The New York Herald Newspaper, March 7, 1849, Page 4

NA TSE SPENT HM LUNE ATH AUEnne the El Dorado of the Pacific, was got up under the auspices of Mr. Ewing, through hie corres- pondence from Washington, alter his arrival there in December. And it 18 said that he imparted facts m respect to the quanti ot gold to be tound, and . the ease of obtamung it, made known to him ean-, fidentiaily by persons Washington, who had obtained them trom their treads in the | employ of the government; and that, while Mr. Ewing urged the formation and the apeedy de- parture of a bemuted company, he enjoined secresy in regard to the facts alluded to. Hence the com- | pany was made up ina kind of private manner. la tact, fit is pretty much of a family cencern.— For, bee les a son of Mr. Ewing, six others of the twenty are relations. And 1 fiud it common talk here, that this company will have speci! advan- tages, through Mr. Ewing. as a member of the in- coming cabinet, which, he 13 reported to have as- sured his friends here, he was certain of obtauiag at the hands of President Taylor. . ‘Later advices from him, however, I am told, render tms “expectancy” somewhat doubitul. _{t is now said that Mr. Schenck 18 a competitor with Ewing, for Ohio’s place (if any) 10 the Cabiaet, and that, though General Taylor had a high es- teem for Mr. Ewing, yet, froma settled plan of or- nization of the new administration, in which r. Clay 12 understood to coincide, it he is not the originator, i ill be incompatible to give Mc. it wi Ewing a cabinet appointment ; and that so soon as this is fu ly ascertained, Mr. Ewing will throw his influence im tavor of Mr. Vinton. r The “plan of organization” alluded to, is said to, be to the eflect that the ‘‘master-spirits” of the abortive administration of 741, shall all “stand off” and take no part (apparently,) m re-oilng the wheels of government, but leave this to be done by an entirely new set of public servants whose services caa only be jueged by the fruits of the tature; aud atter these get the government car in good trim, and the *bal- gme” weil steamed, with a faitutnl (party) seatiael at every post requiring attention tour safe traveilog, the old laborers are to be tukea on board aad earried along tothe end of the journey. Thats new men ure to be placed at the heads of the partments at home, to take care ot and to mana «men, measures, aud principles,” and the of polt- tical unkers, now pait aod parcel of tae Incoming tration party, are to be made ministers, epvove, consuls, and charges abroad, and gover- nors, judges, &c., athome. | Such being the understanding here among the friends of Mr. Ewing, who have his personal wel- fare and political advancement too much at heart to remain indiflerent im the present state of afhurs at Washington, where he now is, not to make it and ail they know in regard to 1t a common social and public talk, they are all tree in saying thas af he fai's ot being taken into the cabinet he will next seek the highest appointment over affurs in Cah fornia. Westean Scrive. Unica, Feb. 19, 1849. The Late Fire, and Escape of Tio Persons from the Thad Story—Departure of the Utica Min- ang Company for California. (Omitted for reveral days for want of room.) Amidst the high winds and freezing cold wea- ther, a destructive fire broke out about one o'clock on Sunday morning. It was first discovered in the store No. 10 Liberty street, occupied by D. D. T. Bourne, asa grocery. It being very cold, and the wind blowing heavy, it was some time before the engines could get water to work with, there being no place to obtain any water except from the Ene canal, where they finally succeeded in breaking the ice, and the firemen then did their duty nobly ; but before they could make any pro- gress in ut the element, two of the build- ange were enurely consumed, and the adjoining one nearly 80. The extensive jewelry establish- ment of Baily & Bro.’s, on the corner of Liberty and Hotel streets, sustained great damage by the removal of goods, but fortunately the building was saved. A number of other merchants met with nearly the same oss as Baily & Brothers. The fol- Jowing 1s an accurate list of losses and insu- ce :— rithe two buildings No. 10 and No. 6 Liberty street, were owned by the heirsof J. Delvin, and ameured for $2,500 ; the other one (No. 8) wasown- ed by Mr. Overacker, of Little Falls, and insur- ed for $1,600. Tnese insurances will probably eover the whole loss of the buildings. D. D. T. Bourne’s stock entirely destroyed— amounting to $1,800—insurance $1,200; D. “Mor- an, joss $800--insured for $300; H. Collamer, t and shoe store, loss about $300 ured for 1,200; Baily &Brothers, logs by removal of goods, ioc sured for $3,000; White & Mortley, hat and cap store, loss by removal of goods, ¢200—in- surance unknown; Roberts & Thomas, tailors, | Joss by removal of goods, $300— insured for $1,000. The whole losses are about all covered by insur- | ance, and te merchants will sustain no material damage, except by the loss to their business, as it will be some time before any of them can get set- tled again. if A most fortunate escape of two lives was made by Mr. Bourne and a young man. who both slept in the third story of the two buildings destroyed. Mr. Bourne awoke when the under part of his store ‘was in flames, and after were the young man, they both saved their lives by slidiag downa chain suspended from the top of the store No. 10 Liberty street, which waa used for hoisting boxer, etc. This city has been visited by fires this winter many more times than it has for some years, and the citizens et Utica will now probably awake to their interest, and assist in progressing with the Utica waterworks, which have been in ‘agitation for some time past. The millinery store of Mrs. Leland, Genesee street, was discovered to be on fire about 12 | e’clock last night; but the engines and firemen were on the spot in a short time, and soon put it out, and but little damage was done to the build- ang or goods of Mrs. Lelund. ee The balance of the Utica Mining Company teok their departure a few evenings since for Cu- hitornia; they numbered about eighteen, mostly all young men, and a great time was witnessed at the railroad depot, the friends and relatives of the members of the company shaking hands and taking an almost farewell leave of their sons, bro- thers and cousins, who have departed for the gold country. They are to sail from New York to-mor- row, the 20th. | A number of men from the interior of this | bitants. Movements for California. MOVEMENTS IN NEW YORK The schooner James L. Day, Cant Jas. 8. Nash, sailed on the 3d instant, for San Franciseo. Tae following isa list of her eeaaete composing i Navigation Company :— a! even Pe “President: Jauva 8 Nash, Thomes Lucius’ Lincoln, , Cornelius Vander- Dantel Salters, Joseph W. Jarter, C W sitan, Leunoelot Bird John L. jereon. Thomas Hazard, jr, George W. Ledyard. Henry Robinson, William Batley, William Clark, Felix Byrne. Daniel Secor, Henry Lester, James H, Nash, William Hedge—Total 26. The James L. Day earries out on board a sub- stantial steambont, for the navigation of the Sacra- mento river, suflicient to accommodate 150 pas- sengers. - MASSACHUSETTS. The ship Charlotte, Capt. Savory, started from Boston, o.the 5th inst, for California, and anchored in Nantasket Roads. The following are her pas sengers:— George H. Green, Peter March, Joseph R. Connell, George W. Lewis, George W. Parsley, Stephen fH. Keane, 8. R, Godtrey, George Danforth, Gaorge W. Bowker, Milton Wuson, Chomas Reany, Cnarles 6. Grant, M. Manning Birdsall. Daniel Movowen, Joba Green, Samuel Darton, Nicholas f. Ryberts, Jurnes Ritehie, Jumes Miller, Thomas Corey, Joel C. Warren, Rufus 8, Kittredge, Peter C. Corey, Wiiliea Luby, Nathaniel C. Woodman, John H, Williams, George H. Jones, H_C. Manson, George L. Murdvok, of Boston; Geerge W. Janviin, Lafayette Chapman, Harrison Sanborn. Augustus |. Tirreil, William Wiswell, Bsojv win C, Wattles, Warren H. Derby. of Exeter. NH ; 8. C, Lewis. of Pittatrid; 4saP Reid, Edwin A Rich Edwin H, Tarbox, William Bassell, S. E. Collyer, Taos. Stevenson, William Blaney, John Dyer, George H Sprague, of Lynn; Stepben D, Bianchard, of Brook. line; Edwin Stanley. of Danvers; Charles Waiton, William H. Homer, Benjarin Daring, of Camoridys; James P. Hobart, David Wasson, Loogley B. Luwis, M, Skelton, Froderiek Quinton, Rone Charlestown; Newton R. Benedict, of Providencn; Jos, L, Brown, W K Erskine, Eugene Wright, A. K Per- ry, G eepleat W, Wouds, Edw, M.S ith Robe. Far. sone, Orlando Gile, Stephea Sargent, Freeman Viur- phall, Frankiin Walker, Matvia L. Waitney, Janes Fersons, Wm. Morgun. of Lowell; Gao TH, Feseaden ot West Cambridye; Noa L Toomas, of South Wuy- mouth; Gerrge Lamson, of Che'soa; Jesep’s Hartwell, of Salem; James B lton, Ciaorge Bolton. of \iauchster; Wm. K Lambert,of Rowley, Darius D Veauay. of Uo- ton; S.D Jones, of unt Uridzewater; Joceuiah Pec- king, of York, Me,; ‘Choos Dixon, of Bnera Mass; O4- ward 1). Witching, of Saugus; Jossvh B Benedict, of ; Geo, W. Currier, of Meredith, N H.; EB. 4 P. Parker. jr., of Roxbary; Mary S$ Soule, ; Horave ‘Buekiin, of Swandey, N. A; at, of Hartford, Vt; Sumel Adema, of 4; Warden Paine, of New’ Bedford; Lewis Gove and H Weymouth, of Keasington, N, f,; G. B. Sturtevant, of Hartford, Vt.; Joseph Locharz, of St, Anarews; C. W. Jaques, of Somervitie; A. Wellington. and EW. Gibson, Carobridgeport; Joseph Geteol, of Derby, NH; E. N. Boweoand Hoary Lasrence, of Fitchburg; Joba P. H, Wentworth, ‘wat Josivh B French. jr., of Lowell; P. R Rooney, of Albaay; F. Stratton, of Waltham; Alfred Swdman. Joseph | Fai- ler, H King+ley, J. 8 Kingsley, of Newton; J. W, Ian- hell. Portlend; Robt, B Walch, Lyou; Wanton J Tourston, Providence; Jas. Butler, “Boston and Cali- fornia Gold Company —Capt. 8. P. Poor, Wells Staith, N.A Doane, of Baverivy; Goo. K Whitehouse, Geo. Tapley and Chas. Perkins of Roxbury; £, H. Beowa, of Lynn; Wm. H. Carpenter, of Worcester; Chas. O. Neti. of Roston,—Tota!. 124, The bark Edward Fletcher, Capt. Holbrook, sailed on the 5th inst , from Boston, for Calitornia, with the following passenger John Turner, Chas. F Shattuck, Chas H. Vaientine, Wm. Hayden, Kimbull Hayden, Joan A. Curvoll, Jobn Hf. Nutter, Thomas Ell, James H. Baldwin Ww H. Ormabes, B, Atwill, Ja0, Gault, Goorge Pirrell Samuel H. Jones, Wm. Gavert; Josiah O, Standish Charles B. Kilton, John Bayzan Benjemin F Reed David Dunlap, George D. Fiske, Heary vl Smich Zi- bra Brizge, Samuel B, Canterbury Chos. W Ingalls, Edwin F. Farwell, Ansel Bisse Edmond A, Gvorge, George 1, Bradford, of Bostou.—Totul, 30, ono, The following persons left Cineimnati on the 24:hult., via New Orleans and the Panan Wiight S. Andrews, George W. Groves well, Ezra Craven, Justus B. Woleot:, © cott) Andrew J. Cox, and George W Motz The compeny hae a capital stockfor $4000, laid out fm ar. ticles suitable for permanent eettlers, Kepperd, of MEXICO, The New Orleans Lelia, of the 23d ult., say: We are informed by Mr. Kockernot, who passenger in the Dee, thatthe gold fever has spread to Mexico, and rages to a great extent, particularl on the Pacific const, where an extensive trade with California has already grown up. Inthe beginning of the month, about one hundred Americans set out trom Vera Cruz, with the intentuon ot proceed- ng across the country to Mazatlan. Geserat C. —The reception of General Case, at Cumberland, (Maryland,) last Monday, night, en his way to Washington, it ap,ears by che Alleganian, was quite enthusiastic, the united de- mocracy of the place, and many whigs,assemblin; to greet him with loud acclamations and a band o music. Toa brief address trom Thomas Perry, Esq., expressive of the pleasure it gave them to see him, in whose patriotism they had entire con- fidence, coming again to give his couns:l in mat- ters of deep concern to the nation, he replied as follows : Fellow Citizens:—The reception you have given me in Cumberland this evening, was entirely unexpected Tam not prepared to make a rpeech; and ifevon! it would bein bad taste to make a political one under the sircumstances. ‘The country has just pa: e€@ throngh a most ranguinaty political contest. and it becomes t’.e duty of all to throw aside all acerbity of of political feeling, asd rally in support of the Consti tutioa which governs our happy Union. We rhould c ing to it, as does the mariner to the last plank of his bark when compass and rudder are lost in the dark- and the storm. Fifty years ago I passed through this place—I was then but a lad—on my way to the “far west” I loca- ted ip a then territory, numbering about 29,000 iaha- I have, under the Providence of God, lived to tee that then unrettled country: produce five states, which now contain about five millions of people. Thus our country 18 ncing. Whilst the governments tottering from centre to circumference, n Union is growing in strength, and has dherreif from the Atlantic to the Pacific. We are now the admiration of the world. All ayes are up- on us—hence it behooves us, one and all, to do our du- ty in support of our institutions, which | hope.nnder a kind Providence, may be perpetuated to the fiftieth or hundredth generation. Movements of Individuals, Among the rumors relative to the offices under the new administration, John Young will be Collector of thie port fe.m the lst of June next, at which time Mr Lawrence’s term expires;and Johm A Collier Naval officer of th port. Gen. Van Renaselear, it is said, will county, lett in the same tiain, who are to proceed | be Post Master at Albany. to Califorma, each and every one upon their own | font they having jomed no company et any ind. Lovrs, (Mo.,) Feb. 11, 1849. Col. Frenont—Indian Depredations— Fire, §. | A letter, just received from Puebla, New Mexi- 0, states that Col. Fremont was there, en route for | Cahformia, on the 22d of November. He had en- | countered very severe weather on the plains, and | the larger number of his animals had given out, | ‘Those that he etill had with him were much jaded, though he had procured some fine fresh ones at | Bent’s Fort, on the Arkansas. The snow was two | feet deep at Puebla, yet Col. Fremont and his par- | ty pursued their wa;. They were last heard from on the 28th November. They were then in the | mountains, making but slow progress. The writer states that the route of Col. fremont will lay far- ther south than any previously travelled by him from the United States. He was in good spirits, and thought he would accomplish the trip without | mpusval inconvenience, considering the inclamen- cy of theseason. Twenty-five milesabove Puebla, | ata email village, the party sueceeded in purchas- corn. Coi. Fremont dismounted his company at this point, and packed all his animals with grain and provisions. Alexander Podey, an old avd ex- perienced mountain man, had joined the party, as eamp master. ‘The writer states that the Indiang in his vieinity were quiet, though there were reports from Vegas | ‘nut the Cheyenon, had stolen some three hundred &vernment horses. | There wae no news ofimportance from SantaFe. | have nothing of especial local interest te com- Miicate. " e Legislature of Illinois has at length passed a biltyranting to St. Louts the right to improve her | harbo\ and another authorizing the ereciion of a wire Sepension bridge across the Mississippi. 1. We in small fire here this morning, int ing onlyyn account of the reminiscences conn with Ue property destroyed. The building w. the old St.Louis post offiee, a small affair, ten feet | | | | \ te | front, by tWenty deco. In 1831, when I first visited thie cit ea office was located in this build. ing. 1 Winle duties were performed by a man and a boy, anthe mon carried on an extensive fur business We then received an eastern mail ence pe k. Aravs. ——_—_---- A DesrrraTe Byrauar. — Yesterday morning, oe Stewart, Wo. 9 Canal street, on waking, Sa bh Tom, who was searching bi being ecoosted, pretended he wasa se, Od had mistaken the room for rank in the U for Governor of Alabama, road, near Weldon, N. C., by a locomoti bills for the in and Fittebur; a rel the charter of the Western Bank of f! burg. S. © Capt. Sbaumbury haa been restored to his original S. Army, by the President, Political Intelligence. Gen. William Cullum is an independent whig candi- date for Congress for the 8th district of Tennessee. T. B. Thorpe is spoken of as the Taylor whig ¢ didrte for Congress in the 3d district of Louisian: The municipal election of Montreal, Ca,, took place on Monday iast. Sidden is the whig candidate for Congress hmond district of Virginie, ge The Hon. James Cooper, U.S. Senator from Penr- sylvania, resigned bis seat inthe State Senate, on Sa- turday Jast, “A special election to supply the vacancy will be heid on the 16th in: Jehn M. Forbes is the whic candidate for Congress in the Fredericksburg, Va, district. E. W. Leavenworth is the whig candidate for Mayor of Syracuse, Semuel Richardeon is the democratic candidate for Mayor of Rochester, James E. Belser is spoken of asthe whig candidate Domestic Miscellany. Fleven cows were killed a fow days sin on the rail- The ice is still $rmin the Suequebanna river. An ex eae? was made to remove it om Saturday, bat failed. The Pe Ivanit Legislature on Monday ition of the Lebano: iteube; road: 3 Mores Dalrymple, aged 60 years, was frosen to death in Fi ounty,on Wednesday of lest week. John Fairless was recently murdered in Jackson, Tenn., by James Lowell The wife of \ runaway slave. The steamboat Andrew Fulton, was suak near St Louis, Mo., om the 224 ult, The Union Mili on Monday morning last. Twenty-seven rattle snakes were rocently killed in one day, neer White river, Ark , the smallest of whioh ‘was over four feet long. ‘The Wiimington and was of&ned on the 224 ult. W. L, Atcheison is on trial in Charles count: . . for the murder of Jobn Cabay Kolite Luit is im ip in the same county, for the murder of John A. Deakins. John H. Wright committed muiciai at Lower Pennsneok, N.J., by tbooting Newell ‘0 years, came to her death it Newport, R. 1., by faliing into Me ,wore destroyed by fire Lona, $4,000, Manohester itallroad, N.C., Lowery McBath was recontly mulcted ia $2,000 )he say his early visiter passing in- ‘to the street, 8 fem dam: in Blunt county, fenn.,in wcase of breach 40, he drew & bowie wife sei At eee Eee | ik promise and reduction. volver, od to take bis life if be toner ” Hie threat Raving the desired effect, ne tae ge earent not pursuing him, Commissar; ay " 3 and Corporal Whittemore. join rece became an exciiing one. aig Mr. Stewa tween Burgundy and Kewpart, srislou oe ‘S Armen ; at the corner of Hamparts: three rhots at Corperal Whittemore andy, more ana Mone of the:a took effect, snd the pursuit vas conta: a Teatenst death to He was taeknd at bin. On bw. ig tnkem, he was identified ag the oolehrated ‘ard. Meghouse thiol, Will Von Hook.—W. 0. Delta, Fe, a4, Th inet for New York, with 20 ps: aid teenty boxes of eggs, and thirty three box The candle factory of Finn & Barton, and tho ware. howre of Stickney & SiinmonsJat Troy, N.Y , were de- stroyed by re om Saturday night. The loss of the for- mer was $10 (00, The amovnt of property destroyed by fire in Boston, during the menth of February, was $55,000, jeamer Cherokee left Se ah, Ga , on the lat gern, tnicty be Sevennub thi ‘The difficuliy between Judge MoHenry and Mr Roe ean. ot New Orleans, wat adjunted on the 24th nit. aud bs. i, Uy0a bue poy mous of tne $3,000 te n bis hands to the sheriff. Thus has the tempest 12 the tea-pot gone off. Four tho d orange treesion one plantation, Apalachicola, were killed by tne recent froste. ‘The bill providing for the submission of the question cf @ Dew cepstitution to the people of Ohio, was lost im the Legislature of that State on the 27th ult, The dwelling bor paper mill ef Rufus Payne, t Springfield Mass,, were destroyed by fire on Thure- py of last week. Mary Howitt recovered $1000 from Peter H. Moulton, at Portemouth, Mase., last week, for a Breach of mar- Tiage promise ‘A renoontre recently took place near St Louie, Mo. between David Goodfrliow, seu ,and David Goodfellow, jun.. ip which both were shot. it is doubiful if either ‘was a g00d fellow, A sicamer recently took 4,790 bales of cotton from Memphis, Teun, to New Orleans A gin havee and thirty bales ofeotton were destroyed by tire ot Greenrboro, Ga, on the 25'h alt, the noase Daving caught from @ spark from o locomotive on the Georgia Railroad ‘The Virginia Heuse of Delegates has passed a bill, constituting juries of seven, instead of twelve mon. A broker, nawed P. Paudiely, disappeared from New Orleann onthe Zist ult , with $8,000 belonging to per- fous who bad intrusted notes to bim for discount. Dr George Espy, formerly of Ponnsylvanis, died at Fort Madieon, lowa. on the 20th ult. ‘The Legislature of Virginia, on the 22d ult., parsed 2 bill to erect @ monument to Washington, on Capitol tquare, Richmond. ‘There were 159 desths in Philadelphis, for the week ending Saturday last. Cornelius Stiliwell, of Aurora, N. Y., was killed on Monday last, by becoming entangled inthe machinery of his saw mall. apt Baker, of the echooner Conrad, and one of his crew were drowned on Monday last in Long [land Sound. by being knocked overboard by the boom, ina gale of wind. There have been shipped for Chillicothe, Obio. since the eemaencement of (be present rearon, 40 147 bar- ele of por’; 2,678 800 pounds pork In boxes, and 2,481,- 780 pounda cf Lard. A forged check. purporting to be drawn by Shadrach Robinson, for $3 647, vas cashed atthe North Bank in Boston, on Wedverday just, The forgery was not aiscovered vistil Fridey Poomes Craig was killed st Roxbury, Maw.,on the 28th ult, by the prewaturo blanting of a rock, A negro man belonging to Mr. Sembola, in New Orleans, wes barcod to deach on the 20th ult. Charles Byrum, charged with killing his brother ia- Jaw, pamed Easton, near Hagerstoo, Md, @ few days since, bas becu arrested and held to bail in $3,000. ive hundred persons are now coniaed in jail a Baltimore, for debt, Barbarous, Charles Ansell was killed at Jeffersonville, Ky., om the 220 ult, by @ blow with the fist from @ Mr. Barolay. ‘A young man was severely best, on Wednesday, in Philadelphia, for attempting au outrage upon & young Indy connected with the cirous, A colored woroan, Margaret N. Karn, was burned to death in Boston on the 2d inst. Three thousand cows have been exported from Ca- pada within the last threes months, ‘The bluck tougue has appeared at Augusta, Ky., and several perrons have died of the disease, Asubreription of $100.000 has been raised for the endowment of » Baptiet University, at Lewisburg, Pa, Capt. James Brown, of Ledyard, Conn, committed enicide on Monday last, by hanging himself. Samuel B, Ryder and James Wilson were arrested in Norwich Connecticut, last week, for stealing a quan- tity of jewelry. They claim to be residents of Brook- lyn, LI. The following sdmsin rpecie were received at New Orleans, from Mobile. on the 23d ultimo:—J. Martinez, | $40,000; Burgoine & Bro , $10.00; J. Caballero, $4,000; Schuidi & Co., $4000; Clasen & Vies, $4000; J. W. Zacharie & Co., $1,175; 8. Fernandes, $535.—Total, $63.7 10, J. Rore was killed at Irving, N. Y., on the 14th ult. by the falling of a heavy log upon him, Solomon G, Davis bas been sentenced to the State prison for 10 years from Ontario county, for Incest. A minirter was publicly horeewhipped tu Milton, Mase, by the father and brother of @ young lady he courted and refused to marry. ‘There were 76 deaths in Baltimore city for the week ending Monday last, of which number 15 were blacks: Luring tho late cruise of the frigate United States, no lers than 8.172 lashes wero administered to the backs of her tars, being an average of 22 to each man. ‘The Legislature of Delaware have parsed a resolution to pretent a sword to Passed Midshipman Rogers, tor bie gallantry and dering exploits in the Mexican war, Hannah Moore, » Quakeress, eighty four years old: $1 87 for white seb, which in all conscience is low enough, Musa d:pa nda upon the trade bel fixing prices, aud we regret to lvaro that one or two firms are offer. ing coal below there rates predicated ou purchases mode from emall dealers in thie regioa at rainoas rates forearh {f therein no other mods of checking sush & suicidal courte, it would he far better for our larger orerators bere to buy the coal of these men. and mine lese themae! ; hutif this cannot be done, it may be come necesnary for the munity to proteot itnelf from the conduct of euch wadmen, who seem to be beat upon the ruin of themselves aod neighbors, by carting off the business faculties loaned tb them -and let them teke care of thewerlves. Such & course may be deemed bereh by come; but when the acts of a few individasis affect the whole commanity tojurioasly, we wold that the community have » right to adopt rigorous moasuces two counterset there eff-ots by all lawful means withia their reach. We aduit that the result of Inst year’s business was beyond the sontrol of our operators, but euch is not the case this year. The cartailing proves. with allite disastrous and mortifying resu'te, has been on year the responsibility will rest upon the teade tiself, ‘Another year’s business such as the last will bankrupt the whole region. ‘The retail price of coal has advanced wenty.ave cents per ton in Philadelphia, to correspond with the advance in freight end toll on the railroad. Cotton Trade, The receipts of cotton at, aad the shipments from, the principal parts of the country ap to the latent dates this season, compsred with lust, were as an- exed : ce MOvEMuNTS oF COFTON IN THE UniteD Stares. eoelpts at ports ainou 8 Correrponding cates Inet y before... ......, 12 Exports from U Staten since Sept, 1, 1348, .. 1.004 875 Corresponding dates last y: cn eevee 630,204 & year before . . se BAT B72 Exports to Great Britaia since Sept 1, 1849... 699.857 Correnponding dates Inst year. . wees BALSTD “ * year before . . + 852.987 Stock in shipping ports of receipt... 645,432 Corresponding datus lact year... ve 690,454 . “ yeur before. , +. 631172 ‘The receipts at this port since the 1st inst, hays beea 3400 bales; exports, 1500; taken by spinners. 2.900; on fpeculation. 1,000; stock ia city unsold, 70,000; amount on kale, 16.000. In relation to the movements in this market, Stew- art's Circular, of this data, rays: — The market closed very dull at the date of my last clroular per Niegara, the sales on Tassday not exorad- ing #00 bales. with » good supply offering. which foresd hoiders to offer greater inducements to bayers the fol- lowing day, ard toe amount disposed of resehed 2,500 bales, On Thursdey, 22), there was more scteadi- ness evinced. with & better inquiry, maoy parties beirg tempted by the low rate at waich some parcels had been disposed of the prec-ding day, axd the sales amounted te 3000 bales, which relieved the market of most of the pressing jo! rly on Friday morning 23d uit. we learsed of the rival of the Evroca at Halifax the preceding day by ® telegraphic atch which was revived from St. Joho, N. B..@ continuous communication with that town belng just completed. Tha simmary of the news ‘was mengre, toe great levgth of the lice making it dif- ficult to transmit it freely;—by which, however, we learned thatthe buriness at Liverpool had continued Jarge the last fortuigbt, and that a further advance of a fuil id.had been obtained. This news betrg unexpect- ed.boiders at once advanced their prices \40., at vhich about 1.560 bales were acid. The steaw-r reached this port early on Saturday morning, and the letters being considered felly confirmatory, the sales reached 1500 v8, extablicbing the advance obtained the day ba- Ou Monday, 26th, the araount on sale at Satur- iT 8 iuereased, whi hevked the buoyant feeling previously existing, the sales reaching 8,000 Dales, chiefly im large par Tuceday, ths weather was inclement, and as but few buyers were oat, holders beonme rather more solicitous to make anies a8 the day acvanced,and the transactions. which amounted to 1,400 bales, exhibited am easier market,—which was alco the cute the following day, the rales of which were 8,200 belet, atancighth lower prices than the rates of Monday. On Thursday the sales were 2,500 bales; on Friday 1.200, and om Saturdsy 1,000, with a coutinued weak merket, prices closing the week voy similar to those exinting previous te this arrival Yesterday thoy were 1,200 baler, with a Hoitediuquiry—my quotations are adjusted to the close of business. ‘The recevt deciine which has again ensued, after an advance obtuined immediately after the receipt of highly favorable advices feom Europe, can only be ac- counted for on the supposition that buyers are al«rmed atthe ecctinued lerge reesipts of cctton at the ports, and are foarful that the yield muy exceel 2,500 000 bares. A tight money market here, aud tha declining tendency of exchange the Inst week, hus alvo operated against cales—thir, however, is mow checked As re- gacds the receipts. it is yet too surly in the senson to inake them @ test of the probable amount of the crop. The fine pieking weather up tothe Ist Jan., all over the cotton region, determined the crop, and we now lay apd biind and deaf, was suffo.ated in Philadelphia on Saturday, in consequence of her clothing having taken fire from astove Her body was not much burned. Horace Bonney, R. J. Scott and Willard B. Shur, imprisoned at East Cambridge. Mars., on a charge of pansing counterfeit bank bills, were discharged a few days since, in consequence of an informality in he indictnent. Inthe city of Albany, during the year 1843, there were 629 marriages; 1.326 birthe, and 1,218 deaths. Sate er Govexnment Paintinos.—The Baltt- more Sum, under date of the 4th inst., says :--The sale of paintings by old masters, collected by and late the property of Elbert Herring, Exsq., took place esterday, under direction of the Solicitor of the Trehsury’ ‘The tollowing are the awards: Virgin’s Child, and St. John, on panel, Mr. Peter German, at $250 51; Christ Bound,J C. Maguire, Washing- ton, $105; The Martyrdom of Saint Sebastian, Mary Ann Irvine,of Phila., $500; Dead Christ, on panel,J. C. Maguire, Washington, $105; The Nativity, J.C. Maguire, $125; the Vegetable Market, Mary Anno Irvine, $2.500; Landscape and Figures, on panel, J. O, Maguire, $105; Architecture and Marine, J. GC. Maguire, $105; Hult at an Inn, John B. Mortis, | Baltimore, $135 50; Meditate Ann Irvine, $750; Christ on the Mount, J. C. Ma- ire, $126; Magdalen in a Swoon, J.'C. Maguire, fis, Saint Sebastian, J. C. Maguire, $176; Snow Me J. C. Maguire, $226; Traveller's Rest, John p Mornis, Baltimore, $135 50. Matsacnvsetts vs. Sourn Caroumma.—The fol- lowing message was transmitted to the Massa- chusetts Legislature, on Saturday last, by the Governor of that State, accompanied by the reso- lutions of the State ot South Carolina :— To tne Hon, Senate : I herewith communicate. for the use of the Senate, the resolutions of the Legislature of South Carolina, on the subject of applying the principles of the Wil- mot proviso to th Territory acquired from Mexico. One of those resoluti di decorous but | th ubject | that | Pp ‘oporate with her sister | Staten in resisting the applifation of the principles of | the proviso to such territory, at ewery hazard. and Figures, Mary | th know but little more about the yield than wo did at that date. The ponition I took in August last, [ have since ween no good reason to change; it was simoly thi had # very favorable growing season; if we bad a picking teavon equal to the last. the erop will probsbly amount to 2,600,000 bales. We have sueh a seston, and I now say, that I believe my esti- mate correct, and that it cannot exceed that figure 20,000 bales, nor do I believe it will fall £0,000 short of it. ‘The closing quotations in this market were as an- Dexed :— Lavenroon Ciassivication, N.Orleans, ‘Mobile § Teras, Uplands, june. if joroinel Nominal. CITY TRADE REPORT. Tursvay, March 6—2P. M. Asuss are just the same. Cotrox.—The market is heavy for this staple, and the sales do not exoved 400 bales. Froun, &o tern flour continues to favor Mi 400 barrels Richmond country, ut $5 31%. ‘The m for grain is unchanged, and thy business Je not worth reporting. Whisxey—Sales of 60 barrels, at 23)c. Provisions —The market is dull and heavy for me pork, at $10 37); and prime at $9 124. Beet coi tinues steady, with moderate sales. Lard is firmer, and small eales of prime are making at 7c. The stock ie not large Butter. of common qualities, is dull, while good State is in fair same, Rye flour and meal were quiet, and quotations more or less nominal. In wheat, no sales were reported Deyond a amall parcel. Genesee corn, owing to the light supply, continued dull. Sales of barley were made atabout previous prices. In mess pork there wasa better feeling, and holders were enabled to realize « slight advance; prime continued heavy at yesterday rates. Sugars [ egedevnd were quiet, there being but With undoubting confidence that slavery may be | excluded from any territory of the United where it does not now exist, without the least infringe- | ment upon the constitutional rights of the sinve States, Maseachusetts bas expressed her purpose of opposing | such extension, as inconnirtent with the spirit of the | constitution, the views and intentions of {ts framers, | the rights of bumanity. | It is hoped that National Legislature will | promptly extend the principles of that proviso, which | than the great principles of the ordi of 1787, over all the territortes of | 1d leave to thore who may choose to resist such «| law, to judge of their own course. GEO. N. BRIGGS. Couneil Chamber, Feb, 17, 1849 The Coal Trade for 1849, [From the Miner’s Journal | As the season is rapidly approaching whem the trade | will open for 1849, a few remarks on the subject will | not be deemed out of place. It is yenerally conevded that there will be no over- stock on the first of April, of any consequenos, in th market, prebably not more than 60 or 75,000 tons, while on the first of April of C9 ita ear, the overstock wae not Jers than 276, tons. @ whole supply last year rent to market, was 5,089,000 tons, to which add 200.000 tons overstock trom the fort year, and it makes the ocnsumption for the year ending | April 1, 1549, ip round numbers, 5.380,000—add to this | inerease of 15000 tous, whioh is very moderate, | and the eupply oy for the ensuing year will be | 8.489.000 tons. Of this quantity The Lebigh can turnieh not more tha Delaware and Hadson Co. do . Pinegrove, Shamokin, and Wilkesbarre, do. . 4 Increare over 1648, 145.000 tons. Leaving for the Sohuylkill regi 1.580 000 3 482,000 Being an inoreane of about 206,000 tons over the sap- ply furnished last year. So far, the supply thisyear falls short of the quantity sent to same period last year. about §25,000 tons. sad ¢ into consideration the disastrous state jo Inst year, which not only obeeked all naw improvemente in the coal regions. but nearly all pre- paration during the winter for thia year’s business ; ond the fact that the ratiroad company bave not added any Increased fueilities to their eetabiiahment for oar- rying coal to market thir year, we bave every resson to believe that It will keep our colle busy to mine, and the reiiroad and canal (with the present facil! tien) fully employed to carry the necessary quantity required to market, ‘The above isa falr and ‘1 statement of the trade, which we commend to th» atteotion of our ope- rators, befere they offer their coal for lors than fair re mM nerating prices, not only to themsely bat te the Inbor of the region also, on whieh thie whole commu. Rity 1s dependent for the meorararies of life. All that We required ts to refare to fell atiess than fair prices, end they can be obtaimed—thers 14 no aecasnity for cutting ander each other this soaeon—all the eonl that can be mined ‘kat will be re It Is true 1 deman firat (ia oon que of cash payments for toll) will not be very briax; but the offer at low Taten will not factiitate the sale when not wanted—the etate of the monsy markst for: bids {t—and common prudence, to any nothing about mon re. would dictate thet the mines show!d be ed only tom moderate extent at the commence: ment of the reaecu. and the quantity only inoressed demand ixcreares Lot each one reoolieot that @ reduction of only twelve Will cause a lors to tho trade, Dueiners of the prorent ' tM hundred and thity. 50 U00 tons, w lore of 602000 ne sareYe ne sont rates of freight and to'l. red ash eoal onght net t» be roid en board at Richmond for wee than $4 per tom, and white ash 06 $975, This would Joining, 17x65; few landing For cotton, &c., we refer below. Asnes.—The demand is not act quote- re We quote pots at $6 pearls at $7, with of 100 bbls. Breavsturrs.—There is only # moderate inquiry for western flour. and the market isheavy. We quoce the various common brands at $5 50 a $5 664; and favorite do, at $5 6234; pure Genesee is selling at $6. Sales of the day sum up 8,000 bble. at quotations. There were thougl 60, and slso salre of 500 bbis. New Orleans at $5 44. In south- ern there were sales of 600 bbls, at $5 31, = $5 44, Rye Flour—Small sales are making at $3 3) $3 For meal there is but little inquiry: and quotations for Jersey are nominal at $2 68% a $275; Brandyw! held at $2 8734 a $2 94. in—The market is irm wheat, though the eperations are not largo; some small oels of Genesee were picked up at previous prices. im of We bear of 6.000 burhels at 580. for white Jersey, and 64c. for round Northern. Rye indull at 640, a 650. Sales 3,000 busiele,barley at 650. Oats arein moderate demand at 400.8 dic, for River aud Canal, and 32c. » 34. for a Corrow.—The sales continue moderate, quite so, for the large stock in the city—ta- dey 900 baies, and the turn rather favoring the buyer. Faeicuts.—The market is quint for freights, Some cotton was engaged for Liverpool at 5-léd., end for Glaggow at ?;. Some naval stores were engaged for the latter port at & Fist.- The mar! is heavy to-day, and no opsrm tions of mowent are reported. The sates yesterday comprised 8 000 boxes sealed herrings, at 32:0. @ 35c.; 206 bbls. No. 2 Mase mackerel at $5 60; 400 do. 3s, on private termr, and 600 quintais ood at $2 8734. Faurr continues exoerding duil, and the oaly sales we hear of are bunch rairias (iu lots) at $1 69, Ginsena.—A patcel of 10,000 lbs, changed hands, at 280. cash, Hay.—There have been sales of a cargo of Staten Island, for shipment, at 680 Honny.— We notice sales of 196 ddia , 30 tieroes, and some hbds., Cuba strained, for expurt, on terms not made public. Tnow.—Sales were reported of 300 tons No.1 pig, to atrive, at $27 50 rix months. L —Suies bave b-en made of 1,000 bbis., common Thoms: at $1. Motatses —The dei le 1s not large, 3u0 bbia New Or- 290.,and new crop Cubs at 22.6 220, Navat Stones —Thero have been further sales of 1000 bbie. crude turpentine at $262!;,and apisite, in lote, at 360. Oins — Linseed ie selling in a small way at 621; 9 630 for Englirh wad American; of the former, been wade, to arrive, of 5,000 gsllons at 600, palm rold at 6} Provisions -For mers pork. the market {* firmer, And the rales to-day ate wc $10 60; psima is he $9; wales reach 1.000 barrela Be with rales of 600 bbin., at $11 75 @ $13 25; the | figure for Uhieago meas, Lard ia beld rather fica aud gales were made of 200 barren, at 62/6. a 6% ; sud 100 Lierces, at ie. Sales of 100 bartels pork hams, at 6c ; ond 100 packages of shoulders. at 5ig0, Batter in felling at #}¢0 @ 180. for Odio; and 14e @ 220. for State Cheese continues firm, a 7340. burg, house and lot 231 South Ist wtreot, 47x85, $1,295; do. do. coraer North Ath and 3d wireet, 26460, $2010, At Brooklyn, 1 lot om A'lantic near Bond street, 25200. $600; 1do eajoining, $650; 1 do, on Pacito, neat Nevius, 25x90, $400; Ud adjoining, $650; 4 do. do, b, 5: and lot corner Hester and Contre atreeta 29453, 8. lot acjoining om Contre street, 197x545. $3 lot do, do., 10.7258, $2,760; lot do do, 19 7x74, 83.861 house aod lot adjoining on Centre street, 20432, 64.450; lot om Herter street, near Cemire etree, 20258, 82,575, lot adjoving, 20x03, p2 52 29x52, $5200; do di Orange nod Heater cleeete, do dy 17452. $1900; do. do do 17x72 $2,576; do, do. do. 17x73, $2109 Soar. 1990 boxes red mottic Castile at 10 ots., 3 per cont off, give the operator bere about $212 for red ash, and { Im new olover tbere is « fair demand, sad | quoted at $. Tartow. ~ 0000 Ibe Towacco ~ ‘here hi tucky, ko.. a’: 34 «5 ot? id wt B5¢e. been wales of 100 hhd+. Ken- and 120 cases Pennsylvania feed leat at 6h @ 104 cts. Wriskets of 150 bbis, wu Trisom is quoted at 23% cts., with sales yeoNe.—We notice sales of 10,000 lbs. North- ot at about 2 ct! MARK! HULSE WUERE, BTOCK SALLE: runjanrirnia, Meron 618i hy O's, BI; 1 0 Seti td Mavi "0.15, 4834: 2000 Pe snia See IP 1) wares Gieaed ib6, 1255. 6) do, 125g: 10) d>. 12545 99 United'Statos Bm Fartige ber lersap Usttne Gunpisy tq) 100 data 13g KO 4 Merchants 10, bS, 128g; 10" Roadins 8) 836 ca 50) Penney) 5 WH do. 5 ae Bark. 25; 2) Gi > Lada fi 50 do, 1259: 100 Union Caval. b5, 1 Ka trom 17; 100 do, 17) 10 da, 1750 doy Li 50140, ,10% 3 Commercial Bank’ BL: Hetw'en 1h) Renting Mortaaze, 62 ; 0) Reading i re Cana. 87; |. 11763 6 United States Bank, n5, 22; 100 do., 1244; 60 Kemdiug Ka lroad, 17; h&— Brokers’ Borrd.—18 shares Norwich and s6;, Wdo Borton avd Worceator Vonmes tout River. Ratieued. 2 Boston, M: Worcs ster Baw) 2 06%: ED i j Wake Aellgoas 197 Teo Ver: 10 do 53%; 1do Westara Reilroad, 13 Nailroud, 90; 39.40 do 91, b 60; st Boston Yo.; UM: id do. 4 t 4,25 doy don LING: $2000 Roading R be $400 do, do. 1859, 61; Pll) Vermont and Masenol round Bond, *7, Second Board, March 3—15 pees lo, do., 564: 15) Mend. Dt ing Rajlrosd 16'y; 16 Vermont and husette Railroad, 50; 100 Bust Lorton Compan; , 4. DOMESTIC MARKETS. Priranetenra, March 6 ~The flour market is heavy, and helders are inexe anxious to sell 500 barrels common brandefaold at $4 4734; most factors anak mere In corn mira\, @ sil of 850 barrels fennsyl- vapin wes made at $2 50, which fs also # deal ¢nil, Gore is without demand for sbi pment; 4,000 bushels Southern sold for retailing at S70, weight, Oata~ 1,600 bushela good Southera sold at 3l Cotton~ Steck on haod very smell, and 120 bal vplands sold at TX, Provisions are without much movement; 200 heya lard sold at Tyo; pork 4 mana, nominal at $i1s¢ prime $1044 per barrel. Sugar ia looting up Molasres 250 barrels New Orleans old at 300; 760 bags St. Dominge ooffse in prime lots, brovgbt 6c. on time. Seeds, steady. Whiskey at 23}¢, a 2he +n aecmenen sae meena ammo saneeme sem encteAenam me teat Married In Washington. on Uburstay evening last, by the Rev, Smith "yne, D.D. Reoter of St. John’s Church, Lient, Ricnann Warnwaicar, U.8. Navy, to Sauuy Faanxuin, de ughter of the late Rickard Bache, Esq., of Philadelphia. ed. On the 6thinst., Nevis J. Nonsreom, aged 41 years and 10 montha, Hie relatives and friends, and also thone of his bro- ther-in-law. Mr Jno. Muckel, are reapnotfally invited to attend his funeral,ou Wednesday, 7th instant, at four o'clock, P. M. from bia late residenoe, No. 835 Sixth avenue, without further invitation. State of Maine papere sill please o>py, On Tunrday moroing, 6h innt., at his late residence, Berry’s Hill, New Joreey, Mr, Ankanam J. Benny, aged 64 years 9 months and 18 da; In Jerney City. on ‘Tuesday morning, 6th instant, in the 83d year of her age. Jaxx Knox, widow of the late Robert Knox. of New Yerk. ‘The friends of the family, as also the members of Hencook Lodge. No. 4%, of 0. F., are respestfally invited to attend her fu: thia (Wednesday) after- noon, at four o'clock. from the renidenoe of her bro- ther-in law, John McBride, 65 Montgomery street. Weekly Report of Deaths In the City and County of New York, from the /4th dey of Fobra ary to the 3d day of Maroh, 1849, Men, 72; Women, 65; Boys, 87; Girls, Aame. 2 atrophis, 1; ing®, 1; burzed or seaiced, 2; consumption, 88; oonval Atrium bro ropsy in. th fracture, & fever, 2 over bitjous, eeernecsl, 3; tover re mittent, 4; fever scnrlet 5; fever typaoid, 5; fovur typhas, 13; ‘ooagh, 2; iaflanmae tion of | Bounce old axe, 4; pleuriey, 1; rapture, 1; serofal >, 25 ¥, 1% 2; uleorution of intestines, 3; varioloid, 1; Down, fm. ik ¥y e—Under DHE et ih ar fired to 5, 87; Bte 10, 16; 10 to 2), 16; 20 to 30, 5); 80 to 40, 805.41 to 50, 22; 00 to 60, 165 840 70,7; 7 ta 4; 8 $090, unkown gS City Inspector's Offiee, Mareh 3, 1449. er beart, disease of, 2; hooning tin of brain,’S: ic flsmmation ef bowels 13: tc! 28; inflammation of g:omacl MARITIM BKB INTELLIGENCE. we Wort of Haw Work, Mareh 7, 1849. som Riss, 6 27 | moon ger: 3a «om were, 6 67 | mew Waren... ra) ured. Shin Basepe (2) Lott, Liverpool, BE Cunsrd, Jr. Darke—Grifian, Halsted, Son Fi 7; Monsam. Walker, d Tnoa (Fr) Cagniard, Pemama, EB Bowange; DG Godfrey, Bea Iale «1 Sal, Howes, Gootrey Norambeog, Buckingham, Gi: yestou, J GH Wrower & Byron, Upstur, New Orleans, Huribut & Co, Brige~ Albert Fearing, Buckman, Cionfuogos, Brest & Voso; Ma'anis, (Br) Lawrence. Halifex, N8, W A ‘rolius; Mobilo, Bulkley, Mobile, Sturges Clearman & Co; Clinton, Andrews, Sa vannah, Rctire—“onrecticat, Elword. Baltimore, J & N Briggs; BIli- cott, Col ae eee Lowden; Sennsylvanis, Hoffman, Phiis- nd, Arrivea. Liverpool, Feb 34, with mass, to th pasaage, baving on 1d to 45, E driigo, Liverpool, Feb 7, with mdso. to t might, Fachet hip Liverpoo| Wooshult & Mivturn, ‘The L anchored a¢ quarantine | ness among tl Admiral & Livingston, NTghp Bereburg (of Boat ton, 9 days, with mdse, ip Bersburg, (0! atom, 98 days, with m toCary® Co. Jan 3I, lat 3 a0 pawederip Vingiaian, her ee ‘or Cantor 26 1a. 89 6 N, lon 69 49), pnssod part ot the bulwarke of a vessel painted green inside, ay pacer tly fresh; 24 fr st, off the Delaware GU miles “E. passed steamship Northerner, hence fir Cha-lestun: 4th, 3 miles ef Cape May, took a pilot from the boat No 6 since which have had modera‘e winds from E. and a cursont of 8 miles por hour: setting S3W, have had tho from NB sicce leaving lat 35, lon 7, part the time stiong French ship Victor Jacquemoat, Remos, Mareeillos, with mdse, tothe Capt Spoke nothing. Ship M . owes, Bearse, Milaga, Feb lat, and Gibralter 2d, with Truss to Bower, Godfiey & Co. Ehip Bichaud Coden, Barrell. Liverpool Dec 30, with mdse, te We JT Topecot, The RC has had a contiaual susse-sion of erterly pale for 6 Hels 80 t9 40 tor close reefert ral is, tizeo whieh Fait the distance in J days. 246 ateerage passongery; 10 deaths of children by meas’ adult. Ship Arcole, Pros’, Liverpool, Jan 2h, with mdse and 247 pas feagers, to Williams & Guion. 'On Thuriday inat wae clove into the Bar in a dense fog. but werked off in light winds, calms and snow storms of Friday and Saturday, drifted to the sourh- Ward; teok a pilot on board Friday morning. Jan 29, Tasker, N NE, distant 2) milos, eww Be brig Bilos, of Mali 4 pluce new Fr obi m, of Xt Johns, NB. e], that we had time only to the ebannel. supposed t bo boand t» Liverpool thip Forrest King, Ranlett, Liverpol, Jan 39, and Capo Clear, | Febsth, with mdse snd pasengers, to J Kiwell.. ‘The PR nas | bad fine weather during the whole pas 8, Int 43 30), lon BAKO. 651 9, exchanged signaln with Br turk trian Boronime; 4th ast, off Nanueket South Shoal, prased ship Sharon, of Batn, boaad Norwerian bark Nine, Arentren, Leghorn, 88 days with miss, pe y & Livingston, The N has experienced very Leavy les pte paware, Ba ha Ceskie, Rayros, Now Orleans, 23 days, with mdse. The JC has exnorienced NE ¥ » Br bark w ow ef her maintaast, sh for London, was making fir the nearcet por’, Bore Wyandott, ‘now) Hondlete, Bith, Me, 46 hers. with shocks, te the Capt. ‘The W is abvut 20toue burihen, aud ie for Je. Heels talaga Leopold, Compodonico, Genoa, 65 days,with or. Brig bliza Merrithew, Griffin, Mataazas, 23 day ton. Batexperionced very heavy weat was from Malifax, fi Myr Bel oe fo wait fair wind and repleaish wood and water. hols At the British brig Wanderer, Davidson, Malifax, NS, 4 4 ith mackerel, to W Crolius, Sid in co with brig Emporia, etd pole Btitiiog for Now York, Brig Emporium, Colter, Halifax, 4 days, with meekorel, to W A Cotten $id jn'go Br trig Wander Uren, for N York. team propelter Sos Gull, Baltimore via the fr akwatdr 24 bonrs, fo Bmith & Stanton, cnt ny ere British schr Mary, Tyrrel, Halifax, MS, 23 days, with fish, to ef. ‘Sehr Bdword Everett, (of Provineotown,) Clarke, Wareham, Rebr arene: Brown, Greeoport. it, Edwards, cbr Henry, Hubbard. Greenport, Racket, Orient. ee Ryoer, Groen port. Behe Eapedite, Wela:n, Greenport. SchrChares Sehy Alm! y Bol Kobinsin, Greenport. febr Walt nook, Newport. Rohr Mart! # Adeline. Jamoison, Providence. Sobr W avhinco, Bl dridge, New I ondon, Below, Fhip Iexbells, Bricer, from Manila. Also one tark, unknown, easton 6—Wind at Bom vivo, Meridian, SB; at3on wt Herald Marine Corre: ne : bain | pondent, gives farther particulars the supyored shipwreck waieh we published joe Montacx Point, March 8A boat came on shore on Moaday night, the 26th of Feb. on the south wide of the Tilacd, nose thie Pace, «three hundred yarow southwest of the Light Houre) the ‘wind strong from NB, with a howy swoll running, ‘The buat is Feary new, amooth bairt with %\ ivch eedar pl nk, painted outside and in 6 fert keel, wich king bolte foro ard ate, 20 4 3 Ke fre stern aud stern port, no ceiling ipaid fast aud twovenes thiear's, with eido, trwarta, in tho worn ai cara A new thtuh bot yas tound near ny, alo fraamenve of a mpass box, T+ ie probable the whole crew of some vorvel wore in.the boat oud wory ail crowved ia the attenptto land, ‘The astound on Thariday, March Wost of this place, cn ‘he Let, by an Trdian, de of the ialind tho body to be vat padtished in moe Ut am men, voscl *ATRICK T GOULD, ime At Montauk Point, rot five other bodies B'Aos and taken to Bust Hampton, of the tide which was whout 11 ‘ours, P 1 helene evening paper the following deveription of te Fac IARNON, March 5—Tresngh tho Tir her, Bed, coroner ul the dstrien vo tre gvathed mo feet quests iption of the b ped th denver’ or, Wiil leed to the discovery of the si Aud port from which they sailed, 'e take hom an ite be nt? Whioh it ls hoped way serve to iden the ‘areb Lut ~On the morth shore of tn the point, wer fr Dman of du competes apparent 3 ida f AF On tot 5 foot wae the sme place about! ek hair—the Tne “the rom in Tedaaven ca tls in now slouneg oa 0 URES RAED of the ca204—3 Brenon, with Un lel wi 10 lettered N SAG foot high, with new Ligne nothir 16 days. dth inst, 25 miles K of Gape May, saw | ALo.& ma» appatentiy from 45 to 6) yerrsof ara igh, b . wele'ad 12fe with blaoe thres, Supposed to havar i rig’ tly grey, stock man in Rew dioiva nod vow boots Malad man of sheat 28 vats of age 54-12 fut high wieh an 25 yeas oF -12 fos stg Sat ese a aa gilts man abr uh ik on 2 seune face, ds ba eagle, twofe-s,twoe necnee da dram, ‘ be rm, drawers marked “ T< in tie walstbe:d, wi }» Suppos.dto have 'vea the son of the Une pars 'B or 30 yonr- of age, 5. 736 12 fest, Might he about th Ll iy le th sod el: tea wide spare. ‘Like the ethere, dell alad' in sew aad. cl yw im the fe wines ¢ oare of Mr Gou clothing. A boat waselso found, which is ‘was om her & it held om th: the keeper of the Point high thouso, amo or w and in erdor for ae. ‘war called by the coroner, and an in hut nothing appear d to snow whence: they were, » Mare (—t Py M—Arrived—Barks Go mes Be Weiden, dr; liom. Payne, dos orl dick NOrleans: Palmetto, Jo ‘York; sors Hinesty, Hinson, do, Jane Hendermun, &: j Cleopatra, Baler, 20. Miscellancous. Lerren Bacsof s’enmer €rpopa, for Halifax and villclore at the Exchanze Radioy seme ths 0 o'clock Letters oan le sre pid to destination ‘The packet ship Baltimore, Uspt Conn, for Havre, will » this morning, at 10 o'vlork. ‘The steaner Faloo, for Bavans and CI will seit ‘Thurtdny avd the packe> simp New Worl:, for Liverpool, on F day. Letter bage a9 above, Letter Bags of steamer Eor Pe for Liverpool, wil! close at Kx yen'a 9 Wallet, at half p atid, AA. Lettor Regs ofkteamer | berolea, for Savannsh, New Orloa: Be, will clove nt 4g toa PM. on, for Chagees, California, &e, w > wor, N fins, ao Li Vetter age of steamer orrow, at half pist Bric Lascer, of aud trom Camden for New Orleans, put in Salem, 4th inut, lesley, Bu fcrin Mazerra, from Boston, before reported ashore ne Halifax, war gos off muh o 244 wit, foun Fer piv ann, Brotherton, from Beltimore, bound to § Traneiseo. potinto ‘Nortol, 27th ult with loss of auchora a stein beat thexight previons un the Wolf trap. She galled ag: 2d iva. Sour Aenican Syareot, Vonnaie, from York river bound Now York. put iuto Norio k, 38th wit, wich loes cf auchors a chains on Sunday night uudex Aeasteagne Point, Fours AsHonE—Tiro fore and ufi cers were scon ashore abc 27th vit, tothe northward of Suith’a Leland, one waa suppor to bo tho "© E Ccl:ing,” from York River bon'd'to New York NoKFOLK, Mereb 2—Ths report seater day of a inege vessel hi Ing gone cer erein Lynhisven Bay, ealled the Margarst Foppt proves to Ve notbingmere than & small puogy: ehe ig of Choe ftona, ‘Thier port ie suthentieated by Cape ® Pedriex, who w. to ascertain the facts in tie cvae, . Whalemen, FPoKEN Phin Carcline of and for New Bedtird, 1 days from New Zealard, and 47 days from Pexaambuco, Maro” 15 miles South of Cope May. Spoken. Ship Horsburgh Bateb from ton, (Nov 24) for New Yor March 4, 15 mio: Suh of ape M Ship Victor Rammond, (Fr) fr 1 Marsctiloy, for Now Yo: Moreh 4, off Cape May. Baik John Cask-¢, of Naw buryport, for New York, March 4, Crepe May. ‘Hark ith Ter mein and mizen masta. gove—hsd ju wast. risgod, was reen on the #0y inet, 10. salles South of Co May, supposed areering for New York, Foreign vorta. Canton, Nov 27—The shi, Goaeral Harrison was going in ps Ane Jane, Ricby; A Robertson, Mi 1, : Boltan, Young: Buparat » Ketitewell Coronand ‘fobu Wiobliffe, Daly; Kildia Nepaul, Mclean: New Margar rn Lavgy; Arro var ev Fo. bes, Wills; wat k'*; Sommenth. tawaym: Visoount Sande ‘Word; William Stewart, Jamies Aw ; Beale, Lovett; Indisua, Crosby: Ho: borgh, Hatob; Inca, Buxt)n; 2 Q Adame Nickels Mostaul, M Michael, Fanan 2, Griswold; Prince de Joinville. eT: hot, Story; Yormadn, Wilson; Slam ship Victory, Royo; 8p ab Oquerdo Kerendes. cs ding— For Iondon, Viscount Sandon, Clifton, Euphrats for Liverpvl, William’ Prowre, for Bembsy, Lowjee Fai) Cbar ee Forber, dchy Wick tifh Muscat, Deo 1—Bars Lewis Jackeon. from Bombay, arr N 2, fir Zenibsr. ne, Sid Oct 9 bark Baily Wilder, Maasc Zavibar; Nev 3). brig ( herokee, Wallia, do. MALAGA, Feb 1—Bark Barm.cy, for NYork, soon. Rio Jaxdino, Jan 4—Hawaburg brig Hansa, for NYork. Home Ports, 2—A rahip stat Republie, Norris, Gi auter, Pater o:, Lverponk: “Lit rk; loth sehe Kaiabow, Tuthill, ‘hu [ry a teow ice Lowe ulisiey, ‘Usth, bark Coohituate. Ferry Post zl “ Tp port 22d ult stips aberdeen Hubbard, Aleoste, (Br) Can Ge r in, Talbot, and Morau.e-t, trett, for f i P tir Hethrick, Rockwel, for Autwerp, do; Opldr. 8 Ives hi Clark, and Charitic. Collies for Gurcpe, do; Fairfield, Lovalan aid: t r republic, Nonie, for New York, dos «linton, Fest for Biot n. do; Sacsnea, Loward, tor Providence, do: Commodur (01) | monard, iorGla gow, do; barks Jesse, (Bt) Fors, and A bot Ferd, Joxes, tor 1 verpool. }dg; Baltic, Saunders for NYor a; Beaver, Rdmonds, sna Weyborsct, Harris fer Provideros d Rotert Wart, (Br) Joheson, and Coyouamer, (Br) Patte:abu. Liverpool, rok. brige Rorald, Uray, for N York, Idg; Tolido, GI vor. tin N¥ on) Bowron, Murd, AMi—Are bark Brontes, Weoton, Cronstad:. 6) ship Emily Taylor Cleusser, NOrieans; rua Vana its Phindelphia; Wm Davis, Farvham, Whlaington, NO; brigsS mmond. Californic, Shaxsponrs. endieton, #agaa : ht LU Nicker on, ‘Nickerson, N¥ork, PM—Signal for #birk, 10 lig utlent. O@ t rig. vane. Cid J9th wit, whip Ms Providence, tare. Provide len; Sophia, Vatou Belen Marie bey ndOr, Lut anchor'd in the Rovds, where remain Coral etsrted, but rotusned to the eit aid on Thu bark BH Chay oobers win wand. Cl 4 y jaronno, Mi yetard brig Casco, Naghel NYor | Bld batke dyiph, Rydes, Boutous br. OEnncneroe Meee bark Mazy Park PRARLESTON, re . Path New Orisaot: ign Genre, Walker, New Yeu, Bt Grote, dente oy H og S:veral unknown, ld bask Buron, (Br) Driver, Uiverpoas bie Avent Kiehter Hemburz. Rew York Idg: € Tn ; rer pool, wes; Sulbvan, Holb:rton, from Boston, diy Teady; Altert, (Fr) Fur ‘env for ley, for New ¥ ork, ldg; Th o Sarre lég; Julia Howard, Buik jounett, Suerman for Caltfirrnia 1oe; Meds a, Hamioer, for vauifornia, wag: Zotm Ravozel, ran ol, toundergo repairs; Albion, (Bz: } for Liverpool, hie: Ame. (ran, Saundgra, tor Liver 1 Lage Gn brokKBe> Maguire, for Liverpool, Lig; Johd Duc lap, Nordie 1, Wg: Ont imes. tur Boston, Ide; ‘Trem: Taylor. for Lavre, ldg,T J'Teger, Robins n, f Rerki— bina, (Bry Poseoe. fin Liver 04: | (Br) Baldwin, fm Liverpool. juste: 1 tm Belinst. dacg; Attion, icLeilas. fm Boston, d Patherton, fm New Orleans jurt arr; Gregg, fm Liverpo:l. decg: Lomo, Bogardas, for hat Bart ctt, Brrvlett. for sondon, dg: Aifrod, (Grom) Stoo fe Vrewen, wte: Avole, *partnw, fF Bo ton, We. Hoxtend, Bld ridge, for Boston, yA Richter, for t:.e North o! 1 d cr Boston. | Evrore; Huron, «Br) nprol ready: Buresls, ( Br} Foster, for Liv-rpool, 1¢; Ruud’, Oscood. foe toy Nah of Burops: ready; Romulus, (B) Brus, 0 Liverpool Towds Br) Sang-ter, tor hha 4 1, tde: Prinoses sinoe, ». for Liverp ol, idg. Intia, ( Bremen) Zaiztor, for the th CUrOPy Jog; Grand do Quesne {F) Patio, fr Havre, dg; Rrign, George, Walker, fr: New Yor, cise rgivic Aradian. Hawe, from Cienfuecon, waiting: St Pet. ik. Grcoutoid. feom Mill ttone Punt, (opr, diseha ging: Barr ot Newell. Warren fe Bostor, dircharmrg. Tyree, reruuvon, New York, loading; Bedell. for New York, ready; St O; from wee, dircharcing Emma D.okingon, for Ni aa ; Bapriedy Paive fr vbazres, losding: Amawda Pareo Mul ao, fora Noghern port, read; West Iedien, loading: Fisristre, ¢ rw, dirodargir Hrpear Black , (Ireland ) re- pairing, Macaschusette, rritehard, for tne Norts'of Burope, low. ing; Lov Davich,) Petterson, for the North of Barops, loady ing: Creole, Young, feem Georgatown, Povaicing et. BREAK WATR, Maroh + 4.--Poa snips Bibyrais, for ighed anchor this ater= lp Levant aad bark Aigoma, botle =f A Liverpect, and Jusfata for Saltire, oon and stood to sea. Tho from Philadetpi ia for San ¢rreotsco, came ty the aucsorage terday. obd wih ottore ag previonly reported, remain in tae har Kor, ‘The pecket shin Susquehanna, feom Liverpool: s bark aad two rigs unkown, bus muppored to be Bo.to peckots ame te. and stood wp then ora.cg. The ball of achroner Somes Kirby, fom NV tk for Virett ia,y Meh weutastore afew days since. wan fold atanetion for $45. "The A RE Billo’ we, feom N Sure for ¥ ortoll, is perfor tly tigh, amd aavusu as the weather patmiva we Will be lavuchea withons muck, diffev't-, Weatuer tml: snpurplears t with a 8e-ong wed from SN sell --Br ship Cambria. befsre reported, 10H of her psaaen: q dice of thoshle lover. ‘Shi Trenent of Boston fue MY ks alas abeut 0 sail cf ecuare rigod veeeele Lound out, One scdvoaer f deueh, r, Feb 28—Vosrola can now leave. avd crrive at Exgiern Bay gm Charles Etorard,, Pi tuca Garalle, 0, x ships Hiternia, for Lavenpool. for Balt'more we yhed anchor thie preston The hip Levant, sed batk Slgoma, both fro ehi- Franeisos, cane to the ent yeaterd: ovicusly rep ried, romain, ichy, from S Fork for Vi + eine, Wan mold at anotion fur $45, were, from N York fur Norfolk, is prfoctly tights and sesroa sa the weatier pormite sho will be laa’ one! with) much diffoulty, neat ‘Vhi-k and very unpleasant, with » pep At 4 joni, ~Noarrivals, In port, Br shi; ‘omer. willo; Delts, Gower; Greenock, Wallier, Jase, Gravelly used Bigs Herron; Nirginia, Culvert; Jane, Potts; arah, Feench; J Motane Morris D fae, Mitotells Mary Uarslize, Do- 5 Ben Nevie, Turner, satel WWelltogvon: Winslent Gramplta, Gea: Superh, Perry, rat, Grcennok ‘ant sta, Stinsoa, tare: th Caryiu, Owes, Yeohaes hs ats emtecey: Meh sens freight: Bees thapre ‘sf aa at chester, Brown, freight: Coun'ass of Lontina’ dey G Brvadtsot, divge: Malabar, Teelon, Liverpoo o8;—Br baquos Rakin. Lawson; sod da Champion, Mitoh 3 barnes Gen 4 daca; W ilir % Pro Merde, Rotter: Huntiepten and $b, Beyai Emit D Herevn tr steam 2 Mista Ancelo, Wiluon, Rratons Wowie Foe: caine 1 earahalt Eales London: barka ‘ous: Gunby, Balt moro’ Br barks Ni gem Liverpool: teens, Millen radon treet See rigs Jos: pnine, Porter, i o18;.Gen Taylor, Pales® Ph ladsiphie; obre Boghiehs Konacols: Friend:bip, Bradley, San Frewolsco, California, tof RY EAVES Mar8 a4—Arz slooped D Fish, PAiver (and old Sy nr HTD AORD Mar 8— Are brig Dracut, Woods Hole foe ropa, Foirfield, Nickerson, Nortolke vat M Browd, Hall, Phi'adelphia; 8 ‘Beown, Hs % ond eben: and ay toa, Eayo Pervoveranco Robineon, Grav; Fardmcls, Crocker. Livy Giavvor: ond Jame nhar- Br i torks Kato hear, Ziphae i : Crand tris Wehr NYorke ‘pra PorTLANn, Mar 3- Sid ship Onark, WOrteans, FAVANNAN, Feb 28~Below brig, Wilton Fullec, Cenwford, New York. Mer 2—Arr sobre Fashion, I, NYork foe Rost 7 ¥ Pt ine 10 for Waroham; sloop 4—Arr brig Lancet, of and Camden Teany. Old 84, rohe Joshua Browee Meme Ae, Ship Honibure Dr W'8 W Koons TEquiron, and beater of onpatclen tree Ue Dee, 200 Bnnoner at Canton, hip ¥ ivekFoor—Fecket “hip Yorksbire—Walter W Price, Mien Prisci » England, and331 in the Price, N York; W Woud» ard, cy ‘Packet Ship A I— 'odert. Obare eAlhairvof ihe U Seabury eae Pulp LG, man, ¥r Bf coleman, Mester vermaa Soke ovara de Bb u er Dommartin, Mr Ronde rs savior Lerneer, ie tienne, Ale Mr Frencugue Berger, St Ki biyERYOOL—Ship Dozcens King ~Misg Maoard,