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INTELLIGENCE BY THE MAILS. Arey Pumapvetrui, March 26, 1849. ‘The Kentucky and Schuylkwt Banks—The Robber of the Government Jewels—A Murder—Killed by an Ommbuse— Parade of Firemen—The Steam- shtp Columbus—The Bark Warsaw, &c. A compromise between the Bank of Kentucky and the Schuyikill Bank is understood *o be in pro- gress, and will probably be concluded ina day or \wo, which will put an end to the vexatious litiga- tion that has been so long existing, and enable the Schuylkill Bank to resume operations for the re- mainder of the time for which the charter has to run. The Kentucky Bank is to surrender some of the advantages acquired by the recent decision in jts favor. The officers of the Schuylaill Bank, by placing certain property agreed upon in the hands of the victor, gracefully terminate the controversy. A billis now pending before our Legislature, to enable the Kentucky Bank to hold, in its corporate capacity, the property that is so delivered up. A further hearing in the case et Jacob Shuster, alias Tom Hand, was had this morning before Judge Kane, when, alter some additional evidence, the prisoner was ordered to be conveyed to Wash- ington, to take his trial for the robbery of the go- vernment jewels. The letter eent to the late Presi- dent was compared with the hand-writinz of the prisoner, and identified as being very similar. George Righter, who was stabbed last week in Lee eee g, by some unknown person, died last might at the Hospital. An investigation is now in progress by the Coroner. obert Robinson, a machinist, was killed on Saturdey night, by an omnibus running over him while in the act of crossing Second street. The driver drove off at full speed, without waiting to see what injury had been committed through his careleeenees. “He has not yet been arrested. The unfortunate deceased leaves a wife and eight children. Our firemen are making the most extensive ar- rangements for their trieunial parade to-morrow. They have brought trom Bethlehem ao ancient engine, built in London in 1686, which was the firet engine used in thie city, one hundred and thirty years since. itis to be placed on an ele- vatea platform on wheels, and will torm a feature in the procession. The steamship Columbus arrived this morning, from Charleston. She spoke the steamer Osprey, hence tor Charleston, at eight o’clock yesterday morning. The Columbus put into the Breakwater, and placed on board a vessel bound to Charleston a jupaway slave who had concealed himself on board. He made his appearance too soon to eflect his escape to the free soil of Pennsylvania. The brig America, Captain Treadwell, arrived this morning from Salem, having on board Captain Teylor and the crew of the bark Warsaw, which yeseel took fire on the 19th instant, off Cape Hen- lopen, and was burned to the water’s edge. They took to their boats, and were picked up during the succeeding night by Capt. Treadwell. The War- saw was from New York, bound for Panama. MARKETS. The flour market continues dull; some of the hold- ere demand $475 for common brands for export, but others have made rales atashadelower. Extra brands, for city consumption, command $6 to $5 25. There is but little inquiry for corn made. Rye floar is quoted $8 0044 to $3123. Grain is coming into mar! tifwily. Prime Pennsylvania red w: and # lot of good quality sold at $1. to 68c, The request for corn is moderate, and no sales of cats are reported. Whiskey, in hbds.,sells at 2lc., and in bble., at 220. BTOCK SALES. d.—60 Wiim'n RR b5 27%; 60 do 2734; 109 do 2734; $5800 City 6's °79 10134; $700 U. 8, 6's °67 110; $1000 do 110; $1000 do 110; $1000 do 110; $8000 do 110; $1000 do 110; $1000 do 110; $8000 Reading Bas «2 583g; 26 Girard 123¢; 60 Girard Bk 1234; 100-do 1234; 50 do12%; $250 Lehigh Cl Sepo77; 60 Girard Bk bo 1234; BU do 123%; 60 do 1234; 100 do 1234; 50 do 1234; $300 Lehigh Int 67; 100 U S Bank 334; $3000 Treas’y Nts 108%; 100 Coal Scripe 77. Second Bourd and af ter— 60 Reading RR 16; 100 NJ Copper x; 6 N A Bk cash 124%; $80,000 Read'g Bds #6 5434; $1000 Nav 6s 463; 60 Reading RR 16; 60 do 16; $500 Penns bs 79%. First Be Army Genersl Order. War Derantmenr, chron bcs ApsuTant Geneaat’s Orrick, Sigiaim Washington, March 16, 1849, Promotions and appointments in the army of the United States, made by the fresident, by and with the advice and conee nt of the Senate, since the publication of the Army Register, January, 1849. 1.—-PROMOTIONS. Assistant Surgeon Joreph Ii. Bailey, to be Surge seistant Surgeon Joreph H. Bailey, on, August 6, 2848, vice Craig, deceased. SECOND REGIMENT OF DRAGOONS. Brevet 24 Lieut. John Buford, jr., of the First Dra- goons, to be second Lieutenant, February 17, 1849, vice Armstrong, deceared HeGIMENT OF MOUNTED RIFLEMEN, Second Lieut, Julian May, to be First Lieut. October 31, 1848, vice Taylor, resigned. Brevet 2d Lieut. William B. Lane, to be Second Lieutenant, October 31, 1848, vice May, promoted. SECOND REGIMENT OF ARTILLERY. First Lieut, John Sedgwick, to be Captain, January 6, 1849. vice Duncan, appointed Imepector General P izey, to be Captain, February 14, 1849. vice Merchant. promoted. Second'Lteut. Julius A. d’Lagnel, to be First Lieu- tenant, Janvary 26, 1849, vice Sedgwick, promoted. ‘Se jeut. Daniel T. Van Buren, to be First ruary 14, 1849, vice Eisey, promoted. 1d Lieut. ilenry Beneon, to be Second Licu- tenant, January 26, 1649, vice Brevet 24 Lieut. John O. Tidball tillery, to_be Second Lieutenant, vice Van Buren, promoted. THIRD REGIMENT OF ARTILLERY. Captain Charles 8 Merchant, of the Second Artil- lery, to be Major, February 14, 1849, vice Van Ness, deceased. FOURTH REGIMENT OF ARTILLERY. Brevet.2d Lieut. Joseph C. Clark, jr of the Third Artillery. to be Second Lieutenant, January 6, 1849, vice Ebninger, resigned FIAST KEGIMENT OF INFANTRY. Brevet ‘d Lieut Waiter W. Hudson, to be Second Lieutenant, March 1. 1849, vice Crittenden, resigned. © REGIMENT OF INFAN Firet Lieut. Delosier Davidson, to be Captain, Janu- ary 1,1849, vice Penrose, deceased Second Lieut Hermann Thorn, to be First Lieute- Bant, Jevuary 1, 1849 vice Davidson promoted. Brevet 2d Li James McGill. to be Second Lieute- nant, September 11, 1:48. vice Butler, resigned. Brevet 2d Lieut. Robert M. Russell, of the Fifth In- fontry, tobe Second Lieutenant, January 1, 1849, vice Thorn, promoted. FOURTH REGIMENT OF INFANTRY. Brevet 2 Lieut. William A Slaughter, of the Seoond Infantry, to be Second Lieutenant, November 6, 18438, orice Howard, resigned. FIFTH REGIMENT OF INFANTRY. Brevet 24 Lieut. Samuel Archer, to be Second Lieu- tenant, January 30, 1849, vice Long. deceased. RIGHT H REGIMENT OF INFANTRY First Lieut. Robert P. Maclay, to be Captain, Janu- bf for 1849, vice Sheppard, deceased. cond Lieut Charles G. Merchant, to be First Liew- tepant. August 2, 1848, vice Clark, deceased S+cond Lieut. James G. 8. Sneiling, to be. First Lieu- tenant, January 22, 1849, vice Maclay, prometed. Second Licutensat Richard J. Dodge, from the 4th Infantry, to be Second Lieutenant, December 24, 1848, vice Deamy, deceased Brevet 2d Lieutenant Thomas K Jackson, of “ith In- fantry, to be Second Lieutenant, January2, 1849, vice Bueliing, promoted EREVETS. By the President, by and with the adviee and consent of the Senate— Merch 2d and 81, 1849. Buxvxrs—\ For gallant and meritorious oondnat in the batties ef: Palo Alio’ and ‘ Reeace de ls Palma,’ in Texas,” onthe bth and 9th of May, 1846, To dete from May {j, 1846. Majors by Breve Captain Piteairn i ath ipsentg) tM Morrison, 4th Infantry, (now Majer Captain Gouverneur Morrie, Ath Infantry, Captain Abraham C. Myers, ‘Assstant Quarter yoarter, (1D place of the brevet of like grade conferred | for * Contreras and Churubusco” cancelled ) 4. 4th Infantry y A. Arnold, 24 Dragoons, (now Captains by Breves. tafitt Lieut, Jobe F. Kolund. 24 Artillery, (now Cap- ain.) (in e Of the brevet of like 0 a ’ Mon icres? —cancelled ) nied elon First Lieut, John A Whitall, 6th infantry, (now Captein.) i First Liewt. Orear F, Winship, 24 Dragroons, (now Assistant Adjutant General ) Buevers—"For galiant and meritorious conduct in the battle ot Monterey, Mexico,” on the Zlst, 22d, and 28d of September, 1846, Te date from September 28, 1846. Colonel by Brevet Brevet Lieut. Colonel Thomas Staniferd Lieut. Col- one! 8th Infantry. Majors by Brevet, Captain Richard B. Scseven, sth Infantry, (in place of the brevet of like grade conferred for “Molino del Rey?’—cancelled.) brevet Captain John F. Roland, 24 Artillery, (now Daptain ) Coptain Daniel T. Chandler, 3d Infantry, (In place of ibe brevet cf jike grade comferred for “Contreras and Churubusco”’— cancelled ) Captain by Bravet First Lieut. Honry Little, 7th ebruary 14, 1849, try, (now Capt.) Colonel Henry Stanton, Assistant Qu: General, to be Brigadier G , to date from January 1, 1647—" when be was acting as Quar- termester General jn Washington.” D. Grebam, Corps of Topographical En- 18. U Lieut, Colonel by revert fee vaiussy bighly distinguished servi Dounaery line be 4 aud the pro. ” to date trom George Cooke, 24 Dragoon, to be by Brevet, for * meritorious con- tip CaLivonnis,” to date trom the 20th of Febras- , Bavvete—" For salient pad meritoriows conduc) in the battle o% « ? ” Fe faa and 234, “an Vura, Mexico,” February ieutenant Colone! evel, Brevet Joeeph Eaton aptain 8d Infantry. Majer A: |. Coffee, Paymaster. ce y Beever, fo % aient nes mnciterions 200 be Major rt nt aD ° Geet the at a Mxprun, Mexico,” te date from the 251 ler . Colonel Newman 8. Clarke, 6th Infantry, to be Bri- gedier General by Brevet, for nd meritoricus conduct at the siege of Vera Cuuz, Mexieo,” to date from March 29, 1647, (in place of the brevet of like grade conferred for « Churubusco” —cancelied.) Captain Joseph E. Jo! neers, to be Mejor by Brev torious conduet,” to date from April ’ was severely wounded under the enemy’s works at Cxrno Gorvo, Mexico, whilst on reconnoitring duty, Barvets— For gallant and meritorious conduct in the battle of ‘Cxano Gonrpo,’ Mexico.” Te date from April 18, 1847. ‘Majors by Brevet. jaumen, let Artillery, (im place of rade conferred for “ Contreras and Churubusco”’—cancelled ) Captain Joreph R. Smith, 24 Infantry, (in place of the brevet of like grade conferred for “ Contreras and Churubusco” — cancelled. ' Captain William P. Bainbridge, 4th Artillery. Captains by Brev Firet Lieut. William H French, 1st Artillery, (now Captain.) (im place ef the brevet of like grade conferred for “ Contreras and Churubusco,’— cancelled ) First Lieut. William B. Blair, 2d Artillery. First Lieut. Richard P. Hammond. 3d Artillery, (in place of the brevet of like grade conferred for “ Con- treras and Churubusco’’—cancelled.) Firat Lieut, George Sykes, 34 Infantry. First Lieut. Seth Williams, lst Artillery. Note -The date of Decemter 24, 1848, vice Deancy, is given to 2¢ Lieut. Dodge, instead of November 6, 1843, in the 4th In- fantry, as borne on the Army Register for 1849—he having declin- ed promotion out of the Sth Infantry. First Lieutenant by Brevet. Second Lieut. Barnard F.. Bee, 3d Infantry, (im place cf the brevet of ike grade conferred for “ Chapultepec” —cancelled), Major Albert G. Bennett, Paymaster, to be Lieute- nant Colonel by Bi it, for gallant and meritorie: eonduct inan affair with the Guerrillas at the ‘Na- TionaL Buipce,’ Mexico,” to date from June 11, 1847. Mexico,” to date from June 11. 1847, (im place of the brevet of like grade conferred for “ Chapultepeo”— cancelled). Burvets—“ For gallant and meritorious juct in the affair at ‘San Juan pe Los Lianos,”” Mexico.” To date from August 1, 1847. Captain Charles F. Ruff, Mounted Riflemen, to be Major by Brevet. First Lieut JohnG Walker, Mounted Riflemen, to be Captain by Brevet. Second Lieut. James M. Hawes, 2d Dragoons, to be Lieutenant by Brevet. Captain George A. H. Blake, 24 Dragoons, to be Ma- jor by Brevet, for ‘gallant and meritorious conduct in the affair at ‘Saw Avcvstine, Mexico,” to date from August 17, 1847. Brevets—‘For gallant.and meritorious condaot in the battles of ‘Contxexasand Cuvauavsco,’ Mexico,” To date from August 20, 1847. Lieutenant Colonels by Brevet. Brevet Major Daniel T. Chandler, Captain 8d Infan- try Brevet Major Thompson Morris, Captain 2d Infan- try, (now Mujor Ist Infantry,) (im place of the brev of like grade conferred for “Chepuitepeo’’— cancelled.) Brevet Major George Nauman, Captain Ist Artillery. Brevet Major Joseph R. Smith, Captain 2d Infantry. Majors by Brevet. Captain Samuel C. Ridgely, 4th Artillery. Captain John C. Henshaw, 7th Infantry. Captain Andrew Porter, Mounted Rifiemen, (in place of the brevet of like grade conferred for “Cha- pultepeo”—cancelled.) Brevet Capt. William H. French, Ist Artillery, (now Captain.) Brevet Capt. Richard P. Hammond, Sd Artillery. Captains by Brevet. First Lieut. Francis Woodbridge, 24 Artillery, (now Captain.) Virst Lieut, Zealous B. Tower, Engineers, (in place of the brevet of like grade conferred for ‘ Chpaulte- neelled.) lst Lieut, Truman Seymour, 1st Astillery, (now 1st Lieuteni Second Lieut. Lieutenants by Brevet. William K. Van Bokkelen, 7th In- fantry. Second Lieut. James Stuart, Mounted Riflemen, (in place of the brevet of like grade conferred for“ Cha- pultepec’’— cancelled ) Barvets—“ For gailant and meritorious conduct in the battle of * Contreras,’ Mexico.” ‘To date from August!20, 1847. Brevet 1st Lieut. Gustavus W. Smith, 2d Lieut. Engineers, to be Captain by ‘Brevet, (in place of the ot like grade conferred for " Chapultepec””— je ) Second Lieut. Frederick Ste id Infantry, (now lst Lieutenant,) to be let -L' nt by Brevet, (in place of the brevet of like grade eonferred for“ Cha- pultepec””—cancelied ) Second Lieut. Robert M. Morris, Mounted Riflemen, Dow let Lieutenant, to be let Lieutenant by Brevet, (in place of the brevet of like grade conferred for “ Chapultepec’’—cancelled ) Second. Lieut. Hermann Thern, 2d Infantry, to be lat Lieutenant by Brevet, for “ gallant and meritorious conduct in the battle of ‘Cuunususco,’ Mexico,” to date from Augnst 20, 1847. Baevets—“ For gallant and meritorious conduct in the battle of ‘ Mouino ox. Rev,’ Mexico.” To date from September 8, 1847. Colonel by Brevet4 Brevet Lieut. Colonel Francis Lee, Major 4th In- fantry. Lieutenant Colonels by Brevet. Brevet Major Richard D. A. Wade, Captain Sd Ar- tillery. Brevet Major Richard B. Steven, Captain 8th In- fentry. Brevet Major Bepjamin Huges, Captain Ordnance, (in place of the: brevet of like grade conferred for “Contreras and Churubuseo”’— cancelled ) " Brevet Major William Chapman, Captain 5th In- fantr: is Woodbridge, lst Lieut, 2d Ar- B tillery, ) Captains by Brevet. First Lieut. John Beardsley, 8th Infantry. Brevet Firet Lieut. Frederick T. Dent, Sth Infantry, (now let Lieutenant ) Brevet First Lieut, James G.§. Snelling, 8th In- fantry, (now Ist Lieutenant ) Brevet First Lieut. Hermann Thorn, 2d Lieut, 24 Infantry. First Lieutenants by Brevet. Second Lieut. Ulysses 8, Grant, 4th Infantry, (now Ist Lieutenant ) Second Lieut. Edwin Howe, 6th Infantry. Second Lieut, Edmund Russell, 4th Infantry. Brevers—“ For gallant and meritorious conduct in the battle Cuarutterec, Mexico,” To date from September 13, 1847, Colonels by Brevet. Fe he Lieut. Col. Justin Dimiok, Captain lst Ar- ery. Brevet Lieut. Col: William Turnbull, Major Topo- graphical Engineer Lieut. Colonals hy Brevet. brevet Major Joseph Hooker, Assistant Adjatant jeneral Breyet Major Joseph E. Jobason, Captain Topogra- phical Engineers. Grace Major John B. Grayson, Commissary of Bub- sistence Brevet Majar Jacob B. Backenstos, Captain Moznt- ed Riflemen. Brevet Major Daniel Ruggles, Captain Sth Infentcy, Brevet Major diepry L Scott, Captain 4th Infantay. Brevet Major 4ndrew Porter, Captain Mounted - men. Majors by Brevet. Captain Samuel Woods, 6th Infantry. Brevet Capt. Roswell 8. Ripley, lst Lieut, 9d Ar- Capt. John Sodgwick, lst Lieut. 2d Artillery, pt. Thomas Williams, let Lieut. 4th Ar- Brevet Capt. Oliver L, Shepherd, 84 Infantry, (now Captain.) ‘ Brevet Capt. Pinkney Lugenbeel, 1st Lieut, 5th In- fentr: it. Zeslous B. Tower, 1st Lieut, Engineers. Brevet Capt. Thomas J. Jackson, lst Lieut. lat Az- tillery cbteret Capt. Granville O. Haller, dth Infantry, (now ry seureret Capt. Fits John Porter, let Lieut, 4th Artil- Captains by Brevet. any First Lieut, Barnard £, Bee, 24 Lieut. 8d In- B tay First Lieut. Ralph W. Kirkham, 2d Lieut. 6th et First Lieut. Frederi Ingeniry. (wow in Lironeny ttl? 4 Lieut. 34 ever iret Lieut Robe: eee, kOw et Lartomeetr M. Morris, Mounted Rifie- nee Lieut, John P, Hatoh, 24 Lieut, Mount- Lieut. Gordon Granger,24 Lieut. Moant- Breve ed Riremen. jews revet Firat Lieut. James 4 nt pitenen Stuart, 2 Views, Mounted Brevet First Lieut, George B. MoClelian, 24 Lieut. Engiveers Pugin Brevet First Lieut. Marcus D tillery, (now First Lieutenant ) Brevet Firet Lieut, Henry M. Judah, 4th Infantry (now Firet Lieutenant ) : Brevet First Lieut, ¢ ry, (now First Lieut Brevet Firat Lieut, nance. Bievet Firet Lieut (now Firet Liew Brevet Capt Theodcre T. 8. Laidley, Ordnance, to be Major by Brevet, § Meritorieus conduct iu the defen €0,” Lo date trom Uctober 12, 1847, L. Simpson, 24 Ar aries G. Merchant, 8th Infant- nt.) ries P. Stone, 2d Lieut Ord. Maurice Maloney, 4th Infantry, nt) Firet Lieut. egal antand f ‘Yuebla,’ Mexi- Brevet Major Benjamin 8. Roberts, Captain Mounted Rifleman, te be Liwut, Coicuel by Brevet, + for galiant 4 meritorious comduet in the setions with the ene- Matamoras,’ November 23, 1847, and at the Passe of Galazars,’ Mexico,” November 24, 1847, to date fro.c November 24, 1847. B. . vers —"' For gallant and meritorious conduct in the b. ttle of Santa Cruz de Rosales, Mexico.” To date from March 16, 184! Lieutenant Col jonel by Brevet, Be Ist 5 Brevet Major ie io Sel Mion Dragoons. Captain William N. Grier, 1st Dragoons, Captains Brevet. First Lieut. William E. Prince, let Infantry. First Lieut: Johm Love, lst Dragoons, First Lieut. Alexander B . Dyer, Ordnance. First Lieutenant by Brevet. Becoud Lieut. Joho Adams, 1st Baxvets—“ For ‘ meritor, in the enemy’s eountry.”” To date from ns. ous conduer’ while serving May 30, 1848, Lieutenant Colonels, Major Adam D. Steuart, Paymaster. Haier Cheries Thowas, Quartermaster. uel McRee, Qua: termaster. Mojor Bi t Mejor George W. ipgineers. Haghes, C: ptain Topogra- Mojor Thomas Swordi Gaaceereeater, Maj tain Edwin B Babbite, Assistant Quartermaster. tain Jonathan G. Barnard, Engineers, tain Williem D. Fraser, En; Brevet. Captain Margene R, Patriek, 2d Infantry. Second Lieutenant Martin L. Enginee t Lieutenant by Brevet Smith, Topographical Buuvets—“For ‘meritorious conduct,’ particularly in the performance of their duties in'the prosecution of the war with Mexico.” To date from 80, May 1848, Major Generals by Brevet. Brevet Brigadier General George M. Brooke, Colonel Sth Infantry. Brevet Brigadier General Commiesary General. George Gibson, Colon ry Brevet Brigadier General Roger Jones, Colonel and Adjutant Generel Brevet Brigadier General Nathan Towson, Colonel and Psy master General Brigadser General by Brevet. Colonel George Taloott, Ordnance, Coionels Lieut. Colonel Thomas master General. Lieut. Colonel Joseph P. sary General by Brevet. F. Hunt, Deputy Quarter- Taylor, Assistant Commis- Lieut, Colonel A2neas Mackay, Deputy Quartermas- ter General Lieut, Colonel Samuel General. Cooper, Assistant Adjatant Lieutenant Colonel by Brevet. Major Rufus L, Baker, Ordnance, ipley, ‘ompkt tant General. Majors Ordne: Bs, Quar' ‘termaster. iam G. Freeman, Assistant Adju- by Brevet. tain Alfred Mordecai, Ordnance. Captain James Belger, Assistant Quartermaster. Buevers—“ For meritori ous conduct.” Fo date from May 30, 1848. Major General by Brevet. Brevet Brigadier General Hugh Brady, Colonel 2d Infantry. Brigadier Generals by Brevet. Brevet Colonel John B. Walbach, 4th Artillery, (now Colonel.) Colonel Richard B. Mason, lst Dragoo: Colonel and Surgeon General Thomas ns. Lawson. ‘Majors by Brevet. Captain William A, Thornton, Ordnance. Captain Edmund A. Ogden, Assistant Quarter- aster. ptain John T. Sprague, 8th Infantry, €OKKECTION OF DATES, (By and with the advice Major and Brevet Lt. Colonel D. termaster, to date from J 21, 1846. ‘and consent of the Senate) D. Tompkins, Quar- aly 22, 1842, instead of April Second Lieut, George D. Willard, 8th Infantry, to date from August 2, 1548, instead of December 24, 1848. I1.—It buving been deteri mined that the brevet com- missions conferred on the officers of the late ‘ Ten Regiments,” who have been restored to their former 1) pure to be fective when they ceased to ons, regiments, and corps, In the peac t to the act ef July 1%, 1848, jatab- eased officers of these regiments by reason of the expiration of the term for which they were commissione: accordingly, are not recognise: Ill. i,” the anid commissions, PPOINTMENTS. Captain Jobn F. Lee, of the Ordnance Department, to be Judge Advocate, March 2, 1849, (with the Brevet rank of Major of Cavalry, ) INSPECTOR GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT. Captein Jai Duncan, of the 2d Artillery, to be Inspector General, January 26, 1849, vice Croghan, de- ceared. MEDICAL DEPARTMENT, Henry S. Hewitt, of Connecticut, to be Assistant Surgeon, Maroh 2, 1840. ‘Thomas A. MePariin, of Surgeon, March 2. 1849. Maryland, to be Assistant John Byrne, of Missouri, to be Assistant Surgeon, March 2, 1849. Lafayette Guild, of Alabama, to be Assistant Sur- geon, March 2, 1849. tym F, Edgar, of Missouri, tobe Assistant Surgeon, March 2, 1840 ‘Thomas H. Williams, of Maryland, to be Assistant Surgeon, March 2, 1849. PAY DEY ARTMENT, Abram Van Buren, of New York, to be Paymaster, March 2. 1849, Robert A, Forsyth, of March 2, 1849. Robert B Reynolds, of Mareh 2, 1849 Michigan, to be Paymaster, Tennerseo, to be Paymaster, Jeremiah Dashiell, of Louisiana, to be Paymaster, March 2, 1849. Sacfield Maclin, of Arka: 2, 1849. Augustus W. Gaines, of Maroh 8, 3849. Albert’ G. Bennett, of March 2, 1849. ynsas, to be Paymaster, March Kentuoky, tobe Paymaster, Mississippi, to be Payma:ter, Hiram’ Leonard, of New York, to be Paymester, March 2, 1849. Francis A. Cunningham, of Ohio, to be Paymaster, March 2, 1849. George C. Hutter, of Mareb 2, 1849. 1V.--Ca' Virginia, to be Paymaster, SUALTIES. Resignations (4). Mojor General Zachary Captain Second Lieut.. William March 1, 1849 January 6, 1849. Brevet Lieut. Ci borough, Pa., Jai Major David Van Me, February 14, 1849 Captain James M Hill, ry 7.1! Brevet Captain John D. Second Lieut Richard Fort Gibson, January 80, V.— Of proper regiments, com; delay; these on detache: cial ipetructious 11 repor ing officer of their respect Vi.—Accept ment will be neral of the Arm; cond Lieut. Henry A. Ehni; Deaths, (10.) Colonel George Croghan, inspeotor General, at New Orleans, La., January 8, 1641 Roger S. Dix, Paymaster, at Hills- oF 2B promptly rej Taylor, Jan. 31, 1849, wall L. Fremont, 84 Artillery, as Assist- ant Quermaster (only), Feb, 19, 1849. L. Crittenden, 1st Infantry, er, 4th Artillery, 9. 849. ‘Ness, 8d Artillery, at Pertland, Assistant Quartermaster, at Baltimore, Md., January 29, 1849. Captain W.M D. McKissack, Asst, Quartermaster, at Pittsburg, Pa., January 27, 1849. Brevet Major James W. Penrose, Capt. 2d Inf., at Platteburg. N. Y., January 1, 1849. Captain Augustus F Sheppard, 8th Infantry, at Jef- ferson Barracks, January 22, 1849 Captain Edward G Eliott, Asst. Quartermaster at Crucen, Istbmus of Darien, January —, 1849. Clark, First Lieut. 8th In- fantry, near Helena, Ark . August 2 1848. Second Lieut. Beseleel W Armstrong, 2d Dragoons, at New Liebon, Ohio, Febru: 17, 1849. H. Long, 6th I 1849. try, at flcera promoted ‘and appointed will join their }, end stations without view, or acting under a; rt by letter to the comm: © Fogiments and corps acceptances of appoint- ‘Adj ted to the tated. led in this Order ent. War Derantuene, Wasninatox, Maroh 15, 1849, \ The Senate of the United states having decided that the trial and conmtiction of Major Grorge B Crittonden, of the Regiment of Mounted Ridemen, were illegal and. costrary to the directions arore therefrom ; and the wards referred by the then of law, and that no vacancy subject having been after- Execative to the late Secre- tary of War, without any decision having been made thereon, the President, therefore, directs that Mejor George B. Critienden, of the Regiment of Mounted Riflemen, b» restored to bis commission and dormer rank in the army. The Adjutant General will give the necossary in- structions for the due execution of this order GEO W CRAWFORD, Sccretary of War. VIII —Major Crittenden will proceed taijota hi giment and report for duty to ¢ commanding off without unnecerrary delay {X.—The rest <f Mounted Ritem rmy Register, puolished in Jan’ c Depeale Jobn 8. Simonson, May 27, 1846. jon of Major Crittenden,ond the pation of Captain im the grades officers in the en. from thore borme on the -y, 1849, to Commis- sion Mt Mejor, August 19, 1847,expired March 3. 1840 —the Nensce having declared that there was no va- ooniet Lieut. Andrew J. Li , May 27, 1846. Com- mission of Captain, of October 31, 1848, expired March 3, 1849—t.be Seaate having vacancy. decisrod that there was no Firet Liew * Julian May, October &i, 1848, (promotion to sume grade. d Augu st 19, 1848, cancelled.) Second Lieut. Saniel M. Frost, Febraary 16, 1! Commissioned Fite Lieutenant October 31, 847. 1848, ex. pired Mareh 8, 1840—the Senate having declared that Ubere was no va ¢.¥, Second Lieut, Willem B. Lane, Octobver 31. 1848, (promotion to came gr.vdo, dated Auzust 19, 1848, can- eelled ) Brevet Second Commirsion of 24 no vacancy, By it. Caleb E Irvine, June 28, 1848. ten wt of October 31, 1648, ex- oh 8, 18490—the Se. wte having declexed that orn? 1h. JONES, Adj. Gen. MEMORANDA. Adam D_ Stevart. re-ap Re Appointments pointed Paymaster in tho Army, from January 14, 1849, when his ivvmer appoint- ment ¢xpized, Chrittopber Andrews, re-appointed Paymaster in the Army, from October 24, 1641 ment expired, Ganerar Onvens, No, 16, ry 1—Ten additional Chai Doing authorised te be Api w 8, whem his former appoint- Wan Derantwent ant Genena ‘Dy the ent of Marea 2, 1849, the Hat of Military Posts designated in “ Ge- neral Orders’’ Ne. 66 is revised as fellows,— 1. Fort Mackinac, Mich. 2. Fort Gai ipper Mississippi, 160 miles above Fort 8: 8. Fort Snelling, Falls St. Anthony, lows. 4. New post at or mear Fort }, On the Oregon route, 300 miles west of Fort Kearny. 6. Fort Kearny, Grand Island, Piatte River, 220 miles west of Fort Lesveaworth, 6. Fort Leavenworth, Mo. 1. Fort Scott, Missouri Frontier. 8. Fort Gibson, Cherokee Nation. 9. Fort Towson, Red River. 10. Fort Washita, Red River. 11. Fert Pickens, Pensacola, Fla. 18 Fort Brotha a. 13 rooke, Fla. 14, Fort Monlivis, Chartertes Harbor, 8. C. 16. Fort Monroe, Va. 16. Prineipal Bompiting Depot, New York Harbor. 17. San Francisco, C: ‘nia. , California. cy, Santa Fe, New Mexico. 20, Fert . El Paso, New Mexico. 2.—Three Chaplains are allowed to the posts to be lished in Oregon, one in California, one in New Mexico, and four fo Texas, to be designated by the Commanding officer of the 3d Division, and Depart- its. No. 8 and 9 respectively, and to bereported for retary of War. By order: R. JONES, Adjutant General. For the information of persons who may make appll- cation for the sppointment of Post Chaplain and Scheolmaster, the following extract from the regula- tions is published for their guidance: ARTICLE XXVIII. 268, Section 18, of the act ef Congress, July 5, 1838, autherizes the Council of Admimistration “to employ such persons ss they may think proper to officiate as Chaplain, who shall also perform the duties of school- master,” at the post for which be {s,chosen; and the se- cond clause of the supplement to the same act, approved Joly 7, 1888, limits the number of posts ‘most destitute of instruction,” for which chaplains may be allowed, to (thirty,) to be approved by the Secretary of War. 2€9 When the Council of Administration sball have selected @ person to officiate as chaplain, they will also determine his compensation, and report these acts, through the Adjutant General, to the War Depart- ment. They will be careful to transmit at the same time the recommendations of the highest ecclesiastical authority of thecommunion to which the applicant belongs. 70" The monthly pay of a chaplain shall not exceed forty dollars,in addition to which he will be allowed fourrations per day, and quarte) nd fuel provided for a captain. 272. The duties of schoolmaster of the pi perfcrmed under such regulations as be de by the council of administration, app commandi listed men, It will be seen, from the foregoing regulations, that applications for post chaplains are not made t Seoretary of War, but should be addressed and direct- ed “to the commanding officer of” the posts at which they ere emplayed. See the above li R. JONES, Adjutant General. Mareh 19, 1849. Appointments by the President, By and with the advice and consent of the Senate. Will m nington, of New Jersey, to be Governor of Min ta Wiliiem 8. Scott, of United States for leds tern District of Li thereto. APPOINTMENTS IN THR Navy. Francis M. Gunnell, to be an Assistant Sargeon in the Navy, vice Alexander Robinson, deceased. Firet Aseistant Engineer Jesse Gay to bea Chief En- gineer in the Navy from the Slet of October, 1848, to fill a vacancy oceasioned by the resignation of John Feron. jr. Notice to Mexican Claimants, Deraktment oF State, } ‘Washington, Merch 24, 1819, Pursuant to the 4th section of the act of Congress, approved 8d March, 1849, entitled, “ An act to carry into effect certain stipulations of the treaty between the United States of Am: a and thi ublic of Mex- ico, of the second day of February, one thousand eight hundred and forty-eight,” notice is hereby given, that the board of commissioners ereated by that act, will meet in the city of Warhington, on Monday, the six- teenth day of April next, to receive and examine all claims of citizens of the United States upon the repub- lic of Mexieo, which are provided for by the treaty aforesaid, and which may be presented to the said board of commissioners, and to decide thereon accord- ing to the provisions of the said treaty, snd of the first and fifth articles of the unratified convention, con- cluded atthe city of Mexico. on the twentieth day of November, one thousand olght hundred and _forty- three. OHN M_OLAYTON, CITY TRADE REPORT. Monpay, March 26-2 P.M and frm. Corron—A lls, at prices current on Saturday. e market is heavy for Wes- tern flour, and the demand only moderate. bbis, at $5 18% @ $6 26 for Brooklyn; common to good and straight Wert d $6 for pure Genesee, Of New Orleans, about 500 bbis. sold at $6 @ $5 06%. Grain generally is quiet. corn is quoted at 56 a 670.; white is dull at 5: Rye and oats, as before , droeping. Provision market is still heat for mess pork, and holders offer it at $1094. Beef is without change and dull. Lard ie on the deoline, with emall sales at 6 a 63¢0. Wuis- xy 224 @ 280., and dull. Monpar, March 26—6 P. M. The market for produce generally, and especially for breadstufis and cotton, was heavy to-day. The receipt of private letters did not seem to have the effect to im- part ny additional improvement since Saturday. joderate sales of flour were made on terms slightly favor of buyers. Wheat was quiet. Corn sold in limited way. The tendency of the market was dow: ward, and buyers were offering lower figures both for whit mixed ; bef arce, was in tair in- ‘as dull; while oats ann om Saturday. Provisions, as usual the first day ef the week, were very quiet. There was no change in pork or other articles. Cot- ton sold only toa moderate extent, at about 3/c. 440., down, since the receipt of the Cana: ‘Asnzs.— Sales of 150 bbis. pots wi 3%. Pearls soldin small way at $7, —Flour—The sales of Western flour, in separate lots, amounted to about 2000 bbis., including common and straight brands, at $6 25 a $5 3734, wich small lots Ohio better than com: it $5 60 ut 1,000 a 1,200 in separate lots at $5a $5 1234, and 600 Howard street, Baltimore, Gsorgetown, and Richmond country, in neparate parce! $5 8 $5 12%. Wheat wasinaciive, quotations nomi Com—Sales of 6,000 bushels of yellow 560., and 600New Orieans at 520, ‘Meal—BSales of 200 0300 bbls, were reported at $2 50 o $2 66%. Rye—si of 600 bushels were reported st G0c, Marley was worth about 620 a 66c. Rye Flour— 200 s 800 bbis changed hands, No price giver. Carriz.—Offered 1,200 beef cattle, (900 Southern, re- mainder trom this State and the East,) 75 cows and calves,and 1600 sheep and lambs, The market for beeves curing the week has been very firm, and prices, if anything, show, on the poorer qualities especially, & decided advance on previous quotations, Sales were made at sayfrom $9 down to $7. These figures may be considered the jair average, though asale now and then ocours above and below. The market closes dull, to-day, and from the appearance of the yard, we should suppose about 200 left over, undisposed of. Sales of cows and calves at $20 to $30 @ $47 50—all sold. Sheep and lambs at $2 40 Lo $3 5U & $0 6U—1UU iets over. Corron.—The sates, to-day, were about 700 bales, at prices aboutan eight tos quarter cunt off from the prices of Friday last. Fitn.—There continues a good demand for fish, and we notice sales of 800 quintals dry cod at $2 81 barrels Mars, mackerel, at $9 873¢ for No. 1, $5 76 tor No, 2, os 75 for No. 3; and 4,000 poxe: led herring o —The market is not very active, and the only sales reported are 500 boxes bunch ins at $1 60. F: ta. Rates were unsettled, and engagements light. For cotton to Liverpool, 3-iéd was about the rate, while ‘4d. was asked, Flour and corn 1. To Havre, cotton was being taken at Xo. orts, rates were uncertain, Hay war quiet at $0 a 560 Transactions embrace 160 hhds. Porto @272.- 4 months, Stokes —There is but little doing. About 200 barseis No, 1 rosin were takem at $2 50, and some parcels of spirits wt 3734 a 380, —cash Ow.—The European accouggs are favorable, lingsed quotations on the other side Raving advanced. The sales are 2,600 gallons English at 60¢ ; 800 do. do at t3c.—60 days, and 800 do city pressed American at60e. Ou Caxe:.—The foreign market has again declined, which hee Bad adepressing effect upon this. We hear of no operetione. Paovisions — Small lots mess pork were mado, in all about S00 or 400 bbis.. at $11, with email lots prime, at $9, market clered without animation Lard of about 200 bbie. were made, in lots, at 640. a 6X0. Beef remained about theeame.| Cheese was ia light supply, and relliug in @ moderate way at prices ranging from fc. @ 8¢., socording to quality. Butter was duil oftering Ricx—Is without movement of importance, and dail at $3 @ $3 25 per 100 Ibs, Sucans.—There ban been but little done to-day, and ns at the only sales we hear of are 160 hhds. New Or! 440. @ b¢., usual time. Waist On Saturday, late in the afternoon, of 6.0 Dbis, Ohio were made at 2é6 » 220, I'o-day the market for uli kic 4 inactive MARKETS KLSEWHERB, STOCK SALES. Bawimons, March 2). - $1.00 United States 6's, 1967, 11034; 1,004. do do, 18¢8, 112, 1,000 Maryland semi-annual 6 w)g) $1,147 33 Baits ore b's, 1870, ¢ and p, 0946; 3 snares Bunk of Balu tO) 4 Ge do do, 065; 6 do Farmers’ aud Planters’ Bank, 23) 2av dodgy, 20 do Firemen’ an Tys, b W eo, 41; W do dodo, b & ma, 4, WW do dw do, 74; 20 60 do ao, 76, EE Married, At Bordentewn, N. J., on the 23d ult., by the Rev. T.L Harris, Mr. Issac’ L, Witawa, of Saratoga, to Mics Joiia Raymon n, of the former place, Died, On Monday morning. the 26th inst., Mr. Azagian Drank Linaneos, agee 24 9 5 Hir friends and scqasimteances, and those of bie fe- ther, Col. ( barles F, Lineseok, bers of St, Jobn’s Grand Lodge of tite St other Lodge: re respectfully } foneral, thin at 3 oclookP M Eighteenth street, near Broadway. be interred in the Greenwood Cemetery On Supday 26th inst, Catuwnine Loursa, only ebild of Lewin J, Whe, aged 4 yoars, 1 monts, and ¥ days. ‘The friends of the family are invited to attend her remains will | far from No 17 North Moore street, on Tucsday Sin neve » Bt 33 o'elock P.M. ‘On Sunday, the 25th instant, Hxway M, Meapr,, in the bith The file of bis age. ds ot the family, and his brotbcr-in-1.w. Dr. J. M. Cornelion, are ret ally ‘ited to attend his funeral, from bis jate r oe, No. 1, Sussex place, look, Jersey City, this afternoom (Tuesday) at 4 0’c! withoat farther invitation, On Mondey morning. 26th, after a lingering illness, ee was berne mi bristiam resignation, Mrs. Many MUORTON, aged ears. de ond those of ber dsughters, Mrs. Asshel Her triends, and Jones and Mrs. Stepben Waring, are respectfally in- vited to d ber funeral on this (Tuesday) after- noon, at 8 o’clock. trom No 15 Warren place. Om Saturday, March 24, st her idence, Green Point, L. I, Ann Kezia, wife of Wm. H. ir, aged 60 years. Her remains were interred on Monday, Mareh 26, at St Thomas's Chureh On Monday morning, at 5 o'clock, at the residence of his brother, 170 East Broadway, P.S. Towssenp, yi ground, at Oyster Bay, L.I., this (TuesdBy) 27th, at B8o’clock P M. At New Orleans, on the 17th, of cholera, Geonce D. Kurtz, aged 14 years and 9 months, eldest son of Mrs. Louisa F Kurtz. SARITIONK LATE LLIGE ALE, ee Port of New York, March 27, 18403 . BB 618 y Liven Ts ‘& Merrill; Rhode Island, Ships—£es, Barstow, Liverpool, Taylor & Merrill; le Ilan Sherman, Hamburg, tenmide & Balchen; Win Patton, Docker ew Orleans, Nesmu: ‘alah Falestiae, Johnston, do, & Bieks; Shc ffield, Smith, do, Eagle & Hazscd; Wim V Kent, Vai Bh (yo aiad JW Elwell; ‘Jasin Howard, Bulkley, Char.eston, @ ubley. 'Barke—Meldon, Buckman, Amsterdam, Schmidt & Bald Alice Frazer. Curtis, Matavzas G 8 Wheelwright; Exact, Stevens, — Sturger, Clea.man & Co; David Aiken, Baker, Phila~ elphia. rigs—John Afred, Morse, Porto Rico, Maitland, Phelps & Co; Zeno, Trovt, Cardenas, Neswith & Walsh; Almeda, Fowland, gee ebicala, TD Post; Celestine, Pettinger, Georgetown, Badger, e. Schre—K J Munsell, Rowe, Baracoa, EJ Munsell; May Flower, Hopper, New Orleans; at Alfred, Wass, Jacksonville; Ira Bliss, Dearborn, Pevsacola, E D Hurlbut & Uo; G J Jones, Look, Bavannab; Ira Brewster, Wilmington, NO; Wi Richmond, Allen & Paxson; Sarah Elizabeth, Pi sum nuns, oom sure. OOM BETS. men warzE., seeneld 2 lL 6 ‘estover, Tuer! pont, do, C. Pierson; Mary Jane, Mott, Norfolk, Sturgess, Clearman & Co; ‘Anp, Hopkins, Petersburg, J Hunter & Co; Geo W Corner, Tan ner, ‘Yorktown; Martin W Bates, Davis, Philadelphia; Lopre Jette, Bleeper, de, Arrivea. Bark Gleaner (of Gardner), Hamlon, Bordeaux, 48 days, with mdse, to order; ald in company with bark Edwin, Moore, for New Orleans, and parted company wither on the 9th Fab. Jat 28 17, Jom 80 U9, spoke bark Ellen, of London, 18 days from Joma oa for Newport, W: ‘Bark Alvira Harbeck, Dixey, New Orleans, 15 days, with mdso, to Barbeck & Co, Maruh 23. off Cape Henry, saw a sh p showing ated and white signal, with U Lin it Brig H Kelloch (of &t George), daysirom the SW with 1, pertenced a severe gale from tho SM, on the 2lat, off Hatteras, Portuguese bg Emme, Resa, Lisbon, 39 days, with wine, Ke, to Grinnell, Minturn & Co, Schr Regina Hill, White,San Juan do Los Remedios, tod Mathews, March 17, Iat 24 31, inted ports and white poop, showing Rettere UE dn it, and a blue sig atceriny 3 Sehr thomas Hicks, Hal, Cardenas, 14 days, with molasses, to FQ Thurston, tebr Exit, Smith, Baracoa, 16 days, with mdse, to Moller & Bend, Gapt Smith reports that he arrived at Baraa the 9ch of Jar, witha clean bill of health; that the commandant at that lace boarded him, and ordered him to St Jago de Cubs, to per- Form quarantine; aud that in. beating ont past Cxpo avec, hs away bie j:b stay, aud rua back to repair damages, with Miessloes union ie ass signal of distress, where he remained until he repaired damages: Sobr Lamartine, Turner, Charleston, 5 days. Sobr Mary Powell, Williams, Wilmiogton, NO. 5 days. Schr Splendid, Cummings Fredericksburgh, 4 days, Behr Ju ju, Perersbui Schr Jane Pratt, Stannard, Norf SebrJane © Doughty, Murphy, Norfolk, 8 days, Scbr Ame ia,'t mith: Baltumore, 4daya, SoLr Kilieot, Cole, Baltimore, 4 days. Schr Amelia, Smith, Baltimore, 4 days, : Bohr Joseph Brown, Briggs, Baltimore, 4 days, Schr Pocarset, Renron Kastport, 10 days, Sehr Exchange, Kelly, Harwich, Bob Vietoria, Hallet, Beverly, Schr New Keguius, Davis, Providence, Sot r Augusta, Kirg, New Bedford. Schr Cornelia, Young, Boston. Schr Lucy White, smith, Thomaston, Schr Kathadin, Small, Cherry field, Bohr bool, Lavel, Bracon. 3 daya, Sloop Vermont, Crle, Warren, Bloop Exxct, Gould, Chatham, Below. 1 ship, 1 bark and 2 briga, Mancn 26—Wind, at marisa N 5 at meridian, do; et, do. Herald Marine Correspondence. Privapetenta. March 26—4 P, Arrived — lumbus, Pech, Charleston; brige 41 mond, Steams, Cienfuegos; Boundary, Johnson, Eastport; sche Caroline EW: Flowers, Richmond; Hume, Kelly, Boston; TL Miler, Eliott, New York; James Maull, Smithers, do; JG Baldwia, Clark, do; L Chester, Banks, do; Henry Delaney, le, do. Cleared — Ship John Wenry, Merritt, New Orleaus; bark Louise, M’Farlan, Bavana; bg Washington, Ohl, ‘sohr Sterling, Holmes, 8t Jobu’ ; Santee, Dickenson, Richmond; N Usro- Yim York; W B Corbitt, Hewitt, Boston; Cleops— julia Francis, tra, deiey, "New "Yorks: Weshion Leek. do; J ‘Y: ork; lesahickon, 10; Howlan, Beaufort, NG; Seneca, Brown, Boston. Miscellaneous. A Waxcx—Sbip Versailles, at Coarieston from Bos’ on, reports: —On the 18th inst, near Cape Hatteras, passed a vessel supposed tobe brig, of about 26) tons, both masts gone, bowsprit stand. ing, aud mainn ast lying on tho taffrajl, stripped; had aa eagle and {Wo stare on her stern. Burp on Finx—Tho sbip Archelaws, in Hall's dry dock Bos.on, was et on fire on the 25th, about IL k AM. ‘was discovered in season to prevent much damage. Banx Como, Bogardus, at Boston, from Charleston, ro —On igen, Int 87, lon 7h, hae J» heavy gale from Ni; Bist, Jon 2034, is a gale from 8, lost off deck 3 bales of cotton, Loss oy Buic To Parve—Brig Tom Paiuo, Campbell, trom guia Ja Grande for New York, was boarded by the bar pilot, about 16 miles trom New Inlet Light, on the meraing of the 10th inst, and found to be leaking very had!y; nearly all sails lost; was tryibg to get into Wilmington, NC, the attemp¢ struck oa the br and bilged; vessel and caro will provably be a total loam al bands saved, The captain had not arrived at W at last ao- counts, 16 Atmanerra, 10 days from Now York, bound to Darien, Ga, put into Charleston Roads on the 20th, for a harbor Bric Vincinra, Treadway, from Now Orleans, bound to Rich mord, Va, vas lost ina galeen the Little Bahama Bank about the Ist inai—only @ patt of the cargo saved and taxca to Nassau; crow snved, Sure Vinctwia—Wo take the following from a Nasawn paper, but tik xt muct refer to tue brg Virginia as above:—" Tne aloop Lily, Brister also arrived oa Bunday trom the wreov of the Ams rican suip Virginia, lost in the neighborhood of the Bahama Bank Ber cargo sted of cotton, Several of the Abaco wreckas went to the seuistance of the Virginia, and after they bad taken in their loads proceuied to Groen Turtle Cay, im place of comlag direct to Nassau. The master and crow of the Virginia are, we understand, on board one of the Abaco vessels, 16 BaRRtxr, Drew, from New Orleans. bound to New Yorks ashore on the Bahama Banks on the 3d inst; vessel totaliy ‘snils, and rigging saved, and carried to Nassau; crew maved. ScuR TeLvran (of Cherryfeld). Titus parted her chains on 2a eee during a re gale at St M rks, Hayti, at Bast ‘The fire iat 49 Sour SwALLow Wnscxen—The kcopor of the Arsstoague, Var lighthou-e, writes to the Worcester (Md) Shield that theschr Swallow, of Philadelptia, was recont'y lott near that place. ‘Tno captain, named Henry, was washed overboard and drowned, 8cur Manrna, Church, from Havana for Bristol, RI, put int? Bavanuab 20th inst, wind bound. Sonn Txuivs, Hudley, from Gonaives for Boston, put into Nassau, NF, on the 4th or 11th inst, in distros, Her cargo con- sists of mahogany, logwood, sna braze etto, spn ae Whatemen. ‘At St Jago, Capo Vord Islands, Deo 17, Mexico, Whi t Westport, clean, ae River of Fate, vases At Kio Janeiro, Jan 31, bark Byron, late of Stonington, sold, Spom. Phip Thorndike, Child, 24 hours from Boston fo March 2H nO aa ceavotamtelnrnen on ree out are It, dat 27 47, ton ns nw 0 — sea Ship a in) iy ve i fe Woodoury, @f and for Boston trom New Or- DH thot Roys. Salebury, from New Orleans for Havre, Maroh 16, hi » of St John, NB, was pasced 4 3 It 25.45 lon 79 4 eae gente: isark Frederick Warren, Sampson, from New Orleans for Liver: Pool # ¢ays ont March 12 la, 26 26, lon 84 18, ark Princeton, from Bordeaux’ for now Y Fehark. Franklin, 7 deve ttorn Port se Si Hao ‘ark Franklin, /# trom Portland for Porto Rioo, 2 Wnt 2540 N lon 89:29 Wire reported): fa Bae ec aioe brig Gilbert Butfeld, in the Crook e \d Paseago, bi New Serk, Maren 9, i pie nibaarresi4 i a may from 8¢ Domingo for New York, March 20, lat 33, on 76 02. 1 ae Deming. from Boston for Havana, March 19, lat 37, lon Brig Dr Hitchcock, Elwell, from New York (16th) for Chagre Marolt te, Int 3, Jon 7000, sgt idle x Sobr Telius, from Gonaives for Boston. Fob 2), of Capo Niooiai ole, Behr Exit, of New Orleans, 5 from Now York for “ coca.” Feb 21, off Cape Nicolai Mole bagtess ie Beh Lehigh, of and for PRiledeiphin from Liverpool, Feb 23, Tat 42, lon 9. Av Amer fore and aft rebr. painted black with a white ribboa, had two geff topeails, equare sail and flying jib set, was passed 15th Feo. lot 122° ton 343, W. oe 1h AE oF Vienne, Md, steering NNE, March 18, lat 82 20, on 76. zs wore! AnwarroB. Feb is from N. Av, J br brig Skylark, Ae Ad ylark, from NOrleans; sh nr Isaac Frankila. Crosby, for Boston, ld ‘Res, Jan 24—Brg Melitta, (Van) Moller, for New (River Gambia) 24 ult—Brig Margaret, Hill, New ate, Gdays, In the river, bark Fairmount, of Pai- je'phia, from Sierra Leone. At the mouth of the river, brig Baw iiton, of Salem, from Rio Nunes bound up. CHaG: xa, March 3—Bride Sam W hoeler New Orleans, next day; sobre W ilita Kine.une, Sid br g caragua. Fa.moutn, Jam, Feb 24—Arr brig Montreal, Pottingill, Balti- more. are eenr Klizabeth, McLeod, Phil ig , do; 2d, soor Havirk, Maron 8— Adv, New York, Lines for Now York, 9th; Ieques Lemennier, do 16th; Bothnian, J. wett, do, 10th; Duohoss YUr'esca Richardeon, 46, hh Boyd, Drummond, do, ton; Uregon, Por ; Fecatore, Bourdin, do, L2th; Colva.ban, Merriman, 0, do; Vests, do 2th; B.anewiek, Thom- do 6th. Livexroot, March 10—Ady Niagara (8) NYork, 24h ; shipe Camiiivr, Sylvester, do 16th; St Lawrence, Bowers, with despun; BN Wolp, Cutta,do do; william, Bal, dodo; albania Seunuia dod; Hu Bocdy, Boody, dodo; Ambassndress Foody, do Too. num, Torter, for Beston Ubthy Leodes, Kubbing, do; Ematem, Oa mett ‘for DOricune 15th; Saiah Fenuington, ad Sytin, Taows, ed onheek ibaa, for NYork,M arch 1 Jordin, Mebard, do. April & doay 19 U aillmore, Parks, Phils urtlott, Ne HF doy fu quarsntine see tien 0 em, Mar t—~Left briga Prontior, Pettigrew, fu New Yous mn 8 6a) 6 Sm sre, Sprague from Moston. duectarglage volte Aretos, Wheeler, fir New York, losding Ragio, ——. New York <ixebnrging; and Boon Mikine, tor Hoxton, brig Fugees, Syvhin, sailed Sd instant, for Me ragone tor Sew Your Ont Rovat, Jéne, Moreh 2—Arr briga Brid mers. vin ort Maria; a5rch, Berty, favaunah; Pel Lonven, Mare Indejendence, B Manel ester Q (s) Baker, Chayres; Kienmond, fevers, Northamberl 3; Mar} David Foster, tienlte Orioann a6, Bask yobn B swage’) wks OFtaUgee, Avbuy, dia Ce eri ei eg ee crac i8-~ Arr brig Nerous, Dolby, NOrleans; 19th, ) Ta! Iadelphia; 20 San JuAx px Los Ri date (of orb)’ Loria, Werk soose 324 Mash Morale ot tm). Skinuer. for Charleston ob, mee Hi, Marea ‘Arabel's, Price, Philedelphin- for loadin ‘gr Joux NB, March Tatminan De Guna, March 10 Barna: NY ork. ‘Ships Panama. Tonge side i sin Se Be 1 ¢; Carrington, Abbett, aud Candace, foe New York; Ann Maria, Osgood, une: ‘Thorp. for Ammoye soon, zacuacons, Meron 1S--Arr sche Lonlan New Queene: bib tack ary Meiviles Suevece, NYorks “OW 16, sbiseClint.n, Foster Boston: Opie, Sylvester, Havre; ackem eee 7 sha @. Loring, Baltimore; Beeren. a) in loans Keli , Carde jum, Grace, town, 5C and Mobile, via Boliaee's Hato, Ra'abo ese mond; Circassian, Mayo, Norfo'k; C Ch» mnberiain. Bearse, NYorks Gov Arnold, Mattiows, Salem, J via Holmes's Hole Ar Friday ov snip dames N Cooper, Chas Tunic, Lonog Niche rr ship Judah Touro, Nickerson, Clars 0 Bi ‘Char! ol a pee Lo a York, Mata: Gray, Rchmond; Topex Spates, Genta » Jeremie via Norfolk and shong D. er, Fredericksburg: Bl zabeth Ann. Lavender; Fremont, Balc, Sparke and Kokeno, By der, Norf'k. Sid, Sacurday,, Geo Biko fleld, 8t Leon, Anorew Scott; barks Dadiey, Min— doro, Lucinda, Ievard: », Ida; ye ‘aroline, Bot and fm the: ‘Beas, bark Orline $0 John. brig Acorn, Nothix, le4 on Sum- day, wind SE to BSE with rela. Snip Coruelia om Satus.- the Roaas. parresne Phi ip Stephon Lurmag, Clark, Phi- :’ Glemoran, but anchored in ‘March :5— Arr 8. ‘Aun Moris, Radcliff, Attakapas; Kilvuen, Havana; Bon} Freak uOD, Rord-n, Bearse, Fall River; Exporter, bing tri Kingston. los, Crabéree, Matanzas, (1 vi (i Gerard, Bevjamin, NYo k, ‘NYork: Bonnty,. Osborp, NYork ; faran E |, Strom, N York; Soutrerner,. Baker, Charleston ; Jewess, (8) Norfolk, Passed im the bay a h rT ) Norfolk. Reports off Back river” rors, Cowes S ing San Fravciece: Ortous Ct vana; Strang, ten) rrisou, Cork and a mark uma, Roberts, Hio de Janeiro'ana = mkt; Virgi ber Graces Vanda is, Peirce, Windies Chit N Gambrili, Gradf. ech Orb, Baton, . tay ohm orth, Vorfolk avd Peters ear atet E Fatras, Hollingshoed,. eu im Irvin, ‘ileon, AF €4'0 5 Ri ary ‘Winns, B \zabech Ost, Nc: Falmouth Greighton, Richmor d; ‘Milton, "Keone, Voseaw NP; Sulanow, tor i My Emnerton. Fhllacelphia; Daroline Frances, fid ship Pioneer, Child London; bark Uniou, Kendrick, for sont RY, March 224—Arr Zist, brig Emeline, Leet, Havan- Neptune, Peterson, Mat: , March 20 Arr ships Cotam ia. Johnson, NYorkg ‘Versailles, Hunt, Boston; Allianos, Hoberteon. Bostou; schrs Tune. (Br), Hudson, Narsau, NP; Ashland, Elott, Providence. Cld- ¢, Phd. ‘our La: Southport, Rovora ick, NYork: brig Patrivt, Gi ¢, Jorfstrom, Cowes and a market; martine, rk. ork. 2ist—Are ship Thos Bennett. Halverson, Sen Francisco; Corin Sete, py ¢ reoateen Sceey br) Cg Aa ; ‘otuinger (Br). Grogg, dv; Sw brig Kueghton, Trogen, fe Petersburgh: brig LeBaidwin smith, NYork, i ‘22d—Arr brig Urehi ls, Chick, Fraukfort Me Cid steamship: Columbus, Peck, Philadelphia, bark Charice Bartlett, Bartlett, London; sld steamship Colambus Pook, Philedelpria: Br. bark. Elisateth Grimmer, Grant, Liverpoo'; Oidenburg brig Dulphie,. Jansen, Awaterdam; brg Awaretia, — Darien, Gar Are25ie Br bark Sbakepeure, Henderson, Liverpool; brig Oreay Taft, Mow Providence, Sid, Sr bark Sir H Pottinger, Gregg, Li ool; bob Semexs, Watson, West Andies; US Mail steaisr Waa» Te a ile teeth pew, MoCesniakin N York, ready, in port 22 ips couthport, McCormick, for 5 a ae ete New beck. wig: Columbia, Johnsto, from N York, dieg: Vereailor, Hunt, from Bos.on, disog; Allia berteon’ from Boston, dieg; Samoset, ‘Tucker, tor t iverpool, varner, Pallas (Br) Hophinacn, tor Bi Yerpool, dg; Telacsar, Wood, for Li a8, Havre, idg; Sareh & Arsili Noomie,. for Havre, ready; Thomes Bonnett Halverson, for Califorainy. lig; Medora, Hammer, tor North f Baropo, ldg; Join Ravenel, J Duaiap, N Wambersie, from Liv rpv0l Pp, Norris, Lav, ork, diag; Supiver, igley foe Montes Barke Carolina, Gedtrey. from N Liverpool, dg; Harwaid, Harward, for Liverpool, ldg (Bry [Keddall for Liverpool, log. Friese Jon (Nor] jobmaon, for North of Europe dy; Ann Kenny, (Be) Baldwin. Liverpool, ldg; Attica, McLelan, fm Boston, rpg; Sir A Pott (Br) Gregg, for Liverpool, réy; Caaries Bartiett, for London. ray; Alfred, (Brew ) Bs rem+n; rpg; India, (Beem) Zeigler, fr} orto of Europe, rdy; Ukment, Kendrick, fr Boston, Emily Hasty, fry Pork, log; Magnolia, Morris, fa West Indies, Wie Telos, Laupher, fim Providence, di W Indice idg; Sarah © Buse, fer « to Eugen, Smith fr New Yorn, 1ag; Ag Fort ic Waiton, Reed. fm Key w ext for a Northere port, Ide; L 3a‘dwin, tulot, Gage, fora Noretern Port, 1 New Ycrk, loading; Alvano, repairing; Exegheten, (Swe) Trogen, for North ef Barope, ready; Hanes, (Ham) Marin, from Rio de Janeiro, discharging; Hardee Newell, Warren, for Boston, londing; Wm H Spent, Biack, for eat Indies. Last THomaston, March 20—Arr airs sohs Trump>t, Ames, ye ‘Web, Warrier, Smita, do; ald 18sb, sch Hero, Perry, G,+orcErtown, BC, March 20—Arr sohr Yantio, Reller, Boston. Charics, Smith, N York; 19th, brigs Cid eth, brig ‘Nina. Mages, do; ve \, Fieb, aerien i brig ange Te canten LOUCESTER, March 2l~ srr schra ion, Watson, 224, Gen Boyd, Hull, Wiimii — Horstxs’s Hors, Merch New Yorks brig Amelis, Clark, ¢o for do: sohra Jam Holmes, Norfolk tor do; Mary June, Stouras, do for Hath 10 A Mm with schrs Susan Mary, Ew pire,and Dei Norte... Del, Murch 4, 6 P.M. ~The brig Oak, for Boston, want oon. Nothing in or outward’ bound in sight, Wind S&. Match 25, 6% PM—Yhe bark eleware, for B Schr BN Fox. for Broohlyn, and three coal loaded schooners for Boston and Gardicer H Wright, for Uieufuegos, aro now at tas anchorage. inship ulumbar, from Charleston, bes jast come to axchor, and is supposed to waut coal The brig Blon~ mond, from Cienfuegos, and two barka.uhnown, havejast passed up. Wind strong frow $B. ace mpanied with rain. ‘Monn.x, Marou 15—Cid Be ships Delts, \uover, Liverpool; Ma- Fy Caroline Derany, Liverpool: ship Edwina, West, Rotterdam. 16th— Br ship Jirgnie, Culvert, Liverpool; echr Wm. LASIAS Smith, <hilade!pbia, Arr 17th—hips Hum Purrington,. Given, Boston; Sarah Ann, Schoitie d. Liserpooy Farves Pilgrim, Williams, New Oriesns Cid — Br ships Greenock, Walker, Liver= Severn, Cheever, Havre;. ex pool Livlefield, Liverpook Kate Hanter, Parsors, do; MJ rott de; Monterey, M'Manus, Havre; Bevorn, Cheover. do; Venice, Salter do; 8 Caroli C andrews, Colbey, do; Sarah, Barton, New York; Br ships Jane, Potts, pool; Lady Hastings do; Arsb, Finch do; D Cannon, Giles do, Satel ite, do; Greenock. Walter do; Jessica, Restinan, do; Malaber, Tenlon, dos. Freetrader, Black,do; Imyo.tor, Motarcn,do; Looblibo, Boyd dos. Argo, Miteheli, do; Otawa, Dryman, do; Ben Nevis, Turner de: Cetromandel, Broadfuot, do; J Moran, Morrison, Glasgow; Ame- Tica (tar) Sastos, Genva: M Dheresa (Sar) Lar E Willams’ Baseon, Boston; C W iihams, Varke; Be barke Salem. Gibson Liverpool; Ga» brige Virginia, Talbott NYork: Ma'amora, Bucee, Brown, Welch, do; Lirden, Williams, do; J D Pennell, Pro; Aeamewpun, Gurthrie. do; snap 1 barque Saiem, Gil rv In port 170 sble denoe; Emblers, Bunker, tl ee pea eet ‘LEH RAD. Marc acsch Clarissa Story, Doany, Den- nig and ald for N¥crk. . pidnicme Raw On.eans, Mach M—Arr ship Corsair, Choate, Cl darks Lautarc, (sp) —, Barvel.ra; Saran Hooper, Hooper, York. briga Pertect. Townsend, Chagres; Marion, Derrickson, 405 Louise (Swed), Kindetlad, Kio de Juavero; oem Je alan a, Cruz; MoKiane, re Emith, Ba , dx, karedo, Ham Bingston, Jn; nate Wingrol, Kings Cid Swit Par West, Brisrd, New" ia; barks Autulcoo, Park, Genoa, Wessxcumeon, Re- ‘ed, do; Neptane, Bisson, dos a, Helvaitle. ¢ Horeules Rebt Burton, Dee New York. Auontmo (sicil) Coats, bineon, Boston; Lucia Field Paric, Wat s, New Yors; Mill (Mex) thips Mem chicola, «lation, sohrs Friendahy Velocity, Unieorn and scbr Louies teace, March 15—Arr steamship Palmetto, Smith, fem Galveston British roby Dart, €.x Balize Hen’ Cid, Britich shipe Birk- evbead, Phelon. and St Clare, erman, Liverpool: Br barks Kingston, Steprens, Liverpool, and Korert A Pi jortoa, Gal- bark Auma Mergiretta Schate, Cl brigs Tas. ll Br ston; Bache McEvir(B), Aughes, Cork; Pedrasa, ‘Yerry, Chegree; Mex sohr 1st Campechano, Prat, Sisal’ and Gam- chy. baer -Arr ships Lucy, Gould. Boston; Oxenbridge, Taylor, Liver: pool; Mediator, Bliffias, NYork; Mannibal. Foote, Havre: barks re brig Salvadore, vans. Havana; sche C . Below, coming up. ship Te: weaves, and a! Br ships Chancellor. Dudce; ‘Alice Wilsoa, Riddcck; and Wallace, Mettoa, Liverpool; ship Golom* bo, Pray, NYork: Br tark Bl Dorado. Thompson. Liverprol; brige Bt George. Byler NYork; Tmes. droton, do Lady Chapmene Frith, Lemarara; sobre Visitor. Wilson, Rio Grade: Wiliam Fres'on, + eral, iainna, ‘Betmactor. Brasos Saat. ‘amers Mobile, b lobile; . "Towed to. ven duh last, ship Har, in, sobre Fairy and A Barling; 10th. Favorite; 13th inst, sbips Disdem, Pio IX, L: bark Adelaide, —, Barosiona; Barch, Hig- ine, Chogres; Maloney, Havana; Wm & Henry, raion Bantiago. DO Fost. (anteld, Kingston, Ja Old stansae ship Clobe, El} Brasvs Santiago; saips Wm et Harbeck, Shing, Liverpoo'; Caroline Nesmith, Ki Gironde (Fr), Lefort, Havre; Arthemose (#r), Solares, Bordeaux Moi of Or- y Jears, Denris, N York; Ferozepore ( itr), Achilles (Gr): Morris, cant Jes, Sears, NYors; 1 Charleston: J il Grant Liverpool; barks Liverpool; Pollosb (Be), Melnryre, do; Car (Aust), Minacd, Trieste; Walter, Brenan, ew, Mo silvery, NYork; brig Amis, to gon 1h Lams ships Kalen, sian; 16th inst, barks Montpelier, Faro aud. brig Nonvorx, March 2} Arr sohre Loniva, Jones, New York; susan 1 Boston; Wm Mowry, Riehinond oak: Monteruma, #, New torey. 0 Hows, Boston; Harriet. ios, Rappahannock bound te i todo, A U Ackerman, Now t, darnstable; o Rico, New Haven; Sterli wo Hero.” , 40; MOry Bilzs, Colew.an, Ware River: sl-ops Bo'enia, Mila, New by Brice, Rush, do, In Hampton Koads—Sebr Lydia ty jo ston, 10h 23—Cid br ¢ Poloal, Bott, Porti Rio. rch 23—Arr di, eo fonry Pra-klia, Nicker~ lott, bark Yo inn, Ciaee, Celifor. a; 231, sols? or 15— Ars ahr De'pii, Seateow Nod Raber ai paceow NWock, Old 'MILALE PHA, Maro! ~ Arr ik Kap: lot Heron, Tr'ni brig Abbort Lawrence, Sromell tosteny Basiee Ores 3 now. Chariotte, dparis. Arwoit Nor’ rs Duyueme (Fr mustedyy seni Win 3 ap. Clark, N York: ‘ine, Pow Faw, do; Hamlet, Nickerson, + rovideneo; T Ls Miller, Riliott, Ne 0 BAVANNAN, Marob 19—Arr batk Br) Margaret, Rodgers, Lie vorpeol; brig Clinton, andsuse. Vici Gin Gare ren fee Herron,Live pool seh Co ann Bich, srrehi Birmingham, Sturdivant, Liveepol: bart Bow ton; Refe ‘en. brig Bryant, omaston sehra orm, Al! 61 Martha, Ghurch, Havana ‘bourd for Britol, Rly pat bound; Memento, Terry, N York Old (Be) Gi sre, Unio Ho, Liverpool: srigs Delma, Higgins. Hos on; Mativoa, Matuer, brs Bi Het Hallock, App eby, Marans; H L Sersuton, —Shipe Naomi, Wight, Liverpool; Marion Thom Lotae (br) Watson, Piymoutn, Ang; Sherbcbrook, ( Br, Kent Liverpechs Th mes. Kemue, do: Mot Q'srury, MeCollam, Margaret add heaped do; inchs nt, do; aa, Giles ool; Speed, do; Lydia, Soule, div barging; J md (ack Baldwi pave, Jarvia, do; Olive Branch, Drake, Livero 1; 8: Chicora, Holm, discharging Barqu# Ni ia, Kuowlton, toston; Reform, allen, discharging: e Brown, Brown, waiting: Harlow, Prager, Glaacow, Lady of bho Lake, Smith, ‘rear | wn, Liverpool; av Coristie, do" Br unt: ch ele direharing: Delma, Hiening, Bostrn; Comfden obergin Dudley, Ropkine, Newburyport; Orya: B Giecharging; Phersx (We) Meikle, do, Grn bbee, Ahdcrion, Beek Enoch + crett, Moraento, ‘Terry, sixebang'gs Somers '‘N York; hearing: © WF ‘rowall, ‘ ‘do; Delaware Feriver, stokely do; Ub Sereaton, Caylee, wer wehersing: Athain Purnell, mart divchira's: Ooven, Parker, Baltimores ; SH Holmes, bi sPinete Philet, tr aoht Globe, Sroatt, 3 na, B ret Dae ha, W 6 meth an” vom Ol an GTON, Marcle 22-Arr subre Fb Aaver Wii y ory Aun, Blarkman do. Cli Zid, gear Bareiomn Pree Brown, NVoth; brig Elvira, Coggins, Boston ; 24th balg Sam Jagints, Reid, Havann, Passengers Arri Baw ORF RARR—Brig H Kol ooh—Capt Blackenton. Soh of New York” ARO bak Kigin alate Win Ap of New