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present ned officers engaged in the late war with Mexico. who are natives of this State, a gold dal. with suicable devices inscribed upom them. The referred to the Committee on Military a sword te Major Bliss was pending in the House yesterday, a brilliant and fariow = at arms between Mesers. Taylor, an ‘0: K, and Sweet, of ‘The House looked @e im surprire at the temerity of Mr. Taylor in beard- ing the Heroules of the House; but the little gentle- nm from New York came off victorious. He treated the House to s humorous and curious speech, and ‘wound up with e sally of wit and psalmody, which an- Bintated ta mtagonist and convulsed the House with ter. Another plese of fan, in which Mr. Taylor tooks bg 6 part, mey as well be mentioned, while we are in ocd. The honorable member from Niagara, who bas been @ubbed “the Adonis of the House,” being in the ladies, ailery a few days since, making himself agreeable to a Beouurat woman, one of hisenvious bachelor colleagues Upon the floor below moved that he have leave of abseuce for several hours. The House being in Committees of the Whole, the motion was declared to be out of order; 80 the required leave of absence was refuse ach to t jagrin of honorable member from Niagara, e delight iff hie vious bachelor colleagues upon louse. The honorable member from to regard this vote as an invitation to es; tor he immediately quitted the side of bie lovely friend, and resumed his seat in the House, On his return he was overwhelmed with nu- merous expressions of sympathy and regret from his envious bachelor collesgues; but it is suspected, never- theless, that those eotianee: dissembled their reat feebnge and that they were in fact delighted at the ‘ers had taken. The hono: mem. der from Niegara is the moat magnificent, most courtly, and most charming person whom it has been my for- Bune 10 meet; ae @ proof of his susceptibility, we men. tion that when the Jeave of absence was asked for him, bis face was suffused with bluches; his surprise and eonfusion was really charming. We make this expla- Bation at the earnest request of the honorable member — Nisgar: I mentioned, in my corresponden: that be had consented to withdraw hi Candidate forU.S Senator, on condition ‘that he should be appointed Comptroller during the ‘Drexpired term of Mr. Fillmore. This was an error Mr. Collier withdrew his name as a candidate for Se- Bator, becaure bis election was impossidle,and because it would appear likea magnanimous sacrifice of his per- sonal feelings and interests upon the altar of the whig ty. The Comptroliership was tendered to Mr.C., but he js understcod to bave eaid, in reply. that he could not afford to take it, the income which he de- sives from his law business being much greater than that be would receive as Comptroller. Resolutions are pending in the Legislature, instruct- ing our representativesin Congress to continue thelr ¢florts in favor of the pussage of a law to abolish flog- ging ane the use of spirituous liquors in the Bavy ofthe United States. Watson G. @ noble tar in the Un! ym md the people in favor of } In the Houre, to-day, Mr Sweet, fom the Committee en the Judiolary, reported adversely to the petition of the anti-renters praying the Legislature to restrain the landlords from collecting rents from the tenants of the manorial estates, until the actions at law now pending in relution to the title of thos s are decided. The report ef the committee wi greed to. In tbe Assembly, majority of the Committve on Railroads have reported that it is 1 = charter for the construction of a pal between Syracuse and Rochester, upon most Gireot route between those cities. This projeot will, [ think. have to be abandoned, after the expenditure, too, of $7,000 in surveying ® route for the proposed read. ‘dhe House to-day passed the bill for the licensing and government of pilots for the port of New York, by the way of Sandy Hook. The main features of this bill have been given in the Heruld It seems to me the Nlote ought to feel some interest in the fate of thi ill, It will mow go up to the Senate for their concur- rence. On motion of Mr. Campbell, the bill ending the er of the city of New York was referred to a seleet ittee. question of United States Senator having been 6, 80me dozen members of the House wers up for forloughs to.day, They were all granted, of course. We anticipate that it will be aifficult to eollect a quo- rum of members for the next two weeks. In reference to the ult: fate of the commission- ers on practice, and their the House have taken BO action as yet ; nor does it appear that they will act ‘Bpon the subject at a very early day. The Btaie Medical Society will convene in the Asembly chamber to-morrow evening, The member from Albany (Vir. Prayn) keeps open } ure thisevening. We expeot it will be the most ashiomable party of the season. The Administration View of the Protocol. (From the Warbington Union, Feb. 6] _ Meters. Sevier and Cliflord were sent to Mexico ‘or the purpose, among other duties, of explaining te the Mexican government the nature of the amend- meuts made’by the Senate the to treaty of peace. This treaty, with the amendments of the Senate, had been ratified by the President before their de- ture. Before their arrival at Queretaro on the th of May, 1848, the treaty, with the amend. ments of the Senate, had been approved both by the Senate and the House of Deputies ot Mexico, according to the forms of their constitution. Be- fore the President of Mexico ratified the treaty, it was deemed necessary, to satisly Mexican scru- ples, that an explanation should be made by our €onmissionere, in the form of a protocol, on three points. ‘This explanation was made by the protocol. ‘When the treaty reached Washington, on the 4th of July, 1848, the $3,000,000, the first instalment upder the treaty, bad been paid; the blockades of the Mexican ports had been raised; and our troops had left the city of Mexico, and were tast evacua- ting the country. The ratifications had been ex- changed on the 30th of May, 1848, and the treaty was the supreme law of the land. Had the proto- col contained any stipulation which violated the treaty, there could have been no other remedy but to open a new negotiation with Mexico on the sutject The President, atter carefully examining the protocol, found nothing in it which was not in conformity with the treaty, and therefore did not atterpptto institute any new negotiation. ‘TEMPERATURE OF ANpover, (Me).—A corres pondent of the Boston Evening Lraveller, of the 6th , gives the following state of the weather at that place, from the 8th of January to the ist inst., inclusive :-- | « Jan, 8.—Thermometer 20 deg. below sero at san- —a clear morning. Jan. 11 —Thermometer {4 deg. ‘Delow sero at sunrise; sero, at noon, latensely cold jement throug! Jan 14 —Most ed wt noon in the sun, for the firet time for nearly month. Jan. 13 —Thermome- ter 14 deg. below in the morning, and hardly up to sero allduy. Jan. 19 —Thermometer 20 deg. below; still more severe than yesterday; wind blowing almost gale. Jan. 22—Thermometer 11 deg. below in the morning. Jan, 31 —Thermometer 12 deg. at eunrise— only 2 deg. above rero at noon; 6 below at nineo’eiock, P.M, Feb. 1—4 di torm, though it is 60 cold.” towns below us CITY TRADE REPORT, Weonxspay, Feb. 7—6 P.M. This having been the packet day for th amship change was rather thinly attended, and tions in leading articles of produce were limited, Flour sold toa moderate extent, at yesterday's prices: ‘Wheat continued dell. Corn sold to a fair extent, ‘without a material change in quotations. Thers is no obange in meal. Rye and rye flour sold on terme stated below. Oats were steady at old prices. Provi- sions were dull, and tales moderate at about yestor- das quotations. Cireceries were o! with mode- Fate rales, Cotton was firm with moderate sul Asnes— Sales of 50 a 100 bbls. pots were made at $6 aris were quiet at $7 75 Export from 1st to 6th February. ' only to report the last at $1 10. Paovis:ons.—Sales of 100 bbls. mess pork were made at $12 60; and some other smail lots at the same price. Prime was quiet at $11 75 a $12; 125 bbls. Phipp’s Cta- cinnati mess sold at $13 Lard—Sales of 200 bbls, were made at 65; 0 6%0.; and 90 bbls. do. prime qax lity at To, Beef—Sales of 160 tierces ‘were made aesir sae at 2 aie ans mess and prime were reporte: an . Ast to 6th February 1849. 18148. ps 7A er ap abot, "19 628 + kegs 2853 2.190 Th ket Vineet the only sales of the ing 100 hhds Porto Rico at 5c., und 150 do. old Orleans at 4% = 53<¢ , 4 mos, ‘A pareel of 1,000 begs has been sold at $65, Tin.—The market is very firm, with an upward ten- dency We notice sales of 600 pigs Banca at 220 , and 25,00 Ibe. English ot 21 mos., with no more to be had at those prices, ‘Sxins.—Snles of 10,000 goat were made at 500. on thm 1axxy.—Sales of 75 a 100 bbis State prison at 240., and 26 bhds. drudge at 230. MARKETS ELSEWHERE. STOCK SALES. Pwvaperenra, Fob. 7.—First Board—5 sha Farm & Vechs, 8734; 2 Pen Ine 24s, 200; $100 War Bounty, 9934; 1400 Peon 6s, ‘W; 0 do 5s, ji O00 do rw 7794; 1000 3 ay Gs, 68 3354; LOU + 1000 d» 85 3534; 1WO" do b5 3334; 50 Sus Col 1174; 1000 S 6s, D5 353g; 0) Morris 94; 60 doc 934; 15003 Nav 6's, 68 B86; 1000 eon SC T73, Wend 12 ; 200 Lah’ Int 63%4; 600 do 8 Between Hoards.—60 Read, 12%¢; $3 000 8. Nav. o's b4, 38i¢, Becond Hoard —0 Flemington Cop, 734; 36 Union Cana’, fi 2 Penneylvania Bauk, 294; $500 Treasury Notes, ae! $200 Penn, 5’ 0.7% $5 000 do,. 78; 1000 8 Nav 63, '64,, 5 Gi. yard 1) imington In 84; 100 Penn. & Ohio U 86 5; S104) do 07 18/9; 8200, State O's B36; $15,000 Read Mtg Bds 00%. After Second Board—$1000 oe 1 Farm & Mechs 57)q; $300 Ches & cheater Raljroad $736; 5 do do, «38734: 1do Boston and W: ter Raliroad, 10634: 6 do do, 1063¢:1 do Baata 15 do Ogdensburg Mailrcad, (1; 23 do Be. 60 do do 12: 2. do Yerme-2 and Mass, tail 5U34: 6 do do. 60565 7.4026, 34 108 do Vermont Central Railroad, 07343 1 shire Railroad, 79; 1 d> Fitchburg Hailroad, 1093; 4 do Boston Providence Railroad. t lo Boston and Maino Kaitroad, 1 do Western Rall 10244; 18 do Northern Raiiroad, F634; W do do, bd BUM, 3 do 60, BOA; 3 do Granite bank, 99, 41% do $34; 2 do Manufacturers Ins Co. 103, eb, 6—Second Board x28 2 Fall Eiver Rallrond, 83 " 60 Ola Caton Hailroad, 78; jo Bestou ine Railroad, y jo Rendi: fi 5, 12; 100 do dy, £10, 12, = gor DOMESTIC MARKETS. New Beprorp Oi Manxet, Feb 6, 1849,—Sporm. The market has been quiet since our last, 'e have supposed at 1100. Rergailon |W small parcels North ‘est Coast, im all about 600 barrels, have been made, it 400. per gallon; and 100 barrels on private terms. ‘There ix a good demand, and holdere are frm. Whale- bene— We hear of no sales since our last, Montaty Statement or Imrontations oF O1Ls anp Wrauenone into THE Unitep States, Fon Januany, Sperm. Whale. Bone. New Bedford, 4 ships, 2 barke..5,560, 8,024" 44,000 Providence, I ship. ... ++ 5,000 89000 Total. ssecceeecece sees 9760 18024 74,000 Same time in 1848 82,100 Died, On February 7th, Jane Axxn, only daughter of Thom e Stephen, aged 8 monthi d 28 days. ‘The friends and acquaintances of the family are re- #peotfully invited to attend her funeral, this (Thursday) aiternoon, at] o'clock, at 258 Weat 19th street. On Wednesday morning, after a Ungering illness, Nicwoias Firzratarcx, in the 26th year of his age ‘The friends of the family, and also of his uncles, Joseph and Jobn MoGuire, are invited to attend his funeral. this afternoon at!1}¢ o'clock, from his late real- dence, 218 Spring street. ‘At Hoboken, N. J., on Wednesday morning, Feb. 7th, Evizanetn Crane, wife of Morris K. Crane, aged 20 year: nds, and thone of the family, are respectfully invited to attend her funeral, on Friday mor ag Feb. Sth, at 10 o'clock, at the Baptist Church, Hoboken, when her remains will be taken to Newark, N. J., for interment. The remains of the late Mr. Pararcx Rarreaty, who died at Charleston, 8. ., on Friday, the 2d inst., will be taken this (Thursday) morning, at 10 o’olock, from No, 24 Willet street, to St. Mary’s Church, corner of Grand and Ridge streets, whereldivine service will take place. Theremains will then be taken to St. Patrick’s Cemetery. corner Ist aven id 11th street, for inter- ment. The friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend. At Pittsburgh, Pa, on the 27th ult., Capt. W. D. McK x, U. 8. A., aged 35 years, of inflammation of the brain, while on his Way to Fort Independence. His remains were yesterday taken to New Brunswick, N. J., for interment, Capt. McK. served through the late war with Mexico. At Tuzin,on the 28th December last, after an illness of eight monthe, Mrs. Roseuta Nites, wife of the athaniel Niles, Charge D’Affaires of the United States to Sardinia. Mrs. Niles was descended from one of the mort ancient, respectable, and noble families in the South of France. Her more tmmodiate ancestors bed taken up their residence in the West Indies, from whence they fled to the United States, on the occur- rence of the revolution in St Domingo, She was born in Wilmivgton, Delaware, from whence her father, Mr. De Milhau, soon after removed to Baltimore. A part of his family went to France many years ago, where she married the late Professor S father of Eugene Sue. She was married to Mr. Niles in July, 1831. Mrs Niles was untversally admired for the ex- art, her presence imparted a charm to every circle in which she moved. Wherever abe went, she conciliated for her herself and her family the warmest esteem, and most affectionate interest, of all who bed the happiness to make her acquaintance. She leaves a disconeclate husband, her twin daughters, and two rons, to mourn ber irreparable and premature loss, together with an extensive cirele of admiring and devcted iriends, on both sides of the Atlantic. At New Orieans. 20 ult., of billious fever, Mr. Naxp Ganson, a native of New York, 42 years. At Washington City, 4th inst., im the 52d year of her age, Connexia H. wife of Commander John P. Young, United States navy. At Butternuts, Otsego county, on Friday last, Jonx Cox Moxnis, Eeq’. son of the late Gen. Lewis Morris, and uncle of Mrs. Hamilton Fish and Mrs. John A. Collier. D+ MARITIME INTELLIGENCE. Wort of New York, February 8, 1849, 4 is MOON RuES. %| meu waren, Semarn ean Steamship— Cherokee, Lyon, Savannah, 8 I Mitchell. Bhipe—ipeed (Br), Grandell, Savannad; Wim Biair, Higging, is (Br), Sulli S re (Br), » Newry, 4 l (Br), Sullivan, Newry, @ Mita; 8 L Crowell Br haar y Aryede (Fr), Uirandenu, Havre, & Seignetto & Co; Sam- heeler, Unsgres, Everett & Brown; Patcick Heory, (agra: ies ube, KW trundy & Co; Amulet, Spoftord, croit Gilchrist, New Orleans, J W Elwell; 1 uncan, ¥ mus, Wilmington. Scbre—Sarsh'Macia, Rogera, Barbadoes, H Underwood; Cabot Underbill, Newbern; Albambra, Bullock, S00; Marietta, Waite, Goston; Cornelia, Faulaner, do. Arrived, SheGield (of Cold Spring), White, Sandwich Isl- th oll, KC, to J H doves, of Cold Sprite. Noss, lat 87 458, | Spore auip aquetaat, 94 Gays, Hence for Valparaiso Ath, pamed ship AH Bewlung, of New Bediord, 28th Dc, Int 16208, lune 34 4s w, speke bark Javet, of Westpert, Housman, 47 days out, elear, 20uh ult, lat 3025 N, long 69 W. epcke Br shipUourtaey, from New Orieaws for Liverpool. dtu inst. Iat38 4), long 7107, passed a abip with a cross in her foretopeail, steering WB. Bark Aguills (of Keunetunk, new), Gottenburg and St Thomas, Jan 21 (where she put fs fora supply of provisions), to Naylor Co, Deo 24, lat $7 59, lon 34, ina gale from WSW, shipped a som, wbich swept te dicks ot every thing moveable; lost galley. two doara, aplitavile, &¢ Ove ot the silors belonging to the veawl had bis jeg broken by being struck by ® picoe of the wreok. Duceh tark Mary Magdalene, Rotterdam, 42 days, with mdse ag ete OR rie Taves & Co, rk Mulvades (cf Thetuaston), Sprague, Loghorn, 63 4 with mdee, to master. 12th ult. lat 2) v9, nf Bo, w ake bt bark Crows from Madras for London. 4th {nat, lat 30 42, lun 73%, spoke bark Gardner, hence for 4 palachicola, Br brig Fame, Carvill, Jamaica, 21 days, with mdse, to Bache & Meyers, Lat $827, lou 7820, epoke brig’ Petersburgh, for Vera Crus. Br brig Energy, Warren, Limerick, Nov 30, in ballast, and pao seppers, Us muster. rig Justina (ot Baltimore), Jchnson, St Jago de Cubs, 20 daya, with mdee, to master. ius, Watson, Mataosas, Jan 26, with mass, to Young, Co, Bid in Company with brig Flora, Cole, for New Sobr Roanoke (of Scituate), Webb, Jacmol, vis Aguin, 20 days, With meve toG Dovgiass, 26th ult, iat 26 34 lon 74, spoke ver 1849, 1848, Pots, bbls... 49 38h Pearis * idan aee =! ; Baravsturre—Flour—The sales for the day did not e@xeeed 2000 to 2.500 bbis., including this State, Ohio, and other Western brands, at $5 60 to $5 56K, ; 800 New 0: it $6 to $b 3734. Southern, Georgetown, Howard street continued to eell, in a small way, at 873% to $5.50. Wheat—No sales were reported, while prices remained nominally the same, Corn—Sales of about 10600 bushels Southern white and mixed and ‘white at 64 cents ; 6.000 do. yellow at 504 cents; 2.700 a it 64 cen! Rye—Sales ot 1,000 bushels id at 66 cents. and 1,000 do do at 6634 conte. Bi ef 2 to 300 bbis. Rye Fivur were made at $3 31 to $344, Oate—Canai were reliing at 40 to 42 cents. 1848. 1853 1,000 11,818 none. Export from lat to 6th February. 1800, bbls. 1.660 ‘Wheat four ‘Wheat Seses sc ceceeeeeesMOM@, — Rone, Coat— Sales of 250 tons were made at $7,four months. Corren—The pales to. aay only amount to 800 bales, and prices are not very firmly supported Fauit—We notice sales of 1,000 boxes Messina @ranges at $1 8734 (the balance of the cargo of the New World); 20.000 Porto Rico de , on private terms, Pad suction, 1,160 boxes Fayaldo,, at $1 3746 8 same; cotton was taken at 6-16d.; baco wae worth 27s, 64, while corn and flour were un- ebamged. For cotton to Havre, 0. was about the Fate; 1,200 bage coffee were engaged for An t Hamr.—There has been @ movement in the ik is now quite reduced. The sales 40 tons elean old crop, at private bargain; 90 do at $200, and 2 do, new orop at $205 » $210, both 6and& months; of American dew rotted, there were sales of | 120 bales at $170, usual time. —Bales of 100 tons English bars were made at Fusionts —Rates te Liverpool remained about the mand lard Trewout, Mitoreil, irom Jacmel fer New York, Sehr Caroline Hall, Hail, Philadelptia, Scbr Julia Ann, Spates, Rastport. Bebr Silas F Hand, Ackerly, Riebmond. Below. 2 Camden, Sherwood, Charleston, with cotton, to Dunham 1 on. A Brehip with passengers. One ship and one bark unknown. si jailed. Steamahips Canada, Liverpool, Cherok: Ba 3 shige Hlensy Clay, Liverpool! Tadependonse'Lesrannan neeatst Bavre: ships George Washington, California; Morma,, Havana; FT] Charleston; baras Nancy Treat, M Field, Apalachicola, Robert Mor ison, Now Orleusy Be bork oe therr, Newry, Irel: nd; [rabella, San Francisco, Movile: Fortax. New Orleaus; Blisaceay Tees Peemenieon ‘Monterey, New Orleans; sehr Sea Gull, Vera Crea” 7—Wind, at muarise, N; meridian, NNW; sum jpondenee, PM—arrived— i, Reohttived— Big rie, Ryder, poids, Bottinn, Nitsven; tehre Ammason, Steelman, NYurk; Join, Van Gilder, Bi Sur Mi port, nee SHrp Mrsserasiyrs, Probst, from Rotterdam fc in coming out of the Seholdt 26th Dec, ‘was ra Mate by a Uses galliot, mn tow of ® steamer, staving Ler bow ing her, that she had to pat back, where, afer Was condemned as unseaworihy. This was former ean ship Kose, Her cargo vessel. mueh injer: jarveyed, abe the Ameri be sent forward by some owner foun. Onranso.—Bhip Orark, Davis, at Portlind. 6th inst, from Cadis, reporte: Un the 4th inst, Int 43, lon 68, mw ® soht With & signal of distress flying, bore down w her—she was tne sobr Ontario, from Uasnden tound to Norio k; on the night of Jan 4th, came in contact with a brig, aace unkoown, earied sway the’ bowsprit amd foremast, opened the wood ends and onused her tw leak badiy. As s00m se practicable opened the hatehes and threw overboard forward to lighten her, and afterwards ar; towke the oa me 't one thousand strokes pain cd crew with much difficulty, who bad been on short allowanes he Inet (2 deye—It was the intention of ‘the captain ot the On not tonbandon his voxsel, but being short of provisions, ha, b the bands, tock the boat aud id he Onsrk, and Supplied him with provisions. On leaving Hited. and the eapeain, not betug dcow ned, They were soon got on bowrd the ship wi ean steering SE, showing a white signal, with letters fy 2, \ 30. oe eur teem Boston for Cape Haytien, Feb 2, off Carpenas, Jan 22—Bark Tou ee ene for Provide Marie, Porter, Mi wary Catharine, wy, Aalbaon. Cochran, Ter bortnds 26—Sid brig Z, (Fr) Sarreain, (irom Marseilles) ‘and others. Going in, sebr orl Ha.ivax, Jan 28—Arr brig Ellen, Langley, New Ori ooh Tiipls; Good Teves, Dosne, Yor” On” DSS i Intent, Maranz+s Jan 26— Barks St Cloud, Newton, from Key West for :hiadelnuis, leg; N W Bridge, Snow, from Havana, disc; Jas Bayley. biahop, from and for 1, 1dg; Manchester, Brad frow do for do, do: J W Blodget, from Portland, disg; Paimou Walker, from'do do; Sarah Warren, Curtis, from do do; Mi Lowell, Crockett, do do; Almina, do ‘Monterey, Mit: hell, do do; Brothers (Br), from’ Havana for London, ldg; beige ‘Yarkee, from and for Boston. sli 25th; Sarah Nash, Gollermaa, from and for Baltimore, 1dg; Frances Al Roby, from and tor Boy. Mallory, from do for Liverpool, sid ; Wm Henry, Cole, from and’ for 14 25th; Maria, Cograham, from Bristol for NYork, ranees, Ingriham, from and for Warrea, RI, lig; Horner, from aud for Philad, do; James Crosyy, Pendle ton, from Portland for + York, to ‘th; Blize Meaisham Grif Jen, from and for Bosten, dg; Plato, Churobill, from Portisad for Boston, wig freight; Grand Turk, Berry, from Baugor for Boston, 40; Chestina, Anderson, from Ellaworth for Boston, do; Hallo well, Coggeshall, from Bristol for Boston do; Foster, Lancaster, from Frapktort for do; Atvarade, Risharieon ftom Kilsworth for jwston, do. VOHEL's, Jan $—Sid brig Le Courrier de is Mer, (Pr) Noize, Balt!more, Sr Jaco pe Cuna, Jan 19—Barks Wacram, of Boston; Frances Louisa, Mayhew, tor Trieste 10 days; Brix Henrie! ta, of Baltimore, from Jamaica for ee in di ened brig Norman, of North Yarmouth, tor NYork, lays previous, 43 Ann's Bay (Jain), Jan ie Br brig Tweed, hence, in 15 ae Be. ‘Br Towns, Jan 20—Ship Niagara, Smith, from Liverpool (be ried), Will sai 'd for NYork; ships Emily, Boris ae Hani an, Hishee from N York for Liverpool, cefora roportes barke Kocerick Dha, Metealt, from Porto Kico to load for N York. Maguilon, Hurd, disg; Vista Carlisle, from Savannah for Bostou, in distress, leaking bad!y; biigs Tarquina, Moulthorp, wtg fight: ar. eadian, Chase, just arr; Thos Winslow (wh), Mayhew, of West: Fert, refiit ne; scbra U:uncil, Germ, ot Boston, do; Joe Baker, Are", with lumber, Bangor, disg; Altemag a, Delano, ding; Per- severance, Youcg from C.ar'eston, SC, with lumber, wtg orders, Sid 19th, barks Panchita, Adams, N York; Vouesueia, Wilson, La: guayra, st Jony, NB, Jan 3) TURKS IsLany, Jan fore Arr soir Snean, Bray, Alexandria, 1d brig Florence, NOrleaus, Barrmeone, Feb 5—Bark Samuel and Thomas, Sopar. Palermo; Brem bark Frupziska, Hogedorn, dremen; bri ‘Scales, Rio Grande. Brexi's: tchrs Lucrotin, Mosm {roi Beston Cid sche Jam Reynolds, Boston; John P Bathurst, Hooper, Chagr Boston, Feb 6, AM—Arr Stamboul, Kenrick, Smyrns Canary; Join Dutton, Bur ton, 9, Callao and & market; brigs ey. Davie, Windies. ip Sheffield, Lewis, NOrlean: bar’: brige Highlander, Kelleraa, Grand , Saltilla River; Bryant, Bryant, Philadelpb'a Tuscan, King, do. Telographed, ship Norfolk. 8} nal for a brig, Cld'ship John Bolland, Headersam, NOrleans; ke Davis, Balti: fen) Asams, Coombs, Savannah; Mar more; brige Almira, Brown, NOrleai D ll, Given, Mo- bile: schr New York, Goodeo!, N York. Feb 6 PM—Arr shi feng Abe wt Clauseov, New Orleans; Dutch schr Malvina, Bergh Rotterdam Vis Quarantine— Ship Norfolk, Rogere Liverpool. Telegraptod. brig China, from w Itratagten Del, st anchor in Nantasket Roads Nothing sailed. Baru, Feb $—Arr:ohr Hibernia, Eldridge, Baltimore Bristor, RI Fob 4—Arr brig Booch Pratt, Port au Prinoe.— Bld Br brig Widow, Havana; 5th, sch Maria, Church. do. Newnonn, Feb (—Arr sohra Fremont, Lavender, Norfolk, for order hn P Collins, do do; Sylvia Wildes, Curtis, Portland,for N Yor! ‘6th, bark Backus, Porter, Savannah, for Providence ; briga Victoria, Bush, N Carolina fordo. 34, old brig Hy Mar- stall, Cuba, in port, Oth, ahip Audley Clarke, Dena oF Oxi orale, few aye, Newnuayron, Fed 5--Arrych John W Dodge, Thutlo, Ponce vis Holmes’ Holmes. pAE™ Haven, Feb 6—Sailed big Vermilion, Pendleton, Porto co. Nnw Loxnon, Feb 8-Sld sot [mack] Odd Fellow, Stanton, San Francirco. Provinence, Feb 3—Cld brig Emma, Charleston, with ioe.— Sth—Sid brig Delins, Higgins, Millstone’ Point, toload for Char. jeston, PortLann, Feb 5—Cid bark Ranger, Dyer, Matanzas, Puitapereusa, Feb 6—Arr brig Thomas and Edward, Watts, New Orleans. Ricnmonn, Feb 4—Arr schr Lady Clinton Crammer, NYork. Sid echre Virginia, Gould, NYork; Ellen Sedgw.ck, Beaston, N York, ‘Feb 1—Sld from Bermuda Hundreds, Brem bark Philadelphia, for Bremen. Savannant, Fob Lak gs deed vl Calhoun, NYork; schrs WD Jenkins, Watson, Back Kiver; schrs Cotton Plant, Arnow, Ore chee; sloop Julia Ann, Williams, Bryan Neck; U8 M stoarapvoket Metamcra, Barden, ‘harleston; U8 M steampacket Oomulgee, Palatka. Cld Bark Jane Lowden. Lai Wilson, Liverpool; brig L Baldwin, Smith, NYork; schr Southerner, Bsker, Provi- dence; US M steampacket Wm Srabrook, Blankenship, Charles top, "Sid Kil W hitney, Dyer, Boston, Batam, Feb 5--Cid brig Nereus, Fabous, Cayenne. mWimroron, Feb 2—Br sche Evander, Rnos, Nessa: tohrs ‘rorm, Wainwright, ‘or! farrison Price, Naylor, do; I Bint Goutrey, de Falcon, Burris dor brig touts Walt, WoPar Ce te tn oat ign Robinson, NYork; betes 9 an, Philadelphia; ellingsley, Parsons, Curacoa; nhconix, Soannon, Boston. Passengers Arrived, Sannwicn Iscarna—Weale ship Sheffleld—Capt WH Caul- field, Into master of sohr Outeris, of Boston, sold at Pernambneo, ‘Lrcnonx—Bark Miltisdes—A Topie. Passengers Satled. Wararax anv Livenroo1—Steamship Cansda—Messrs W G Harrison, Baltimore; N Sullivan and lady, New York; J 8 Gardi- ner, do; ‘Wm Lengstreth, Philadelphia; TD Doubieday, New York; Geo H Peliock, Boston; Robertson, Toronto; Raid, Liver ‘oung, JT Hiltman, Livermore, New York; John 'Fishe eronta;, Mackensi, New York Adolph Sohwendler, Philad Joseyh Thompeon, Hamilton, OW; G McK: New Lordon; Lindrer, German; London, Eng; Murray, T MoWhat, New Orleai ‘oronto, U; Rdward Gibeon, Ha Dit Solis, Philadelphia; E Ki 8 Farrell, Levy, Geo L. + — and lady, John Farrel New Yor! Kingston, 0; Wm MoNee, do; J H Mond, Montreal do; Cash, Canada; Nicholle, Toronto, C. For Halifax—Mr Flinn and child, Miss Heffernan, Me Jona Weir, Mr F Robirecn, urs Solyman, Mr A Il Taylor and boy, Wm Cu. vard, Balifax; W A Crolius, New York. Savannan—Steamehip Cherokee—A A Denslow, J C Wait, C Wait, Mise Margaret Lord, Miss Mar four chidren, Mra Morton. 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