The New York Herald Newspaper, March 20, 1849, Page 3

in Aven ‘The Fleods in the South and West. The in mine (La.) Sentinel, of the 7th ins:., j Pascal & Horan [Correspenaence of the New Orieans Dette The | Fisqnemine ¢ teh so long been ode New Yorx, March 1, 1849. jow, seem to have de- Page Goo h an overflow, Bi Hall jr Wn P = F dy has just atening ue with an A Hall Joke Hamilton Joie Porat 4 A moet singular,deep,aud exciting tragedy ined that civility for the present. The river (and Pe Hanscom’ x” edly Denial Pack Mettbew Bs eran anne Rien: Eee: acMmceen eamrRERS' ined tat civioraey Meneame talliog. We Hafaer Geo Hale Kichard Plage Joa ed me more deeply trom my hav! ; derstand that at the present moment ‘ ‘thos N bw victim of love, jea- | underst LADIBS' LIST, bg ae Baten Hanis Niohole Parker ant Rodaay pore Saves wae eee last, [ was going meee called Jodian Villain ‘3 on mules foams here A Hall Joon Hanford 6 Hall GQeexue David Prat deongs W bout the city engaged im that di able em: | on the bayou, is under Pragya tac ag Adsmeon Irabella Bole JB | hdd ae ret Paterson OE . pealiae math yn of the year in | in that vicinity und Gross Tete have Austin Mre BP Hammoniarthur Harrington &Landell Hants ‘a loyment, peculiar te this seasol ly by the flood. Aulion Pauline~ Hammond Mishe Hamilton Jas 4 Hall Pranoie. Ppnlene rk, namely, house-huatiug. Being attract- | mensely by a | Haul Dard maf x ¥ +! New vel rene aud genteel arpeeaie of a new The New Orleans Delta, of the 11th init says: Harvey Wm H Phelp LA house in Lexington avenue, I went in to examine | The steamboat Belvidere arrived here last Hart Michael Punine deory a | 1, I was grected, after entering the parlors, whieh from Carolina Blufl, Red River. She reports pha & Potderew Jumes Fosse Yolee, Pewald wa were furnished in a style of elaborate elegance, by River as falling very fast. On Rossing, Detan Boyle Avne ‘ea, ees eee Harrie Wa 5 ee ld Petrin Oatloe D # young, beautitul, and tastefuily dressed lady, of | Rouge the officers noticed the breach in po I ey "funverte Oo Breneslt fone Barren edward J Hart taceh Humatae | Yesydese® Pesta wer Prawieh Gapt brie | about twenty-eight years of nge.” She was the pics | on the opposite side, where the water was Lees ira Broen Catgerine Reawith Mrs Geor-o Sen E en hecna tae Boripndiog Seith Harpel Charlee Hirriogion Job 8 Poqves Mone P me Brow tore of rosy health, ot about middle stature, and through the gapin large volume and qreat repay itt Margaret ‘s0n0i is Boer Mary Belden © Porter Be Barrivstoy Gnas Hazing Jone Hart David pene 7a Frick Rone Pin'ey Sumner full figure, Her countenance was geatle ard ex | ‘The plantations in the vicinity were all overdavarls ot Mise (Franks Bucler Beare [cereale ery ee Fhe Francis Peteier Charies Sh ey pressive, her manners accomplished, her address and the water was halt-way up the doors o} ed * Bors Ware ‘Anue es Bayenie a Paer WL Povchaty Me Brerpost Joha winning aud courteous, She gave me permission church. A number of negroes were meen ot Madame B uhvon Baline Brovk BA ine {bes Pit W Piet Sinmtenbungheint deerme tor gq through the» vanous rooms. I found’ the | Sark, al. employed in ecdrevariag 19 SoMate Baker Mrs (Division Hos'wick Bother aa Boppler Conrad inte" Havuias Pace iE tle oy alae Phillipe James M. wind mansion, through its three stories, turnished crevasse. eS ee, | ewe aunpeee de ea Haye doin Baven 0G ree Pl aay ey ae with uniform splendor. Her one shaeher i | ‘The Washington Union, of the 18th ee Boandus Maris Biigh Addisoa—3 Benes Heese Hawfey John ‘0-2 Popper David Porter Wim pressed me as that of a lady of refined habits—it speaking of the Mississippi river, at New Orlean Boney Mt Bricge Bd K Eales Jem ollgetes Ouniad yee NerPranvole Pollard W free f aud, and yet 8@ elaborately | &P ig : had been already . ont Beswen rowers, Leilgelst Com ; ne Poticr Franco ‘ was £0 free from gaud, » | 4y8:—A good deal of injary arti i Beg Bio HGS Kits (uowiry "Mook Wan Hearn Captdeo—2 Powel Seo Boethes — Pormindome se arravged. In my previous conversation with the | SYS by the falling in of the banks and embaak- Burke Anae B Bishop Guteon Bolfrich Wm ere a A del Power enry Boge Charles ‘Joha Bradshaw ccupant, she had complained of her solitari- fe of crevasses, Mo bsdian’ | Bradield one. nm Rowe Iebop kpbraim Bishop We, pe Herrlein Mr (Bighth Hersage cha" Herral das W paige al ih Fatonsn atbers RT that, on this account, she wished wee ane eae cardugee ihe levees; and so , field ‘ bop : Herren ‘Mr 1 red Pope Natbanis! o ae A nese, , dence | Water forci 5 ‘4 wn Mise (Seventh Rayley Mra (ith st) Burritt Grace Bingtam’s Britt Wm W Berre «hi Heurigue Purtes Heury—2 = Prunley Patrick = Plunket. further down town, her present residence : Bayou Sara an thay) Burke Aun tain Prof N aver Henson Jaa W ‘ures Heury- % Jobn to remove fur . é . | critical were {maiters ‘about Bay 2 ret as Brett Mra (sinay) Brandage Della pad Bromeascin ac | pac wary W—2 teary & Porper Punchard Richard Purpear Jo! being in the uppermost, though fashionable flee Peinte Couvée, that a further rise of two inches e = aa Hiesine Sonn Hewson Wilson ¥ R pher | ter. I was, therefore, surprised to cheery Mtead, | only, would do’ an immensity of mischtef, wee framester Maria Qourtney Mary Cube Mary Ann Boag John—a Higsing Nicholas Hivourd Dea F Rainey John Raphael J Rush Rev Christo chamber, a large and double Freach bed-stea thought, by overflowing a considerable portion o! Aveil Mri Thomas Costello len lav t Borst JS | Hill Geo Hick Henry B Higgins Sami P B Ravmor & Fuller ten w Randall Columbus W | two ewers, and basins, on a marble-covere , the country. The years ot remarkable floods Pa. sake Borst | Hittlehell Richard Hull Addiack Hills Jobn G Neyuer ape Richard Relates Pack Rankin Capt & stand, and all means and appliances to boot, for | the country. | Th 1817, 1823, 1825, 1844 and 1849. Pi: fee Bice, Brooks | Bine B Himes James Bib Geom, ser Cat Ray James Roan & Martin nd persons. But the great flood—the greatest within the Fall Ana Carlie Marwaret Belton War if | Holingwerts Busha Hefinan Benry Heal daaod Rally Path Need O Bate tae On my returning to the parlors be.ow, in which “memoryat man’-isvaadite hors occurred in ke Blizabeth © Cushing Mrs Capt py Hollande Ferdinand Hedtoan't albert Hlelmos Henry eyxolds Patk Reynolds Jas Beyacide Ja in my y She feniathed that 1f ake could is my 0 Withde! of Which! noae cueakae jton Jane Currier Lous Bovee Isano D HooglangWmH Aeffuan ‘Adem = Hollaed Mr Reeves. Bay Renaud Felix Reo: i she awuite ae 8l husband’s society, 1779, to the al setae lewd e Caroline B ally pe earp Hofwan Mr (Brown Houn John Bollenbreck Orson V | Keyyolde& Gross Reed Capt C A Rood oly have the pleasure of her husband’s { | reached by several feet, and it 1s well that ¢ ey do Vereareee, Cavenanieraik'rine Cecccrnn are BotwitkChsP Brown Win set so HeduuisGcrnelias Holton W Reel Coe Chae Settee, Reeactietiete she would not think of removing from so pleasant | 1*tehied b it, tor such a one would do now fifty Mis Saavence Clark Bika 4 Cooke Mrs AS Browerney & Co Bowman & Steanton | Bone 3c. Hohivtes Mathaw 8 Hoan om Raters ee egeldaleeee, - Ravel a situation; and reiterated that she was. very | times as much damage, perhaps, asin 1779. : derten Mat @allih Conlon Honora Bigde Dl Brown Wm H | Hope Ba J Born jr Jao—3 frolmwook 5 Richmond James — Reilly Patk aos ae lonely, and seldom visited by any of her friends, The Louisville (Ky.) Courter, of the 13th inst., alee aia Cenace ameatla. ‘Serteroun Brown Poomas poy ao. mane 6 pee Guam | Risharce Jona Wen Ripley Hecmen V Bishardone, and this she attributed to er hag alas says:—Last evening, the river was still rising enn nner utter Harriet A poet Ta Jobi Howe Wm Hotohkins avid Aleane_ livers dee Rice & Peok rt of the town in which they resided. yc gnadls El festtacaten on tha falls.” che eo nae Clare wary? hate. Mie’ (West ee ee | HomanGeo W Houston Juha Hovgutend S—4 BcrardwoaJvsuceW Rivered ¥ D Bishard George iy curiosity was excited to anette any hus- slowly, SFY pb Dees ern ne Senne §— canyetis Teak S BrmiedegM Bras BF” | Herey Jad Biigten Chao’ Muntar Hobo Roos Camb, Rockne Wm __ Roborta Wen Pee cara cuarent cp leare in ealiinde sg) chatis [SmahyTayce Was (Mo.) New Era of the 9th inst , by Ann v= ‘ Baurch Peter ube Bar. Bunter Colonel Hunter Moos joe & Canal Robertson Rey DF Robercan John ng and attractive a wite,I was restraine St. , n very litle twellMreLS — Gn Bourese Henry —Buokley J & Co Baceeee Be Habel Calvin Roberta Chas Hl pebsben aie Robison John R ing tion any further by courtesy, | says:—The river at this point has rigen very hhttl a ham Elina Buckland W = Bucksohn 7 Dymus i Hyslop Lr Gen L eens Cay Rogers Chae” Rioghwood vouline inc feommon politeness.” Yeul wart since our last issue, but the rain of last night, if , Rooly Mra joha Denham Elisa Buckland Barling | Blin Danie Hu ‘ape Bibridge Wonch Chas Robert sagt Danryl NASNGR A Catal Gaeta cine theres tae general, will no doubt cause another heavy swell, | i. ~ g 0) ; 2M Punigan bay BusnSen Bok wae | Buti Deniel Hantec Jaa~3 Robinson WH Roborteon Rev F he wanted to say more. and would have done | A report was in cireulati a Eine tore Duryco Emma poy ay ples a Hulbert N A Hubbard Doot Huber d Rochereau Eugene & Robbin Joseph t) k indicating a desire for | water was over portions of the road lea Miss B Dormer Eliza A BurnaJoveph ul i rey & Merritt Hudson HN : Bobinsea David so, had I made any remark indicating a sh 18 unfounded. It inet touie a, Dae w'Elisabeth Dodaon Kebacon BrntRbt Hubble & Curran anv alted Bart Gidea Robson Ben) Hoverte Lr oy longer communication. She SO der B OW ANCE ey See ee uke Spee wl feet, betore Chemnentine Darien Btise) ct terfiold aK Rogers Capt Jus pre way of explaning her occupation o! » w 4 =r 1 Daves iabsth Duffy Honora ae Toff Hem Inquest Frederick — Ingall Davi ee eee Bent ease hving with her aunt, an elderly lady, who | any portion of the road 18 inundated. i oc Bairon Marae Bullorat¥003 Imac J Tubs? Knecht Iyotatapt Warren ebigen cont Wk Ree ma mania as superintended the establishment. | 1 | ‘The Vicksburg (Miss 2 Whi, ot — anaes Delany Kate ton Mra: Burke Wm J Bookman d morning, very favorably impresse: ‘The river 18 receding slo’ Donic ce re | Jacobshon 3 C Jack John Giaties Jaquet Me (Oreen- Rownay sw hede hee Rayaike detioanon, and admiring the Ber is inches up to yenterday. it 1 Teerted Jas ' t her person. here to be again rising as Jow de ii Elmore Harti Baterfield Wan ey ich at poe sprees) Rounds Wm beauty and grace ot her p : ere to be ag yw down Pied = — Heals Gattirine — Rterte mean a JiyeDebn — Jameetaieee Jensce Beniemtn | eee ere reward par On Tuesday morning, having made up my mind 7 ALuANd The feighitoiy’ bet? ship ong ‘Bastmav Mre Kwery Mi Senhine Elisha Jeunison Wm H & Jemmison | Ru Paschal Russell Salomon W | not to take the house, for reasons which [ need not Commerce or ALBANY.— ! eeding GieerahC, Belty Elizabeth = vane Mary" Soaking Wan (ohip Zeek John Ciading gacobeon O Rorgles Dr Edward | mention, I wrote to the landlord accordingly. | ness done on this EE: Im nds aceon Ld CallehuoU J Jannon Cart Rinesall James ugh dismissing that matter from my mind, | in the aggregate the compu : is sees gpd her tpmaataagber verbo Campbell Mardin Tine addon A Jenner Besjamin Reding Toe F Rideout Darid ane refrain frem reflecting on its peeneits . have for years besn engaged, a this DON R adere u anes ‘Kufue P feunison Wm reumstances ire receipts of the thre: g U Sarah —-Fehaity Wenitield Clack Jos a same Bafford J Stone nt, and the mysterious circ! The entire receip i 1h Bannah t Johnston Wim » Thad resolved to satisfy myself by in- brought to the Hu . shy tenia Gare Brien" ™ lara ae, Sengain: || seimer ae Bpailord Henry — Sohadlosk cee was, however, spared this trouble by a along the fea coast, In return for the | Taree Cs Farwer Mary 4 Fox Ly Cachesae RB m pl jones Jo} ‘Cras Batter Anton—2 —Bargent Harrison—2 st feartul revelation. the West, the merchant receives "I san ry Thomas Falkner Mie (Tenth Forman Bhatlot chee. (my aaa Joucetesry ® Sones Beason seared Selebies | | As laraa sitting reading the morning papers on | of the East andof foreign countries, which through Ra) SN. — Garr Hobe bh Sa itakd dedoon LC ne Sawyer James Bteathera Soha Wednesday morning, at breakfast, in my library, the eame medium are transported e AS venous lagher Mrs Green Mary ark John John 1 Kelly John ely Mi Bawyer Jamee harles Spaulding 3 W ighted on a y viol els here, it 18 dif- roadway Sheee rebeine, Mre Wr Ghai PP Kearney Patt Kelly Anthony Srark Nathan shaw © hd De Testing and lovely woman, by her own | “"Aag we have no registry of vess » Gekrelgabeth Gorden Miso ea sig AN arpaaen Rey Be rca Key ree & Koecant Martin | Ba" Oto Phaidon James Bebricter Jenn» Hee EE spiopr a ICC she had 80 | ficult to ascertain with any degree of: correataogs r Wash. Glyn» Catharine sp) erent er Keeler Wm rei Ki Becall Mr (Chatham Bieldon Richard — Shecls ly regretted! The events are yet involved | the number of ea'l vessels navigal reneeett Guay Bisabeth °Gings Mee (Vooey ot Garrathas Jas Rabueesae 4 ar Sateeite Meure | Reottanteeaes | (cCuDalY Tegreted | The events are yet int comme | thie point ‘There are three regular linen running on Susan C rd Madame over Isao Kenyoa Varnum teek er Jol Stoeb Mons Kd'd i Boston, numbering some fo! et y Gallagher Ana Gout ny lim ich Strecker Charles to light. e . | to Boston, lone toner ll, Hg my Qariar Philander Kenney Mintel Bieta Steyn Bheere Thomas —Beavey Levt The vicum’s name was Martha Eliza walker; largest class of schooners, and another to Philadel- H Caswell Phili Konneay Michael Pere capioe Beas ye pee Ane her husband, Thomas A. Walker; her aunt, Mrs. | pia. ‘There are also & very larg ris enim Borys is Heath Annette Srartord Walter em Onen aee Sperber Martian W Bisavous Selah? | Wells. Besides these three, there was a female transient vessels running to the South and. Hasty real ea rope iy Btevenson Wm ee tic in the house. wholly engaged in the lumber trade. Heng He Conen Siete eit Raiaal ec I 1 i id , t. ‘ number we cannot speak with any degree of cer- ich ot Clement Francis oe Bheigold Chaa ’s trial will elicit vivid interest. inty. ; t Geeutoo. rn fadudge gewart Sinrccessante conjecture, as well as fact, nega- | “TH. towing business alone isan item of consi Groveland Fetoh ing Joba Seymour Berrie tives the possibility of the act having been com- | gerable magnitude. Last year there were ns stOhittenden Lucius ne MN Btoward Goo: mitted by her own hand. She was in full dress, barges, varying from 100 to 400 tons each, and ie Rice Christman Dr ay nr ‘Btev ell'a and liable to be interrupted by company, who were | stecmtoate engaged 1n the transportation of mer- Seater & Gemhill Keepin Ze Breese ea at that time of the day invited, by & bill on the | Seamostncnenged i the transport capital tne olins John Lacy Wm Lafins & Smith Bpencer Marlow door, to examine the house. She was, movheat vested in this branch of the pusness clone, ftom Geontn Dent Wells La Onst Rev Mr Simpson ( hrist’r surrounded by all the comforts of hfe. en actual calculation by a peraon well qual a ack Oonnell Hugh Collins Myles Lawrence RbtR = Landsr Wm A tering Farias saw her the day before, except that she complained judge of the value of barges and ee - Irving Julia Somme eee | Stmcaas ec ppe iant ey retin erat Sonnicver GapeH ‘Biles Neloon P of her solitude, and seemed to desire to escape | estimated at about one million oldollars, Half © bcged J Conealvi C ee vanus aktoa Heary K Senecio Ww suinobed We from the loneliness of living 80 far up town away | tnig amount is said tobe owned by persons resi- hnson Elisa Conrad Collen Jas Lawson Thos—2 Lankton Heary Busthn Charies kles 8 V rom the lor liana fh n int is is of sowing thet JoneeSarsh Ann Johnson Nonkhirg ¢ Oroak Wm Lambert Wm Laue thes Binvolsbeim Carl Loog ticklosS V trom her friends, she was cheerful, and wore the ding in this city. For the purpoee andsew Janevon Ms Rawin onan Martha Gockrhite Bons Gonblirg Cd Gentle, Woods RCo | Latour Ghags Lamkin A Ww Eyes ie GanoetoeE aspect of one looking at Jife on its bright side. this 1s no fancied sum, and that we had a sufficient iii ee fee, Seen, | ere Rae! Hatha tap seingeast fai ee | pe, | ae Thames ome K . Coobloun Col ? Lamsay Peter Smith Wi wi —————_——_— ing at the close of navi; 9 Keys Catharine Kenny Bridget and oho Gas Sent Sho Sookran wa Taner Lee Tenia pe Rivd | Buin yar Beith Jove? Wasuinaton, March 14,1819. | Penge a ee opening of the river, the number irate Top Kelly Mary Gole samt, Stee Ww Seine Ara 7 Leta Wm Le fou Germen™ Lae wichard Beith Rim Wise Suith ker Robt pita Henry General Shields and the Senate—Apporntments, §c. | of boats in each, the tonnage, and list of the Keersnary” Konnedy angry | Gener Edw Ceo cetera etviinddntrd LeUreteusiy Lavett i k Bei Geo — Sih Eremen) | Bath d sr eaekcere rege ter antes nee sols been 8 | rn nb oeias cae ciian ine nua the Eck- RRAERARD «~i RECS Gronty Echols Gooner Fred Soopers | ee ees Lotvey Pateok eee int amen Baits Aloate more interesting debate in the aes a ane ford, is the oldest lneon the river. ‘This line owns g P 7 Cook John Laconey James Leach John BaithOW ‘ ow in progress on the case of General Shields. 12 barges, measuring from ° win Silas Crosey Fred i a my Prof Chas A—8 Lee Goo W th & Boyd Bmith Sime B one now in prog! n i ; - =a her semper reed wrt Thee on J Cook bared * Ganontieud Yevyautiios Lewis Robert Leagrin Thomas, Smith Joos Bostinl Monsionr 8 Independently of the importance of the case itself ee fT yeek Van Santord, Jr., agent, Ar i a Lose Margaret carp Henry Gente amurte Crooks Um Co poe. teeleds Ga wow Buckmeyer Jo'n D Bt —the fame of the Senator claiming the seat—the isthe next oldest. ‘They have 10 barges now, & Mie Gatbarine Lynde Fanny J Bema » | Senate Sees Bernard Groveey PT PO cee nem 6 erie John f ed an momentous constitutional vero mvolved— having been Bee he Toss taiph eae: Rveltan "Hanah sense a penteae Chew David Gkher se Golan Par jerill Lillie John pistes ue ee a the many extraordinary collateral circumstan- | which will seo! laced. ie Raning ray ee (OE Pynan dane Gite Wn Gewiiahay geome Linon aed ‘Vanhante dager Bierter de 5 bandas nae ability exercised in the discussion The Albee aon tare George Monteath Mies j pibior pai Glow Panes Gouluann Monsieur Coayson I | Lng Ded Lnaty. George Hinton Win Bueath Tease has given it a most absorbing interest. “Ithas de- | agent: have 18 bargear measuring from 200 to 40 mM Cox AB Guang Joma Sahel aan John L tenes Uvegiua hee 3 inert Jas "4 new powers in several members of the | tons each. ae Secsyanee, ants Coote edward Salver Wiles Ganesonn Patrick PitleTenas | Tod Grand "Mag, a a Sylver Jomph 8 iene ean for watch, although known ts ee : ce barges betel eee reertsig tet 4 u A Cruice Ji so ittlefield Jno 3 vargeon Jas ‘i fe got credit, re the steamers Sw: '» ” i Mibg Madame po a Becta Mary ee [HoustonCuypers See ‘il Katee Craton Ho aie eas poe Walter bananas eaten, oe yee ees which Tadlaak Ohio, and Elsworth, forming a daily line o Murrey Eilabowso Micheal Mana Corus DR pm ag id Peace Aineer at poeenen —— v has seldom been surpaesed im that body. laa | betweenthis city and New York. The steamboats pd Mallon i Cane Ire CurtisSemuel — Gashman foo M | Lossy leaae von Cornelia Peter Track Alaen Y --‘Tonnor Edword tututional argument he has completely worsted | are owned by these lines. f Montanyer rnibgham MandenCylls Rdwia Garwell & Dunken eas Leta dee Forme babon Pera aan Thimate larvey inte: Gt ibe among Hen Webster, Calhoun, Schuyler & Cova line eonsists ot sight ben pene Mortor Mary ‘Messrs Lord H 10 Rod Teylor JasO vray Trask jr B SH Berrien—who have heretofore been consider- | measuring trom 0 260 tone . ‘Nataly Ae head ja ¥ Tyner Fredrick Trauhae Ontedes teloet dame euciell Phil cet i h, eubjects—a | steamboats, viz.: Belle, Bultic, Oswego, and Cayu- Mallally Mrs (Duane Lynn John Lyster Fredrick Trothan Captdas —Talbet James S ‘Treaawel bers ed as pre-eminent authorities on such subject steam dally between New: York and this city. D james key Samuel Teele Tertaoron Monsieur Ternune albert t problematical charac- | ga, torun daily between New Yor! hales Cibth Murphy Mi Deller Altved A DavideMe(itihot) | tation demeg Lake, Terry Theodore H—2 Tweve Benj Oliver. ‘Den Thos | ° crap hile Av eine diflerence of opinion, | BG. Brainard, agent. F its (Geau Dab So a ae hfoney ace cates, m Pv ed it Thus albert seve Phillip Hee overehacanny Git the gentlemen [have Durant, Lathrop & Co., have four verges meee Dabim Jose Trigter Edwin Titus Capt Jas nu ; ‘ c ) h, and the steemer Trojan, a Maly Peer Morse Williaca Tveli dD Tindale Henry jan Mt d were necessitated to recede from the po- | suring 100 tons each, an okt Dataset atwect & | Satan eee) ae aee ee i aaeeere para en, and totally abandon them. | is now in contemplation to add to this line three MoLa pean MoFarlvnd Jane Mn Davadetnd e, Zhemee Geo Tommeca tobe oe vee ae of this datiate; as I said in | more steamboats for the purpose of forming a daily Ase Tur sabeth-2 weNetll anne wogiaty oat DavveeR so se Pianyy Woeeook K Teckwewsn does | my lever of yesterday, Mrs Webtier contended hne. between Pia ci and D aot baie Aon MeQueeney th Ball: 4 on TX CaptJos in must be nine years a citizen at the ie TudsongRiver line, . "y 4 ee Mebaiiea! mrs(ames Motiraguita itre Dew ta? Davenvers Robert TromponMizaael Trrowbaage cs GL tobe eligible under the ‘con, have nine barges, measuring trom 200 to 400 tone st MoCorren Mre(Amos MoLoughlin renpot ‘Thompa time of his election ome weet: ein MoNamee Catharine ore "i Find, nea titution. This position he ab andoned | to-day, and each. Tae iat barecos oreakariag demas ire Jule leCourt vrs ame bert Hl i . Douglass, that it he be nine years . James has > verngyatherine MoDerott Brldget Medbecry Untaasine-2 pa : Seas Tworntiy ale sereed ay ‘functions commence, it to 200 tons each Keon Mra (12th ot MoKivery Ante Pe Hepeasey vile Celene Tes ee Rees Tate Join W eT cas adh his ‘point Welbg waves eh oe & W. Merchant have three barges, measur- ‘ghia N ig z xa Tattle Smite is all that 18 required. ' en ans ON 64 oy Anne Fens wmO — Desher Tyr Micel = Turk G. Tram H tion whether, as | ing from 150 to 200 tons eac : ion Jane eet a Reon Domes oles OE Me Taman gd 8 Thorton MB Tryon dchae See by ae ee ee was | "SM. Fish & Co. have six barges, measuring ‘adie yaa cate” = tod Dement DS arti Lavi rorton W Taylor Walt = Turoh Avraham i or merely voidable. Mr. | from 100 to 250 tons each. ” Dettzich Chr ‘De Alurralde De vats ar] jastere Mark N Treiton WP void from the beginning, Ma . De ng has three barges, measuring O Rook Ellen oe Desoy Geo po 8 Marsh Wm 8 ee me ‘Thaks A J Douglass contends that the Senate is not warraut- | Martin Demming E Ostrander Ann 0 A Derins James De Heys Loui Merehall William == Mason Jos Geo UseV uglas « 150 to 250 tons each. i a TN eee | 1 Ie? Love 5 | 3 gl 7 Veetie Vert —_| sare nasa cemenlanicie vecgpticioces | “Reese etc": tenses neomsing tn Rove G jerton Patk 1 ‘te der! clare the D s fe Diges Davie Dicshonet” De Mingvam Waa | enue yitecum Mer Wilke = Mecatwilies © | UPtcnitiDem ‘Vreeland sapien Venta failed to establish proof of his eligibility, but they | tons each. siscsah al PR: badd 180 Ferarttnnisos Eieekebwoon te Dim A WACo Dischenger Louis Ditlant‘dieam Mesdolver Gelrerdotam Matthews Thome yas, Vai Henty A Valentine Lawis have no right to go back to an act with Rete they Tweddle & Darlington ‘Mrs John Portor Crristin Peck Saran J on A Temes Dol Jas lesd Oliver i Maxey Capt Ira er das Vanderling GR Vanderbelt Aaron ght to do, and declare an act void which | tons each. lines to Philadel- ? eee Caen’. . Sunineaaiete Dixen Goojan euryB = Doan Jas Hepa crath Beart Ling Meyer August Vandepool 8 Mt Vauberen Jae Vauburon Robt have nought to do, and izance. They could To these we add a list of the lines to Hannah Poland Litine Provost Mary Ellon | Bods Rev Robt Bedge Beary Doran John Moles Jchn€ ce Moyeer Lauie YeswentEisbels Voataren: ‘Angasins Vanjoy Washington | never came within their cognizance. fore th Mg ‘Maria se TL ek Gis DeeeomiGe oe | es in Meso am JL wane? tavnnae wradin Hearieh | only take cognizance of what was bel ‘ore them, | phia :— Line.—Yardley & Co., agents, one Bee (Gil Oh ate eae een Marie eae pee Doyle Daniel Meibausen Mr Missel'imecD Merrie Dia RNS Vanvorst Win it and so properly within their jurisdiction. Finding Pumapetruta Line. 150 to 200 tons’each. = e 4 Dene na nind pathy mies Donel Jona” Mila samee Merona? Gane cha S Mover Mie Francisoe Yarwnd edo vee General hie 4 mirc mit fain Coa re is Fence Pitlaielohie line has six Rothschild Pauline ms Jas, Donnelly Thos Donavan Mr ‘Meivain Mr Miohet a Veawye they could oust him trom it, but the asnring 150 tons each. i cout Rak teaw ork” Belew Cie, bate, | |e log pare Mets eed eee nevan Captain Mirela: Jus HL its act, in sending Yy y. 4 Philadelphia, and three to Hart ‘eusvell Povghery, Dunlavy Christopher Demee Joice Mickles N won eee d that they could, and that | peliers running to Philadelphia, Deney Thomas wm Walsh John Waldron Thos Mr. Webster contended that they could, D jan Mary Dunham BH Dafly {heron Sami Wail & Co aldron ‘ ¢ wich. é He Bate Deokart Daniel Drum Middleton artuer Mitchell Jona a Walter sugurtas W Wale altrea » Walviom Dradw | was incumbenton them to doso; that Gen, Shields BR ad Ae transient steamboata - William Waleh Mitchael Vadaworth a not being in a posi e “ d last season, and wi oubt- aan Dygis My chief mas- Molloy Thomas, -Motate John rispek WaitGe GJ Wallrspo had never been a Senator, and there- | which were engage : hi Bailly Bovey ere on board Ave Mohr Ferdinand “Melony Patriek—3 WelrerightOrre Wegntat'd 0 Wedewerth J 8 of hs office, had ne Mr. Berrien | lees be this, in lowing the barges belonging to the y heater lection was void, ab tnttio. r, Ber: less A + Jew York, viz.: San> 8s linch Monney Robert Molony Charles x David Wadron A W Wall Uapt Jno aan ol fore his e! h the Sawate Coauted by | smaller lines to and trom New York, Smith Ann M Du Villards Th Ch Moore M Moore Jacob Mortis Joesph Walker Leo L Walker Anson Watson Junio contended that the seat in the ate h ky, Buffalo, Madison, and Kosciusko. “4 Carron—3 “ Moore Thos M oi ae ra Warerdorph Niche Wrath Thos Ledrait Mr. Breese had neverin reality been filled,and that | dusky, Buflulo, waged between this city Jane g MoriliT Mooney Petar fon maa Tas L pe ult tna 8, 1 id going back to theelection | ‘The teliowing were engaged between Liles aM Jee Morris B B—2 ‘Wateun Goore Warren James the Senate could not avoid gou d Troy :--Iolas, American Eagle, Maria, John Eckertom Gilbrand Ellis ‘udson. | Montgomery . Darwin © Wateon D : lating it void. Mr. Douglass asked | and Troy :--Ic * % eran Mary Ravi Mangrret — Biicor Julia Eien Eat ut! aseet) Hoven Mew Hered Vina fngven 8 Anges Watiag Charis Warn Jamas itt’ Senate, Bae Raver aiken cogaizanes of this | Mason, Star, Chiel, Isabel, Aah cede ther maith Mrs P T—: Eliott James Morrison Jobn 0 a 4 hi Mr. Berrien contende: a t such a ag) al tf a, Rawarie 87-2 Edvarde JounsM_ — Biliott James Montaloo SD Ramom Motot's Franchi WatteCapt Thos vi cuse, whether Mr. B 1 General | class of boats known as lake boats, excep erwcod Bisaboth Sharp Garoline Bibiay Mary a Risdethoimer Abm Morey Jotn Moser — Warner Chauncey E Waugh Samos Legislature of Illinois, after electing Ge d exclusively on the river. ‘There are a Paticivon Peaseares Wine cperkuas Boot Mrs (Jano ot Eonevecria F Morgan Col Joba B Moore James Wedson James Warner Jol Shields in January, could in February elect | as are used exc x vigetii te Fiver iehineis Mogearene bein Bruck Cavharine epenor Dr E Merri Wm D lorhange Mons Wheclnowes ¥ Webb Johe tl the same seat, and send him to the | large number of these boats na ape eae Ringerene ey ie th Smyth Mary Eavervon WE Mooney Wm Morris Phi Webrs Goako lot Michael Sent ea wnioncsna previous action Ot tie Senate’ | teeeicem cients nominee er at New ith Mery Jane — Bheldon Jere! ‘Sheridan Mary Hoari “4 Maleshay Thos Weltington Jee D — Welob Mic! Senate, without the previous action of > i nal, which go direotly Pep Btowpan Ann im Menson Lieut Levi Mutvanyy Baw Wotater Dr John Weatherbes Stillman Weter Josep dedlatin the seat vacant. Mr. Berrien declared | or at some points on the oa al inion, go izes mith Ann Engle John juler Mullen Patrick Whelan JohnH Wheeler Capt Wil: Welling William 4 hey could do 80; but this was so | through, without stopping to imme PrompeonWidow.AnTrom Frais Marply We Macray Michael WrMETN Joh Whelock OM — Whovlar' Lanused Aiehiy tinipadt to eorartion verse lat the Penile Albany Journal, March 17. in faylor thony st Tiervey STR, We Beinrioh be w Wouner Georgo tbuta feeble support. Mr. |”, sional Euscrion 1) Vinarnta.—The ee Homes Petar tome Mes (Oe. oa. Pome Mabe | Mallee Wile oe Been oe, rane Waceaar,. ’. [Uitatsecnigea Got nts coton or he: Bension| cronrior repreteiruncves, in the next Congress pees oe Pally Mro (Trinity pl chard st as Patrick Wends! Jo Wotheriigton Wilkinson Ro! or the resigeation of General Shields United States tukes place on Thursday, Seay rumba Bye Fay, Foempon Mit Fatrauld able D Tiered Hata stern Wenvatte ™ utrne aims Wilton Fev twins had been just handed in) that could Suh “dy 0; April. The folowing are the candi- piber eet’ or Mise MA = Troop Mi Ri Wiles litceTreedore WiliametartR ™ | create a vacancy in the Scnatorial represen- dates of both political parties: - epee eae Er Hoenn Gee Ory Foe Aran a M-Donouh aah MoBtay Goo Wiser Auywetua Wil Rreodre, Witame cape | Create & vacancy im th a a saeih DOU) Gaal Ae ABO: (EAMES Bal Welle U Froneh Sam! a firyde Dr David = MeCusker jo Briew gre Fie 7 th Mr. Douglass, s idiasidiaans Frank W Metiry: McDonald James by those agreeing wii » Pouglass, | sination. Jppord Harriet * Fauci Le Felerann 8 97 ieeedtehe Ssorrnea A a To havecter further consideration ee the eee | at ned District —De. Averett, (dem.,) Thomas 8. re rine Valentine Mre Friend Ira W — »* MoCusker Path Dorm til to-morrow, ie mu Flournoy, (whig ) an Re alla Tort eoables Sarah Van Water Hanuah Poa FG aos , p seleelang | weCowey wa naval le pene elie resignation was thea Fourth District —Thomas 8. Bocook, (dem.,) Henry bass w Fie Weery Micheal Frtagecald Wan ppeine ad MoCosn Joba ee ‘the further consideration of the motion | p, Irving, (whig.) L. Gog: MPL Wileen MeL, Weldon Ann Fiber Chae Pack Jona g eed McCoaky Réward bs raphe ‘Tt: Wan’ tlio” pobepuued till to tseriove, Fifth District. —Paulus Powell, (dem..) Wm. L. Gog. ‘erren. ; ik jonnal Arthur ~ A 10 BC ‘ fsidron Bannah © Wileocks Ellen Wold Mary Ann pomquen We Fisk Bown Seoeen one Whiteford David Whiticek Mr, Broad. Whittaker Th he debate was one worthy ot the best days of | gin. ee James A. Seddon, (dem..) John M. Willismpeerah ~ Winterton Adelle brad ‘ wha iveBtusion. ie wilt be ooatiaund SOPMLOTEO Ws, al ge ae tea antl pote whigs have nominated ‘Williams Martha 1) der ey the Senate. _ jotta, (whig |. Foley Patrick Whivlock 0 A bility concluded ter Lee, Wreronieue Wee Frine Cav on Patk Wintemoes ae ramon this evening, that Mr. asaine Bscrews, Duriet—Thomas aes (dom.,) F. P. Meliroy Wm ater ted District Attorney for & poll. ison Blisubeth Fendos B Forahacy Nah Mekean Adam °* Mekeotis Rove NA gerbe gt ferro Me. Kellogg's ap. by joluiday, (dom.) James M. Weamederietl | rome ean ol McEiceque John MeLavgalin Thee poimtment is regarded as a triumph of Seward maneteete noudination; Jonm Witiams Nene Fowler Jon Farbinrd Joop Postado Manoel Me | MeGrath Thos Menlaton James Woodrnit J @ dward Capt Seth Woodward Geo over Fillmore, and the friends of the former are jamdJno. A Carters (whige ») Woodward Cs ' i 4 ‘A | W yore Mrs (Cherry ot yeny RX Fen jase Flusor Master Chas Molirid Fath Wood Jr James Wee'wood Wan Woedersen Geo 8 much elated in consequence 1 nth, Die ct Richard Parker, mi ile, bat nok y MoSellat rd & CO on ¢ ts H ‘ . Hamtreme! ~ 4 ae e Mokechin John —-Metnuve Frank Worltey J WenvuettJoba — Waginon Ca Tae Vinton ¢ SoA = hie Bede tT eeatgostie. Conrad, (PRE) aem) No Gallagher Edwd—2 Garvin Michael MoNaughten AS = MoKeever James y¥ Robert tiul and enterprising town 1s situated at the head izcenth Dérrict.— Jel w eald 0 otber demo- Oatnasion Gant Somes Gardiner Mr (23th Gallagher Geo Mearath Thoe McKensie Wm Young Charice Yeas Hoary, _«Votoneer Rober of navigation, on the St. Joseph River, and at pre | yitg‘nomimation, aud it cr ila Gatnay Parie—2 Ganly Wan Grave John Sevens Motaughtin John Woe = Yonsayehy vert the terminus of the Michigan ee etp oMeyeh Dustrict.—Henry Edmunson, (dem.) No Sons Adams Wm = Aert GE Seterser™ = Grahams arthur —2 Qsrduer E A MeKean Capt B MoMabon Joh ds Gti... riliaaiia reaatea | Toad, thas: eyo lation, ot pout 2,400, mostly eth Ossi eep ia ples of W. 2. > neat Anvermend ‘tan Wo A Sacer Sacres Tl Geriava Joke Grureite Un r or ms Lr ot men of ‘hs. Tonte of the ralfoud, it was retro- | m Th soraan Dictriet Fayette MoMullen,(dem.) Johe Allen Geo Ines Henry shee Rash Patt 4 i the citizens seh ‘Inc Attwood FJ ge Garvan Patrick tre (ee - ; rading in business of all kinds. But the ci ‘George. (dem.) Ahr Be Boa Avera Fosse me aie? pnd id Reteon ma aehes yeah € leks fi and Lard the be pale most Po a situa Lobe z Fourteenth Distriet.—J. M. H. Beale, (dem.,) Wao. 4 Heturiek Gale ugust t ef mn h ription to the , Mon DU, ant ‘We Sev Gren ti a The hesett eat boreal election, held yester- | Honered the ght ct wag for three miles each bend pifieenth Dsrtet —Alexander Newman, (dem ,) W. vernon 1d irson Thos or Wim y them the present ussell, (wi ‘ i. andrew! ton ann Green James re ms. The following gentlemen it C are now erecting @ la dates for Cu awn Samal B poles ‘Aybie Jobannieo Greene Capt MR Greetie Geo with few exceptions. fie d:— | The Railroad Company her pase known tous, The canvass has already WmA a JA pote $ eapective offices mamed : the cara, as they pass | they are fibrald nb Andernon a Aston Miah Grrl elOrwawieh Gry Ohare Neyee apt ame Ce er caln anenoe, (oetmorar Chet Ber} Oe tha anit te toa notes te third story of | commenced. on Andrews ‘Aad Capt J—2 Anderson ‘street | a Nugent Pate ley, (democrat,) Assistant Burgess. ai, urprised at the amount o New Yorx.—The ana rong Jame ae ‘Andorron Joho iTohring Geo Gilmore Thomas eas; John Knepley,( 4 ; this building. We are s1 is Mnutia or Stare or Ne 1 fodees Be Part he Gili John eae We {idiram at). Gisney Lak Goren ee own bere cg a business of ne be own ef the Wine where are report of the Adjutant General recent mee Armetrong Wis Gite C . imp Q O'Brien Patk Antes, (native); Jose . ig.) | destined to be the town j ount | the Legislature, contains \ Griffin Jno Gilbert $9 O'Reiby Er Walter 1S Messen er of the Senate, (whig,) * ree public-houses, and any amou: i 4 te, officers and privates. eee Ba a [Eater” erie tiers degme Giratrem Saadaae | Hanae tana aan eas: | ape Gonaadd pases” WheRiay, |b atest eS oh aad Brit) wet Blake DeThos Bradbury wOwild | Grit fase Gulentin Likert” Gives Ananrw pA ng fala 8 oT Pip Considerable interest was ranifeste ¢, in the re- Kept by Beals, formerly of Prairie J ee male 161,949 are infantry, Brea. Givins Jao! . v O'Brien | ton O'Grendy Pat feeling displayed tee! 8 to the . the patronage o} ie 4 ¥ cemmihhineenenrmnteewmnans a Fick w Gitte Gags Gea |Get Coen” PER. | micemit oat tara, Pa Say | aint cents hee os | aug Sanaa aia ml o Me Bradley Ni Goodebild Steven Golder Chas Aug Govan ~ spare Orrise Anyuet Olds Ber a O'Connell 3 ceeded in carrying the borough, but are again country, and every attention pé : 4 Weed, of Binghamton, was consumed on Badena SA Goodwin John Grosset Mone, ATT Oliver Fred’ Orehard Oakley Wm, hi ion named, arising from person: d to pass a few hours or days with him. 5 Loss $7,000; insured for on Laughlin ox W id Henry D Golasmit! t Robt J O'Neil Thos with the except 5 are incline ne th moroing of the 13tn. Bement. Gcodrieh A! bed Goodrieh Jervis B Oloott Rol tk Overbough John ‘1 orit wishing homes farther west than d all the in the nk Thos t: Frederic! joodrioh ei Owen & Colver Owens Pa pularity, thrown into a minority. Finally, those, - . Mr. W. had remove: grain Stee Gekinorth & phy Guldemivy deex Orvora Rueben =O Fiyaa John & Co Pothe House of Representatives, by a vote iy Ba our thriving village, will do well to logate at Niles. Si bsloaging to its customers. Bieredeay) Gootnndel | Gucleaberg Marx Gueman Wolt nevus Quinn Hoary W to 10, have agreed to adjourn some dee on the 10th | OU) hung Yo age 8 1 oon Joba Gustine Bem santley Frank