irr, Janu 2-The Maryland, Berry, which arrived here yoo terday, from Virginia, threw everboard about 40) bage of corn and wheat, and 60 bbls flo je On Sth ult, and om the 2th starboard ken let jer, oaila, ‘was struck by a sea which stove in bow. ‘The Irv Quoen, from this port to Philadelphia, was od in lat 87, lon 35, with loss of bulwarke, galley, - ae'stet Bes ne ton Tes paused u srip with nothing te tet Dee, lat 48 Jon a snip with not bat ma 4 m a: perceived meh om board bu a loss of anchers der ns vo kad be ‘The James Calder, arrived from Ul and cables. "Ihe Roscoe, arrived from New York, yesterday off Tus. har, the Roger Stewart, trom Demerara for Layerpoo!, with loss of bev 4 miren topgaliantmast and sale. wes _—— & Elisateth, Pitober, arrived from New Or- in com: the river got into contact with the Goethe, ftom Dan‘sie: the" Wiliams aud Blisabean had her larbourd bow stove in by the collision. Pivmourn Deo 31—The Wohawk, Bradshaw, from Rio Janeiro foCowen, pat in here zetanday. with lee of aati and mainmast Deut 2% boge ‘thrown overboard, having encoun: {ured hurricane about 150 mites seuth of the sores, Jan 8—The Vittowe, Chaps from Houflens to Rochelle and New Oslenna, has been wrecked oa the coast of Kerloaan, Krunvan, Dec 29~The Pauline, Poroival, from Boston to Oork, f putin here very leaky, and with loss of bulwarks, stancheoas, Be; ope mam bilied and master, socond mat a gue man diow tied, bavtng been struck by aca ont nn,” Te argo be ‘areta raed, being in @ very damaged stat Lonxnicx, dan 10—he Fargas, trom New ‘Tak tenis near Begh castle, Gr rexocu, Deo 0—The Express, Anderson, walsh railed from Lives pool om [Sth ta, for New Orleans, has pat in here to-day, 1% 2—the Srowdon, Peock, whieh 0 fate Rom Island 24 pe Ih waste cus awey, bond from Liverpool to New Orleana, nek here. 10--The Albion, Welsh, arrived here to day from Oban, eonard Dol t Kiet, Ys oy George U1 Keay, fr 4, ld: Grand du Fr) ba 1, f from’ New York, Frederick (ire) Weiting for recon, Mg; Alozan- dee (Pr en, i taal of Eurepe reaoy; racanret Lind, Chik, ie Boswo briga Pod Kean’ ag pind Way iaay. of the nd ings, from rdezas, to top; Clarion, risane lag: Fedease, Dox Ziti, for W aya, rena Atenion, for Windies, Ide: Ava, ora Noriherh pore lemon, iden 700 von. 1 Villagonga 1-1 Barcelona, NY ols septate Nonthora Tere ig "Charles a Ferdinand, ‘meyer, for N ot Ki fe gre, (On) ( Cd jor N of Europe, Galena, een we, ig anemia ‘Athisas, fh soury, eng a Evoantowx, Jan 27 Arr, thie evenin burgh Borfol (destinat rn unknown in outer roads, probably bound &. 7 p Chanticleer, Ji seph Jnaves, Crusade. aa foued Hotmes's Hous, Jan 25—Arr bark M.ry Wholden, Phils for Bepton: brig Morelia, Hail, Wilmiogvon, NO, for do, with lose of part of di jond. rebr Magnol 8, Sym tank, Va, for New- castle, Me, ™ echr Suran Russe LN rok. Sant oe ae Openan; dria, for Rastpors vohty Lavender, , Jocdsey Onarleoton fee doy Chanticiocs Pletee, Notfolk for doy tliveraia’ Bld ge, Batt more for Bath. Sd bork Mars: gchre NYork; N finient arr echrsJaa L Day, Nash, Plymouth, Nv, fot Gorton: Be ry tenet Yok for Wwivenacet Sia trigs ‘povang>, Mossliag tebra Chanticlee: ans, aera Mensch 20h, ace schre Honduran, Cros, Provinoswwa tur Ra Pa ing, Boston for Newbern; Joshua A D: via, Susan Sturges, Pike, Laubeo tor F Shores also, brig Almira, for Bos.ou; schr Avon, fo) arl0am, sohr Austin, for Posten. ‘Lewes, Del. Jav 20—74 P M—A largo $71 two br'gs, with for the Broaxwater. oisted, arr pak two brigs, #a) 4 Boston <b wont to ova ssrly orp ing. leaving only one bark at the harbor, thought to be ), bound iud light from the Southward. Wea- ‘warm and elovd: Boston. New Lonpon, Jan 25—Arr sobs Daniel T Willeta, Smith, New Youk; i Clouds, Woodhouse, Virginia; sips Jos Lawrence, Smith, NY hhington, Keene, do, Ket, Jan 24—Sid schrs RB Smith, and Susan, Now York; sloop Trion. p! New Brpronn, J Provinence, Jan a N ie, tian, Norfol jare o t. whish ald yesterday for Millscone Pointy to load toe Chariesion, having carried awsy ber rudder in tbe ice Below, bras Wildes P Walker, Bdgeom), fro inma. from, he fore and aft oh. Maria, Toner, tohts abeona. Fite; Weroeater,, Foil tig. ‘Bhip Hopewell, for San Franelseo, wee towed to ma 281 Pomaneienre, Jan 29—Are ship Susan G Owens, Landis, Lt verpool; Bark Ralpd Cross, Woodbury. Messina: bry quincy, Kempen, Wrimingeon, NG; sone Conetsbstio, Milton, Chart ton sobe'J H Holmer, Lodge, Savanvad City fos Boat Uaptait, Virder, from Mortis Liston's, to which piace the packet ship Mary Pheasants for Liveroc!, and brig K ¥ Loper, for Porvmabano, weretowed, WaLnm dan 27—C1d bark Siar, Zansiar.. 81¢ 25th, eebe Water Witen, N’ York; brig angola, Loscomb, ar Wich rev, doni—tla droga C Fremont, (new) Geog, Man tense 28d, on heey Groton, Geyer, Bavans; Civilien, Nie Passengers Arrived, Breaex—Bork Johw W Angereon—iU Bru lady, 8 Maralockes, F Satie iaz fatermecty en one Uismes— Kare Jobaome—J Simmermann, W. Hooker, Ruse) Ib Gobaat, Petes Rrangate, Carl Fraugate-207 im svesrtge ‘Ana, . é