The New York Herald Newspaper, March 21, 1849, Page 4

| AnD ODES. LCN EEE NERS OME ATES 2 LE LCE NA EI ENE CCS ICED DIO EET EEE I IE OT i is ms. M. Sod! the Rus- «x€w York, to publish the whole of his poe President Taylor ana M. Sodisco, [From the National Intelligencer, March 20.) Yesterday, at three o’clock Minister from the Emperor of ted States, with his two secretaries—not having been able to attend at the general reception of the plomatic corps—was received by the President the United States, to whom he made the fol- Jowing addrese:— eTe 18, 10 addition to the exquisite beauty of the a bigh toned purity of feeling pervading the whole of it irresistib’y attractive, and which places him, in our hy.mble opinion, not only among the first poets of tie age, but of any age. General Scott 1s in the eity ; but, for some cau ‘er other, 18 no’. “at home” to any one. B. Bavtimore, March 20, 1819, Trial of Hyer-—Anticipated Verdwt—The New Charleston Steamer— Office- seekers, §c. Th.o trial of Thomas Hyer, the pugilist, is ex- per_ted to commence at Charlestown, Kent coun- ty, to-day, and George R. Richardson, the Attor- “Mey General of the State, has gone down to con- duct the trial in person. Ihave not been able to Jearn who Hyer has secured as his counsel; but they will have a tough road to travel to prevent Richardson from getting a strong verdict against him. There 1s butone lawyer at our bar, the Hon. John Nelson, who is a mate’) for him in a crimi- nal prosecution. He calculates on having him im- prisoned for one year, and fined $1,000. The Keat county folks are hot very well pleased with the pugibsts for not giving them notice that they were coming, so that they could see the fight. any of them had come up to Baltimore to gee the fun, and Tost sight of it by leaving home. This was the case of the man before whose door the fight took place, who was also accompanied by most of his neighbors. _ fs The steamship now being built, to run between this city and Charleston is progressing fiacly, and will doubtless be quite a splendid vessel. itis the first steamship built in this couatry, and I believe the first ocean steamer built any where, supplied with oscillating engines. If she proves as fine a vessel as the steamer Isabel, the first and only Ocean steamer builtin this city, which has made eleven voyages to Havana without an accident, the character of our city for the building of this branch of marine architecture will be unrivalled. Capt. Russell, long known as the captain of the steamer Herald, of the Norfolk line, has retired drom the Ilerald, preparatory to taking command of this new vessel. i \ Our office seekers continue in quite a fever, on account of the delay of removals. Some of them are getting tired out, and talk of giving up the ghost. 4 Man Driadfully Wownded—News from Vene- 2uela, §c., §c. George Righter, a son of John C. Righter, a shipping master of this city, was dreadfully woand- ed this morning, about two o'clock, in one of the small streets abounding in Moyamensing, by one of a gang supposed to be the renowned * Kill- ers.” He received a severe cut across the abdo- men, from which the bowels protruded. It 13 thought that he cannot recover. He 1s unable him- self to tell who inflicted the wound, having been vay much intoxicated at the time. aptain Wilkins, of the bark Paez, arrived this morning, from Porto Cabello, reports all quiet when he lett_on the 26th of February. The go- vernment of Monagas was in undisputed posses- sion of the country, and no apprehensions were felt of an outbreak. The rumors of insurrection among the partizans of Paez are not confirmed. Lancaster, Onto, March 15, 1849. Mr. Ewing’s Transfer to the Cabinet-—Ats Intima- cy wth Mr. Clay—Appointments, &c. In the absence of the leading member of a legal bar, much inconvenience is often encountered in tne proceedings of the courts embracing his prac- tice. Such is the case at the present term of the court for this county, which commenced on Mon- day of this week, on account of the absence of Mr. Ewing, who has been transferred from his owa home to the *‘ Home Department” of the Union. Happily for the clients, the Lancaster bar embraces a choice of eminent lawyers, from whom to choose analternative. Still, the new counsel need time to “examine papers,” and, perhaps, talk over the ‘The Execution From the Troy Dail already etated of Hall and O’ Donnell. e leading circum- stances of theexecutions that took place at the jail of this county yesterday. y It wes wel! known that the executions were to be im private, except in the presence of a few wit- nesees, and that they would not take place until about 3 o’clock. Yet, 1m the face of a cold raia, and the streets and sidewalks almost swimming in mud, crowds of men, women and children filled every avenue about the jat ill almost night. 3 have the aid of the artillery and the Citizens "Corps the. crowd in decorum and protect the ‘om their presexre. About 1 o’clock, the convicts, Barney O'Donnell asd Andreas Hall, were dressed and thortly afterwards had the halters placed ubout their necks. a i ‘A hitde before 3 o’clock, the witnesses invited to be present by the sheriff, among whom we are indebted to his politeness for being included, were conducted into the small room prepared h i Soon atterwards the convicts came in from the cells adjoiming—Hall attended by the Rev. Mr. Baldwin, of the Baptist church, and the Rev. Mr. Van Kleeck, of St. Paul’s church; and O’Donnell attended by the Rev. Mr. Havermans, of St. Mary’s, and Kev. Mr, Curry, of St. Peter’s church, The latter were still engaged with O’D. in repeating the services of the Catholic church, 1ons ; while the former ha been for some time in devotional exercises with or, rather, humbug. age to Neuvit from 12 o’clock found needful to me enter, otherwise magnificently rew: which the choice ‘The conservati in their shrouds, cepted as pledges of peace, nion must sincerely wish that the suc eompletely corres- votion te your st master, taking @ f the United States, cess of your administration sho pond to your good intentions and d country. The Empe ‘Tmanent interest in the welfa: jenoy a citizen so distin- ‘and bis great integri- je polioy of the Emperor, tua bis intentions, give great The firm and bono: benevolence and purity facilities to his ministers in their bev tas with the overnments td which t! President, highly gratified to be ablo official intercourse hus alwa: ‘The successive admini ming here ; durin, ers, and arrived rations, during the time adapted to such oc of my residence in Washington, have uniformly shorn me the kindest dispositions, and | hi found that they were equally anxio continuation of the excellent relations eo happily existing between Rusia and the United States, convizced, Mr. President, that those friendly rela- er impulse under it me to assure you that [ A few minutes past 3 o’clock, the convicts having been stationed under the loops that had been yrepared for their execution, (O’Doanell being placed on a block of three or four inches thickness, to make his heighth equal to Hall’s,) the latter Kneeled with his spiritual attendants, while Mr. Baldwin led in a solemn and impressive mporaneous preyer, and was followed by Mr. . K- in the touching and Episcopal service de- signed for such occasions. After they rose, Hall himselt engaged in an humble confeesion of his sins and in an ardent appeal to the Throne of Grace tor forgiveness and mercy. partaken of the sacred waters, then kneel- ed, all the while with a cross clasped in his hands, which he often kissed fervently vermans read the English and tablished for such emergencies, pronouncing abso- lution, &c., and then rising with the delivery of the Lord’s Prayer and a solemn benediction. The halters were then appended to the loops— the prisoners bid their ministerial friends and the sherifl good-by, and then shook hands themselves —Hall saying, “‘Good-by, Barney, we have got to go now,” but the latter simply whispering “good- by”--the sheriff pulled the fatal cor were suddenly drawn about two feet t where they remained suspended, Hall kicking con- vulsively for a few moments, but O'Donnell re- erfectly passive with his cross still firm- The jerk was not sudden enough to break their necks, but they nevertheless died in less than ten minutes, although there was a slight muscular pulsation for some minutes longer. After remaining on the gallows tor half an hour, the bodies were taken down, and that of Hall was iven into the hands ef his fric etersburgh for Interment; while that ot O’Donnell was surrendered to his attendarts for burial. In both cases, these criminals,as our readers have already been apprised, had previously made a frank confession of the crimes for which they victed- -Hall having confeseed twe additional mur- ders, and many other crimes showing instinctive cruelty and great wickedness. The convicts evinced extraordinary firmness to the last. O'Donnell showed no emotion beyond embracing his cross—preser ¢ sure of countenance and articulating distinctly in ; While Hall spoke with facility, and did notseem even to tremble; indeed, while uader the gallows, he repeatedly scanned the arrangement of twice requested that a window back ot him should be closed, as the air was too chilly forhim, until some one threw a cloak over his So I have entered tions will receive # stron: anspicer, and you will per really wih to render myself worthy of your confidence, To which address the President responded in the following terms:-- Sin—The desire which you hi yourrelf worthy of the oonfiden cannot fail to be realized, if your future career shal! our past conduct. you have been acoredited at Wash- ington, you have formed ties and assooii given you an interest in its co: Prosperity, and you ha’ and affection of the social while the confidenee of x pressed to render of this city, has bee: of this government, Atlantic steamship bines with the urbanity and courtesy of the gentle- man, the characteristics and experience ot a good which peculierity qualifies him for hisnew e wish him health, prosperity, good wea- ther and quick trips in this service.—Buffalo Ex- ccrrerpond to During the long eriod for whic! tinued and inor secured the friendship circles in this and Father Ha- atin services es- Domestic Miscellany. shad were plenty at Welden, W. C., on the imated that at least $1,000 worth of salmon ‘cose Head Lake every year, your avgust sovereign has been the merited re- ward of your fidelit; rests of Russia. to the true honor and inte- ‘all be my study to culti ly relations between th trout aretaken from |. District Courts Char ge of Manslaug hter.—The case of Joseph Rydor, charged with the manslaughter of Phillip Smith, is to be sent to the grand jury to-morrow (this day). Supreme Court—Gern Present, Justices Jones, Edmonds and Hurlbut. may ever remain unimpaired. eye to discern that @ mutually benoficial intercourse is destined, and perbaps speedily, to arise between the ‘es ef our respective nations which border on you, sir, for the kind allusions to make touching myself per- sorally, I welcome you most cardially as a gentleman with whom official relations will be made agreeable by the ecurteey of his deportment, and as the representa- tive of a great mation on terms of the most friendly intercourse with my country. It requires no prophetic you have been please argument when thi Court of Oyer and Verminer. Before Judge Rw arte and Aldermen Hatfield and dge. Marcu 20.—Charge of Murder.—The trial of Wood, indicted for the murder of his wife, by administering poison to her, was postponed until to-morrow (¢! Appointments of the New Administration. mn was appointed Secretary federation, and not to Berlin, 0 as has been stat lends to be taken t IN Manrianp.—The following n re established, and appointments made: Rock Creek, Somerset county, Maryland, David Webster, Postmaster. Zion, Cecil County, Maryland, John Carhart, Post- EY TRADE REPUR Asnes are stiff at $675. Corton operators are wait- ipg their letters, which restricts the transactions. Froun, &o.—There isa good demand for flour this morning, with sales of 3,000 bbls. at $6 87 to $5 50 for the whole range of common to straight brands, and $ In rye flour there were sales of 7 1234. Meal moved to the extent of 800 56g. In wheat the market is steady with Arroistment py THe Postasren Genrrat.—Ro- bert R. Robertson, Postmaster, Cambridge. Dorchester county, Maryland, vice E, A. Marshall, resigned. Tho site of the post office at Principio, Cectl county, land, has been changed to “ College Green,” and in F, Kirk appointed Postmaster.— National In- telligencer, March 20. to $6.12 for prime. moderate business. ket a little better. Corn continues active, Sales 30,000 bushels at ‘The demand is whol! 18 do not exceed 300 bi is eteady at 6440, with sales of 200 bbls, Tuxspay, March 20-2 P. M. Owing to this having been packet day for the steamer appointed to leave Boston to-morrow, ‘change rather thinly attended, and tra most artioles of produce. ‘(here wasrathcr more doi! in flour, while prices remained about thi Corn was active, pretty freely made on terms stated below. Rye and oats were dull. Moderate sales of Beef was quiet. e in fair demand, with a gare and molasses on terms given below. Cctton was steady with pretty fall sales. snes,— Sales of 50 a 60 bbis. pots, were made at $6 Qn entire compo- Political Intelligence. d is @ candidate tor Congress from the ion, A. Bucknerand W. J. Wright from the 4th district, of Kentucky, Judge Embree has declined the whig nomination as candidate for Governor of Indians. didate for Congress. The con candidate for Governor on the 31st inst. rpenter is a whig Botetourt district of Virginia. President has cfiicially recognized —— Guys, consul of the Freuch republic for San Francisco. has been elected b n, whig, has been e! the ropes, and not very brisk in He will be a can- kent will (egebcto Before the last sad offices were performed in behalf of O'Donnell, tis reverend confessor, father Havermang,read in his behalt the follo . ing contes- sion to the witnesses present :—~ “Rey. Mr. Havermans will please to publish at the hour of my death, this short statement as an humaihation for myself, an atonement to Almighty God, and a warning for others. “I declare before God and the whole court of heaven, and to the world which I am now prepar- continued quiet. and sales were andidate for Congress previous rate: jons were inact! made at yesterday’s pri was steady. Groceries fair amount cf sales in Mr. Tuck, wh! 300 ; and Mr. W: jority of 200, to Congress, from Francis Stryker has been nominated for ro election little matter of fees, so that many causes have to be “continued,” for the sole reason alluded to. Speaking of Mr. Ewing, I may say thit the cor- respondent of the Philadelpnia North American confirms the statement I made 1a my last, that in the first instance it was intended to exclude all the old active party whigs from the cabinet, and especially those composing the Harrison cabinet; but, as the wniter stated, and as it is now under- stood here, an exception was made in favor of Mr. Ewing, for special reasons. What those reasons may be, 1s not clearly known. One thing 1s not disguised by the friends of Mr. Ewing here, viz: that they regard it as an arrangement made at the Tequestof Mr. Clay. Certain it is that Mr. Ewing is the most devoted friend of Mr. Clay’s in the whig party; and there is no doubt that whatever Mr. Clay desired shou'd be made a subject of cabi- net action and discussion, either for the ear, or the uide of action of the President, will be made nown through Mr. Ewing. The probability 13, that the only anxious request made by Mr. Clay, during his vieit to the South, was the appointment of Mr. Ewing as a member of the cabinet. Hitherto the new administration has been re- garded with favor by all parties. A new cabinet was looked for, as a matter of course. A general removal of incumbents is regarded as doubtful ; and, it commenced, will at once break the charm ot the no-party professions, and array an active opposition. — 4 i ‘he principal point of discussion among both whigs and cemocrats, is the potential declaration of the inaugural :— “I shall make honesty, capacity, and fidelity indis. Penrable requirites to the bestowal of office ; and the atsence of either of there shall be deemed suftlvient cause for removal.” The whigs generally regard this as an unfortunate assertion. In every town in the Weét, one or more are aspiring to the postmustership of the place; but their petitions, recommendations, and wivate letters, have all been prepared only in re- erence to their standing in the great Taylor whig party, and without intending or wishing to ar- raign the “honesty, capacity, and fidelity” of the incumbent to be removed. All feel that an indis- crimate removal now will place President Taylor 4M @ position no way calculated to make his ad- ministration popular. The Floods in the South and Wast. The Lowsyille (Ky.) Courter ot the 13th inst., saye:—The river yesterday was receding slightly. Up to last evening it had fallen afew inches. Oa the falls there were about 11 feet water. The weather throughout the day yesterday was yery rainy, and if it wes general, we anticipate a | further nee inthe river. At Cincinnati and Pitts- burgh, Monday evening, it was falling, with plea- sant weather. At Cincinnati last night it was rising. . Terre Haute, Ind., March 9. River again in a great flood—22 feet above low water mark, and rising fast. Many steamers have been at and passed our wharf within the week. The Lafayette (Ia.) Courier of the 9th inst, saye:—The heavy rains of Monday and Tuesday | have swollen the Wabash to an unprecedented height--it being, yesterday alternoon, two or three inches above high water mark, and still rising. | Groat destruction of property on the river bottoms has undoubtedly been the result, and it 18 feared | that the canal will suffer considerable injury trom the high waters. There 1s now about 36 feet water in the channel opposiie this city. CHESAPEAKE AND Ono Car Civilian say: (esterday, the lar monthly pay duy of the canal contractors, and, consequently, most of the parties engaged on the line were present in Cumberland. We learn thata very heavy force, hands being very abundant, will press the work forward now that the season has opened, and that its completion is certain by the | Ist of October next. e already hear ot large operations in boat building. One responsible party has made a contract with a coal company to carry 100,000 tons to market the year after navi- gation is opencd Cavat Rerams.—The can e cleaned and repaired throughout the whole line. cone of hands have been set to work wherever work was tobe done. The Commissioners hope to have every thing in order at an early day, so thet boats may commence the season with heavier | leads then were ever before practicable. It is be- lie ved that the canals would be able to do a busi- ness which would yield $4,000,000 of tolls, without difficulty — Albany Ave. Journal, March 19. Newe rom Hativax.—By the Wave, late Halt- tompepers Lave been teoewed. The Provincial | A os Sestion, und the i filled with reports of its doings. Snowateees tied excites much diecussion, is in relation to the tari A motion wits made and carried by one majority, | to impose a duty of Is. sterling per barrel, on wheat flour, was reconsidered on the sueceeding | day, and the po)'cy ef taxing flour Negatived b : email majority, Additional duties of Ui wacieetfo® | on molasses, hd. per Jb. on black tea, Id. per ib. on | green tea, 1j per cent on dry and other poous pre. viously tubject to ad voorem duties, were aleo im. posed — Boston Journal, March 19. | ‘Tux Gorn Rxeions lately discovered i Seneg al, Afniee, ate to be caretally investigaied by agents | appointed by the French government | to the Mayoralty of Brooklyn, N.Y. Patrick. W. Tompkins, Gt Judge Sharkey, and John J. Gu! 8 for Governor of Mississippi. Haley J. Edington, whig, and James A Moon, demo- crat, are independent candidates for Governor of Ar- ‘The full returns from the firet district of New Hamp- shire, give Tuck a plurality of 724; and from the third district, Wilson » plurality cf 663, 76, and of pearls at $7. Flour—The sales in the aggreate reached 8.000 4,000 barrels, including 2,000 a 8,000 western common and straight brands ing to leave, in the grace of God, and with a cer- tain hope of a blessed immortality, ‘ uilty of the murder of Antonio Rat- am exceedingly sorry from the very bottoin of my soul; and for which I be, don of God, and to atone for which I now willin ly accept this prison, and every thing else I may have to endure ; “And though T made an attempt to escape from jail, it was at the solicitation of ers, and now I am prepared with | wear these chaing, and any additional suffering in consequence thereof, till m' “I fear that I came to al liquor, bad associatio: Patrick Henry, ‘are spoken of as it $5 44, $5 Oe y mall lots common at $5 18%; small Baltimore and Georgetown, were reported at $5 18% Prices were nominally the same, bat ‘egate sales reacoed mainder for export, at 57c.; and 11,000 sacks New Or- to, tor which no tales transpired. Corn—The abeut 40,000 a 50,000 bushels, i fellow prison- Movements of Individual ed, a few numbers ago, that q., Of New York, was about ington, to lend his ald in the p We are informed that making thet announcement. interested in the Ca: merchants in Toronto, applie jagements were such as Marshal S. Bid- Proceed to Wash- ye of the recipro- were in error in ‘al respectable New ada trade, in con- these misfortunes by and the temptations of the devil, which instigated me to do this deed. “May God have mercy on me! Amen. Barney O’DonngLu.” “Troy Ja, March 2, 1849.” . In addition to the above, Hall made the follow- ing confession to the Rev. Geo. C. Baldwin, pas- torof the Baptist church of Troy. We copy it from the Albany Atlas --“The condemned—by this time the deceased—was 42 years of age last May. He was a vicious and unprotecte carly addicted to theft and drunkenness. had a conscience, as his recollection and remorse for the thefts of a string from his fruit from his companions, &c., which are detailed with penitent minuteness, show. euthiul crime was, for a while, interrupted by re- gious sentiments, awakened in a revival at Pe- , and lived a moral life fortwo years. He and took again to robberies to support himself. In a moment of pagsion, he planned the murder of a man who had quarreled with him, but being bafiled by circumstances, he abandoned it. In early life, he says his mind dwelt on plots of the best methods of escaping detec- concluded that the best way veag to the bu e murdered, Troy, a companion, whose body he plundered ; and the recital of this bloody deed, and of the attempt to conceal the body, is most piteous. Thefts, burglaries, attempts at arson, and unex cuted plans of murder for revenge and plunder, occupied his time for the year der tor which he was convicte to be married; but at this time reflecting on the crime which had forfeited his life, and would, if discovered, disgrace his friends, he felt remoree, and contemplated and prepared for sutcide. was disuaded by the tears of his sister, who sus- pected his purpose. He was only turned from one crime to fall into another. der and lightning to Petersburgh, and there slept inabarn ata distance frém Smuith’s house. knew that Smith had money, and had often been tempted to think of murder as the means of get- ting it. In the middle of the forenoon he woke, formed his plans of murder, and then slept again. Hs took a wooden handgpike. Smith’s at night, and called him out of the house, telling him that the cattle had broken into his meadow behind the barn. Oats were lower, and we quote nd Jersey at 33 a 350. to-day amount to 2,000 bales, Bidwell, but bis profess! to provent him entertaining t! Parcels of St. Domingo a! of 2,700 quintals dr: Massachusetts mackerel, including No. 1' No. 2's at $5 75,and No. 3's at $8 75: herrings, at 360. for scaled, and 270, for 100 barrels pickled herrin; Frights —Cotton to 10,000 bushels corn were en; 3,000 do, to Glasgow, at 7d., in bull taken to Liverpool at 80s, and tar at 3s. Fruit.—Transactions embrace 1,000 boxes bunch raisins (in lots), at $150; halves do. at 750., and quar- ters do. at 423¢0.; 50 bales molier almonds, at 8c.; 500 bushels Wilmington pea nuts, at $1 06 a $110; and 60 filberts, at 43¢0. Y.—Salea of 200 bales were made at 560. Lrav.—Sales of 400 pigs were reportod at $4 8734. Morasses.—We ni hed.— Toronto Hon. E. Dwight of Boston, Hon. Robt. C. Winthrop, and Chancllor Walworth, are at the Irving House. Presidemt Taylor, on Saturday last, visited Mesdames n, Hatuilton and Adams. Dr, Frothingham, of Boston, in consequence of th, bi olleague in his ministerial ry. Averpool stood ye andmother, of A career of ben, » for the last four years Postmaster at Pittsburgh, Rev. Henry Gile: courre of Jeetures on Geo. P. Jouett, Mayor of Lexington, hae toa clerkship in the will shortly resign his office of General Caleb Cushin; urday last, finished 100 hhds. old crop Cuba Muscarvado, at 220, and 200 bbls N. Orleans at previous quotatio: Nayat Stones.—Sales have been made of 1,500 bbis Newbern Rosin at 6c. and $1, (the latter figure from vestel) and 300 bbis epirits of O1s.—The demand for Linseed is not large, and the only eales we hear of are 6,000 gallons English and 1,060 do American, cit: price. Also, sales of 600 baskets O| Provisions.—The sales in lots reached about 600 at $10 6234 a $10 75, closing at the latter figure; and prime at $9. Hams—Sales 125 barrels Dana’s brands were made, at 7!<c. Sales 300 barrels were reported, 50,600 lbs. greare lard were repor layor to acoept the 1g has returned to Newbury- ‘urpentine at 373¢0 cash tion; and he finall was to use a clul from revenge, AtTemrTEp SuicipE or a Wirg on Account or —Yesterday morning, the rd street, between Suffolk 1 rown into considerable ex- citement by the report that the wife of William A. Smith, residingin Bradford etreet, had committed It appears that there past, been some difficulty between Smith and his d repeated quarrels, the last in _a temporary separation.— in a fit of jealousy, Dutcher, for which lice court and fined. tances attending the examina- Mrs. Smith (who is Nn) sent word to her unbearable, and that age, she would be a the same messenger, a een attached to the tami- d been presented her Domestic DirFicutirs. bborhoed of Bradto: Washington, was th: ve at $3 3734 to 3 60. barrels, including met has, for some time ceding the mur- it Oe @ 6X0; and He was engaged ‘a ee inner beef. Cheese and buttere were in wite, and they have hai uch terminated 1 On Saturday morning, Smii attacked a young man name he was arraigned before the po! After the circums tion became public @ young and beautiful woma husband that life had become before he received the messi corpse. She also sent favorite dog which ha ly, and some articles that by himjduring their period of Smith received this intelli morse appears to have teuc! the services of and 1n company with a f wile’s residence in Br. door of the house lock ladder, officer Whiting story window which opened was unable, however, of the rooms leading which it was suppose: $380; 1 do. cormer enue, 265x107, $310; 1 do. m1 Sanford etreet and Myrtle adjoining on avenue, 25x107, $305; 3 do. do , $290 each, He started amid thun- lo. corner Walworth atreet and Myrtle a $2860; 1 do. adjoining on avenue, do do. on Walworth street, ni ar Willoughby, eac! $95 each, $190; yt ast corner Willoughby $230; 3 do. adjoini 3 do. Spencer. near h, $2 100, $175 each, loughby and Spencer streets, 25x100 $250; 2 do. on ear Willoughby a each, $240; 2 do. adjoining, PS ach 25x100, $170 hed his heart, and he ach 25x100, $176 each, police officer Whiting, tiend, proceeded to his adford street, They found the ed, and after procuring a ended to the second into the entry. to obtain ingress into either from the entry, (in one of d the body of the unfortunate woman lay,) all of them being locked and bolted. On descending the ladder, he observed in a room to which he could not obtain tion, the form of a female |; apparently lifeless, on a bed. d, 9 person Was sent to Mr. Thompson to en- to procure another key; but betore his ar- riyal, the officer concluded to break open the door of the room in which so, and walked to the bed. Here amoet melancho- ly spectacle presented itself. The was not entirely dead, but so utter! fupposed from the eflects of | teken—as to be scarcely abl late a word. The officer immed sistance, and restoratives were a are happy to say, $850; 4 do, do., $165 each, $660; 1 do. on Willoughby enue, 25x100, $150; 1 do. corner enue and Willoughby street, Smith went with him lace, when Hall struck him with the hand- illing him at a blew. house, asked Mrs. Smith for the axe, received it, asked egain for a drink of water, and when she eflered it struck her a “fatal blow. She con- tinued a long time groaning, and he struck her egein and agein, but “it seemed as if she could The plunder of the house gave him 0 and $12,000 in bills and specie, besides the gold beads that he took from the neck Mrs. Smith, which formed afterwards the prin- cipal evidence for his conviction. vietion he attempted to break ja! formed new plans of arson an He returned to the nd 160 do New Orleans at 5 to 6}g0 4 months. o.—We notice rale portion to go out of the mark f $00 bales Cut .) at 13e, to le. Tsas —The cargo per Valparaiso will be offered to- morrow at M’Cullough’s rale rooms. Whatrnone.— Sales of 20 000 Ibs. North West were ©. 8d 2,000 to 8.000 for export, at 32:40. sxey —Sales of 200 barrels Western aad New is Were made at 2c. MARKETS ELSEWHERE, STOCK SALES. Bavimone March 19.— $1000 U 8 6s, . 1834; LOUU do do, snore & Ohio Kattroad. 41, 0, Susyuchaonss Railroad, v0 ; Priran feeder Bo 2.— Pirst Bow $8,000 in notes, access from his posi. motionless and ter reaching the Alter his con- and had already murder against | he Cumberland | Sth, was the regu- | deayor he saw the body. 1; 100) Marytand SKK; 10 abs Balti- 413g: 10 do do, 4134: 30 do From Texas.—At a very late hour last night we received Galverton papers, brought by the steam- ship Portland, the Captain of which fine vessel has our beet thanks for his kind attention. barely had time to giance at these papers, and, moreover, lack both time and apace to give the news they contain, other than the following graph, which appears in the Cirilian of the 91 7, W ai ea 9524; 600 do do, o ly prostrated— 180n V hich she had to move or articu- Were not without a beneficia Second Board~-2 Quarantine at Cuba. The following is an extract ot a letter from the master of an American brig to his owner in New Havana, Feb. 16, 1819. Dear Sin,—I take the liberty of writing a few lines to inform you of thia, my late voyage of discovery, had a very comfortable voy- which I made in 11 da arriving at the mouth of the river, recetved orders 1rom my consignee to turn right about, and beat upto Ragged "sland, and obtain a clearance and a bill cf health, as he had heen advised to do so by the authorities of Neuvitas, which, they said, would enable them to Ie! I would have to go to Havana and ride quarantine forty days. During the time 1 was beating up, it blew a gale from the eastward, mest of the time ingle-reefed sails, and carrying hard at that. arrived at Ragged Island; and got the documenes required, and returned to Neuvitas alter 10 days’ absence ; went up to town, posing all was right; but the ne xt day ordered away to go to Havana to quaran- tune some 1x hundred miles off; they would not allow me to fill a cask of water, or get any stores, or let my consignee come off to the brig. received orders fiom the consignee to go to Hava- na, saving, there was a terrible muss ashore. I[ have had, altogether, an uopleasant time of it co- the time have had two north- re yesterday, making 4 days from Neuvitas, and to my great surprise I found the quarantine had been taken eff from vessels trom New York for upwards of two weeks, and | was at o where I pleased. , paid the charges, and now have to undergo the pleasure of beating up to Neuvitas again. This is what I calla great humbug. I shall leave early in the morning for Neuvitas. All Yours, very truly. Sreamsuie Wasuineron--Goop AppointmENT. —We leurn with pleasure that Capt. G. W. Floyd, n placed in command of the Capt. F. com- | Nort _Extisom, larman Ellison. ited to attend tae om St. Ann’s church, Brooklyn,on Thisre- dey, th |, at 8 o’cleck. On Tuerday. 20th inst., after a short illness, Jauzs Starr, aged 74 years The friends uF the family, and those of his sons, John. James and Michael Staif, are respectfully invited ‘is J, this afternoon, at 3); o’clock, = e. No. 19 Chesnut street. Hisre- maine will be taken to 11th Street Cemetery. On Tuesday, 20th inst, Anny C. Tuorr, aged 45 8. relatives and friends of the family, are respect- ited to attend her funeral, from her Jate resi- ue, on Thursday, 224 it further invitation. dey morning. 20th inat,, at 24; o'clock, aged ink, wife of Frederick West. nd friends ere requested to attend her ernoop, of consumption, Saran, wife of J. W Ballard, aod daughter of Robt. Duncar- ton. Esq., of Cornwall, Orange county, N. Y., in the 283d year of her age. Her remains will be taken to Orange county for in- terment, this afternoon, at 2); o’olock, from her late re- sidence, 210 Sixth avenue. On Tuerdsy, the 20th inst , Ex1za, youngest daugh- ter of Jobn and Margaret Cunningham, aged 1 year, 4 months and 5 days, The friends of the family are respectfally invited to attend the funeral, this (Wednesday) afternoon. at 3 o'clock, from the reridence of her father, corner of Lexington avenue and 26th street. At Middletown Point, N. J ,on Friday, the 16th inst., Cept. Wa W. Fouman, in the 74th year of his age. a MARITIME tSTELLIGE AOR, 2 Port of New York, March 21, 184% . 6 4] moon sera. 6 121 men waren. sum Bimes,, tum sera... Shipe— Fiancieoo, Cary & Co; We'lington (pat), » Grinnell, Minturn & Co; Shakepeare, Combs, Antwerp, Zerora & Co; Cambria (Br), Hall, Baltimore, Barke—Mason Barey, Lapgetos, Buenos Ayres, W W De Forest & Co; Damarheotta. Howes, Havana, Nesmith & Walah; Mary H Kendall, Talman, do, J W Kiwell; Edwin Johnson, Mo- Cano, Boston. Brigs—Denmark, Rooney, Nenvitas, J Owea & Son; Merchant, Ftineon, Cardenas, Nesmith & W: L W Maxwell, Bartlett, Bermuda, Tucker & Lightbowrn; Lady of the Lake (Br), Hill, d Middleton & Co; Lady Bale (Br), Perry, St Jobus, NF, J Braino; Wascaller, Jcsselyn, 8t Marks, Coe, Anderson & Co; Montrcee, Poland, Bsco. Bett & Voroy Amclia, Clark, Portland; Ellen Rodman, O:gcod, New Bedford, hrs NC; Hiram Girard, Benja- re—Clive, Pmith, ricsng min, Battimore; James Mauld. ton, mithes, Philadelphia, Stocp—New York, Jones, New Haven, Arrived. Bteamsbip Southerner, Berry, Charleston, with mdse and pas- sengers, to Spofford & Tileston, Facket sbip Devenshize, Bovey, London ard Portsmouth, 23 days, with mdse to John Griswold.’ Crossed tte Banks faz to tho Northysrd, but saw noice, On Friday, 16th instant, off George's Sheal, William Rice. « eeamsn, foll overboard and was drowned, Biup St Gocrgr, Bird, Liverpool, Feb 12, with mdso and 237 paesengers, to D Ogden. BhipGa’ona, Leavitt, New Orlcan-, March 1, with mdse, to W Nelson. Sid in o:mgeny with ships Lorena and Gondola, both for Kew York. March 1, off the Tortuzas, spoko beig Moselle, fom Cuba for New York. March 17, off Cape eary, the G was struck by lightning; a hole throngh the cabin deok was all the damage sustaired; ling had fine summer weather the whote pas. 0; 12 passer gere. hip Faire d, Loveland, Ayatachlools, 19 days, with mdeo to @ Bulkley, March 4, off Matanzas, passed brig Zmpire, hence ateor- ir) ‘ x fine Gemden, Bhernood, Charleston, 6 day, with mdse, o Dun- am © Dimon, Ship Catherine, Berbert, Charleston, 6 days, with mdsc, toT ardlc. Bark Chancellcr, Groy, Const of Africa, and last from Savan- nah, 3) days, with mdec, to the master. March 8, Int SI. O1, ton —,tpeke bark Howard, from Liverpool for Savannah, bw bark Scancia, Wistman, Stockholm, via Cowes, 43 days, where che put in leaky, with mdee, to order, Berk Tonia (of Dainatiscotta), Crowell, Trinidad, Cuba, 19 daga, with mdse, to the master. Ei jark Samuel Train, P.ummer, Ponce, PR, with mdee, to JD pivers. Bark Chester, Robinson, New Orleans, Fob 24, with mdse, fotke master, March 6, Int 30 22, lon 73, passed ship Martha Washington, stecr'ng NE. Bark Weekesg, Bartlett, New Meer 8) days, with mdsc, to Eugdam, Bog & Co, veseel to RW Trundy. atx Manclarin, Colley (of Thomaston). ‘Now Orleans, 10 days Iatteras, spoke gobr B with mdse, to J Elwell” March 13, off Hunt trom Trintdad for Boston. r a4 iid Mead, Brewn, Savannah, 8 days, with mdso, to R M om 4 Brig Abcona, Liezegang, Matanzas, 28 days, with wogar, to RL & Astuart, Bld inco with brig Caledoniaitt BeAndeewa, Ee Reet heavy weathor, with northern gt 12 daye north of fatteraa. Maieh ta, Int 28 49, lon 79 40, spoke brig Ht Ht Liylet, orig Elcotes, Fackatd, Teisiind: Guba, 98 days, with mdse, to rig Bice ‘ i mdse, Cranicinin & Ponvert. ‘March &, ‘lat 8040, lon?i Yay eigualca’s Brig with white Scld and two a bals, 73 Sor with the wind NN, bl 42 bhds of molasres; same time, saw a soip with her foretormast, Tmigamas, aud main apeallaat maa gous, heading NW. Brig sellerson, Scott, Uedaco de Cubs, Feb 23 with mice, to W P Brown, ‘March 15,1405 80,10n 7030, eased bask Loy An, mazcing to the N Trig Fatap:co, Black, St Cros, Cuba, and 7 days from Nortolk ‘with mdse, to Maitland & Phelps. john Cl Cardenas, 20 days, with mdse, t Brig Clifford, Staples, C: Young, Hawkins & Co. Brig Jchn Glifford, Staples, Cardenas, 20 days, with mdee, to ‘Young, Hawkins, & Co, Brig GL Valtcn, Banzott, 13 days from Cardenas, with sugar and mollastes to A'F M Horn. Brig Solomon Eaten. Coombs, Havana, Fob 20th, with mdse to JJ Jazlor, Sth inst lat 83: 1on76 43; Hooke brig’ Win Hagin, Gardens for Philadelphia. 13th lat 3340, lon 73, brig Galveston, Havana. 14th Int 86, lon 74 brig Goo ‘Washington, Cardonss, nas for NBedford. 18th lat 39 80, lon 73 43, bark Ayercset, Apa aghicola for Philiagelphi. Brig Juno (of Sippican), Griggs, Rio Hoohe, 82 days from Moti'e, ‘where she put in in distress, having lost the captain over- board, with mége, to order, Feb 18, off the Cares of the Delawate, spoke soht Water Witch, of Salem; supplied us with provisions. Brig George W Kerdall, (of Booth Bay) Reed, de, with tugar and molasses, to Peck and with brig Aen Maria, for Balti Niana,{m New Orleans, !or Baltimore. Brig'Catherine Rogers, Hawes, Attakapas, with mies, to Peck men, Brig Napoleon, Cricker, from Key West and 3 days faom Nor- folk, (where sho put in in dis:reet.) with mds to Aaby® Fish, a Ds Pioneer, Hearn, Bt Marks, 18 days, with mdse, to Center Ce, 2 Bolg American, Ross, Bavannah, 7 days, with mdee, to Dunham om outs Elizabeth, Robinson, Para, 29 days, with mdeo, to H K orn DE. Brig fiscet, Revell, Savannah, 9 days, with mdeo, to Sturges, Clearman & Co, March 12, lat 2437, lon 75 40, Nicholas Strat: chens died from ¢elirium tremens, rig George, Walter, Chatleston, 6 days, with mice, to G wik'ey. Brig-dohn Bautch fot Newport), Melville, Georgetown, 80, 10-day with mice, 19 Spraguey Mobiseon te Cor Brig Jerome Dayton, Wilmington, NO, 6and 7 days fm Hamp- With cotton and naval stores, to the Cay Brig Orizaba, Binds, 12 days from 8t Marys, with ship timber, to Nesmith & Walsh. Brig Frances Writs, Sam Juan, CA, 33 days, with hidos, &e, to H& DCothead & Co, Lett no American vessels; spoke nothing John Bmith, am American soldier, native of tho State of New York, died on tho passage, Bulg Alcenua, Mitchell, Neguata, PR with mopar Ke, to F Cook & Co.’ 1sth inst, 75 miles 8K ot tho Capes of Delaware, prssod hark Adulatde, steering 8B. Left at Humocos, brig Atehatalala, fm St Themes for N York, in 2 days, Sehr Henry , Dares, Tobsseo, Feb 1S, with mdze to Howland & Aspinwall, Fe 28th, experienced a gale from NIN W, lost the stays eplit her enils, &e.’ March let, it blow a gale and i cent aoenne Reker reas, Gea ns the ceek Jon lare! » 1, lon ) Raritan, a)! we ane time saw the ship Southerner, Sullivan, leas, Sch Marmion, Wert, from Havara snd 16 days from Monten. at, with 126 tiercer molases to FG Thurston. ‘The M put into jantapzan in distrees ing om a er otaya. ult, eff the Double headed Shot Keye, epoko bark Venice, for Orleans, Sch Arcade, MoCurdy, Ponce, PLR, 20 ds, with mdse to, Star, je& Co. 13th Iat 32 18, lon 72 60, spoke bri 3 omanton, Boston for Havana, 18th lat 38 40, lon 74, spoke brig Nancy’ Pratt, of and fur Boston for Wilmington, NO. The A bas bad heavy north windsduring the passage; has been as far south as lat 23; been north «fi Cape Hatteras 6 <4 Schr Gen, Foster, Yeaten, Maytgues, PR. Feb 25, with engur, molasees, fo, to Sturses & Co, Left’ ecbr Lydia & Jano, from Phila, and othexs before reported. ®chr Merrill, Merrill, Wilmington, NO, with naval stores. Sens Col Hanson, Man, 8t Marya, Gi a with mahogany &o, to xg Alexander, Left tark John rdaer, Idg, for N York, 8 jaye. ‘cbr Mansam, Norfolk, Bch Native Swericas, (of Newburyport) Dickson, Mars ses PR Side, th aes od Deemer) Dickson, tchr BC Lowell, Thomar, Jaemel, 80 days, with mdco, toR W andy, Keb? E Wright. Wright, Jacksonville, EF, 10 days. Bebr Lucy & Naxcy, Adams, Jackeonville, mr days. Schr Phifens, Saunders, Dotoy, Ga, 13daye, Kehr Myers, Fowler. Waahington, NC, 7 éaya, Schr Mery, Robinson, Newhrn, NC, 10 days, Behr Julian Agn, Plymouth, NC, 28'days, Beli John G Faxon, Hall, Bucksville, NC, 12 days. Schr Francis Ann, Danicis, Washiogion, ‘NO, 42 days, Heb Globe, 8 mmong Washington, NO, 6 daya, Sobr Pamero, Osborn, Norfolk, 10 days, Schr Banvard, Arnold, 3 days fom Virginia, Sot r A M Halo, Freeman, Norfolk, 20 days. Robe Frit, 4 very, Riobmo chr Naney Emily Jane, Jacobs, Baltimorc, Beli Michian, Ferty, Bat more, 6 days, Echr Mary Uramer, —, Philadol Bc Niagara, Young, Philadelphia, Solr 0 Burd. Budd, Phi'adelphia. tebe Olivia Chapman, Phi'acerphia, Sonr N w Bates, Delaware, 3days, Retr Sarsh, Perry, New Bedford, ’ Echr Aneta Lamon, Bentley, Ponce, P R. 17 days, with maso to P Hermony & nephews, Schr Fairteld, B orfolk, Behr Nai 3 mebne Hannah, Baltimore, Fohr Mary Hakin, Baltimore. Schr Exile, Delawr re. Schr Pennsylvania, Delaware. Sehr Joseph Fifefield, Delaware. Sete M W Brtos, §mjroa. Nebr Mary Ellen, &myroa, Bobr Pinazro, Chaee, from Hyannis, 3 days. Below, 10 sail square rigged vesoale, he poor woman could speak, she d of ever living happily with’ her ished for death, Smith was e, and his contrition seemed Some kind ne. The echooner Spray, Capt. Sawyer, arrived here yeeterday, from Brazos Santiago. to learn, by this arrival, said she degpaire: husband, and w sent at this tm and heatttelt. their services to attend Mrs. became complete, which w Mrs. Smith, we Je respectable family in By 60; ) do, 60; 40 do are now being | Bank, 2734: that the cholera has as- sumed a virulentiorm at Brownaville—the num- ber of deaths being eight or ten per population of about seven hundred. Smith and Mr. P. Violett, ported as among the victims. Cocke and wile are also dead.--N. O. Crescent, nnsylvanis ba, 334; 50 Pniladelptia Bavk, 125; 5 : : ighbors volunteer S. until her recovery ch we hope may be speedy. ‘arn, is connected with a hi Maine.— Boston anna Canal, 14; “OT, L345 1000 Cincinnati 6 e 8 Union Canal, 117 ot Galveston, are re- Col. Louis P. DOMESTIC MARKETS. Praitaveceata, Match 20—P. M, revious quotations; com: 5 per barrel, with sales of The market for flour at mon brande were held at $4 about 00 bbls, Corn meal is nearly stationary, and sales of about 1200 bbis, are reported at $250. Rye Wheat is unsettled, mort of the stock in beld above the views of bayers; some sales are reported at $100 a $102 for fair and prime red. Corn js in better demsnd. and rales of Southera and Penneylvonia yellow were mado at 63340. « 64s., weight, Oate—A cargo of Maryland sold at Slo. Cotton is without change, with moderate sales. Groceries steady and firm, with sales of 250 hhds, New Orleans sugar at N Orleans molasses at 30: small lot of Laguayra coffee, at a price not public, Pro- visions in fair demand, bat rather teeble ia prices, Some rales bulk meat were made at bc. for sides, 4340 fer shoulders, and Ose. m To for hawe, Whirkey is down; bbis, are quoted at 230, Tue Srramen Convoy.—The Vicks Whig, of the 12th inst., speaking of the steamer Convoy, Prior, bound to Red Iive kRY.—A few days since adraft for two thousand dollars in favor of a man named Dow, drawn by Amos Gove, on John Swasey & 'y, was presented by one of the firm Tursy, Best & Co., of Pittsburgh, and pro- nounced at once a forgery. Dow firm meationed in Pittsburgh, since, two thousand dollars’ worth of flaxseed ter, nails, and other artic presented the draft, which purported to have been accepted, in payment. sey & Co., inquiring whether they such a draft, and receiving a reply in th tive, let Mr. Dow have the merchandise without hesitation, In the telegraphic deepatch, the amount a, and, unluckily, Swasey Fa glort time previous, for 4 small amount, drawn in the same way.— Cincin- nan Gacette, of the burning says:—A man named er, was drowned. | hed several negroes and a considerable amount of money with him. He jumped into the river with a bag contaming $800 in specie, and went down, holding it above his head, and ofiering a large re- ward to any one who would eave him, A German, name unknown, bound for California, wes aleo No other lives lost. flour steady at $3 12); Co., ot this eit! about two weeks of merchandi be & bige.; 150 bbi ‘The firm tele; Navar. Onven.—The $ ecretary of the Navy has | ordered Com. Ballard, Captain Montgomery. and lor to the command of the Navy Yard of the draft was not state & Co. had aceepted one Hon. Thos aD Clingman, represeatative in Con- rere from Norch Carolina, i8 confined to his Cg ge in Washington city, y the Rev Henry Chase, N, of Gloucester, Mats ,to Hiss Run On Monday, the 10th ins by indisposition. Freperica Vo Bark Mary Broughton, Melcher (reported yeaterday), from Antwerp. syeko on the Oi inets at sd 2%) Ton 73 08, cake BW Presoott, of Catnia, from Beaufort, NC, ter the Weat Indica, Manch 2—Wind, ab sun-riow 8:80 meridian, SSK; at mum fet, de. Blowing ha Herald Marine Correspondence, Purnaveiemia, March 20, 4 BP M—Arrived—Ship Tasea- Grande, Ryan, Now Orleans, qarks Varn, Wilkie, Puerto Unbellor Le: 5; brige Montezuma, Castis, Matanxas, then, ‘Trinidad dy Gubs; Huntress, Monroe, Fort fpain; T Guttenbdurg, Worster, as; bark Afton, Leaker, Londonderry; john Rumbold, shiek ton, Md; Alexander, Neal, New Haven: Patmo, ehildup, Saran A ire, Woolsey, do; George Bawatile May, do; Eliza Hand, oaton; October, Boxter, dor Ravana: Mershon, Mobile; Houry Dunerin, Begley, Matanzes net, Paddleford, Taunton, Mags; Julia Franc, Howland, Be t; AK M ers, Mobile; Bal- tmere, Baily, Raltimore: € 1, Bradley, Vienna; Nigue, Kern} well, Laurel, Del; Grace Darling, Kolacy, Now ared—Bag Poster, Lancaster, Boston; Gardincr 1 Wright, Rilison, Candeuha, sehr: Cathrine Martha, Onsuielis: Balt rst licrrietta, end, New Bedford; Voivm, Lutniil, Allonspoint: Joon caepton. Sharp, Borton: J W' Bwair, Ton end, Pail River; Reo nomy Achmced, New York; Chesepeake Bawnrds, Weatoort, Cow; barke & Weilioon, Matthews, New York; WH Harrison, Makerion, do; Delaware, Bioom.bury, do; Uayuga, McKinney, do; ate Iroxeider, Stewart, do, Miacellanecwss Lerrin Baas of the rew stormer Tennewer, for Savannah, wi} clove at Kenyon's, 1 Wall etroet, tuisday, ab 15 minutes to g@elock, PY, Bnew Capt Morris, of the brig Magnolia, arrived at Chaviesten Jen cet in foor days Sous Ie Graade, svator foete Jew Jaye previous to Lio ailing information nad toea re » crived et Sagus that an 4 a ship aud three beige, and Seantsh shin Nea tees late nerves euthee ap LF) < Cubs, near 6 place, about the Tthiast. Capt M ‘bo particulars at the time he loft, Brig Frances, Ingrahan. at Warren, from Matensas, hag N ot Hatteras, a fest tuurdoeaabtele'emer haart Pele hse several carke molasses to light. Notice to Mariners, © Ltactor’s Orrie! strict of Portland and Faimout, Port ia got houre recestly built at Prospect jedcrough, Maize, will te lighted om and after the fixed, natural light at the NE point Prospect Harbor. Fram Pere Venn it taese Bars ‘3 miles, but je not visible at that point; from rf beare'S NEE distant < mules—and in, ruling sloeg the ooaahta vi- Lig title only Between its bearing, N by E346, and NW by I Clark's Ledge (the old point of entrance to the Hes by B. distant 4 mt from te leh Gig Ledge 8 by , datand miles; Little Black Ledge 8 by EXMmile, Little Black nearly covered at high tide. and bears 6568, one mile. terry Point, and Es from Rig Ledye, which Je high ter, ‘Thea lea good passage between the two ledges ferentering the Harbor, Bring the gh to eve ws NSN, a i 7 ack Ledge on the larbosrd ud. € aoe Maree eae ‘Clark ‘the lar. joms—leaving Dp starboard, and ( J on board Fand ssiling WW for the middlo of the bashor-—anchey. with the light bearing EN. - ‘ROBERT P, DUNLAP, Collector, and Surerintendendent of Light Houses of Maize, A letter received in 89g Harbor seporte ship Phomniz, Tristan du Acuna, in Oct last, with 220 bola, 7 oe Cape de Verd, Nov 4, ship Clematis, Bellows, NL, all well. Ship John Jay, of SH, spoke ship India, Willer, japan fea, Jue, 2 Seon rst whales preatg. Mle ind At jcolas, Sept 22, Peruvian, B; 5 clean, well; sobr Exile, her tendor, in coma eau a Heard from, (by lotthe from Cari Bunker) Dee 1, lat 1936 N, rs ; ton 974, Lexibgtob, all well i etter received w ‘egiater office, ft ontgomery. D Barker, eq, United tates Consul Cape Verd islands, soporte, Arrat Port Prays, Nov 6,dohn, Anderson, NB, with a few bbls bigek fish oil (andl sailed tama day); 1th, Dromo, Dagget Ware rer, clean (and rld samo dav); 240, Coluchia, Swensy, 8H, do, had experienced some damage in a gule off the Weatern (and s'deume day); 25th, Awashorke, Smith, Falmonth, oleag ued td sami dar), Doo, Sarat, Mas hew, Mattapolsetl 1009p, ‘end ald Cth); 14th, Mexico, Whitiers, Wes nort clean, came in to stop a leak, and partially sicceetsd (and std 17th); 16th. Cowper, Cole, NB, clean (and sid 2th); 17th. Joannette, West, do é ried away tiller ina gale of wind put ia 10 repair ‘and old 24d); Ba Theophilus Chase, Maccmber, Weare fey ana ald some ay. le Tow ww cbday Lew, Weatp: 7th, Nye, Francis, NB, 0) ap. Da? W eetBsih 10 apy IMPORTANT TO LeRs—We earn from the U 8 Consul at Cape Verd felands, that “by a lato law psssed by the governmenf, whaling sbiys #r» allowed to anchor imany of the cusiom house portsat the Capo Verd Islands, to teade for rotresh. mebta, refit, repair, &e, free of port charves, ond romain for four ays, Sun cay: Hidaye not incluted in the lay days. After the four days have expired. thoy are charyed ae tershantimer ‘The pasinge of this law will be of great convenience to our whe, Hing ship, ag thelr custom Is now to lay off end on, to avoid port and e eS boat in for what they requi shoul fore be made known.”—falem Register, Bteamshi ding 8, Maton 3. iat camship standing 8, March 3, Int 18, lon 80 (probstly one of the Beith W eat India Ballnicamers) ft ina reo sar] lab, Buxton ut vo rieans WEPETT Ei om seinen ae Palen, evs a 0, Leotie, from London for 13, Int 4 29, Yon 69, ai salihe é Worelgn fori Canpenas, Mar 8-—Barks Lunetto, K cen, for New Y Racbanlel Brake, Maley, and A Harelton, Means, wie; yer, Tukesbury, dieg; brize Goorgs Wasting’om, Candi CH ‘applaton, Petars do, Tyrone, Klis for Béltast, oF Blige? Worth; aides, for New’ York, Ig: Martha, Boardman, disg for New York; Xerophon, Wordon, do do! Sarih, MeGivery, for do Jdg; Antares, Howes, dig: John Ill, tiith: wig: Jousy Comery, do; sobs Emeline; Dickery, for Boston; Advance, Bry. aut diss; Mery Yateg. hevce, die; Waterloo, Thomas Titx, and Garello, for Savannvh; Hardest, MoClura, disg; Pilot, Jordan, do; 4920, Comstock, diet; brig Eolian, Jordan, fox Segaa, ald 25th ult, ’Sid, burks'Ehales and F A ‘Thompson, for Boston; brig G L Walton, for New York (which have boom reported ld prem gUEACOA, Bub 2—Schr Rosalthe, Skinncr, or Baa Juan do lor eroedia, Batwvax, March 8—Arr chr Charles, Cooper, N- York; str Europa, Lott, N York, 60 hours, and tole suse day fre Lives i 12h, "brig Malanta, Mathews, N York; 14th, sohe Albion, Havana, March 7—Drig Henry Mershall, Brightman, for ariel, next day, to load for Savannah. Cid 74th ulth alt, beige Zuyder Zee, Foseet, New York; Amazon; Chason, Sagua, to load for Baltimore, viously); sch F\izabeth, Pumroy, for Bangor. Jacuict, Feb 17—Brig Voltaro, Burditt, for Dosten, 9 days 84 Feb 10; sehr Martha Washing:on (of Plymouth), —, Boston, Maranzas, Match 9—Bark Scboois, Campbell, for St Peters, Henrietta, Sawyer, for Boston, 4 or 6 days, and” » Fel — Berk Gew: cary, , for New York, 5 cays; echy Mary Willis. Acios, for Baltamore goon. Pouce, PR, March S—Art brige Marklud, Young, for N York in 4 days; Jobn Colby. Hatch, for doim 3 de: Amulet, of Thomas. ton, Shepherd, dizog; Varocl!ns, Pendletou, Holem, Maria, Haven, of orton, do; bark Hyrerion, Banjamin, Haven, une, AGUA LA GRANDE, March 11—Bark 3 ang brig Tom Paine fo all fr do, 13 ini, a kere ‘on 0, Fel ‘chr Gladiator, Hoyt, ldg for Bavane. AD, Feb 20—Bark Cubs, Curtis, (or Blanchard,) for N days; and othersas tefora on 1m Etome Ports. Araracuicons, March 8—Arr schr Burmah, McFarlan, KaY West; 7th, ship Constellation, Flitner, NYork; Br hark Amerl- cap, Bowell, Mobile; soit Ruth Thomas, Ainsbury, Havaua; Ott, ship Rotert Patten, Fulton, Bostoo; barks John Beower Toitord, Beston; Ann Heed, Collins, N York; Sth, Br ship John Fiel Strang, Bristol; sobrs Ana Sophia, Tathill, Havana; Colum) thea Knapp, NYork. Cld 7th, Br ship Alceste, Cann, Taleae, Clover, NYork; 6th, shlp Monument, Teott re: sehr Patrick Henry, Chi York; Sth, Peter Hatt jester, NYork; Sth, shipe Kockwell, Antwerp; 2d, Robert Wacker, Weeks, Mobile; Ab Lord, Joyce, Liverpoc!, In port, 7th, ships Jchn Fislden. Commodcre, (Br) Pritehard, for @ lotte, Colling. and Ophig. Sy Lveater, K Norrie, for NYork, do; Rovert Patten, mand Clinton, Festcr, for Boston, 0; Masonic, Daw thorn, for Brovie dence, do; Constellation, Filtner, fm NYork, wig; barks J (Br) ¥ord: Robert Watt. (Br) Jobuson; Covenanten, (Br) terion, and Cardiner, pi ies, for Liverpool, load! Cronk. for Antwerp, do; Arin Wood, Collins. for NYork. do; ward, Knudson, do, do; John Browsr, Talfurd, for Boston, 20; Lion, 4 lexander, do, do; Alpha, Bennett, for Providence, do; Bri- tith American, (Br) for Liverpoul. dow wat IZASURIA, March 17—Arz, brig Julia Fayeon, Preble, from. Buistor, March 18—Arr brig Veto Shute, Charleston, Boston. Maich 1, A M—Arr Brig Napo'con, Winslow, Matan zag. Cla fhips Ashvurton, W iliiams, NOrieans; Nestor, Apalachicola; tark Chioc:a, Howland, Buezos, Beige Che- amu, Mocre. Matta and Smyrna; Martha Wort Fi Phis: Gueca Nick Pnitade pias Ma 7 Ovonky, Nor a rt ern Nickerson, Philade plis; Mary, 1 an Ty a elegraphed— Bark Cantero, fin Trinidad; also Mary Hie eh epics tigeatifor atark and 2 pay rigs. Merch 19, P M—Norwogian bark Norze, Evde, Newport, Wales; bark Cautero, Chase, Trisidud; brige Maty Kelso, Roteaede Mer, tle; JM Clayton, Pendleton, che Manson, Perkins, Telegraphed, brigsCommedus, ‘entuorom; Halifax, m igtal for a bark and a brig. Cid Icth, Datoh sche Malvina, Berghuis, Trieste (not Genoa) Bld ship brig Chenam.w; and frum below, brig Triunph; brig Palm acd laa Fridsy; brig Abbott Lawroncs sestervay morning. Cuarixsron, March 16—Arr Magno! lorria, Sagua 1a Grande. ‘Sid brig Henry, Baker, NOvlosus; ache Brothers Bt mer, Sagua la Grande “17th, arr ship Samoset, Tuaker, Li els Tily, Bens'n Havana, ’Cli ship H Allen: Mo Mun NYork; Cidend brig Delphin, Jansen, Acsterdng; brig Arohelaus, Bur ges, NOr'eana: echr Copy, Joie, Boston. BoURBeeY) March: 18—Atr sche Occsn, Burditt, St Domingo for eter, Evcaxrows, March 18—Arr schr Crusade, Pease, Boston NYork), and two echrs unknown oe Eeenrens, March 15—Arr brig Emma Preeton, Hupper, N on Fais, Riven, March 17—Sid ehrs R Borden, Beares, Balti- more; Mixerva, Davis Philadelphia. ys lisnte Poplinad ipet, do for A schre Sesan Taylor, Baltimore for Pordand: ious G:.oversreR, March 14—Arr bri; i in Hartel mune tn or RE Ona Be Bailey, Hartwell, Beltimore {or Frankfor road, Bib. outer har- In pert, rendy, sobrs Billow, Mol ork; Andrew Parker. jr, Parker, fur Baltimore, bor trig Amazon, for Surinam wig wind. Sid. Ltig Triton, Nlo- York. iwi Del Match 19, 934 AM-Ship To. Grande, from New Orleans; barks Lyra, trom’ Key West? Levant, from Cardenas, from, Boaton, sh. brig tHuntrors, trvm Tarts Island, have: Just left the archorags for the city. Brig Swan, for Boston, went OTA a Lepathes Sp Fuscaror, fm Liverzocl, 40h lly havks —1 he packe' ror. fmm F Manctester, from Matabeas Pes, from ey and Ben- Jamin Heath, from an Eastern port, came in this afternoos, and axchored in the rondstesd, where they now remain, The ship Wm. Ponve, Mores Litre ‘brig Metanea, Bunce; NYorky sohes [OnLE, Mere! rT ore, Bunce; Avon, Cushing, Boston; Borltss, Allen, NOrieana. ” Naw On.vans, Maroh 11—Arr U § steamer A B Hetes), Port Lavaca; sbip Kalamazoo, Faulk, Philadelphia; bar Builer, Rio de Janeiro, Backus Porter, Bavannah; Orion, Pray, Conk; br'ge Harriett, Whitney, Vora Cruz; Kendor, lo; elerant (Be) Yung, Katte Toland, sche Outer, BU, tame icc: Eveline, Kors, Bunton, Princeton, Smith. and Panams, Bor- pm mie Jago; ton Leg e Me a! Wm aoe ers, Chagres, felow, Cor ‘Saragossa, * 3 Br tark, rame urkxown, ies in Key West and NYork. urrier, do; a le! uj ston; ‘ehe Herron Small Potadeiphia yeaa y DON, Mare! rr ir? Ben: wn, Richards, fm Norfolk for Norwich; Andes, Keeney, NYorks olospa N Lowdons Latham, do; Franklin, Miner, Prov, 81d, schr W: Roe San Francisco, Cal, ‘gers, 100, e New Haven, March 17—Art schr Gold Hunter, Wright, Ponse sipB¥onk. st, brig Atlsatic, Duel, Bacbadoes eon) D Fab, Portiann, March 17—Brig Emeline, Cl New York; sche Warrier, Pmith, New Yorks Trusnpot’ atwed Wes Forky onry Fepnce, Crone Baltimore. Cid bark Louies Raton, ‘RovineNce, March 17—Arrsloops Proof, Glass, New York; ‘tol, Mills. New York. Cid brig Castilaa, Dé Havana sobre David Lombard, Kich, Norfulky Ban Jasintee Weller Ree Grande, Chase, and Ann 8mith, ina, New Y« vi ference ae Pome Turk Commodore, Coal Cay Bh low York; 4 Cay ecuseeh, Pow, do, 5 Po cur March It eae he Charies & Willie, from yUTH, Mare! I sche Z North River, Va) for Damaziseotty; Kites, Crowel, Baltinore, Piymourn, Moroh 14—A; it Drop- ped below dath, brrk Yeoman, Chace, Gaiforaney ty ark, Cali Ricuonp, March |17—Ol abi] verson, S ND, 7. Dan ship Pollux, I) Rio de 8 March 15—A: Bateu, Maoh 1)—Bld bark iecrae ‘ving a rae Ban Francis. ¢0; sehr Mary Clark, Nickersoa, NYork; 18th, Ree Amerlos, Treadwell, Philsdelphiay Sehe Delematn, INGTON, March 16—Art sobs Anti, Stet New Haven; Belle, Dennis for New York; sloon tera Rese heee for do, Wannen, March 17—Art below, tansas, BIU18, sloop Vermont, Cole, New Teck Pema Mae i wet, seed Arrived, x —Bteatmsbip Seutherner— jeaneret weed, Miss Kane, Miss Bement iy Julia vant, M. i 23 | wredtyctromo’S childzen and nurse, Mre Taylor Mes Hecate ton ard daughter Mrs Barton ai LC Adamson, KB Adam. a) David Muihailand, Capt Farnham, Chas D Carr, Wm Hazeleh AX Bluxt, JL Gregg, Nicholas Haight, ravelton, 8 8 Hix, M Myers ai t0 im e atceraze. pe clits es OXDON as PontsuoVTN—Packet Ship Dev Pov'er, Indy, tetee ehivien and servang and Are Rouben emg obiléren, London; Joseph Ragelach: 4 lady; JA Van Amburgh, f York; James Barrel and Chas Guuther, London; Wm. Cooper, Semuel Belcher and Jady, Jobn Belcher and teay, John Lie] tnd two children, Mirs ‘Buck, Moun Ford, Cuter, Keowee Iravor, Phipps, Ionao, Melcher, botteridge, King Rugs, Hoolla an ee bs Spa it Ship -Y fe aad Croft, ‘addell, J yworth, 8, doctor of tl 3 Orage. t ianiretox—Bhip ry den—Cepe ‘9 rt a — A RL¥s ON—Ship Catharine Lerbowt—MK M A Oobb, § Cobb BC Wo-dman, Mr Chri : data cece s heist r Hitte, Rev D Wile 01, ark Bean Guetra’ ¥ Malm- atic, Miso Chiistica Mamgrl. wt 8M 9 Brown, Me Passengers Sailed, HAMPTON AND Beem ey —S teams hi; Was) ty Ud Plousyart, Covvecusnte Bie ane BSA Ply % b York; ii her, dos nee, Dominion Gam ri BF Sohuttze JG Heoker, JH Rome, dite OC! over roud, l-axe T Block, Tho Barnard aud thive or four otbera nage not wscer‘sined, ig, tine Lcimee—Dr Edward B Speowh ’ ey EEE