The New York Herald Newspaper, February 13, 1849, Page 4

ee Puucapgvrnia, Feb. ¥2, 1849. Biyer Excitement— The Annual Assay at the Mint— Surcide. ‘The Hyer excitement continues unabated, and the public curiosity to obtain a glance at the great wowhipped, leads to many amusing scenes. Thig morning, a large crowd gathered at the Court House, it being supposed that he would be brought wp for heanng before Judg: Parsons. At length the prison van drove up, and the b’hoys and loafing gentry, of which the admirers of the fancy mostly eonsist, were in ecstacies of expectation, The efficers im attendance, ready for a joke, bustled about, and having induced the jostling crowd to form a passage, trom the street to the court room door, page | brought out a poor negro boy, which proved te be the only person ia the van. The crowd, though thus disappointed, continued to throng the vicinity all the morning. The object of their curiosity 18 no: to be brougat up trom prison. ull this atternoon; as he is perfectly willing to go to Balumore His ‘counce! will, of course, not throw aay imped:ment in the way «f his being delivered upon the requi- con which bas been handed to the court by officer Cook, of Baltimore. He alse has Governor Jonnston’s Warrant. The annual astay at our mint took place this morning in the presence of the commissioners, upon whom the duty falls. The board consists of Proteseor John Johnston, of Middletown, Conn,; Jotn L. Aspinwall, Esq4ot New York; and Pro- fervor J. C. Cresson and J. J. Vanderkemp, of thie city, who were specially designated by the President. Judge Kane, T. M. Pettit, and James Pave, Eequires, are also commissioners, ex officio. Thelbeit Dickson, a colored man, last evening threw himeelt from the roof of a three story house in Shipper lane, and died in a short time after- wards. Later from payne “ The brig Titi arrived at the South-West Pass, on Tuerday Sant. from Vera cruz, having left that place mm the bth wit. orre Mr Matthew Keller. direct from the olty of Mexi- co. who came pysenger inthe Titi, we are indebted for papers from the Capital tothe lvth ult., aud for mocb valuable ipform: The proceedings in Cowgress, up to the 19th ult, were quite Unimportant. A moderate tariff bill, it was suppored. would paes the House of Deputies, though its fe ein the upper house was deemed uncertain, The Mivister of Finance is to be impeached befure the Senate for infringing the law, in raising funds for the govern-ment. The inorurrectionary movements at Sultepec and ‘Tewarcaitepec bad been suppressed, and most of the incurgents disperred. Don E. Leon was still bolding eut, bul without any otber hope than that of saving bis life ard the lives of his folio Tt is said that if the government do not pardon them they will destroy the mrelves ‘The mort erpalling accounts reach the onpitsl daily cf indian outrages, perpetrated in every direction. and the government, 1t seems, is utterly incapable ef affording protection to the lives of the inhabitants. ‘Tbe Caiforpia gold fever is ns rife in the city of Mex co as it is in this country ; almost all the foreiga. ere, Dotengaged in commeroe, lvaving for the placers — A party of gold hunters. from New York, numbering Iwenty, and beaded by Dr S.C. Grosvenor, left Vera Crus, on the 25th ult. for © ‘Were all well armed, and equipped, te Sgbt their way, should they be attacked by robbers on the route Mr. Ciifford, our Minister to Mexico, rived at Vera Cruz on the 24th ult., and procs and family, ar- ed to waiting a vessel here he is ordered to take He offered the by oa scarce bl municating with the entry and dining room, and spoke no more, Witness, as s00n as Mrv Howard fell, Tan out the and round by cend to the room of Ce dinipg rcom, the only 0, whieh offer her captain declined, lest by 80 doing he should disappoint his pesrergers by the detention. ‘Lhe read from Vera Cruz to the capital is so infested with robbers, that scarcely o diligence passes without Deing robbed. A short time ago, the Puebla dilig-nce was robbed within the precincts of the cicy, and with- in afew hundred yards of the palece, by three gaeril- Joes. There were 8ix passengers in the diligence at the time (ail Mexicaus,) all of whom were armed, but they, as urual, made no resistance. permitting the rob- bers to carry off three hundred and seventy-five dol- lars and a gola wateh. The British mail steamer Forth was wrecked on Los Ale rincs, about « hundred and twenty miles from hy, on the 14th ult , after ly: hree dof Perex,in want of provisionr. S' eatried on tbe rhoals in calm weather, by the strong @urrente in that portion ot the Gulf. Great blame is attached to her officers, for their sheer neglect in tho matter. The ck at ten minutes past five, on the mornirg of the 14th ult. The crew w rash- at the time, but the look out was not neglect @0.una it was the very fact of the moon shining brightly Upon the breakers, which prevented their being seen too late. It is well known that the light cart by the moon upen the water, frequently bears a strovg resembiance to breakers and in the present in- the ship being supposed to be twenty nine miles t from the reef, and in a more southern lati- ere was nothing t lead to the supposition that under the blaze «f moonlight was hidden the dangerous Teef, op which we were 80 soon to be cast, The wea- ther was not calm. as stated in your paper On the 13th the wind blew s fresh gale from & E., with « hesvy rea. and though {t had moderated, there was still a freeh breeze at the time of the accident. Sup ing it posrible that there might be astrong eet to y urdee took Dorthward and wertward. Capt. § Pp At the last nt from t ] spot, and what probability was within ti reach of human calculation, tbat during the next six hours, we should be set bys current twenty.seven miles W. N. W. With the laud operations of the Teg Jar system. the Pre ded to Congress th pg of a mational bavk, which shall, under crrta'n adventeger granted to it, receive and disburse the revenue of the republic. E/ Monitor warmly com- mendathe scheme. Much is expeoted, throagh this Danking agency. towsrd re-establishing public credit, and saitefying the foreign and domestic creditors. A committee cf the Chamber of Deputies bas reported favorably on the project, and it was to be discussed on the 22d ult. A report of the Finance Committee of the council of government been publishe to the claim of Meerrs. G Musson & Co, of New Orleans, who are creditors of Mexico to the amount of £500,000. ‘There gentlemen require payme at out of the indemnity to be given to Mexico by the United States, as agreed on by the treaty of Guadalupe. The committer state ent has no power to comply with their b ‘rs in London, El Monitor, of the 20th ult Teorntly come to hard. the Sandvieh Islands will be ehortly depopulated, the inhabitants fiscking to Cali. jornia, attracted thither by the abundance of gold Atthe invitation of the minister from Pransia, the German residents in the capitel have materially in- ereared thir force in their company of National Guards; the French. also, at the instigation of their minister, have done the same. The number in these companies bas been, consequently, nearly doubled This. says the Monitor, in ® new element of peace and stability Annivat or THe Bartisd Steamen Dee —Our read- ers aren reacy aware that the British mail steam com- pany bave ordered that their steamers no longer touch at Sbip Islend. and that ine f it they have select- ed Mopile Bay as their depot The Dew, one of their line, dropped anchor at the latter station on the morn- ing of Wednesday last. The Mobilians. regarding her arrivel as an epoch in the commercial bi made quite s de tration on the occasion. saluted her with a 0 of artille ated Englith enterprise mad they could to make their happy as they were themselves. Col. Lang- the Mayor, did the honors. Mexican Secretary of War, General Ariste, has Jnrved a circular directing the most careful pursuit of Pareder avd bis pertieans im the Guanajuate pt, thet they may bo brought to trial and eondign ment The newrpap re consider this circular ® mere sham. They believe that Paredes ts no longer ip the country. and that the government knows it well, if it did not connive at bis departure. ‘Upon the arrival of our minister, Mr. Clifford, at Vera Crus, s guard of honor was tendered to escort him to the capital, which he courteously declined. He was to leave the 26th ultimo. for b's destination The whole press of Mexico is out against the govern- went on account of the large importations of raw eot- ton made by Senor Rubio, free of duty. under some permit which be allegen to have been granted prior to the Jate war. Thir aprcies of irregularity at the cus tom: houses is as natural ss life. from papers Tus Prizx Fionrers.—For "the deliberate vio- lation of the Jaws of Maryland, Hyer and Sullivan end thore siding them, rhould be punished inthe mont exempl ner. for if the supremooy of the laws be pot maintained, these bratal exhibitions be of Hyer hae been ar: i probably be secured in be no denbt they will be pry del on the requisition of the Gove: nor of Marylend, aa desire must be felt inevery State to have them brought to justice, such scenes for the future —They will it brought on. in Kent county, the off cowmiited in that county. Their seconds, mow in }1o Batimore, will be tried here for conspiring te k the pence. The punishment for principals and teornds is fine aed imprisonment; and jastice re- qvires that they should be compelled to smart for their misconduct. Lair, Cupper, Feb. 19. ‘The charter election of N.Y, hes resalted in the election of the ent’ et by 50 majority, Being the firet whig triumph since the incorporation of the tor Their opponents were the baraburners, the hunkers only polling 80 votes Ffforts are about to be made in the Indians Legiela- ture to alter the constitution of that State, Tho fol, owing are the principal subjects now spoken of:— The election ef all State, county, executive, aad jadi. etal officers, by the people: theindividual Hablitty prin- in all charters hereafier granted, aad @ repealing at the tailend; the curtaliment of looal legisia~ . the ¢qualization of taxes; the homestead exemp- provision to prevent the creation of @ State debt; # claure to preserve the inviclabiiity of etvil eon. tracts, hy preventing the parrage of retrorpective railuf the abotieh it of im onment ior debt, vowrhe t pyrtem for lager ede action ae ae, ing obliquely, carotid. and balf t! about 15 or 20 minutes after 5 o'clock, Lorth side of Fourth street, opposite lart storein Melo- deon building, met Mrs. Howard, defendant, as [ had often, in two years, not baving spoken to her im thet lime. and passed on; just after we passed, she called back tome, “ Mr. Soett;”” I stopped; she came up, evi- dently much excited; a spot of blood, of the sine of a pea, was om the point of her nose; and fine sprinkles of blood, the largest not quite #0 large as a pin head, all over her face; the complexion of her face was like that of one pale with anger, yet flushed with the excitement ef a scufil “Mr. Scott, do you think I can make auything off Howard?” | supposed irom the blood on her face, and ber excitement, that they hed met amd had had an encounter; and answered—“ No; the question!) As i said this, I gia cloak slightly opening, | saw tl Dicody. She appeared to notice this, to wy question (why she asked me ‘f anything out of Howard’ there ing with bim, and k She anrwered—* Yer her.” | eapreseed surpriee, astonishment and horror, more by my countensnee ¢. “ What tn the worid do you mean?” She replied, ina tone of surprise—“ Do you blame me for it? Would it bave been better! ehould suffer on as | have suffered, or that 1 should have taken revenge as! have tal it??? J replied—* My dear madam, | cannot judge yo but this isaterrible and creadful affair’? She agai ssid —-Do you bisme?”’ or “ You don’t blame me for it?” Imede a curred’ In place could only get hol held of bim!” | facts of the mo ies with After a brief diecu seeming willi . if the lady should be shown up or she would coi down, Mes. H ceme down immediately behini of stairs, im t) dining room near the door, which was open, that Mra. H. would be 4 where come in with herb ode on her nek | fer; lren cot inthe buck yard, re ‘The Cineinnat! Tragedy. BXAMINATION OF MRS. MARGARBT HOWARD FOR THE MURDER OF MARY K. HOWAED, ALIAS MARY SMITH. [From the Cincinnati Chronicle, Feb. 7.) Betore H. B. Spencer, Mayor. Long botans the hous of ton, the lacve hale seen, ts of the City Court were densely ore: jous epectators. At ten minutes befere ten, rd, the defendast, entered, in eustody of ir Beott took with bim on Friday at that portion of it vening—i one: - referred to the woman li with her cbil- en tears came in her eyes, and for a few mo- ppeared quite moved. Calm and collected until that moment, with a mild and expressive coun- tenance, there she sat the observed of all those whom, 'y possibility, could see her face. Of » light and ly complexion, in height about the middle size, Ferg forbidding in her appesranvc, one could Hieve that she was the one oharged with the Perpetzation of the crime of murder. Mre. Lavina Worr—Keeps a boarding house on Fifth etzeet, between Plum and Western row; bas eight boarders, among whom Captain John Howard and his wife, who occupied the front room on the second floor, came there four months ago as man and wife, from Mrs Cosgrove’s boarding house, Fifth street, between Western row and John; witness had been out on business, and returned home » quarter before five o'clock, Friday afternoon, the 2d instent, and went ino the bitcben to prepare supper; the front rocm of the house, first floor, is ocoupied as a millinery rt; the next room back is jonas , which opens by a back door tato try om which the stairs ascending to the seoond fart, apd through which entry is the passage ‘dining room to the kitchen. immediately ; badn’t seen the deceared since dinner; ome fifteen minutes in the kitohen, when door of the kitchen tote the yard, ide tothe entry, in order to as: 2 tleward, to call him dowa; the body of Mra. Howard that way becaut obstructed the doorway from the kitchen to the entry; she found “aptain Howard in his room, who rushed down, and bending over the prostrate body, exclaim. €d,Mary! Mary! who dome it? Tel! me, quick! I'm « ruined map the murdere stare and came down with it; a crowd then cawe in from the street; Captain Howard went up stairs, aad witness inte the yar: stairs tili the inquest ‘Witness saw diood on disnes and cloth of (he diving te ble. om the casing of the di —but no reply; be then “1 kaow he then called for his knife, ran up Captain Howard remained up # Held, and the corpse dressed ig room deo @ could reach, and aiso on the ito high up door, our pets were very much roiled by the crowd, sad taken up; couldn't say whether blood samy im the Kiteben flocr; heard no | a uae | wo house ber sae, dining reva don’t i but the Ritchen door was uniwiohed, P and a little ajar; Mre. Mitchell dove nov live ith, wit ut does her washing; sbe 6 a ain wibners, @s much or more tha Lib witneds; her wasberwoman; Mrs. Howard had no company, a6 | ber hu:band would allow er no company, heving a0 sitting room ; frequentiy leaves saisy door open in pleavant weather; Mra. Howard ouver poke alter sie firet tell; didn’t see the wound Gill aftor demi; phyei- cians called, but don’t know why. Crors-examination waived a Dr. Josern Suits, eworn— Was called in two minutes after the wound was reeeived; found deceased lying ta the kitchen; Mrs Wolf opened the door; foand Capt Howard leaning over ber alone, mueh excited; he bad s belt round his,waist, and an empty scabbard fora bowie knife [she wae quite dead when wii ness arrive: ed the wound imme 1} ich commenced chand ’ the jugular vein, the common achea or windpipe transversely, 4 the acrta or inamorata artery, under mottal wound, from which dvath was \e; a blade four inches long would have msde wound, [A knife was shown, the blade six jong, which was an old wooden bandied butcher worn very much. till the blade became very nar- about 9 o'clock om Friday Marshal lived there, very pattioular bumoess; lwerning that my father was Bot in. she asked if she might remain till hie retar! invited her tn and, offerlug « obsir, Inqulred her bu- siness; the turned round and paced the room up and down in a state of high exoiteme: some ordinary conversation to her, not now readliected, but which had no beariog on this case; after a fow minutes she asked if | wae the teld ber | was; after conversing balf an hour about the weather and other indifferent toplos, she asked where my father was gene; | told ber # murder had been committed that evenlug, aud that the watohmen hav- ing come for him, he had gone out to down, and muttered". ur round and muttered something about © prisoner, Ubat De Bad come to surtwader dregged Dy om oMcer, aud that if she wy | the Mayor ty the morning; | pressed ber to sit near the Ore, spe sat dowm aud | aoked der how it eoourred; ode oa5 Dall & minute, rose, walked the room ageia, and gave we ® regiual sudotentially aa follows — bring her down lower than the dust, and s0; but that if he had one spark of feel row, tapering from the handie out to ssbarp point, and newly ground.) The deceared was of medium size, stout; no other physician was called at frst; Dr Cham Deriain two hours after. w wound; witness went to Capt. Howard’s room to ave bis it with me to dress the bowie knife, which was in the band of Mri very large instrument. the blade clean; put on Lis belt to revenge his wife. Cross-examined— Didn't know Howard. Joun L. Scott sworn—On Friday @ jarshall, @ apt H hed ing last, ing home, on she said, why do you ask jeed down, and her jing her rm hi it hand. disclosing bow, with a knife ping me from my children.” Her knife were bloody defendant thunderstruck by this rce , and asked her— mitar reply, aud asked wherett oc- en?” In place of could only get hold of him! ion—-where wasii? A change of her countenance, ing a change of mind, passed like @ shadow or light over h a ared, and with some- ing tike s slight, balf giggl Don’t say any- ? e wling fi ntly on her heel, pre- { pursuing mine westward, 1 noticed the knife as particularly as | could; I sup- the kpife before described) | think this 1 can’t describe her drers, except that she bad on a drab-eolored plaid cloak, which covered all; cep: her sleeve, which wa I couldn’t tell what it was; she wore a straw or Leghorn bonnet, trimmed plain, with light colors: the one she wears now the rame; think the cloak had & cape, but mot sure; I didn’t believe her story; I thonght she was in an intane fit, though [ couldn't account for the bioog; | held s consultation with my brother-in-law, as soon as | got to my house, who con- curred im opinion with me; after tea, however, | went to the Mayor’s office, but not finding him or any officer there. murder story of the defendant; [ did not know t w nothing of her dress ex £0 emeared with blood thet don’t think t to the council chamber. where | heard the d for the first ti {Here the ‘entering on ® narrative of the than four years ago, it. Howard, the Mayor interposed to in- t purpose the statement was designed ion between the counsel, r the recital, as it would tend Wo develope of mind and feeling which led to the tragieal catastrophe, Mr. Scott was dosired to proceed; but it seeming to be consi d informal, and not evideros, and the very commencement of the narrative thrilling the hearer, we made no note of what further he tesitied. We can only, therefore, attempt to repeat trom recollection, its substance. One evening, about four and a» haif years ago. the defendant came to bis office, in a state of excitement bordering on insanity; he gathered from her frantie and incober- ent ravings, that ber husbang Capt. Howard. had torn; ewey from her two children, and that they were placed in Clermont county, H joed her tovo there and reek them; she spent one winter's day and night; bat the could 'n her ebject on account of bigh water; 4 found them, and brovebt them with Howard bad, o and carried thi firet dress unhook- in sach extratordi- foliowed her on he flied a bill against Capt. Howard on her in order to procure her divorce, bat afcer- ‘warden dismissed her whole existence seemed con centrated ia her children, for whom she made extraor- dimary exertions. Cc amined.—Defendant worked hard to main- from the knowledge he acquired of her condition, be thought it was impossible Uapt. Howard bad ever fu ed her, during the period he referred aries of life or ipgle doller. ro —A lady knocked ‘clock om last Friday evening, at Mrs. Wolf's inquired if C ted that he ed if Cap’ she then asked if told her yes; | went was below inquiring for her. Mre. H. were both in their roo! joor as | came Out, came down. entry. told the lady who satin the hitohe: I hed ju red nea ly to rd mo words bear it forothers toitbrow upto her and insult her. She bad suffered so much ber mind was gone; at times didn’t know what she was doing when her children were mentioned. [Witness forgot to mention that when she told him who she was, he sem: his brother Charles for his father ) tion with defendant, he inferred the immediate caute of this bloody event was the fact that Capt. Howard, on the day before, had gone, in company with the wo- men he was living with, to see 4 which cireumstan to her on the she replied that she lived on in the hope he would treat ber bett would for the rake of their children. She said she had once sent the father of witness to Capt. Howard to see if he would assist her; and when Marshal Hulse (witpess’ father) went to bim. him bow much he had loved her, but when the sub- ject of assistance wan broach: joot, and said she might starve and perish in the streets. This is the troyed by fire on Sundey morni sgainst the U peng. for injuri mn May leet. manded from 6% to 1254 © | thing wae cen im there; I never saw defendant before; tly at Mre. Wolfe’s. and wash for lived with her three different times—twe while Capt. Howard was there; no lady over Mrs Howard Crosa-ccamined.— When I came down from the room of Mre. Howard, found Mrs. Wolfe, her sister, her son and little in the kitchen. Tuomas, noo, watchmen.—Went to dant’s e Cutter, near George, about 9 o’cloek Fri- day aight, but didn’t find bi ftaout ‘nding ber went sgein with Mr. Black, but witaou' eull; toeked for the knife, and foued the o: hibit. edin court, lying on the + covered with some clothes; the knife, on one side, near the handle, had two or three sprinkles of dry blood on it; found « dress with spots on it, not like biood, but dotiff; think 1 have seen defendant before, eared before her death. —A boy ran to me in the Friday ¢' near Mrs. Wolfe's, and said bi ;. t, and what I beard, after the ing to defendant’s house, but did not find her; went after 12 o'clock, and found the kai: L y , one on the firat, one on fendant cn third atery; Knew deceased bj f ‘Smith, who was sent to item: 10 years ago. -eramined.— Don’t think it was blood on the dant came to my father’s house be, and enquired if thi o wished to see him ying it; I then addressed a of the Marshal; [ toad to the hour; she her face uid prodably return t ri Lanswored that | kn My Goa! 1 didu’t wnderotand ber; ede turned to reOU WY father was svokiag. erself; she said al quatoted with wy fatmer, and for that reason ered Derselt to Du, fouling @ repuguance to bei A not Ko ber, it was ber imtemtion to deliver herself to se said. o few days Defore, sbe bad moved out of Louge ste; that Capt. Howard taformed the peo- pie where sho lived, aad thal she was # weuan of Qed charnoten: Ldet the woman who kwyt the Rowse oid Der next day whad Capt. Howard Dad said; that De leit meuited and left the Bouse sad moved dows avar the ooraer of Cutter and George streets; thal two | of LAree days alter she had Deea there, sbe met oa the sini a gird living im the same Rouse; who asked her: ‘ace you Capt, Howard’s lady, er merely preteqoing to de; are you the woman | saw menvond im the were mentioned, if set ber Draim on fire; that she worked hard next duy making shirts, and at night drereed Derseif to go ous; that she could neither eat nor he Knew what bad become of her ehildren; tdown tothe house where Capt. Howard bearded. inquired for him and was told he was not in; that che then ask jady came down stairs, defendant aski Howard’ who raid “yea;” that defendant replied, “You dare call yourself Mre, Howard? [am Mrs How. ard! ’—that the lady reached forward to grasp me, (said desendant, turning to witness, Mr Hulse.) “and you know the rest,’’ when she (defendant, having thus fnished her recital,] choked with excitement. After regaining some Cae] ere (witness Hulse added) de- for bie lady; that when Howard's re you Mrs, led with her recital, substantially She remarked that Capt. Howard had raid he would had done m procee as follows:— he would thi ‘that night on what he her todo That no one knew what she ered; that she bad lived fifty years in four She said he bad driven her from house to hi tched her and dogged her; had told people eter; and she was therefore {ter house, as From what further witness gathered from oonverss- int's ye] the sent to Judge Wiseman to Judge Wiseman asked certain property to her PT oorded, which fendent why she didn’t leave him. to which if not for her own sake, at least he i tinued stead: with very little dol valer were light. Cotton was Grmer, and sales madea' ac advance. waiting the reo: ‘Sales were light, eo ‘week’s quoi ‘sw te insctive—ship. scigtine thale lotions . 5 inspect $5 ret) barrels fancy aud extra Ohio sold at $6 26; 160 do pure Geneseo, at $6 — $6 25; 100 do. Ohio le, sold at $6 8734; Georgetown and Balti- firmer, but mo sales reported. Wheat—No sales were re; Corn—Sales ot 8000 bushels Soutbern yellow were made at 59340; and 3,000 do, North Carolina white, at 550, at $2 87%; a $294. Meal was nominal, There was nothing new in rye or Cattix,— At market, 1,100 beef cattle,(400 Southern, the remainder from this State, and the east,) 60 cows 4 2600 sheep and lambs favorable state of the weather tends to inter- jm the yarde to-day, toa very pega 4 Beef Cattle— ft from $22 60 to $38 50 « wert to $6 50-250 u: Cotton —The it In meokerel there 19 a fair business doing at Fauit.—The market has been quiet to day, and we d of notbing worth reporting xiants —Heay: at 263, and lerd at ; Gnocenies.— It belpg Moi were engaged for Liverpool ; tor cotton 3g , was asked day, and the weather very leasant, buriness was more or less checked in both no eales within a day or two port, price, or equal to 43 eur continued very firm, and American dew rotted was held at $180 per ton. . N, County rosin leo sales of 200 bbls epirite, part from wharf, at 350 , eas! Os. Linseed moves of slow at 550. a 56c. in casks —Pork was nominal and lower prices were fered Tbere were no purchasers of mess in a larze way, om terms above $12 per mess, for prime, though sellere asked higher rates. We heard of vo salve beyond retail transactions. Y Beef wae steady, but sales light. We noticed a rale of 40 bhis river mess at $12 50, Cheese ranged from 6% to Toe. according to quailty. Butter, Ohio and this State, ranged from lo. to 220, ad Sli to sli 25 Lard was quiet Te , short price 6 m —The last sales of North West coast ©. 8 of 200 bbls Ohio and State Prison were made at 2339 Meo. MARKETS KLSEWHERE, STOCK BALES Barrimore, Feb. 10—Srock Board—$1,000 Baltimore ani Ohio maslread div. Bonds, 4534; 973 83 do, do, £534; 1,000 do, do, jo, 14, Fed, 12.—1,000 Bchuy 2,000 do, 3% do., 3834; 6UU Stat Bank, 2634; 60 Btate 5's, Ze: Beaver Meaduw Ra! 1. 936: ire. hag bal Jones do 84; Liverpoul, Eldridge and Ivanhoo, Edwards, do 6th; 78%; 60 240 do, L134; 150 . Leb 3.0L0 W: iminatos Keilroad 6’ Buers Vista, acd y; lope, (1200 tons) Ayshford. for San Francisco, 9tb, "a, 7 6's, 2454; 2,000 do., léth, Weeer, On Sunday evening, the lith inst., by the Rev. Mr, | 17th, Afton, Lecki ‘Tabernacle, in Mulberry street, tom, 8. C., to Miss y, 12th inst., by Mr. Erswoatn P. Mautsy, of Sanau A. C., only daughter of Latbrop, at the Bapt! Mr. Josnen Hanpveason, of Cherie Ancriina A, Weaver, of New Yor! At Trinity Church, Utica, on Mo! the Rev Pierre A. P1 New York city, to M the late Jereh Darke: of Rideout. Brown, Cl Ib idn— | Lf halape! Coo] At South Brooklyn, on the 12th inst.,in the 50th year of her age, Frances Manta Stitt, wife of William 15; Rema, Dosiey, une; Prepontas, Gill On Monday, Feb. 12. at Berg oa, Mephetvon, ptt .) of consumpj;ion, HANDLER, Wile Martin Chandler. ‘The friends and acquaintances of the family are res- tfully invited to attend her funeral, on Wednesday, nm Duteb Reformed Church, at 2 Mra. Apguine h inst., from Be 17th, Bilas Marean, Long, Moss ns ; Orleart; 18th, Victor ce Jacqnen ont, New York. Up, Btar and Oreste. for New York; Chester, for New Orl . M. Monmouth county. N. J, pepers please copy. On the 10th inst., at her residence, Caldwell, N. J., Mrs. Susan Govuxn, relict of Stephen Gould, late of this , Feb. 10, at Tompkinsville, an Muizey, sged 65 years, 9 ys. Besides an affectionate family, large circle of friende, who will deeply mourn his sudden departure Weekly Report of Deaths In the City and County of New York, from the $a day of Febra- ‘to the lth day of ‘omen, 66; Boys 9 7 Staten Island, Je: f Atrephis, 2; bleed: | tmnph, Bui ptain H. cried, told , he showed the cloven ount of her conversation, at up and down the room. Defendant said Capt. Howard had thrown her among all kinds of low society, whores, diackguarde, ke the prosecution rested, and to receive bail. Public sympathy is in her favor. Howard was not Prerent at the delivery of the testimony, although his name wascalled. He left the city this morning. Domestic Miscellany. The American Kall, at Hartford, Con: nerame of the Creation was in jt has recovered $10.000 damages d Schenectady Railroad Com- received by @ collision on the road A boy named Dyer was killed in Borton on Sunday, by being er by s horse and sleigh. The Coi m Council of Boston have declared war ogainrt the dog 2. At the end of the year 1848 there wer in the Maryland Penitentiary. The expenses exceeded the income of labor of convic! $12,987 91. ‘Andrew F. Tyler, a fortune teller, was ted at Bryan. Obio. on the 26th ult , for the murder of a child, which he killed In order that a fortune he pretended to tell might prove true, A movement bas been commenced among the Frenoh Canadiens for the lition of tithes. Peter Shinde), 1d eighty-nine years, s soldier of the revolution, died at Lancaster, Pa., on the 0th inet, The Obio House of Reprerentatives has instracted a committee to report # bill repealing all laws granting Neenees to roll intoxicating liquors, Thiee bouses were destroyed by fire at Mount Plea- tant, Conn, on Seturday morning last. There id to be au apple at Northampton, Mass, which grew in the year 1776, During the month of January, there were eighty-one deaths in the city of Washington. uel Hughes committed suicide at Cumberland, few dayn since ity-four deaths in Boston for the the 9th in 18 convicts Fen 12—Kelly vs. Weeks, 4c.—Motion to amend granted, Thompson vs Smith.— It does not appear at what time the judgment jn favor of the Merchants’ Bank was ae- signed to Thompson. This fact should be established either by ® reference or farther affidavits Schermerhorn va Anderson — An order must be en- tered for the allowance ei the separate costs of Living- ston and Van Antw p-) bat not of Ferrie. Foster, Jv. de. va imadze.— Motion to strike out answer as frivolous. Granted. Wilson ve Guiick.— Order for attachment discharged, C Chriatic Ge —Motion for granted. Hamlin —Motion to vaca jenied, with $10 cost, » ae for rehearing denied, Court of Generali Session system, bell y. The prosecutor ne sworn, 080! sguinet bis gold watch, that he could not tell under which thimble Jay hia little joker. The weger was med and the watch was won, upon which prisoner told him he would give it back for $100, He then re- fured, and after that raid $60. The case eventually war brought before the police, when he was compelled to prorecute for the offenee, These were the principal facts cf the care. Adjourned over to this forenoon — ‘Thie war the only case of interest that came up before the court. CITY TRADE REPORT. Monpay, Feb 12-6 P.M. In consequence of the non. ~~ of the letters due by the Nisgara’s mail, rales of produee were very light Merchante generally were waiting their pr before operating te any extent, Holders te per barrel rrent before the news; but buyers generally cof.1o awwit the tteamer’amail. Transactions chiefly confined to ) Orleans No. 00 }, 2; abscess of liver, womb, 1; breed’ wed or poalded, 3 jon. 35; comvulnons, 1, debility, 13, de : Gropsy, 10; dropsy in the head, 6; Come, Fal ‘congestion of lunge, 4; Cyanoc: drowned, 2; dysentery: 9 epilepsy, 1; erysipoias, 4; fractare, |; Perales teres penitent te fee cemsien pti heart, dis b jaundice, 1; maresmur, 2) ole age, 2: peiey, 3; premacure birth, Pe cirrus of stomach, t; teething, 1; Under one year, 72; 1 3 to 80, $7: 90 to 4, 16; 10 to 20, 9; 20 60 to 70, 14; 70 to Port of Hew York. February 13, 1849. Shipe—Sarah & Elisa, Bose, San ‘Orleans (pht), Kichardson, Havre, Te Midge, New Orieass, Kagie & Hasard; Vernon, Moats Grenada, Nesmith & Walsh; ny fcire—A Wm B Jervis. Bolies iveston:; ter Witeh, Ut ‘Savana Charleston. N L Movready & Uo, Pooo B Smith, Smith, do; Mary Jane, Sturges, Clearman & Co. Arrivea., Ship Catharine, Herbert, Charleston, 5 days, with mdse, to P » Mo). Ingraham, Matanses. 14 days ton. Sid in company with bark St Cloud, h inst, lat 35, lon 75, spoke brig with mdge, tod P Thurs of ard for Philadelphia, 6t fi Mobsle cr Baltimor ree Wase, Neuvitas, 16 days, with mdse, to Simp- 0. |, Brown, Galverton. Jan 16, with mdse, to J Ht ‘The L is vat ore on Uys oe Toe M AJ? Atbalis, Purnell, Sav: Miner, Bolles, Philadelptoa, jannab, 5 days, with w York, Goodsell, Boston, B BP, Whode Ielaud Bull, Sehr William, Wixon, New Bedfurd. Below. Brig Flora, Cole, from Matansas, 17 days, with mdse, One bark. tr Amory, Nov 29— 1: rubens. Anrwenr, Jan ie riap, Soott, Mobile; Luconia, Tam York; t2th, Buropean, Whit Orleans; Gil Bias, 18th, Belvieere, Rob: Geo Stevens, Cusbi seston; Heator, Port, N York, ANJ1ER, Oot 20—Ar Oneida, Cressey, Liverpool, Jaly 15, for az, Boston, Aug 11, and 1 Jan 20—8 ip Newton, Howes, for Charleston, wind ce 5th, weuld prot Boxvrav>, Jan 16—Arr Swan, J ierce, Waterford. Cid 13th, Jones, N Orleans, 81d Sth, Laure, do, Up, Frinoeton, tor New York; Silas Gichards, h. for de; Edwin, 4 Cepbali Berrasr, Jun il-—8lé Alice Frasier, Curtie, NYork; 12th, , NOrleans; Charlotte, Heary, NYork; 234, LeavMAnin, Lo date—Are Bertrand, Howes, Liverpool, 40 lond CuLATAVIA, Nov 28.—Ship Anatiag, Bieele, loading, euppowd for * Mille Savannah; 16, 20th. “Untetle, Taener, Mobil BM ieerene, Ge N ‘You ssa Ant Washinaton Ailton, Day, about to ea dimaned atate; for do, about Deo Chine. a In He Crype, Jan 15—Ge Daye, B Grvean Carcurta Deo 8 — , dn do, Heber, Fi AN Inviocibie, Pere) kin, NYerk; Ith, St2ohn, over): (8th, industry, Holm: for Savennah, leaky: 2600, Lor don, Heberd, fei Lend toe, Weather, and J ver, do (with part of cargo thrown do; Menapie, Mossiter, Waterfors, Potomac, Lathrop, Rio phine, bio Jeneiro. ond, US 2b, Ano, Tarser, do for 88 Geer diol Preckinns eestihe ao for (and nee up te last date): 234, *. for— 5 94th, Remit . Lt London fer NOrie.ne, six rua, Jan 5— Arr Emilie, Olasen, N York for Copenhagen. ¢, Bhaw, do. old Faw: prLAnsono’ Mixa, Jan 17—Of, Riles, Koch, from MYork tor ae Farours, Jan 11—Arr Margaretta, Lichia, Hull for NOria and eld 20th. Fi.veuns, Jan 12-—Sid Mary, Brougham, Melcher, N York. Gimmaren, Jon 6th—arr Keating, N Orleans (und eld for Trieste): 6th. Susan Jane, ‘Smyrns and Malta, for Boston; 9th, Adeline & Elsa, Hillert, N York; 16th, Chilton, biting, NW Orleame(and eld for Genes). Cid 6th, Eelipes, Cross, (Sth, Bermione, Starr, rr Jan t arr John, Be NYork, Deo 29— Genoa, J for sine nk ae ve “Pagatfeonibane se 22h = Vernon, Gray, Moti gontay Boyles dey aanaty ewok M'Ewen, and Madawecketm'Kinceh Werks ot ‘Sberin ace ae een oe ‘1th, (and from Greenock 18th) Mary Mor- B l— Arr Prois Got, N aera ja - Avy Freres, Got, N ork: Minorve, 1 Orleans; 14 zope 4 Windsor Cas Weebl Rem ‘ Oran Fe * and Admiral for'N Bs ', Jan 10— Arr Tali bf N be baht am rr Gre loritmann, N York. rest passage earse, Shanghai; Lor dard: er, : ‘a ) 4 Kinaerow donderiy. Sid prev to :7tb, Eile, Liven rool, Jan Joce, Cam) Ne Cy gags Torrey, New Oreos, Ve : Conqueror, Kerr, Charleston; Probus! Deviles, New York; Cx: jroom. disin {with part of cargo thr nin ( w: 't of om) wD O1 y 5 indelys Cardigna Bay, towed in 'dismasted; st Gorge, bire, New York; 19th, Hartley, Cammett, Now Orleans; Eliza- beth, Clyde, for Charleston, pat in throngh stress of weather. Sai od /2th Atlantic Ross, NUrleans (and put into Ardrossan in distress); 13th, Suequehanvah, Dunkvy, Poiladelpbia. 15th, Dev-nahire ciricklanc, Boston; Peter Marcy, Marcy, NOrleaon bub, sutolh, Suow, Moston (and put back sth); 16uh, Toms, bar Ker, and Nicbe, Toomas, NOrleaow, 20th, Aroole, Proal, doy Bils- abet, Kees, NUrleans, (and put back 25th); 25th, Sarah Sands, (8), Thompson, N York, ‘ld 13c>, Cairo, Child, NOrleaps; Orleans, Bogert, do; Sarah Ann, Skoltield, Mobile; Harward, favapnsb; 20th, Laurel, Roe; Prac; Oxenbridge, Taylor, and’ Solon, inthrop, 224, Soldan, bil leeton; Venive, Sage, Phila: delphia; 24h, Laura, Carr, Mobile; Ivanhoe, Knight, N York; Rus- sell Glover, Trine, NUrleans; no date, Zetland, do; Corsair, Hill, Leila, do; Spartan, Savannah; frederick. Virginia. Also cld 1th, American, Dunn, NYork; 15th, Forest King. Raulett, de (20 reported.) in the river, omtward bound, 26th, Sohoodiae, Porter, for Mo- bile; Osenbridge, Taylor, and Masconomo, Knight for N Orleans; ¢, Merrymen, Marylang, Berry; and Harei.t Augusta, Redinson, ¢o; KC Winthrop, for Boston, The wind had been abead for reveral days, Ent for lig, 18th, baleyon, Wade, New Orloans; 21st, Rosoce, Ri millus, Ashton, Savannsb; 224. Marcellus, bh, Chase, for New Orleans: Helen M’Gaw, r ng 184, Avon. M op: Lapland, Sim, » and Yo plain, Milter, ehladeip: la; Hy Prat Alto ent for Idg 2th, Clinton, Lei Sprague, for & York. Atsoin portidg, Panore, Symmetty, Athens, Zealons, Licht, Gt , and jax. tor C Java, for Charleston; Clin te, Lydia, Scot |. and Brin go Bragh.for Mobile; Midas, for N York; Advooate, for Oahu; United King- c a, joston, Feb 24; Bratus, Lectaw, do Ist; Fonueil Hall bears, do Stn; Avon, Mosher. ao Sth; Anglo Américan, King, do 2011; Amelia, A gry, do uno; Kuropa, (s) for sere ae, 33, eg Ree [= Ape a Buliper fe + Fores let ‘th; St'as, Homan, do 1 ‘Yornabi Grphan Williams, and Elisabeth Hamilton, St George, do 7th; Aracella, Perker. do 8th; Caroline, Reed, do ith; Wm Sprogue, Chase, do 1Utb; Siddons, do IL! ib; Mary Fio- Eines: Trot }, do une; Sherwood, Sek. fox Pnilsdelphia, Feb 1; for Baltimore, Feb 1: Antelope, Cros », do, with despatch; Tuscarora, do. Feb 12: James, Corner, fF Norfolk and Alexan- im Wth; Osceola. Barstow. for ‘Charleston oon; Ashland, Rardiv r, for NOrleans, Jan 27; Republia Blivo: do 30th; m, ard Calcutta, Coqiulllard, do, Feott Carlo Mauran. od Mary Ward, Little, do 3d; St Peters- burg, apd Ld 6th; Susam bord, Chadbourne. do 6th; rtley, do uno; Equity, Nason, do 13th; Ante- Lranon, Dec 3i—St Lawrence. Wait, N York; Jan 5, ED Wolfe Sturdivant, Antwerp. Sid 7th, Omyum, silva, N York; Are Rdward,Hughos, NYork; 16th, Eleanor, Limynicx, J: Groves, Phimdelphia Lonponper ¥, Jan 12—Are Joseph Meigs, Wood, NYork; rd: Austerlitz, De Brissot; NOris; C Lonnon. Jan 13—| nt int L Bevan, Burnham, Fhilad; Powhattan. Hayden, Balto; 17th, Acadis, Dupn, and Geo Brown, Higgins do; Bir R Peel, Chad- wiek. NYork; nike tah Dare do(with ovwgo shifted, and joss h irt of bulwer! , Devonshire, Hovey, New York; 20ch, Rarleston; 26th, Klien, Pettingill. New York. Hercules, Madigan. for Malta, (commenced 24th); per, for Boston, (commenced 16th); Ueo Brown, ‘and the packets for NYork; Arlington, Ryan, for NOrls; ivan, Janeiro, Ixcionw, Jan 17—Bark Rieusi, Bangs, from Genoa forN York caniy in eb, only Am venel Mania, Nov 23,—Ships Thos Perkinr, Deo [bert Mani lers, x rr i3th, to return to 8. ips Conoor. 5 29th, Tartar, Webber, NYork; Nov 2 20th, St Paul, Davis . Sid, ‘brig Moute-Urisjo, Young, Boston; 7th, 11 Fy Ma: Jon 1. bark Mary Waterman. Bi jos, Smyrna. ‘Messi, Jal 81d, bark Stella, Oliver, Baltimore. Macao, Wey 25—In port, Matide Mavariiys. Jan 1J—Arr Forrester, Farker, New York. Cld Sid 6th, Jupiter, Allogre, N jeans; Maunitiva, Oot 3i—Ar Sortelle. Pierce, NYork, July 22; Nov 4, Kubico, Thomyeon, Boston, » Aug I. Mavras, Nov 3%—Ar Louies, Potter, Boston, July 12, ants, Jan 17—Arr Vischnon, Savannah. Newronr, Jan 20-14 Verona, Trundy, NOris, N I7- James, Beddean, NYerk. eh a he Arr MB J C Gittmore, Park, Norfolk; and Crus imero, Silva, ‘1 1l—Ship Minerva, Jennings, for NYork; barks Nore, Smith, (from Limerick) for do; Victor, Crooker, for do; “American,” for do; Sw brig Albion, for Boston, sune oy, Bid, Deo 19 9 Grecian, Baker, Phil Beveille, Sleeper, NYor>; 19th, barke Archim: dep. Laxe, NYork; iladelphiss 284, ‘Adelphi, Gorham, iseonrl, BOvester, ; Boston; Ath ult, Indiano, (Sie) NUrieans; 6tb, bark 0. Poxramoutn, Jan 17—Bld Wellington, Chadwick, (from Lon- don) N York. Pitt, Jan 25—Newton, Bowes, for Charleston. riding wll, PunanG, Ded 1—Ar Channing, Huttleson, Hong Kong, via Roowx ie, Jan 8—Arr Jesso, Baker, Waterford; 10th, Union, Pavio, Charleston tor Bordesux, with di lamage. Sournampron, Jan 18—Arr Fame, Shaw, Gottenburg for New 14—Sld Abigail, Daly, Philadelphia, In port, Brown, Shaw, for Boston, idg. Jen&—No American vesselsin port. Sldabout Dee York. 8 we SMYRNA, 29, bark Chior ra Howland, Boston. Enaxnar.Noy 29—In port, Vancouver and Zenobia, (ORIDNEY. NBW, Oot 8—Ar Robert Pulsford, Caldwei, Boston, lay +9. 8 APO” &, Nov 15—Coquette, Prescott, Caloutta, and eld 16th 18, Matilda, Lewis, Macac. Sid 14th, Clarendon, Esster- 16—B1d Orthodox, Mellus, Cadiz. . v, CGB, Nov 273—Ar Wm B Bhailer, Hurd, Boston 4 241d fot Algos Bay” -Arr Utien, Swan, New Orleans; Bevis, Prior, Bassett, N York. In port, Std, bark Bevis, coi brig Garnet, Owens, from Antwerp’ do, only 1s, ‘Texet, Jan 9—Arr Auguste, Ehmcke,N York. Wuamroa, Nov 10—Arr Talbot, Storey, Penang, Bld, 24th, Boraburgh, b atch, N Yerk. In port, Nov 29, ~ ng Eagle, General Harrison, Inca, Indians, John Q. Adams, Montauk, Panama, Frices de Joinville, Talbot, aed Tonquin. Wexvory, Jan 18—Sld Brothers, adams, Norfolk. Lisnon, Jan 19—The Nathaa Hale, Morton, from Bangor to Ra id in here, 12th instant, with loss of sails, and tepsides mraine Capiz, Jan 9—The Georges arrived from Charleston, leaky, gnd with love of misenmast, boats, maintopgallantmast, JiD- om, Re, Hoxo Kore, Nov 20—The Dart, Porter, hence to Shanghai, pat back 3d instant, much strained, and must discharge. Livenroor, Jan 12—The TB Wales arrived from New Orleans, ‘With lees of spare and rails, ina hurricane, Doo 23, lat 37, lon 64. 18th—The Kurope ai rived trom Philadelphia, diemasted: towed 1 cardigan, xy Beream tug. 19th—The Blizabeth, from the Clyde for Chariestoo, has patina here through stress of wes ther. “24th—The Tarqnin, Moody, arrived here thia day, from Mo- water all ihe paseage, having strack on Mobile bar in ‘The Chesaperke, am bert, arrived here frou Balti- ith lose ot ra der head. aud was assisted in, 26th for Boston bas put back, leaky, and must: Wrarvors, Jan 19—The Gem, Murray, of and for Galway from ork, drove on shore yesterday, iu Killerige Harbor, ducing crew saved. 2ist, The Gem was floated off, and ‘pat on shore in another part of the stbor: she femaking, water \d her bottcm is supposed to be injui argo is also in a ve heated anddamaged state. ee Ly out. pid, Peterson, hence to Now 3, with damage ‘to bo 4 ore off the Coast of nga 10th, Phe Rapid has boon erft, and i discharging there, uropean, Whiting, from New Or- ttecoyk last night, but was got off at ok this morning. 13—The Am bark Carlotta (so reported) while | over Yeoterday, and is mush atnined. ip, Washington, (of Portemouth) Bareigh Cork aua s market, has boon towed iu by £1160, Jan 13—The Dromabair, from New York, which arrived here Sth inst, tailed on the Bank 11th, but got off the following Jan 15—The Coleritas arrived here fron New York for jum, with damage to sails, spars, and bulwarka, Ramecare, Jan 23—Toe Gotha arrived from Charleston f Utor, with less of her antls, and leaky (co reported.) ey Dover, Jan 15—Tho Coleritas arrived hers from New York for Austerdam, with dauege to +ai's, spars, and bul warks. fourwamrron, Jan 18—The Fi fi r fer New York, leaky, meena ieeieerer re Witirenavun, Jan 18—A vers! capsized, supposed as schr of abcut ItU tons. newly coppored, was pusted idth ult, lat 29 N, bs'W, by the Foun, arr here, i <3 bs Piymourn, Jan 13—The Lady Peel, Johns, from Baltimore, Md, bas arrived hero, with the love of sails, buiwards, stanchions, and with about 6,500 bu of osreo thrown overboard, having been 1 truck by a heavy sea, in lon 50 W, Burstor, Jan 1¢—The Ion, from Newport for Now Ox'eanty Whieb put beck to Kingroad, lith inst, has been towed up the liver, being leak: Ananprxx, Jan 24—The Norns, Taylor, bound to Charleston, in working out Zistivet, missed stays, and drove upon the rooks at Limehilng; erew saved, Benwiox, Jan 13—The Gulnore (of Seaville), Dodee, from Cron” staat for Boston, put into allasound Sth ult, with lose of eaila, tmuch strained; must discharge: Awpnossan, Jan 22-Ship Atiastie, Ross, from Liverpool for Dew Orleans with emigrants, has been towed in here with Joss of ‘mainanil, feretop and jib, aud is on tho bar fall of water, Crvpx, Jan 11—The Franconia arrived from Savannah, with mitenmast cut away, having been on her beam enda, Conx, Jan 15—The St Jobn arrived from New York, with €f eargo thrown overboard, i8th—Tne Monapis has arrived from Waterford for Savannah, leaky. * Monell Sensine = — J HLADaLPHIA, Feb 13, 4 Bark Warwick, Lowry, New Orleans, Sehr J H Conxes, Smalley, Cheared—Brigs Thomas & Bdward, Watts, NOrleans; Emeline, Watts, do; Festi, Harumond, Boston; Emma, Baker, do via New: caatle, Del; sebr Uhas les iawiey, Hough, Bridgeport. Miscellaneous, Larren Bace of yaciot ship Duchess d’Orloans for Havre, boo Samed at the Kzchango Keading Room, at half past eel 5 Leiters for all parts of the Went Indies, Chagrea, Panems, and the Faeit, will Peecarved at the above efor, aud forwarded per ro; al may} steamer, the drew Foster, for Liverpool, sails to morrow, and the Pechot abip Jobn R Sk.ddy, for Liverpool, on Thursoay, the (Sth. setter bage ae stove, frp Horsoso, or Lrvenroor—Capt Mawpom, of the rhtp «eet Vuc uly COporte have Will be cutin throngh the fee, through the ico as fur as Ki mn the wud taken into dot » Jan fell 24 + py taes smeatd opnin 200: 18uh Plena,’ Qubaree, dolegirar’ ' Mon TaNn in wilt the ship Hacnesa oi Liverposk ante aug padde, bides Jarge live hrg and two duel mail Eur Pronger, of Alrxandria, has been purchased bya mere house, and wi'l proceed to California, wr B Kars Kranvey, Hue, from New York vis Bostos, are dhe pat in fo cactom; ad walled Teh task y wreak savore ot atbam Cage Cod, oa the 9th ings at 8 AM, abandoned ber, at last dorwritere’ egent. janx James Barcey, at Philadelphia, reports: off Cape Flotids, o-me in con: Heed, of and from New York, whih carned away our jib boom, cutwater, and lost an anchut The water's edge, which ir temporary repairs, w on we proce.ded for our reepestive: for z ; H i i i i z ; La sails, rigging, > [pw oly ma or ‘Ten days out hosrded brig ‘reported )and "ok some sails, &e. from. has ad toleep > th pumpsmanneds |? ™*™ i ze. 5 F % 5 Baio Duacur, which was ashoro on Nanset deem ga FT Melaed from Chatham, for Sb; and wakes te 04's Hol Br Brie Despemona. Miller, hence for y last, having discharged her pilot in fof rig te eg om account of the appearance uf the weather; mad on ¢he shift of wind to the NE, went ashore on Toland on Sunday might, Taft "Bhs wil protably bor tou love Meine ¢ 0 sel, Bho bed unsh pped her ruoder, snd hed hothaseen sere Sran, Plummer. henoe at N came manrirtherr paried bet chats extla’ spit nee rudder post, and ihen bore sway for the harbor, In passing the fort the officer in commend about to fire ints the esheoser,. 6 fa being in ti.e tort at the time, suoveeded im pro- Kav Waar, Jan 27—Tho ship Wili hock is bilged; — F inate of the ha py hey ” ue bbds ot bacon (dan.aved). fr ot the Robert soldat auction on the achieves Sige to 44 per it, ‘Thie mais condemned, the cargo goes on in the brig Napoleon, ‘vesso! is now loading. aS be dam aged coffeo wold suction om the 26ih, past of ton, . This veaset is also cor demned, and the captall een & veseel to take on the cargo, Rhout Bo Seis more ot" eilakoy "have, been mkt mpored in my whi sed ay Picked =p—eame: auvoo, 6c, from Port au Prinoe for Philadelphia, laden with logwood. be offee, &o, ye alnen and wil ave to dicharge” 1” OPTRE MMAR sos ‘has gone to Havana to charter” i peepee Whalemen. rr at Sydney, NSW, Fept 19, Pend 7 30tn, Romnrug Cartwsighe, 8H for South Sena, tore Nl Bld Warren, wasat Sydney, NSW, Aug: ent in to ges Orpt Bowen, srs ints Yon” Bee ad kee Ss bean ‘rovineetown, 8th brig Saml Cook, Ti: dane, Bld Oth, brig Mécford, ber ao. pli Date, bee At 1 from letter Pate, * 6. Luesa, 160 epee eis teed ts Valea end neem am SAoKar—Shio Solomon Laltur, Stafford,offand from Fall River, 9) for Indian Ocean, Nov 2 . 1; Doo ZAth, las (Sept jo date bal i Jon 23.30, “Corzelia,” Am waaler (so reported } ate, off off Cape Vurd lalards, ama Bbip At by yy eBbip,Abecne, of Gleegow, 34 days from Liverpool for New Or- Sr ip ‘ior. 52 d1 i Le area RRNGTOF S2dny8 rom Londonderry for New Orleans, Jam af w York (Nov 20) for San 18.06, len 3810,” z ae ed white and Ulue thee, with M inthe white, Jeon 13 Ine Le : ce Somes, from Liverpool for Savanzah, Jan 18, off” Ship Kentucky. of Boeton, 35 daya fi erpor Palaehi- ool bone eédtogten, 6h eel wile ip Jor ington, bouns 10 Pacitio,fat 57 28 Wy Ust 18, No of eigzal hoisted $d aistia pomuante aad ino Ship Wyoming, of Philadelphie, 4 hours out, Fob 4, Ehip Amerion, of Wi 865 di Bolfas Char! tom, dau Ziclae a7 Se len C7 Be to Deliaah J, for Charice. Be ship Celta, 15 days trom Mobile for Liverpool, Feb?, Int Sk Jon 7. ). ip Aldetaran, Fenton, from Boston (D Indies aa eoenet muh has Gaaee Aetna a Cherlotte, from for New Orle er Revie Ss wks mamactoae fr bark Ricbard Thetston, Sz day8 Nov is 20 8108 9036 vied A Bie pierre leb Curtis. ol caton, jarye Deme- pr Jan 2, at 272h ton br oe f a Ne ee x as rig | ono lax deuil, 7 days from tk fe 18, 1at48 20, lon 8136 (abother account rays 17eh lat ite cay New Exvglauc, of nud tor } rovidence tor Matansas Jan 2, nth Ga “ti io, Fineh, fr Bost fan brig, Horacio, Fine raiso, Nov 36a 4N, 1oh 28 W. me ae (Coreen nee: An Am ‘WAS pated, int lack, with streak, “No Inerdt Teeny Deo 10, ae 6S loa 23 we Fe Be ta, of Bultimore, for Coast of Africa, mo date, lat Foreign Ports. Carvewas, Jan £0—Baths Nathaniel Blake, Isby, from Port. land, weg tre Koight, Sowyer, from 4o, tail im ten cays; Thales, Pinkham, Pertland, wig cargo. uce: ‘rignt, Jadelpbis, do; James Marshall, Loud, for Beaton, in 2: ingell, for Frovideuce, in 6 days; Commod: Penzaylvania, Pinkham, dingy telos. Captain Tom, tmatiey, di from ard for ‘otost land, dieg; Aitatress. C: bran, for Boston io 8 days, Crenyuxaos, Jan 21- Bark Lander, Clapp, for Boston, brige Chas Henry, Randalt, for Portland, 4 days J Cow} wait, Brevoor, Caloutta, Clark, for Hiavana; Electro, 4 ‘York, ldg, oma, Porgy for New Yorke. ra Sarah, Nas, 1dei Lydia, Stevens, a others before ‘reported. BI bark Brave, Seow, itn " 6 tor ow, for NYork, Manchester, Bradley, or tiuludcipnin: iggy JW Blodgee, Lanes for Ni ork, do; Valgiouss, Walnet (who dod 240 ina, wig flee Earab Warren, Curtis. fom ging, Mary Lowe ett, from de, do; Almyia, Tarr, lonterey, \wobelll, just are, at quarantine; brige Fronois’ I Toe Warren, do; Fh james Croaby, wy je, for lo; wig ight; Chastina, Anderson, rit ew, wig fcht; loading; ‘Fos! for Boston; Cardiff, wmreh, fang, Le te ight: Lamertine, 40; Chasies Kervhaw, just < 5 SCuthemberg. W lowes, Hoxie, from Gi Sergent, fromm Portland, ‘arr 3513, rantine, Bld 2th, brige David Daffell, Murch. for NYork; Horatio, R d Yaukee, Rich, for Boston; William, Cole, for Warren, Roby. for Portiand; Bwiss Boy and Viator, Bi ery from NYork, was ordered jana fcr quarantine; echt Morning Star, Plumber, from Miscellanecu: Port Spain, previous to 20th Jan—Arr bark Sylphide, Jewett, ont Boston. Trinwav Jan 23—Brigs Wabi: , Shankland, for Philadel- phia. soon. 1éch, arr back Cantero, Portland. ome Ports. Bucxsrort, Feb 4—Arrsour Jane, Loud, Boston. 81d 8th, sehr Laurel, Keene, do. Boston, Feb 1U—Arr brigs Yapkeo, Powers, NYork. At quaranti Vastner, ork, Doo 23, via Bi ier is recovering from s severe ill.ess, but is still cow: rth, Kix of the pasrengore have sent to Deer Island He Pee Cid, scha HN Williams, Euliott, Aux Cayes, Emma, Crowell, do, Feb 4—arr steamanip N: ‘Stone, Laverpool; ships William Badger, (of Lynn) Perxins, Ind'an Ocean; Aun, Curtis NOH barkeJobn Aviles, Jordan, Vientvegox Delaware, Hi % of rt) Curtis, Cardenas: @ W Law- ia, Faulkin, NYork. Tele Furingtov, trom Mobile; ech Howard, enal fur wship. Sai Lavark, x am, Roman, Lowell; Atof, Abel Story. Nothing sailed on Sunday, Baurimonx, Feb tL ry sports off Swan Poin’ moe Liverpo 4 Toth, bark Leda, Rar, t ronr At antio, Cook, NBedfrd. Bld bark Leda, Kuark, NOrieaus; sohra Ophir, 8 ton; Montreal, Windies Providence, yuu Ona b ig Benily, Hasty, NYork, Eastront, Jon t brig Brookline, Mitevell, Boston. Sl& ship Jeesioa, (new) Eastman, New Orleans; Fob 4, brig Linska, Boiiey, Alexandria. EnGaRtown, Feb 7—Arrand sl4 sch Marela Tribou, Bastis, Nerfok for Boston Monti, Feb 4— Arr snip Superb, (Br) Perry, Liverpool; Perse- verm:ce, (Br) Kobinsur, Kosto.; Kentuck:, Gordon, Liverpool, via Apalech co'a; bavk jams. Portenouth; brigs Wee tum pka, Fowler, York gp, Banker, Philadelphia, Cid ship Counters of Lo do verpool; barks Jaat Murchie, NOrlesne Nort, aeeTh PI Bw ORLEANS irginia, Sa’ hy P p Parthenon, Woedberry, ship Cat” ertao, Reddoek, do pJ Touro, Sampson, do; barks Turbo, Young, Harrie’ & Martha, Les : brig, iadovieh, Vera Cruz, © ina, Flanders, 6 Hoerte, Bunter, aver 109, Crowe, do, Af K Crowell. do; Retoh Cxcumeror, soubi ow bi 27th ult barks Geo Oxnard; Jefferror ta: On the bar bound hence, gabe! Oxnerd. BeagAtt sie (ir), Riv riale, Maxwell, Belfagts Medallions jeudlett, Liver inward Chase, Cork; Asia, Winson, Giaa- rk The'ih, Foater, ted Virginia, Treadway, J t Pe ‘Uld, steams si i Santiago; Palmetto Swith ¢ alvest ev Thon cn; War V Rout, Varner, New York, Cimo- 1, Woodsid: Ils Freeman, Boston; Jaun Liverpool: eree Bietorn,owioX! Obetin. Chibs € dor brig (86) Bey" T°, om, Boston! Oberlin, Gilbw t dos a Thy, as tobe Uncle Bi ail, Polaaye: P John’ Rowlet, Key ea ae ‘ult, ships Stereonae, beth Dennison snd sore Kelampago; towboat Teunessean towed to sea 2th wit, chips Viokeburg. Bangor, avd sshe Wm H Ha- ward; tewboat Soutr Western towed to tne Bar bark Sarsnao- and briy Kedror, Eslow. coming up. skips Thomia, :‘anada, and Moselle; bark Areona; ship Bas bark Mentgomory,, and brig Wan Ht Hylor: brig Selina, aud Saquars-rigned vessola, upknown. Newport, Feb8—Arr echt Albano, Patch, Wilmington, NO; 9th, bark Lucey Beow, Theendize, Mobile fr Providence; sohe Delaware, Baker. Fail River for » hiladelphia. Nowrorx, Feb 8--Arr rche William Henry, Ryder, Provinoe~ town, Sid tobre Abora, Doane, Newport; Wm P Williams, Rogers, Norwien; Rurotas, Tretethen, Portsmouth; Eff rt, Soa, Berton: R Haberohom, Sowlert, Boston. In Hampton Roace, Feb 8—Brig Zebion, Corkett, from James River, bound to Liverpool Powtiann, Feb 9—Arrsehre Uticn, Eéwards, and Willi, Orleans; Bwett, € p George Turner, M'Lotlan, New sebr Cutler, Bitte a A, Fe Arr ship Alexander, es Baylay, Bishop. mi ¢ Cloud, Newton Card \. Bow: Cain, Wilisme- orden, Crowell, Providence; W ceonsten, Crowell, loners, NYork, 8'@ rig Candace, Mathews, NY he iadn. Arr bark Rxast Stevens, wht, Liverpool vis N York: bark Irie Macon, Wathine, N York, sone Commn- wham, do, Cld ‘brig August, ‘Bld bg Cancace, Mathews NYor 0 te, Feb 6—Cid ship *abin: