The New York Herald Newspaper, February 3, 1849, Page 4

(ot EE EPO OTT EAE ATER PTR but promiees to do eo at we vane a wens to his inangurets laxation trom hie public The earliest moment of re! duties. Mestrs. Blankman and Heysham, the defendants in the vial for conspiracy and extortion, that has eccupicd the Supreme Court, mast priws, for se- veral daye past, were, this morning, acquitted of ‘the offence, by the verdict of the jury. Foster G. Crutcher, of the firm of Morgan, Cratcher & Co., of this city, and Morgan, Gardi- ner & Co , of Nashville, died last night, at the Co- Yumbia House, from injuries received in a fall. The Reception of the German Minister. From the Washington Union, Feb. 1.) The Baron de Reenne, Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Hleaipotontiary of the German Em- ire, was introduced to the President of the United sates, by the Secretary of State, on Friday, the 26th instant, when he presented his credentials. The Baron is well known to the citizens of Wash- ington and of the United States. He arrived in this city as charge d'affaires of Prussia in 1834, was made minister reeident in 1837, and returae to Pruesia in 1843—leaving a most favorable im- pression behind him. On his return to his own country, he was appointed President of the Board Sf Trade of Prussia; in which capacity he acted anti! the commencement ot the late movement 1n Germany, when he was sent to Franktort as a member of the National Assembly, to which he had been elected from _a number of different fis tricts in Prussie. At Frankfort he was appointed President of the Commuttee of Political Economy, Aneluding .commenon and industry. He now reap- ars at Washington, in the dignified character ot voy ‘Extraordinary and Minister Plenipoten- tary of the Germain Empire. On being intro- duced to the President, on Friday, he adrressed him as follows:— Mk. Paesive ‘The letter of his Imperial Highness, the Vioaire of the German Empire, which | have the honor now to present to you, accrediting me as Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary of th Germen Empire near the United States, expresses 80 fully the amicable sentiments entertained by Germany towards this country, and which have prompted my mission hither, that | have nothing to add Inmy own behalf, | have only to assure you that | shall use every exertion to draw still more closely the bonds of amity between the two countries, and I venture to hope that my ot will not bein vain; for it I come; | return to the circle of old and tried ‘The people and government of the United States have, during my long residence in this country, as a representative of his Majesty the King of Prussia, given me so many proofs that I bave every reason to anticipate a Jese kind in my pri it character as the representative of Germany. Iam happy and proud to vhe first perione trusted by the government of Germany with honorable commission to gee the diplomatic in- tercourse with thiscountry. T'wo great nations now tender toeach other the hand of brotherhood. Germany in Der prospees towards legal liberty and unity, could not fail to engage the sympathies of the enlightened people of the United States—of a people who count among their citizens millions of individuals intimate- dy connected with Germany through the ties of blood; ef = people who are mot small degree indebted for their prosperity and greatness to the federal system which Germany is now about to adopt. To foster and to cultivate these sympathies, and still more to extend the commercial intercourse which seems destined by mature to exist between the two coantries, shall be my eonstent sim, and | flatter myself, that inthis I shail Receive the cordial co-operation of the government of the United States. To.; BO kers Leand’s olty ren: dered sold at 90. Beef. | cargo with which such vesselis laden; which manifeo seal! contain —Salee ft 24 bbie, Chics; eas at 919, and 125 do Se ‘Packaces, with their marks, pumbers, contents, county at $1260 Bee! 5 were steady at $16 | Tan " abtisadimaneins a. sbeeve 06 briiver. At Bonolato, Now 4, Sarai Hoberton, Turner, for Fairbayen™ comtiausn sotive, with 80 Op: | groue lth, $700 bbls wh 29 ap oil, tocruise homeward. The stook on hand cousists | “at do, Get 27. Athine adainy, Lane, PH, 1050 sp, Ne leans; ‘Abdo, Nov |, Neptune, NL, bound to the Equstor and J; ea) Blhck Were, of co, for "New Zealand; Gsndace, Venloo, id firm, with a shed voren, of do ‘would sail for home in a few days; ara expect ip June. bi doing. 2 Green, NU, 1600 wh 60 sp on board; had Feat ne he inquiry this week hes met been 00 large Beare Aierh Gree. itar foe Besseas kad was Bowed as last, though the msrket continues very firm. The | to Japan and Yellow Seas in Feb; euck 10 whe and took her stock of domentio tn light. We notes seles of 90.000 | wh rh Aug. Left the tea of Oshotak Sept 20. Spoke, Sept Teesfleces, at 380 080.5 Mare. for ebper Ot fore << en Deo Arnolda, Wood, NB, 60 ep; 4th, Frenala 140 tales Buenos Ayres at 100 140. | eee te et, mo lat, 0, Catawba, Swain, Nan, 250 ep. one seer err Harris Fork for, NOvleans, before reported MARKETS BLSEWHERE. aan Harrisbere, [ore opanen on the 2th dan a STOCK SALES. Ship “sharon, of NY ork (proba the packee ship Sheridae, wep Feb. 2,—1 share Bank of Beoteels, 100, rd fom cama eteverpel which sailed 27th), steering BK, Jan 2, Jodo 66:7 Mechation Bank D0ne TaD Siete Ca wsics Lb0sch | “Behr F Tovelt, ot Beverly, 2 daysfrom NYork for Mansanill, Nev 5 Peon and Ohio egal, 33; 100 U 8 Treasury Notas, | Jan 23, Int 3520, ion 7 OTEK: 00 Girard Bank, 11%, , Becond, Hoard—2.210 State ba75 < Woreign Ports. + b Readit rat 3 ” a Bank, 10%; 2000 Bite te haco ds, 78 5 0,78 a Pounsy,, Dav. oma wat Dont re hee ‘aud Mechanto's a jay, 2534: Sassi: AI comm, Morris Canal 900 Union Coanl; 11; £800 U'S Loan, 6465, i. Gowns Tan tru Tock Nan GSaneln, Walk, trom Boo 4 —3 of Brokers’ Hoard,—2 shares Boston and | nog Ayrce'ir autwern, with lem of an ahaa . Second Bowrd, Ns: 80 do. don, 12 3-1 Died. On Thursday morning, Feb. 1, at 7 o’clook, after « severe illness, of consumption, Mrs, Hannan THomr- son, aged 50 years, brother-in-law, Thomas Hennessy, are respectfully in- vited te attend her funeral, on Saturday afternoon, at 2 o'cloek, from her late residence. 286 Mulberry etreet. On Friday morning, Feb. 24, Avzxanpgx Mino, 8r,, aged 76. His relatives and friends, together with the members of the Euterpean Society, and the officers and mem- bers of the Revenue Department, are particularly Fequested to attend the faneral service, at his late re- sidence, No. 64 Sullivan st, on Sunday, Feb, 4th, at 1 o’clock, precisely, without further imvitation. His remains will be taken to Cypress Hill Cemotery, by special train !.ong Island Railroad, at 2 o'clock, from South Ferry, Brooklyn. On Thursday, Feb. lst, Anna Henzoa, wife of Chas. Herzog. (musician ) The members of the Franklin Widow aud Orphan Society, and the friends of her husband, are reapect- fully invited to attend her funeral this day, (Saturday) at 4 o’olock, from No. 181 Laurens street, without further notice. On Thursday, lst Feb., of hydrocephalus, Mary Exi- za, youngest daughter of Capt. Edw’d. and Elisabeth Waiford, aged three years and twenty-six day by ds of the family vited to attend her funeral from the residence of No. 18 Vandewater st., this day, (Satur 10 A. M., preolsely. i ten Ii , for interment. Richmond and Portsmouth (Virginia) papers will please copy. Last evening, of consumption, James B. Gnranam, eldest son of the late Bernard Graham. H lends and those of the family are respectfully invited to attend his funeral from his late residence No, 22 Abingdon place, on Sunday afternoon, at balf past 2 o'clock. On Friday afternoon, 24 inst., Henny Derecin, only son of Patrick and Margaret Develin, aged 14 months and 10 day: Their friends, and those of his brother-in-law’ [The letter of Prince John, the Vicar of the German Empire, which was presented by she Ba- ron de Roenne, breathes the most liberal and af- fectionate uae couched in dignified and elegant language. It would give us great pleasure to pub- lieh it, of it had been the rule of etiquette to make public the letters of credence } The President responded as tollows:— It affords me sincere pleasure to recognize you, sir, asthe first Envoy Extraordinary aud Minister Plenipo- tentiery of the “German Empire,” who has been ac- oredited tothe United Stater, The government and people of the United States have taken a deep and live- ly interest in the great events which have transpired in Germany during the pact year; and while they must ever faithfully adbere to their established principle of non-intervention in the domeati t other tions, all their sympathies have been ted for th success of the efforts of Germany to establish “legal liberty and unity” in a government of eonfederated States. This feeling of sympathy was natural to s people, 6 enjoying the fullest liberty under eonfederation of roverciga States, such as your coun- tryman seek to establish, and people who num- ber among the mcst worthy of their native born and adopted citizens many who are of German descent. The earliest moment after the “ Provisional Central Power”? of Germany had been organized, was embraced by this government to commission an envoy to frank- fort. The cordial manner in which ‘as received, ives an ampie guarenty of the amiable and friendly ispositions of that government — dispositions which, I assure you are cordially reciprocated on ourpart. It ie our sincere derire to cement still more closely the amicable relations which ro erry, exist between the two countries, and to foster and extend the commercial intercourse between them, which must be mutually advantageous. Your former residence near this govern- t, in the character ef Envoy from his Majesty the King of Prussia, to which you have alluded, has made ou favorably known, not only to the government but the citizens of this capital; and] trust that your residence here, in your ease diplomatic character, may, ble. prove to be agreeal 7 ‘e have no doubt that the hospitable citizens of Washington will give a cordial welcome to the Baron, and will oars no efforts to make his time Passagreeably. These social feels also to bind the political relations great nations more closely together. ‘Tue Ice in THE Svsquenanna River.—We learn, Paul Cox and Pat’k. McLaughlin, are respectively invi- ted to attend his funeral from 464 Bowery, on Sunday afternoon, 4th inst, at 2 o’olock. His remains will be taken to Brooklyn for interment. Un Friday evening, Feb. 2d, Wittiam, of James H. and Jacinths McGrath, aged 14 months and 26 da} ‘The friends of the family are invited to attend the fanerelon Sunday afternoon, st 3 o’olock, from 160 West Se teenth stre: “MARITIME INTELLIGENO Port of New York, February 3, 1849, UN Rises, ree coe J 1D] mOOm OE, sum ars 710] moon sers. 6 19| wen war! Cleared. 33 4 9 Bake ours Ponta’ Goodrich, San Francisco, WC Ubi Jlarisea Pes Vhl- horn; Strafford, Cofin, do, Elwell & Co,’ Aah ¢ rig—Columbus, Davis, ‘Vera Crus, Badger, Peck & Go, Sctr—G W Davis, Briggs, Wi NO; Mailler, Pie Raasd vo Kaciphsth se Ship Realm Stevens, Antwery Ol daye, with mdse hip Realm, Stevens, Antwe 8, with mdeo and 143 pas. sengers tod Elwell, Lat 40 0% lon 7150; apoke brig Guluase Thomaston), trom Boston for Sarsanah, ” 'Tx® "6 Gulnaze (of Baip Constellation, Flitaer, NOrleans, 22 dass, with mdse, to Hicks & Bailey. wratt #jAlka, MeMann, Charaon: 7 day wih mds. P ardic. jan ‘7 |, passed a ‘Bu to low York, hence for Charleston. cat Br bark Adam Carr, Craig, Glasgow, 42 days, with mdse to Woodhull & Minturn. The A C experienced heavy gales on tho Passage, Bark Gen Washington (of Alexandria), Lowe, Rotterdam and the Dec 36, with mdse and 116 steorago passongers, to Ant 47 23, lon 12. 33, 10 4 vielent hur- ypenil, foresail, and blew Dor Schmidt w Batchen, ricane from SW, Thomaston Rio Janeiro, Deo 1, with IL Doo at 2 ion 33-07 ack tak Me garet'T Watts, 65 days from Newfoundland for Valparaigo. 1 {at 17, lon $430, spoke brig Callac, O4 days from Liverpool for Bt, Oldenbui Tel Wwe bb, Bio Janeiro, 50 eG) TE Wiiekerk” baggesvensns alpen Brig Long Island, Furber, Deo 21, with mdse, toJ& R Osborne. Jan 2, 1st 39 N, ion 31 W, saw a ship, 9) tly Ai rican, with ees’ of ‘jib boom, main toy allant vanst- and meinton ng BW. dJan24,6 AM, lat 33 01 Ny lon 0227 fellin with and Logan, waterlogced and abandoned; foromast gone 16 fst ‘abcve the deck; Jury mainuast I was 3) Hivatndate Rata mx ate ycetety ; bad been previously boarded and atri hug Nancy Piatsied, Chases, Bt Marie (8% De on inquiry at the office of the Baltumore and Phila- is Domingo), Jan 15, delphie Hailroad, that the condition of things at | Senien eins & Bal foamy tra Charleston Maton the mouth of the Susquehanna river continues the | ig Pet Hooper, Havana, 16 days, with mdee t same as was represented yesterday. The railroad | Taylor ® Co, vewel to NL MoOready. Jan 16, off Hava steam ferry boat remains blocked up in the ice, about a quarter of a mile below Havre-de-Grace. The steamer Relief was to start hence at twelve o’clock last night, with the intention of forcing her way through the ice and extricating the ferry boat from its position. The quantity of floati lee in the Susquehanna river is very great, em there is no prospect of the travel on the railroad being immediately resumed. The passengers who left Philadelphia at four P.M., on Monday after- noon, hed generally returned to that city, finding there was no prospect of their beivg able te cross the nver. The mail, which was sent in the same train, was stil! on the eastern side of the river, but an effort was to be made yesterday afternoon to bring 1t across in boats. No trains between Phila- delphia and Baltimore were despatched from either city yesterday, and no mail from the East was re- ceived here yesterday. The Railroad Company have chartered the steamboat Jewess, and put her upon the route to Philadelphia, via Frenchtown and Newcastle.— Baltzmore American, Jan. 31. A large portion of the lands of Wisconsin are now in the possession of foreigners, a single one of whom owns 20,000 acres. The Governor, in his me je, sug geste the propriety of the Legislature representing the subject to Congress. Im York, Me , during the year 1848, there were 40 deathe; of which nine were over 80 Detween 70 and 80, and 4 between 60 died during CITY TRADE REPORT. Farivar, Feb 2-6 P. M. Cha: was pretty well attended, notwithstanding | th of the weather. but trade generally was flour were made to a fair extent, in- for export. Among the percels dis- | usual variety of this State, Western, Prices ruled about the same. Whest was dull. Corn toid at about the prices of yesterday. The lots which changed hands were confimed to Southern white, yellow, ke. Meal sold at Previous rates. Rye was quiet. Oats were firm. There was not quite so | much activity inthe pork market as prevailed yester- rices were steady. Beef was in steady de- Lard wasdall. The market for ‘but the weather was unfavorable transactions. Cotton was active at the late decline, and towards the close exhibited a little more firmness, Asnes—Sales in lots were made, in all about 100 | pasrele tnatudiog Pearls at $7 75, and pote at $675 | Brrapsturrs —Flour—The aggregate sales amou: | te about 4 a 5,000 bbis., inctudiog 000 Western Net | York at $6 56; 600 do. New Orleans, at $6 37 200 Ohio, vis New Orleans, at $5 60. A con 8,000 do. do. was settled at $5 35; 600 do, brands this State, were reported, at $5 62) common, rold at $550; 100 bbis. extra Genesee were sold at $675, There was no change in Sout! flour, Small sales of Georgetown and Howard street were mai at $5 8734 & $5 50. Wheat—No sales transpired werth | reporting. Corn—Sales of 2,000 bushels New Jersey | | 150 do, | pS atl were made at .; and 7 000 Southern white j and about 10000 yellow were rep rted at 5c. | Mea les of 200 a 800 bbls. Jersey and Brandywine ‘were made at $287}, a $3. Kye remained dull. Outs 420. a 480. for anal, with sales. 4 CaxrEE— We notice wale of 100 bbit. Jamatea at Os. mos Corron—The sales amount to about 1,600 bales, to- | Gay, at 6X40. for middling Uplands f ns alan of 3000 Ibs, fine live goese wore ‘otton was engaged for Liverpool at ndcorn at 7d. For flour 26. w: ed = Cote ken for Rotterdam at Xo eral vessuis | 4 for the Californian trade. Among Hlyde, at A Tat $17 UO)” ** #14000 to $15,000, and the Ma | \ 1,000 boxes Palermo 100 bags Siily walnuts Pecan nuts at bc, and ‘Op private terme, 5.000 Ibn bes heger hk epee $1 45 | Hay.—Sales of 200 bales Staten Inland wide n Ieland wete made Leap was firm, at $4 87! 50. a» Some holders asked nreed remai steady at 560. for American Hagltsh ts quoted at the eam @, with cales in all of 4.000 gale. Basket | sie hes advanced, and 600 changed hands at $3 25 « | On, Mean —Within afew deyn 200 ‘Dern cold at $148 — $1 46 per LO0 ibs, Kier continues firm, with farther sales of 20) casks, wt to le a 95 26. | Srices.--A tale of 100 bags Pimento was made at Te Paovisions ~Sales of 200 bble meas pork wore rade | St $15 57/4, and 40 bb.s, old mess, at $1275, 20) bbIa Datchery county wern reported wold at $15.59 0 S15. | Phime woe qaiet wt $12 00 o $ls 62)4. Lard was duil at | 2400 bag nhave | wished, In bad weather, when there oan be no eommuntoation With tho piorhends, tarse arrangements must, of eeurse, be intor | roped; nd oll vecgris aro ewutioned not to attempt the harbor af | Ostend when the tide lights are not displayed. | Togo, Rego, Havana li days, With ough oy HK 10, » Ravana, i sugar, . dan 4180, fon 80 20, bark ob blue With white letter H, standing nd ot uae 01 age Delta, (of Charlest smette onan G cl on), Burke, NOrleans, 20 days, with ont, Watem L Jones, Tylor, Apalachicola, 20 days, with mdse, ont Brig George Walker, Charleston, 6 days, with mdse, to G Bulk. ley. Lat 30 15, lon 73 G3, exchanged vgnale: with ‘ship Anson hente for CEarléaton. Charleston, 6 days, with cotton, to Hicks nator, Knapp, Savannah, 5 days, with cotton, to Sturges & Clearmcn, ‘Sid in company with bate Bacohus, for Providence, ‘Schr Lamartine, Turner, Apalachicola, 16 days, with cotton, to Burges & Cleat ¥ Fohr John G Ferris, ——, Virginia, Sehr 8t Mary, Lake, Norfolk. Schr Bamilion, Dayton, Georgetown. Schr Juliette, Wogiam, t etersburg. Sebr Marietth Burt, Kuspp, Richinord, lebr Hen: th, Farrer ier. Schr Ovela, Brab, Tamers Brig Fanny. 4 Packet ships Hotii Hartford, for Savannah ; 1; Montecuma, do; = others, verpo0 arolina, for Charleston; au Fr tark Bonne Adele, for San Francisco, tine lage ight. So iale ship Citizen, Lansing (reported yesterday), from Hono- lula 19th Sept, for tag Harber, with oil, to W Ruiter ort ov 6058, lon 76 45 W, apoie ships Now Bedford, of Now Anchored at Quaran Bedfi d Harbinger, ot Westport: no oil, all weil, 2ith, lat 4 57 8, 1on 63 45 W. Forampory (of Boston), lastiogs, 7, 8, Jon 43 55 W, epoke ship Mercury (of NBedior Dee 7, lat with 160 bbls sperm oil; all’ wel ‘M spoke the Val) few days p.evious, all weil, Jan 28, Ist 3452 .N,lo, brig Fayetteville, Coffin, 3 days from Baltimore, 0 74 W, wpoke wagroase 2—Wind, at sunrise SSW; meridian, do; sunest, Herald Marine Co ndenes. Purapenriua, Feb 2 4 PM—Arrived—Brig Lewis, North, P Greased Bask Vesta, Coombe, bri B ‘eared—| ‘esta, Coom! oston; Swan, “, New Bedfird; sche Mary and Louisa, Adama, Uhatiegton; tach, Oc den, Richmond, Miscellaneous, Suir Manson, whieh sailed Jan 26 from Savannah for NYork, got autiore ou thé bar; but it was euppoced she would by got off tho Dext tile, Suir Cxantss W Monoax, 351 tons, 9 yeaeaold, has boon par. chacod at NBodford bya Wonton houce LE $isU00. she wil bo sent to the Sandwich Islands and California, Baro Crrore, Young, from Georgetown, 80, for Barbadoos aud a warket, put into Charicaton ou the 23th wit’ in distress, ha. i Yirg lousced on crowing Georgetown bat, where he thar for about an hour and a halt, whicn caused her to leak +) ba: ‘as to render it necsesary for her to put into C for repaira, Bric 11 Pick enix, (of Salem) Walden, while lying at Ova lon, Fejee Islands, with two anchors dows, was driven asnore in heavy gale, on tho morning of the Sth April, 1848, and with hor onrge, beeas Hoss—srem saved. Br four in tho same gslo, Tact P 3 $16,000, of whioh ‘one-half on vousel nt other half on cargo at the Washington the Equit office, Brio Many Faancrs, of Ham Jon {9}4, aimmarted and abando ia a new wreck: the ¢é from Frankfort, Deo 14, for windward islands, ad we believe nothing is yet known of het crew. we wreck passed by the Arthur Pickering, at Boston, 29th ulty Fierce snal: “——em, of Prospect,” is believed to be shat of it Tioga. of Py ont lon, paswed 14th ult, lat 3336, MF anit Sessa sTON—Arrivals and clcarances daring the month of tnipe, wel rivade. ‘ips. Barks, Brigs, Schra, Sloopa, Total os . Coastwise. .. 6 St 1% 8 BW Foreign .. e ---- 3 0 6“ jooners were British, 1 ign arrivals, 3 briga and 12 ship Danieh, and ] schooner Venewuelan Clearances, Ships. Barks, rigs, Soe St . .- + 2 = vs 6 98 % “ 1 i oe Gee 6 0 Ww foreign clearances, 3 barks, 7 brigs, wad 18 schooners > x Notice to Mariners: AnrMOUTH Haw nor Licut.— It has been determined by t) Town Courcil ot Dartmouth, Eng, that the [Harbor Light yond ecsse to burn on the Sist day of March noxt ensuing, . Bannon Liaurs ar Ostenv.—The Belgian jo". ‘B notice that, at an early perio fixed Light: 0 Dios, oF Jettien, ‘the light on the extremitios of eaob of the tw hich form the enteanoe of the port of Ostend, ‘on the western pier will be green ; 23 fost h'gh, and visible at the distavee of four or five miles. ‘The light on the eastern pier will f the same clovation as the former, he will hown at suvset. aud extinguisied at sunrise; but the red twill not be Iiqhted till the flyod tid rown in at least fet of water between the pierkead: will be extinguished When the present t lighte age light toon aa the provent tide Hight are extinguiel ing the ebb, the red light will be S70 shown, and continued till the falling tide hae lowered the water Letween the jetty heads to nine feet, whon it will be extin fi do. | Gottenburg for Be ton. eae 3 Arr ship Dalia Walkar, Conary, London, and sla er te arms Se NO seston ehard, Con ‘mn. Doo 2 Agr bark Dudley Selden, Sardy, from Cubs 7 ismburgs'bed been ia collision with a Fromch thipand lest Froxx Ist.anns, Jan 19—Bark Catharine, Pratt, unc. » 4—Bark Riensi, Bat for in order to ashacen onal purtof bes sarge ted go en the berth for Hew York. Her friends and acquaintances, and those of her GorrrnnuRrc, Deo 18—Cld Sw brig Virginia, Jansen, North meriea, Lives poor, Jan 13—Art ship ‘Tuscarora, eter Pillatelchie, Lo: Jan 5—A! ine, Sullivan, Baltimore. emis aan SEo"Am veiwel. Bld Bee 28, ship Sterling, wOronto, Decil—Ot the bar, bound in, an Am brig, name un- io Gnannx (Brasils), Deo 11—Arr prev, bark Win Sebtooder, Tee EN Get Lon. the const bask Loeila, Ropes from NYork (April 6), ldg; ‘would touch at Pernambuco for orders, ‘Trixste, Jan 4—No Am vessel. out Jan 1 Bld brig Jeseo, Baker, Rochelle, Warsromn (ireland), ‘Deo i9—Arr batk Francis, Gregory, Aleanndsia via Corn. Ports. Boston, Fob 1, AM—Cid barks Hamilton, Gill. Trieste ar ‘ket; Wyman, Madison. Rio Grande and & market; Drummond, (ew, "ot this port, 208 $95 tons), Pleroe, un Francisco, Turk, ‘hil Bearse. pahannock. Emons, Obio; barks Jobn Beoawee, Ja. ay jan SI Arr orig Onpray, Oram, Rio Jenoiro; sche ALTIMOR , dan S1—, Sisters, Smith, Frankfort. Cid barks Roanoke, Kelly, Rio Jax Chinchilla oakell’ Cube” ld bark Bela Mastey Taylor, Bootes Chine) ry ark Bel 18, Taylor, ry ‘m, dan Su—sld hip Moro, Larrabee, Havana; bark Hloury 0, Citanttaeton, Jan 22 Are ship Joba Dunlap, Norris, Liverpool sobr Swain, To a, NYork. In the Onan, brig Choctaw anc abark, Cid Br bark Argyle, Brockbank, Liverp ol; Brem bark Johann Friedrich, Wie Bremen; Brom brig Chas Ferdinand, Hottmeyor, Hamburg via Cowes, Sid this forenoon, ship Fl rian, Vrocme, North of Europe; brig Athens, Phillsburg. Liverpool. Hib-carr Br back Cipdo, Halcrow, Liverpool. Sid sehr Mer- ty, a ies, “"pvGantow's, Jan S—Arr sobr Emily Franklin, Harding, Tan- gier, Va for Boston. In port 3ist, sobre Baily Franklin; t Ann, Cartwright, (from Boston, having repaired) for New York, in a day or two, F, Biver, Jan 26—Art sohr Capo Cod, Chase, Norfolk; 27th, brig Elisha Doan marine, Baltimore; 29th, ecbr Squire & Bro thers, Lonad, Vii Hoiauza's Horr, Jan 2—Passod by, brit Sarab, from Seareport for Cardenas 80th, arr mower, from’ New York for Borton; 3lst, bark Constance, Barry, Calcutta, for Boston; orig Jobn Dutton, Burkett; Saltillo River for do; bark Nashua, Clit ford, Philadelphia, do; brig Amelia, Strickland, NYork for East. rt; schr Cordelia, Smith, do for Boston. In port 10 am, barke q 2 Htigead ‘Nashua; brigs Amelia, Susan, John Dateoa; solr Cor- ella, ‘Monsx, Jan 25—Arr ship Isane Allerton, Smith, Liverpool; brig Meres, Conway, NYork. vid ship Nestor, Rumell, Boston, barks jsnadon, Moulton, Providence, r, Parrington, ny J Cohen, Hathorn, Providence; Sp brig Dorotes, Pages, Barcelo: ; sche Bizentum, Grace, Boston. “sw Ontrans, Jan 22 Arrsteamship Palmetto, Smith, Gal- ‘Yeaton; ships Honnoon,, ston; Gen Borry, Pattersoi Dy NYorl ‘codis, Chamberlain, Montego Bay; Creed; ‘ulding, Thomaston; Talishsssee, Saunders, St "Adirondack, Gillespie, Sponge! ation Barrett, on; Dina brig Heese Louts, Andiens, Antwerp; brig al ‘che Fairy, Proms, Matanzas and a market; ins, Jarvio, Apalachicola; Segochet, Watts, NYork. Below, coming up, brig Brazil, Rio do Janeiro; also ove new bark from Bath, Me. Towboat Panther towod to sea, 16th inst, ehips Milam, Jessore, and echr 8 M Wain. Jan'23—Arr Bartlett, Cork; brig say, Newton, NYork; Gen Taylor, line, Ewell, do; Cohaseett, Blackwell, N Yor! Hersld, Pensacola, Cid ships Urnard, Chicks, Li Denison, Speneer_ NYork; Vandalia, Norton, ‘Ane, Enow, Liverpool; Harmony (Br,) Jameson, do; Philens, Berry. Boston: Buckaventuro (8,7 leerm, Barcel; barks Aberorom die (Br,) Leuttit, Londouderry; Callao, Warren, NYork; Amos Patten, MoNear, do; brigs J pryant, Stewart, 4 Richsrd cola; Sarah, Bradford, do; Hi: pewell, Morton. Guadaloupe. ‘Tow boat Alton towed out to soa, 14th ingt, batks Brilliant and New Bevvorn, Jan 31—Arr schr Indust to complete fitting for California; bal ace Scare . , NYerk. ‘Gwics Hxap-—arr 254h “Sayine” Elwell, New York, for Anns th, brig Francis, Savin, Frankfort for Port au Prince; Livi yn or prev to Wth. Passed through 26th, three lumber for W Indies. . Jan 3i—Are Br bark Ann, Scott, Cardiff, Wales— fell overboard. Old brig Montilla, Merrill, Cubs; Maria, Weymouth, do; rs Rechabite, Loring, San Juan de los Remedios, Sid 30th, bark Clas Bartlett, Bartlett, for Char! m Provipence, Jan Si—Sid bark Acsdis, Crosby, Charleston, sehr Mari urt, Bristo! for Windies. Futtansutith, Fob ier bark Lousea Blise, Jordan, Lomdon- ig Peatl, Hammond, Boston; schrs R L & A Stowart, k; Elis, Quine, Halifax. Cid, schrs St Helena, Eng lish, N York; Joremiah aad Harriet, Green, do. Ricumony, Jan 9—Cld Brom bark Philadelphia, Gurder, Bro- men. Sid bark J G Colley, Smith, Norfolk; brig Monroe, Finton, Yor} |ALEM, Jan 31—Sld echt Maria Theresa, Rio Grande. Savannan,Jan 27—Arr a Lovus. (Br) Watson, Liverpool; Gordar, Barston, do, Cli, ships Sterling, Theobald, Liverpool, ‘Thomas, (Br) Brower, do; Eli Whitney, Dyer, Boston. Wnaineron, Jan 29—Arr sohr Eloulse, Robinson, 27, Manchester, Watson, London; sob Jones O Kis ¥. 28, barks N Angirr, Ree ger eee . Jol 3 Jacot ry, Sui Cayenne, SA; Gen Taslor, Shute, Boston; Antoinette, Richards, Hovane; Joba R Dow m ages, Faus, Monee, Alveoe, coiaare, Saves Sy my Ira Brewster, Kerido; and three othera names 04 ascertained. 29th, Manchester, Wateon, London. rs Arrived. Giarcow~Bark Adam Carr—Mr Nicol—95 inateerage. Ovonto—Brig Long Island—Theodore Goets, Lucaria Augus- Le. Passe Liven roor—Packet_ ship Sailed. jonteruma—Charles Brausse, Ger- many; William Prierwerk, do; Frederick George, Canada; Miss Dickinson, England. L222 cz RRS BRMAINING IN TEE NEW ToRK Post Ofice, February 8, 1849, OFFICIALLY PUBLISHED IN THE PAPER HAVING THE LARGEST Please mention the dste ofthe List in which they are advertised. LADIES Lit. 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