The New York Herald Newspaper, April 3, 1849, Page 8

INTELLIGENCE BY THE MAILS, Our ‘Washington Col Wasminaton, April 1, 1849. Bite of Affairs in Washington—A Prevailing Calm. ‘There is a prevailing calm in the world political; and the whigs, the sick, the dejected, the hepeful and the despairing, still wait the moving of the waters. They have rippled a little from day to day, but the squall that rolls up the white caps, and easte the rubbish on shore, all along the coast, has yetto come. We are waiting for it—we must have it, or the administration becomes tame and Megative, instead of being bold and positive in its ter. Th 2 still, however, some transac- ae aa mailer pojntments, and a good deal ger oues. this city, has superseded Mr. Edward Stubbs, as a confidential clerk in the State Department. Mr, Stubbs, it is supposed, was removed at the instance ot the friends of Mr. Webster, for the offence of disclosing the record of the secret service tund of John Tyler’s administration, avd of Mr. Webster’s transactions as Secretary ot State, to Mr. C. Jared Ingersoll, of the House, during the 23th Congress; and as far as we understand the rules ot the de- puttment, this disclosure, on the part of Mr. Stubbs, transcended his legitimate fuactions. His discharge, then, in this view of the case, canavt be regarded as an act of proscription. _ Jobn Bell, of Tennessee, Gen. Harrison’s Secre- tary of War, and the whig successer of Mr. Jar- Ragin, in the Senate, a strong man, 18 now spoken of as the probable succeesor of Mr. Bancroft at the Court of Victoria Regina. The chief competitors tor the trip to the Queen of Spam, are Mr. Barringer, of North Carolina; Mr. Stanley, ot North Carolina, and Col. Webb, ot New York; and from all the lights on haad, we ure compelled to believe that Col. Wedd has some ground for his expectations of the appoint: ment. The Colonel prefers Spain to all otaer places, because of the delightful excitment of con- and Phe tinual war in that attractive country. Ex-Governor Pennington, of New Jersey. de- clines the appointment ot Governor of Minnesota, and Col. Mitchell, ct Ohio, will probably be next appointed. A good ard capable officer ashe has proved himeelt, 1t will be a popular choice. Col. Balie Peyton, though standing aloof from estions ‘on the subject, has his friends in s ston, who think that he wall be appointed Minister to Mexico. The distinguished part which the Colonel played, in bringing out General Tay- Icr, would, of i'self, justify the impression that he is to be remembered, and that the beet foreign ap- pein nea (as that 10 Mexico undeubtedly 1s,) may commanded by him it he desires it. The inends of Col. Peter Sken Smith continue to be sanguise of his success for the Philadelphia Collectorship, or some equivalent Sppomement. Exce prhig reports and epéculations of this gort, there is a culm in the world of the politicians at Weehington, which can only be removed bya dashing d: monstration in behalf of the wh a Our Baltimore Correspondence. Bactinore, April 2, 1819. Firemen’s Celebration of the Sabhath-—Commerce —Tedesco’s Concert—Postmustership of Balti more—Mr. Johnson-~Stack Market, §¢. As has been customary for some time past, Sa- qurday night and Sunday was observed by the fire- men of Baltimore, by several grand rows, result- ing in some twenty or more of them being lodged iam the watch house, two or three being shot and 000,; sales of at 530. for veoh For cate tue temend 1s b: with at 81 and 830 for Southern an Ivania, Sales of whiskey at 2lc. for barrels, . for Bhds, STOCK SALES. April 2—F¥rst Beard—$3,000 Penn- 150 do., ’56, 79; $1000 ortgage 34; $3,860 Peansylvaniea Lehigh Navigation, 28%; . do., 134 Second eller, eater. ep! and DELPHI 5s 7935; $ 160, 60; $1,000 do, *50. . 1936 $950 do, 70% $50 AG ahates Girard Bank. 125: 50 Board: 200 City 6 1014; $4870 ‘State 5's, 793 $ high Interest, 58; $2 000 Penasylvanis A $00 Schus fkill Navigation 6's. '65, 46%; $1.700 do. °63, 46; $126 Lebigh Coal Sorip, 7644; 150 shares Morris Canal, 9; 2 do Philadelphie Exchange, 44; 15 de. Pennsylvania Bank, 294. senha Appointments by the President, &c. ¥ Wasuinorton, March 31, 1319. No appointment will be made to fill tae vacaney at Bogota, occasioned by the death of Me. Bidlack, unul the general subject of the foreign missions can be taken up and considered. The favoritism which was practised by the last administration to- wards purticular sections and States, requires that the distribution should now be made upon some principle of equaiity and justice and with a just re- ‘ard to righte, which were discarded, to encourage Gepostaan or to reward slavish minions, Taere is no urgent necessity fora minister at Bogota, and the delay of a month or two will not disturb our diplomatic intercourse. Among the most fortunate and favored appointees ot Mr. Polk.is Mr. Donelson, the protegé of Gen. Jackson. By being transferred from Berlin to Frankfort, to represent the government at that ua- fulfilled idea called the German Contederanon, he 18 to become the recipient of a new outfit—ut least so faysthe act of appropristion, We have heard much about the constructive mileage of senators, but this allowance exceeds any experiment in that line which has yet been made. Tattach a list ot the appoiatments of rostmasters with salaries exceeding $1,000 per annum, made by General Taylor within a few days, and others below that standard, made by the Postmaster neral for the State of Pennsylvania since the 26th inst. Executive Appointments in Post Ofices.—Wam. P. Millard, at Gaiepa, Jil.; Francis A. Wells. Steube ville, Ohio; Samuel Roseburg, Pitteburgh, Pa.; Alonzo Ae Oo Miss ; David Powers, Sandusky, 0, By Postmaster-General in Pennsylvania on 26:h March.— Emanuel Swope, Leacock, Lancaster conuty; Elizabeth Will, MeSherrytown, Adame county; J. J. Sedwick, Butler, Butler county; H. J. Lewis, Zeliono- ple, Butler county; Jobn Irvine, Shaver’s Cres, Hun Ungéon county; E. Lewis, Cooperville, Lanoa-ter county; G@. W. MeConnell, Powl’s Valley. iat shi county, (new office); H. D. Hoagy, Fairfield, Adams county; J. Scott, Kittaning, Armstrong county; A. Breneman, Elizabethtown, Lancaster SCcunty; S. 8. Nagle, Marietta, Lancaster county; J. D. Warley, York Sulphur Springs, Adams counts; F, Hampureye, Orwell, Bradford county; Wx, Butler, Lewistown, Mifilin ecunty; D. G. Regers, Bealleville, Washingtoa county; D. R. Sieverson, Cannonsby, do; S M. Grif- fith, Higxory, do.—North American Movements for Caltfornia, THE DISASTER TO COL, WEBB’S COMPANY. The painful intelligence published yesterday, relative to this company, has caused a great anxiety among the friends of thoge who left this city. The telegraphie despatch did not give the names of those who fell victims to the cholera, and a8 a matter of course, the friends of those from this city, were each apprehensive that they had lost a son, brother, or other connextion. The of the company, though many of them joined after the company left thia eity:— Col. HL. Webb, J. W. Audubon, W. Webb, Dr. Kearney, M. B. Valentine, J. H. ‘Tone, J. Lambert, U. stabbed, and some of the police receiving consider- able damage. Hewever, it is not fa:r to stigmatise the whole fire department as rowdies, the parties ‘ticipating in theee riots being the New Market, Yasepeedent: Watchman, and Vivilant, with the United sometimes to take a hand. ‘The number of vessels in port on Saturday, ex- clusive of bay craft, was 19 ships, 6 barks, 31 bres, and 29 sch eoners—'T otal 85. There are but two ships up here now for Califor- nia, the Manchester and the Andalusia. Tae Manchester will sail next week, and will take out the Rev. Mr. Taylor and lady, with two other female relatives, and a large and respectable par- ty ef passengers. Mr. Taylor is een: out by the Methodist Episcopal Church, as a miaslonary, and takes with him the frame work for a ehurch, and a parsonage, and 18 well supplied with ail the articles necessary for a settlement in a new coun- He is a young man, most enthusiastically devoted to his calling; and as he stood in the market house yesterday afternoon, preaching to the multitude, with his hair streaming im the wind, looked like St. John preaching in the wile dernees. Isaac M. Denson, Esq, the warden of the peni- tentiary, yesterday encloeed his resignation to the Governor of Maryland, but has since sent a mes- genger to withdraw it. The cause is said to be the removal of all the old officers of the establish- ment, and the appointment of men incompetent and inefhcient, by the Board of Commissioners. They removed men who are as necessary to the lishment as the wa'ls and machinery, be- cause they happened to be whigs, and appomted those to fill their places who will probably never be competent, because they are democrats. Signorina Tedesco gives a second concert to- morrow evening at Carroll Hall, which will doubt- | less be a great affair. The receipts at her first concert were $875, and the expenses less than $75. The postmastership of Baltimore 1s now said to be eettled on Mr. Maddox, at present, and for ma- ny years past, chiet clerk in the officeé The other epplicants, Col. Monroe, of the Baltimore Patrvt, and Z. Collins Lee, are as wrathy as fleas in a tar- bucket, and have given up all hopes. As I have said frequently before, the Baltimore appointments get in the palm of the hand of the Hon. Keverdy Jobnson; and those who stood quietly by and saw him hooted end hissed in the rotunda of the Ex- change, need expect no mercy. The Patriot was silent on the eubject, not having uttered a word of condemnation, and Mr. Johnson has doubtless an acute memory of the fact. There will be more i and guaching of teeth yet trom this cause. The Patriot aiso endeavored to turn the tide against him for his speech onthe Mexican war, and every body else remembers that, if Mr. Joha- #on does not; and, it my memory stands good, took ground against him when a candidate for United States Senator, some years since. STOCK SALES. $2,660 City 6's, 1800, 99%. M oommande lic. per month on treet; consequently bat ii ie doi: in_ stoe! Rumors prejudicial to the Havre jank ai in in circulation, ‘This benk reste on a beachy foundation. MARKETS. The flour market continues dall, and ing. There were sales to-day of 800 bbis. Howard street Drands at $4 623;. and 400 bbls more at $4 431; —being @ further decline of 6)40. Nothing dove im Cicy Mills; holdere are asking $462}. Corn meal snd rye flour upebanged. The receipts of grain are moderate. sale of 6,000 bushels Penneylvania red wheat $108. We quote good to prime } $1 Mixed corn 42 8 44c 2a bo; without cha pork $10 87 = $11; prime To and kegs The grocery market ie steady. A wend for Fuge mo eaves, Whiskey is relling at n Be; Our Philadelphia Correspondence. Puitavecenia, April 2, 1849. The Steamer Ovjrey—The Fire Association Inau- rance Company--More Gold Hanters—Aprl Fool Day— Tie Hochman Case-- Mar kets. For the last two or three days there has been much anxiety entertained for the safety of the Charleston steamer Osprey, which, having sailed on Saturday week, no udiegs of her arrival our had been received. This meming, however, those ears were allayed by the receipt ot a despatch au- -nouncing her arrival. She enoountered the storm of Tuesday, and was blown out of her course. The finances of our Fire Aseociation lasurance Office are 10 @ very prosperousstate. At the close of the last year their capital etock amouvted to 177 38, being «an increase within the year ot 1,60 33, in addition to payiug losses by fire tax- es, expenses, &c,, avounting w:$11,399 42. ‘ The Sagamore aod Calitornia Mioing and Trad- ing Company, organized at Lign, Maseachuser's, tor the gold regions, leit the city, shia hee o the way of Piteburgk. They over! Ladd, Staring from indepeadence, Mo. They number filty-two ine), commanded by Cag. Francis Dick- eon, uniformed and equipped for the trip, with rifles, bowie knives and pistols. The first of April happexing on the €abbath, did Ot preveat the usual assorgnent of heexes to take in (he unwary, The best age was the reported ar- izal of the bark Jupiter, feom Cahforgia, with low of the rocks and dust doom the gold placer. Great numbess flocked to the «hart whereshe was = they nage und. inher wsence, discovered en sill 0 ap April foul hous. 'y enougireo be taken an by | The Hinchnvan case was re bets te Judge Burnside, wh: Bag , sourced fer the plaints e i extremely dull, ume! thie marang Samael J. Perkias, fl, opened wie argument. TS anu good b. h ould be willing to Nipmen: fe too limited to canse mash .' that rete. Choies and extra brands trem 9476; 985 [n corn we has heen is very scarce, and | rloes deelin- | 1 | of Sangus; B. Whitllesey, H, Cowden, P. McCusker, W. D Mole. naor, A. F. Lee, LL. Benton, J. Brady, 8, H. Lieoomb, D. A: Stivers, E. Powell, LF. Hinoklay, J. Stevens, A M. Nevin, I. H, Williamson, RW, Sherwood, F. 8. Combs, W.b Barclay, L. W. Sloat, V. Ayres, J.P. Cavarley, T, B. Valentine. J. 8. Lambert, E. A. Lam- bert, E. W. Osgood, C. Valentine, A T. MsTown, H. Brady, J, K. Rogers, Jr, F. B. Winthrop, J. A. Blaox, HI Stille, W. D. Stivers, A. 8 Graham, N. J. Walsh, 3.1, Emeie, 11. J Borden, G@. P. Davie, 1. Hl. Hall, Jr., J: Delaney, H. Tallman, G. F. Van Buren, G. U. Steele, E. C, Webb, Hl. C, Maliery, J. Bashmaa, J. R Lam- bert, J.B. Lambert, W. A. Hutchimson, D. Hadson, C M. Grabam, U. Deubleday, J. S. Watkinson. R. Ben- ton, Jr., A:T. Shipman, W. A. Lisoomb, I. Kashow, W. J. Cres, A. C. Graham, L. Damon, J, H. Plumb, J. B. Clements, W. Whittlesey, J. W. Sherwood, J. Ely, Jr, L. H. Haven, J. B. Trask, G. Weed, J. Warner, J. J. Bloomfield. The fact only of the robbery of the company of $12,000 was received, and the despatch was so in- definite ag to fill*with painful apprehensions all who had a fiiend or friends among them. It is net yet kaown whether the remaining members will, upon their return, take another route, or abandon the project; but until the whole facts con- nected with the company are known, with the names ot the dead, the grea‘est anxiety must be felt throughout the city. FROM NEW YORK. The following few lines are trom one of the petsengers in the bark Phenix, Capt. Baxter, which ediled yesterday for Calitornia :— “ We're afloat, we're affout, On the broad azure sea; The blue sky is o’er us, The rover is free.” With a chunk of meat in one hand, | write my fare- well to old Gotham. Bright eye around us, our sails are swelling beneath # glorious breese, the & Rosseases ‘me not to be eom bout tohave.!? Mr. Maron followed, with * Califernia,”’ and looking rouD: Hes the bright eyes and fair faces about as, | say ‘ay our friends acquire gems in their new home as precious as those they leave bebind them — Good-bye, my friends; watt us on with your kind Wishes, and our return shall soon cause you to have not one good wieh ungratified. . MASSACHUSEITS. _ The brig Canonicus, Capt. Martin, eailed from Boston on the Ist inst , for San Francisco via Val- paraiso, with the El Dorado Aesociation :— Jchn 8. Martin of Castine, master of the vessel; Christopher Godfrey of Providenee, first officer; An- drow Wereinthall of Boston, second officer: — Judkins, of Roxbury, 8d officer; Lemuel Lyon of Roxbary, Pro- sident; W. C. Perkins of ditto, Vice President; Fra: ois D. Creft of ditto, Nuthantel J. Howard, of Bostot and A. W. Carleton, of Methuen, Dirvotors; Charles H. | Davis, of Roxbury, Sevretary; B. Fre: | Kent, B. Sobleai G. H. B. Devell, Fr Saow, D W. Neal ry Bense, Edward H. Tileston, Edward Prescott. jr., Edmund F. Woodward, of Boston; Nathaniel Kimball, Gilman I. Davie, Roxbury; E. F. Emerson, of Stoneham; Hill. of Portamout! ; Thomas Mareh, of Andover; JohaS. Osgood, Cheleen; Charles W. €ollins, Exeliel Doane, of East: ham; Ji ington, of Claremont; Jacob Am of Cambridge; William A. Giimi bysician, of Ban; |, Edwin H. W. Birekhead, of Shoreba t; jeber N. Tilden, of Montpelier; Seth thol; Johm D.’ Wilson, of Lowell; Chemplin Lyon, of Ashford, Conn; John D. Clark, Avgustus Eastman, Erastus Foss, of Salem; Elias M. Jewett, of Lexington; William Cogewell, of Plainfield, Conn.’ Also, 48 paseengers, Charles M. Atherton, of Castine; Robert Danlap, Alexander Carson, Chauncy Gould, A OC. Stewart, of Boston; C. R. Wyman, of Melrere; William Jones and R. L. Camden. Total, fifty-eoven. . The tollowing 13 a list ot passengers in the ship York, Capt. Cheever, which sailed trom Boston on the Ist inst. for San Francisco Merers. John W. Cartwright, C. Johu Hall, J. H. Barnes, C. W. Smith, FW. Whittemore, Charles H. Hubbard, Alfred Wheelwright, Nathaniel H. Wulle: N. H, Piper, Ed M, Deapie, George W. Minor, William H. Theyer, Thomas R, Campbell, 8. E. Teschemasner, 1, B Thompeon, J. W. Cartwright, Jr.. Robert R. Lear, Adoma L. Meivin, of Boston; eta Cheever, (mas- ter uf the ship) of Sslem; George Drow, Enosh Soule; E. Wadsworth, of Daxbury; Joseph Tramball, of Wor- cester; William H. Barrett, Ferdivand C Ewer. of Nan- tucket; Arthur O. Gay, of Hinghem; Jobn Coldy, of Lowell; John A Svooner, of Plymouth; John Chee: Sydney Ainsworth, of Barnstable; K Hooper. 1. Littlefield, HT. Barr, of Charlesto Theo. Buasctt, of New Bodford; © f Boston ; 1. M. Willtaam FB. Clark, of Wilia, 3 Me —Total, 39. George A asset ; ; C. A. Swit, of Monmouth, LOUISUANA. The bark Montgomery, Capt. Jones, left New Orleans on the 24th ult., for San Francisco. She carned out the following passengers :— Jehu Curry and lady, Mica Curry, Mr Perego lady. J. H Motes, lady, aod ehild; Messre, E Gar F. Teremp, LH. Brooxs George Gal Mr. Booth, H. Lieniog, ¥ Burne, H. Cock, H Dethmer, A. Wi ber, Joun L J. Knoeks, George Holmes on a J. Stom %, A Megaitt, J J. Powers, M. Schaffer, Totai, uses" Ademson, Chacon F. 'MoMartey— Summer Mau, Arganaemenrs —T!, " echedule of muil atrangemente comueagey niet terday, causing some nlteration in the lined of travel to and from thie city. The trains of cars to Philadelphia leave at 9 o’elock in the morning, and 81m the evening, ae heretofore. The Union line steamboat commences to-day.to leave Bowly’s wharf at 1} o'clock, P M., daily, except Sunday. The train of cars from Phitudelphta which for. merly left at 4 o’clock in the afvernoon, now leaves at 10 P.M., and arrives her@ atS A.M. The train of cars for Washington, which formerly leit at 11pP. M., 1s diecontinued, and & train carrying the Nerthera mail now leaves at 6 o'clock, A. M. The traine at 9 o’clock, A. M. and 6 P*.M. continue as heretolore.— Baltimore Sun, Apr Mich mtr smarntbesetotime wots Vicw-Consun or Avstaia.—The President has rye Bour we Coody at $3 The geain marker nes unchange.\ She demand tor wheat is Mmied. Saice of evwa.%e and good red wheat, at £0 Tecognized H. W. Kuthman, Vice-Consel of A Cae Charleston, for the State of Sonth following 1s a list of the names of the members | ‘Tmeutrical and Musical. ¥ Trea We last night formed one out of the most brillient, erous end enthusiastic au- Glences, that we ever saw assembled within the walls of this bouse. It really was s sight worth secing, merely to view the way in which the house was fitted, d the eagerness with whioh this vast assemblage jaited the great event of the evening, vis: the new spectacle of “Merok,” in which the far famed Ven Am burgh. the potent mouuroh of the beast creation ap peared, surrounded by an bvdient troop, compose! of those animals which bave hitherto been supposed to be imapproacbable by men. -much less capabie of belog fonliea toappearon the stage of jod theatre, and acidst all the excitement of crowd, gas light, music, and their novel position, still remain perfeotly tubrervient tothe nod and beck ef their oaaqueror. Saoh, ip truth, however. he scene presented by Van Amburgh and bis asia: }d aclpuny, broken spirit- ed suimals are they, reduced b, mere forowof whipping to # forced obedience No, they all the pride cf good health and conditioa !1 thetr motions. thelr mouth with theirimmenee tus toadmire mort thet: of Van Amburgh who has so perfectly beat them to his will, The piece in which thay are iatroduond. is eati- tied “Morok,” and the ipoidents in it foaudsd on thore in Mugene Su atest work. “Tne Wandering Jew,” where the splendid dereriptions given of Vorok, fford the dramatist such aa opportu- wr. Van Amburgh and his colles- 5 written expresaly for him as, in- e only perron who has the requisite abilt- pg it, Im the second act, there occurs a meet thrilling ace: in which Van Amburgh has s conflict with his black tiger, whivh surpyeses any- thing we baveever eeon, Tho tiger springs on him with oppareptly all the ferecity with which that ani- wa) is endued, and the fight that ensues ir most ter rite, The black tiger bas always been considered un- tameable, and the onein this collection is the first specimen ofthe kind that bas ever been controlled. and wonderfully has he been trained. Our apace will Bot ellow us ty dwell more op the beautiful way in which thia piece bas beem got up, its interestiog story and splendid rcenery, aud the remarkable perform: ances of Van Amburgh and his animals We must conclude by saying that“ Morok the Beaet-Tamer,” is the greatest piece of the season; and we doubt that to-night an audience equal in numbe: brilllanoy, will witness it and the rest of the agre entertainments announced, Buoapway Tueatar.—The second week of the per- formance o! Balfe’s* Enchantress’ will, undoubtedly, Prove very profitable to the management of this splen- did theatre, The riehness of the mise en scéne, the gorgeourness of the costumes, the accuracy of the sceneries, and the fine acting and siogingof Mr. and Mre. Seguin, give the plece a ran. The managet of the Broadway theatre has really found out 4 * poule ava aufs d'or,’ and po doubt the coffer of the private office will soon be filled with the glittering metal. The « Enchantress’ will have a jon, ran, and will rely be heard and teen by all amateurs of theatrical spien- dor. Natioxan Tueatac.—This house was crowded in every part last ing, and never have we seen en tertainments go off better than they did. Curtainly, Chanfrau and his company have the happiest anak of pleasing their gudiences, as every thing they under- take is sure to be reeeived with acvlamations of delight. The very weausing new farce of “I?ll be Your Second,” was the first pi: ce, hie fannieet mocd #8 Mr. Placid; there 1 aboutMir.'C.’s_performarees, en @jualled by any comed The new picce of “The @rigadier, or the Inn of Cervennes,” was n played, ‘und was most enthusiastically a Merers, Hield. Tilton, and Pardey,and Mrs | splayed the principal parts, and ss the story tes most interesting One, and the acturs acquitted themselves in the most admirable manner, the “Brigadier,” as we have already stated, was received in fine atyle. and no doubt it will have a jongrun. There is some pretty dancing im the piece, which received a due share of applauee. Theecenery is truly besutifal; the greater portion of it is entirely new, and was painted for the occasion, The stage manager, Mr. Jones, desecves much credit forthe handsome manner in which the piece ir put on the stoge; and as we perceive his name p for @ benefit to-morrow éveming. we hops his friends, and the patrons of the house trong on the | testimony for hi M this house. ¢ at the National Theatre C: king in a midsummer sun of suco ightly applauded to the echo. W. liet cf amusements for to- night's bill. Sans Lent & Co.’s clrous compasy will remain o few evenings longer at their estaviisbment in Broad vay. as Gurirg the past week great numbers of persons were prevented from visiting the performances by the extraordinery bad weather we bad The exhibitions of thie company have always been reckoned the moat splendid in the way of circus performances, and on there, their Jast nights, they will take care to briag ‘orward every attractive feature, besides introducing pumercus new ones. The graceful Rivers family, the fighting ponies, the young Sands’ horsemanship, Cin- dere!la and Tom Thumb, the beautiful mare and pony, snd all the remarkable equestrian, acrobatic, and other eate of the company, will be introduced this evento; S10. Bortesini, who Js 90 well and favorably known, fo ali mmucicians in this city, and more te all who bave the slightest Jove of wusic, by his extraordinary proficiency on the double bi tarewell concert this . He areschi, Signores Ferrari, Barili. A variety of place. The are sufficient to nduce a lerge attendance dit is not to be suppored that the lovers of good music will allow such an oppor- tunity tohear good music pass by, without embracing it to their own advantege, Crnisty's Min Seth charms to Gstaad po: r} crowds to them night after night, for upwards of two ease in succession: a) New On.rans Sexesavens.—We have, on numerous occasions, os ‘&® most favorable opinion of th; merits of these perf rmers, nob but strengtkens that opinion, rina ence is Wwireble; all thy wit of th tertainments is pre*<crved, without any of that coarsi netec: vulgarity which is sometimes introdu sre, moreover, musical" Pa-nor Imitation & a nae, show that they have a keem perception of the ludio- eran ‘We commend them to the patronage of all our citizens, Panorama or THE Hvpson Riven.—People may say what they choose, that a love of the fine arte ie not generally diffured among our people; bat, neverthel the truth is. when anything intrinsically good a the New Yorkers are never bao more ‘nt penorama of a more magnificent river was never pall announced to commenee an en- geet at the National Theatre, Cincinnati, last night. The Heron Family are in Mobile. & Smith's circus opened] in jMobile ‘on Brooklyn City Intelligence Common Couxcit.—The Board convened yesterday at 0 ofelook. The oll called, the Among the moat impor- tant bills referred were those of the police department and the contractors for painting the City Hall—a communica’ Justice Atwater, in relation to certain abusive mirrives reocived by him, and charging officer George Coleman with the act. The communt- in was referred to the Law Committee, to report at the next meeting. Resolutious were then offered by the following :— Alcerman Bsxson—In favor of allowing any person to take up dirt or manure in the puolto streets. Alderman. Hatu—Giving the inspectors and clerks of election $5 for their ser‘ tees. Alderman Pxit—To inatruct the comptroller to re- port at the next meeting the expenses for atrevt repairs during the years 1848—49. Alderman Hutneat—Reqniring the Street Committee to number and label the stres ts of the eity. The Board then adjourned, Reroxt or Deatus any Inrensents THE Maser 31, 1949,—Males, 21; feo 8; adulte, 18; children. 31—Total, 49. Their diseases were fi : Bronebites, 1; consumption, 9; oonval- ; croup, 2; or of lungs, 1; debility, 1; dropsy in the head, 2; dysentery. 1; dentition,|; purr eral fever. 1; ec 3; typhetd do, 4; diseases of cough, 1; Inflamationof the bows 2; do. of jungs, 4; do, of throat,1; measies. 1; old age, 1; paralysin, 1; pleurisy, 1; aprac, 1; atiltborn, 1; teta- ros, 1; hydrothorax, 1. There 160 26 intermeats in Greenwood and other Brooklyn grounds, from Now York and other places. Naval Intelligence. The U. S. frigate Raritan arrived here yesterday from Norfolk, and ashort cruise off the coast. The follow. Jo w list of her officers: —Cap*ain, Benj Page; Benj. J. Totten, let Lieut, ; Wm, J. M ; Wa A Parker, 2d do. ; Thos. B, Hi bth do.; Francie Aloxander, Mastet Fleet Surgeot , Lieut. Coma Baten, Purser ; Josiah J. H Jones, 24 Black, Chaplaim ; A J. Rice, Aest. Sargron ; Miles. do do. ; Wm. F, Davidson, Pansed Midshi brancit Gregory, 40. ; Greenleaf Cilley, do. ; de Krafft. do, ; Jonathan Young, do.; C. W. Flienser, ; J. D. Binke, do. ; J. W. Riddell, do, ; cape, do ; J. i. Gillin, do ; Newell Ab- Bratt. do; J Z. Towney, Coptain e Clerk, Parser’s Clerk; J Lewis, Boatewain ; A. Ywaner; Wm, Lee, Carpenter; J. Ste- Frrsner ix tig Hupson River.-—There is quite a freshet in the rivey at preeent, the dogk in many places being innadated. The north wind h aided in keeping it teom attaining amy great height to what we might have expected. It was yma gradually yeeverday.— Albany kexpress, City Intelligence, CITY POLrrics. There are now three mayorsity candidates in the field, the democrate at ammany Hell having, last evening, nominated Francie B. utting. Mr. Van Schaiek, the free soil candidate, had tventy-three votes out of the fifty two on the first ballot; and onthe last Mr. Cuttii forty-five, This, ef course, pre- cludes the probability of any joint action of thetwo branches of the democratic party, and leaves @ divided house jor the whigs to contend against. The Whig ounty Convention met at the Broadway Houre, last evening. to confirm their former action in relation to the nomination of Mr. Woodhull, as their candidate for the mayoraity. and also to make arrange- mente for a ratification meetin’, to be held some time prior to the election, A committee of five was ap- pointed to wait upom Mr. W., and to make the nese: sary arrangements for the meeting. The convention then adjourned. It ia yet @ matter ef doubt whether the vote ought to be taken on the reception of the amended city charter, at ourelection next Tuesday. There appears, itis sald to have been some constitutional flaw inthe mode of getting the bill through at Albany. Article 7, sections 13 and 14, of the Constitution of the State, reads as fellows:— “Every law which imposes, continues, or revives a xX, the object to which 06 be sufficient tor ojeet. On the final paxcage in either house of the Le; ure of every uot which impores, continues, or revives en debt or ebarge, or wakes, continu By appropriation of public or trust mou erty, oF re or commutes any or demand of the Stal question shall be ed op the journals, and three fifths of allthe members eleoted t ther houre, shall in all such oases be necessary to constitute a quorum thereio ” Article 2. section 1, provides that persons entitled to vote, shall vote for all officers that now are, or here- after may be elective by the people ” Now it js raid thet the clause of the law which re- quires three-fifths of the members of the legislative odies to be present, has not been complied with in the oase of our city charter; and it is further clained that the act for reorganizing the almshouse depart: mept goes counter to the provision fa article 2, ssction 1 ; for the governors of the almshouse, are hereafter to be partly appointed, and partly elested--that is, the go- vernor is to appoiat one, and the people to elevt one. The Corporation authorities have despatshed Charlos O’Conor, Eeq., to Albany,in order to lay this mat. ter before the State Executive in its true lezal lizht: The Commea Counotl, however, have determined to prokent the subject at the next election, as the new charter has reorived the Governor’s signature, The whigsof the Second Ward have nominated for alderman, James Kelly ; for assistant alderman, Edwin J. Mercer; for assessors, Benjamin W. Beneon, John N. Sayre; for constables, Emerald Wheeler, Heary Gardner; for school commissioner, Robert Thompson, Jun. ; for trustee, David Decker, Sen. ; for inspector, Elijab Paine. In the Fourth Ward, Dennis Mullins for alderman, and Jacob F. Oakley for assistant alderman, are the canaidates nominated by the regular democratis ward convention, and not by the free soil meeting. Deatu py Areriexy.—The coroner held an inquest yesterday. at the corner ef 15th street and 10th ave- nue on the bedy of Dennis Forgerty, aged 40 years, a rative cf Ireland, who came to his death by a fit of apoplexy. Verdict accordingly. Accipentat Dearu.—The Coroner held an inquest itd station house, on the body t Henry Burchella, aged a Right scavenger, and | from the cart, ti id over him, he was b'eeding from the mouth and nose when pic! up. Hoe fell off the cart on the eorner of Pearl and Ww d just as his friends got him to he expired. Verdict accordingly. Drovent at Havana.—A letter from Havana of the 22d ult. says:--The mail from the country has arnved, and brings us ead accounts of the con- tinued drought which they seem to be suffering in all parts. Everything was quite parched up, firea had occurred in consequence, and most of the es- tates had stopped grinding in some of the principal aistricts, so that we have little doubt but that the crop will be tar shorter than we even now antici- pate rt will be. Itthe drought continue much longer the eflect willnotonly be a turtber diminution of the present crop, but it will seriously injure the pros pects for the ensuing one, as the young cane. can- notcome forward at its proper time, and much of he old cane left over for seed, will become. alto- gether unfit for planing. Orricia, Noticr.—Applications to the Depart. meut of War for copies of the Pension Laws having become | o numerous, we are ,requeated to tate that that department has none gor distribu- tion, nor has it control over those ausbarized by act of the last Congress to be printed. They are, ogether with all the business of the Pension and ndian departments, transterred, by Jaw, to the Department sf the [aterior.—Nutional Intelli- gencer, April 2. Supreme Court Spe Before Justice & Arn, 2-—Dr \e swer complaiot. Herz Trier vs Isaec Caribach.—Motion for jadgment denied. William Sryder. Henry Fitzhugh, et al —Motton to change place of trial denied. Uiam Thompson vs. Abel Smith.— Motion to set off Jodsment, granted. 3 4:3 eCorty t* Thomas Carroll ~ Motion to set acide judgmer® and rubsquent proseedings—granted. is Van Vechter vs. Erastus Lyman,—Motion for attachment grarted. unless deferdunt shall submit to ap oral exemination before referee. Pons M Nichtern ads. Magdelen Nichtern.—Injano- tion disrolved Court of Oyer and Terminer. Before Judge Edwards and Aldermen Downing and Adama Arni.2—The court was formally opened to day, and agjourned to the léth inst, and the jucy dis: charged until that day. His Honor then proceeded to hold # Ssecial Term. and after hearing a few motions, of course adjourned. The adjourned Citouit Court was continued by Jus- tice Edwards, and the cause of Wall & Co. vs. The Howerd Insurance Co., It was not con- cluded when the court adjourned. After the tclal of ae cause, no more jury trials will be called until the wi ———— crs¥Y TRADE REPORT, Mowpay, April 2—2 P.M. Asnxs remain without change, and-in moderate de- tl 1» morning sum up 1.206 bdis. at $5 a $5183 sor common to good brands, and $5 81X to $5 8744 for pure Generce. For rye flour thers isa large inquiry, and we notics sales of 1,500 bbls. at $2 62! a $275 Meal is without chavge. and dull. In wheat there have been eales of 2.600 bushels Ohio on private terms Corn is in good request for the eart and ehip- Ding. at Saturday's quotatio Provistons.—The pork market fr heav: 1e8, 200 bbis. mess, at $1050. Lard is Gull at 66 @ 630 Monvay, April 2—6 P. M. There was a fair businese doing in Fiour, to-day, for the Eastern and home trade, and the market was pretty steady. New Orleans wasin less ioquiry, and KO oferations cf moment transpired. Southern sold to 8 moderate extent, at Saturday's rates, Ryo flour was some firmer, and considerable derire was manifested to operate. In wheat, there was some movement. and tales of both Generee and Ohio were made on terms stated below. Corn was in good demand for the Eeetern trade, with a fair joqulry for shipping. Rye remained about the same, The provision market ge- nerally was heavy, and the transactions # Cotton wee rather easier for the buyer, though the operations were only toe limited extent. Groceries were in less demand then on Seturday, end the sales were limited. Asnes—~The market is without chanze. barrels, mostly pote, at $6 66%; Buxswax—A eale of 25,000 los, The market is steady for Weat he demand moderate, We quite com $5 to $5 18%; pure Gn ey Ohio at $6 as is quiet, bout 0 country, How. Rye flour is in fair demand, le better; the males are 1,200 bbls, at $2 75 @ $2 81. Meal is without ebange to notice, with salen of £00 bbls, Jorney at $2 664 The market is not firm for wheat, and helders are willing sellers; trane- actions embrace 2660 bathels Genesee at $1 22; and 2.560 Ohio for exportation at about $107. For rye the demand continues, with sales of 5.000 bushels at 890, delivered. Oats are dull at 83 0 86¢, for Jersey andriver, The inquiry for corn jor the East and ship: plog is fair, and quotations generally are pretty firm; tupply is not large, and the sales reach 30.000 bushels at 620 for New Orleans, 62 0 580. for mixed am Southern. b4e. for white Jersey, 5634 for yell ern, and 67c. for round yellow. A smell war made at 66c., but it wae no criterion of Corton.—The tales to-day amount to or dates, with » dull mari with which the tight money Bierket ay peare to hi ach to do CattLe.— At market 800 beef cattle, (600 Soutber: remainder from this State and the East) 70 cows enlven, rs 1,800 sheep lambs. Prioe. wey 600 cr even nati fa et ad price: $7 049650 perowt, The market closes hape 100 head left over, ( D and lambs sell at $2 12% to $8 50.0 $6 25. 160 ‘The packet of the 10th is fall, at % for re offering. To other porte the rates va! teria: change. here bo bat little doing Sn fish, and the only wt over Noor sales we hear of are 400 quintals dry cod at $275, and 600 bozen sealed herring (from store) at abe. ebusetts mackerel are dull. at $9 for No 1's. $575 Ne 2's, and $376 for No. 3's About 1.000 quintals 00d are afloat unrold —they are he'd at $2 814. Hay.—Sales of 600 bates at previous rates. Howgy.- We notice saces of 40 tierces and 35 barrels Cube. a little candied, for the Philadelphia market, at 40 #1 Sales by auction, 89 oases Manilla at 34a ts, rip gner 4 sales of Missouri pig were made at $4 ~ Linseed is in falr demand for the country id 6lc. in barrels. In other no sales. of 10 tons, in casks, changed per owt Provisions — Quotations fer pork are more or |i inst. The sales are 600 bb! 50 for m $8765 for prime In beef the market is lower; «1 beem made of 150 bb ountry mess at $Ll 256 314; Lard Je without change, though heavy. of 200 bbIn 640 « and 20 000)bs good gr 530. @ 6c The inquiry for cut meats is fair. with rales of 10 tierces Sugarcured hams at 7\¢ , apd 200001bs sour shoulders at 4c. Butter has seainehy and rapges from 120 to 18}gc. for State airies, SuGans —The refiners have thie day slitered their standard sugars to 90, By auction 100 hhds. New Or- Jeans scld at do, to 440 Tras.— There sre now five cargoes ef fresh teas in the market, two of which, the Montauk’sand Zeno- Ddia’s will be offered for sale on Thuradsy and Friday, the 5th and 6th inst. Tonacco —No movement of importance in this arti- ole travepired Wuisxey is dull at 220. for Prise d Drudge. MARKKTS ELSEWHERE, FOREIGN MARKETS. Drmanara, March 7 — Flour, $6 76—good supply. Corn meal. $3 50 to $375 per bbl — dull of eale. ioe, Caroling, $4 to $4 60 per 160 Ibs. Pilot bread, $8 75 to $4 per bb}. Candles. tallow. American only saleable ; bert quality im boxes of 20 lbs., bringing 14 to 15 conta per * ; composition 80 cents per lb. Codfish. $275 per quintal. in lote Mackerel, $4 to $4 25 per bbl. Pork American prime, $1360. Beef, Amerioan, prime, stock very light. price $10 to $14 per bbl.. as in quali- ty ; consumption limited. Corn, yellow, 75 cents per ba . very plentiful, Ch , American. 80 per lb., dn)), and heavy stock. Oats, American, 67 cents per busbel, very dull of Lumber, W. P.. per 1000 ft. $16; P P, $20, last R per 1.000, $28. fn lots; W. O., per 1,000, $36. at ed. Shingles. W. P, per 1,000, $150. Lime, bhd $8. Building brioks, per 1,000, $14 to $16; fire do. per 1,000, $30. Marricd, On Thursdey. 29th ult., by ithe Rav. Mr. Coe, Souomon Fanninc, to Mrs. M. McLawe, both of Mr. this city. Died, On Sunday, April'l, after a long and patnfal illness, Mrs. Ann Maria Mansu, aged 47 years, wife of Joseph M Marsh, ‘The relatives and friends of the family are invited to funeral, trom 48 Essex street, at 1 o’clock fternoon. arch 81,1849, James McCusker, son juskey, of consumption. Staten [-land, on the 2d instant, Jamxs Wa.ter, youngest child of Udolpho and Anna Wolfe, aged 9 months 29 days. Weekly Report of Deaths Ta the Olty sad County of w York, from the 2ith day of March, luaroh, 1849, ‘Men, 4; Women, ‘Boye Si ‘57.—Total, 228. ‘DISEASES, 59; Girls, Apoplexy, 6; atrophia. 2; angina 1; bleeding 3: bleeding from heen burned pet ronobiti 1; cancer. 2; cancer of liver, 1; cerbumole, 1; cholera infantum, 2; consumption, 35; oom- vulsions. 23;croup, 7; congestion of Langs 5 oyanoois, 1; catarrh, 1; que, 4, deliriuin UN’ Leste SF ATS ta 1r0} o'ea! aed, 8s a7 ‘rectors J; fietuls, 1: fever puerperal, 2; }, dropey 8: sentry, 4; erysipelas. 2; ver remit- tant, sonrlet 5; fever typhus, 6; fever uorvous, 3; disease of, hooping Li 1: faftaramation, 2; inflame i.flommation ef bowels 7: infam: theart, 1; in. paced? 25; 2 to 8, 31; 6t0 10, to 60, 26; 60 to 60, 15; Movements of the Ocean Lappe om yee To arrive at New York. To sail from New York. PR aa LIVERPOOL. js, Thompeon, Mar: Europe, Lott, April7 bree! Became, April2i sOUTHAMTTON, &o. ‘Hermann, Crabtree, ‘Mar 20 Washington, Jobnston, April 20 | W BERMUDA, Bee, Allan® April 12 w April7 April ‘ ‘Tennossoe, Collins, April 4 SAVANNAH, Cherokee. n. Ranuse, Ceding Faloon, Tonpont 1» Thom| Gresoeut Cit. Bioddard, Northern: April 1 Apall IL yuo | Crescent City, Stoadard, Ap 17 mo 's tae | Falcon, Mompeont ‘apell 9 To vail from Boston, Mar 24 | Niagara, Ry: 18 4 . Apt | —_—, bs Hr * The Bermuda steamer toudhes and returning at sland Gr Thorens wad'all tho or Buda, To arrive at Boston. Rt are Vera Crus, Obagres, i . ¢ The Falcon touches going and returning at Savannah, Havana and New Orleans. {Tho Faloon connects with the Pucife stentnehips, which are to leave Panama, each month, Movements of the Salling Packets: Ships to Arrive, ips to Sail, Euivenroon, LIVERPOOL, New York, Croppes, Mar! jucen of the West, Hallett Maré Sheridap, Cornith, — Maroh 11 Kontezura, Lowber, Mar Itt Beorv Clay, Howland, Mar 2t ¢R&kiddy,fhipley, Mara THOUTH. Pun Frince Alter March 4 Weatwintter, 1, Marob 6 Gladiater, Williams March 12 Indopendenee, Bradich, Mari PORTSMOUTH, Switeerland, Flotoher, Apel 3 Ain Eagle, Doine, April’ Sir Rob’t Peel. Chadwick, AplI6 Devonshire, Hovey, Apel MAVAR, MAVREL Splendid, Crawford, une | Onetda, Wi lard, Aprils Sew Yors, Lines" Wareh 24] Argo, Davis, Apeil 10 MARITINKE ANVELLIGE AG aoe Port of New York, April 2, 1849, 6 Bi mer waren., Cleared. Ships Tartar, Webster, Canton, Booth & Ei Allen, Galveston, J A Bi Co; Galena, je Eagle & taeard; Cat: arine, Newbold & Oraf & Co; Charles Devans, } Thing, Havann. Nos ase, White, ‘Orleans, JW Elwell; obite, RW Teundy & Co ar; BR Milam, wit. 00 , Charleston, T Ward! Barhs- Merlin, Welch, gene (¥r) Bernard, Bayley, Chaaree, Hnsea) mith @ Walsh; N D Watkeng Bartlett Brige—Tele; |. Wallrafe, Ham! . L & W Buchard; Caro Lering, Madeira, Bad; ek & Co; Excel, Revell Sevan. 7, oe ee Lae Ivarado, Kio. ardeon, do, Badger, 0. Sehre—C D Ellis, Braston, Char'esten, NL MoOready & 03; ‘Uurapis, M) crs, Wilmingtor, Ni Virginis, Gowk Allen & Pexnon, Pairfox, Penfield. Al xandria; Col Penrose, Pt iladelphia, J Hand, Leader, Brace, Boston. US frigate Raritan, Ps folk, Mi doen ate Raritan, Page, Norfolk, March 13—} ervise 20 daye She is at snoheron the Bar. ve it pitneh ship Louis, Grenier, Havre, 97 4 chen, Ship Wm Sprague, (of Providence, RI) Chase, , daya mies, Plibcnton & Witenes’ Ti) “bases Liverpool, 34 Si days, mdse, to pJohn C Calhoun, Melcher, Liverpool, Fiikenton & Wileon, fa ip William Jarvis, Jarvis, Liverpool, 31 days, with mdse and peeretgers, to Wilonan Oeican ere nme = Bark William Larrabee, Arey, Porto Rico, 28 days, with sazae, to Brett & Vese, March 20, Int 28 43, lon 71 15, passed brig John Colby, of New York, steering to_ the northward; 28th, wasup to Sandy Hock, when sbe took the SE gale, and was blown off south of the Cepee, and during that timo was knocked down on her Yeom ends, and wes ol to stave deck lead of 68 hhds of mo. lanes toright ber. Bark St Tromas, 80 days, mdse, to Nesmith & ‘ork, 40 days, in ballast, to Grinpell, Mintarn & Co. She thor in tho bs; ae ee brig Tordenskyold, Gerging, Leghorn, b days, with . to Orel rig Ottowa, Maloy, Gaasaeaaloos, Mexico, 82 days, with ma hogapy to Pareniradt& Schumacker. Mareh 20th, Capo Hat. terses, NW 90 milon saw n vessel dismasted, water logged and ad w high quarter deck, bowspr t sanding, ovn'd not Bing Sine Bese, acne Bice ‘28th, eet oo fee 73 ) spoke jue Nose. 01 te ar fot Hoston, with forsto tain eatinast gone, with fone, of jatance, Brig Meteor. Dobson, 4t Tomes, March 17, in ball Foyer. Bid in co brig kiward Drubeon, for Alexandri dor, Brown, from Liver pool for N Orleans, fur suppiies. a R76 Lora, Lamb, Mayagues, Pa, wich sugar, to Join M Seolth Brig Elle, Pike, Bastport, 6 days, with lath, to Brett & Vooe, Fobr Arte . (of Bath, Moree, Gusyamn, FR, 21 di with molasees, 10 B DeForest ‘0, March 22, lat 34 40, lon 7616, tock We frem 8, which hauled to NW, and blew « hurrivane, d Woot, and 40 hhde molagses stove, lont stora bowt; 26tn 7, lat $7 30 ong 71 experienced m heavy gale from NB, ne rem aluder of the d:ok consisting im all of 72 hade molay ke, split salle, and received other 80h, 40, tpoke Br brig Blue Nore. of St Andrews, 4, bound to Boston, with lowe of foretopnast ard sails. tish robe Margaret, Brough, Baifax, 6 day, with @sh, to Meroe, tchr Comilla Sevtt, Northam, Potomac River 5 days, with mdre, tod B Murray. Mare! off Blaok, raw 8 large prinied port oR. ‘with lous of for Bliscellencous. Lurrer Bacs 0! stoamer Cacada, for Halifax villiow at tho Exebange Reading oom vo mew at por 4 Jatias Rage of seamen Denneanen, Se Bavannah, to morrow, at Them One, fr Have, wil sail to morrow, at 13 c'eleak, as above. ‘steamer (1 for Balifax ont tht ae Foabove ofice, Wedneeday, shia gant, ° Bric Maxuatran, reported yesterday as lost, was Messre ED Burlvut & Corwas avout D youre old, aude valeurs arcorted cargo, The vers] and ker cargo were insured im thie 7. Four Pavesrixe,(of Philsdelpbis) Carickeom. ( Ported) osbore 2th on the Fiat Fand, 24 miles 8 of Cape With a osrgo of molareeand hay. She is full of water, and thenght to be bilged. The Captain wantes survey on her. fcun Jonxrn Fauxweut, Alexander, at Norfolk, from New York, reports lat 88, lon 74, Snew maingail, snugly fare toa and upyat ted main ' oom. cnn Bore W Ganpy, Jeffries from Philadelphia, with scar of con) for Provider: back to P Ztet inst, to repair, haw fr Jost during the late ;ale, in the Delaware Bay, foremost ant bead of main mest. Bcun Rosaurne Skinwér, s» Charleston, 29th, from St Joan, Cuba—on the 22d Moreh. ir. a heavy blow, lost deck load, com Misting of twenty one hhde molasos, Scour Penxevivanra, Erickson, from Now Philadelphia, pat into Norfolk, 30ch, having ou the 27th of Gres: Bri Fas! ®, during the suvero NE gale, lost rudder and spray oom, A large vestel, with masts gon tobo outeide Brown's i and v hen the tr tow boat R B Forbes leit at 435 0 speicta: The trunk, clothing, & Posed tobave ecme from ruppored ship, wae reporter Fiymouth, on Saturday, 9 pw rig to Ko to her. ode, Bundy afierabon for be found on Nantasket beae’, and guy wreck of brig Ransom, of roe from rebr Charles, ot Calais, whiel terin the last storm, the cow e ping. in Kiet ardson of the Charlesina nosy tel Captain Richardson ot the Ransom, which vessel ie belie « t Deer Iole, in safety. Notice to Mariners. lehoad Rock, near the entrance of Maz Y oly blown away night of #28 ut Th monument was it 25 feet high, an 1d be soem 20 mie from lan Whalemen An ontract from a letter reccivel im Nantucket, from Captaly Beale, hip David Padduck (doforeeported Loot ve" the £6 lowigg 6002u0, of the Lom af that ah, Coming gut of the Japan See mth ight, with whate an: #p oil “et fosnea rock not lsté down ou soy ohart thas T had, or say thet ‘The David Padduck had been very.euscosate a had aiden’ happeacd to her sho woul pe fret ships home. le tee (roms Mb Asdrewn have reer since | Ned lp og Seg hg cee ‘one of the fi Tsteffcer of the D Padduok. dated Dee 8. 1548, states that him felt'and Captaly Swain were at tao Franoisco engezed ia build ing & vessel, with a prospect of doing well tLere. Spo! Brig Hentlon Pain, from wharloatgn for Chagroo, 7 days dt] irl Poprig Mages, Week York ( about Mareh 20) fc ‘33 44 lon 79 16, 0 days from Mayegues, PF 23, lat 34, Jon 75, veund N, Me Soby Democrat, (Br) Clemeuts, from New York (Mareh 8) Faincuth, vam, pared Urough tueks Talend Paaaage Mare 1 ten jeavy weather on 5 Rane Puclive, Dovtre, (2 dave from New Bedford for Califor nia, March 18, Int 33 (8, ton 34 4, . } B Ayres, J Stee Piockney, Broughton, ror Chusterion, Dee burr Jan 80, Bld 20th, bark Hermitage, Balt more, nor Yor. CaLao, Jan I ‘tr ships Damascus, Hale, Pallet, tGaeee AY 19) via Va); i anak Walton, Al yn, lifornia, &o; 2b Noucten Mbrchatl, from "NYork (aug 29) via Valpiralso (ar ald Feb 8 fr Canton, A} fu port, Feb 13, ship Damarous. Hale, for Cb! Tekan Joad for s port in the U States; Isaak Watlon, All<n, charter load nitrate of soda at Iquique and neigaboring porte at $17 p- ton. natn about Jan 27—Sochr Patuxent, Waterman, of N Bo netmncon Mareh 6—Brig Wellingstey, Parsons, from Witmis on, NO, arr. oR Di . March 6—Arr Feb 22, bark Cordelia, Whitae Fbilada, andsld Mar for St Thomas, Si March4,sebe Glot Wars, NYork. Guavawa Karch 12—Bark Franklin, of Portland, Cook, { 1 NYork, Kinceron, Jam, Mareh 7—Arr brig Bathurst, Hooper, Ob OSonrmvmxo, Jan %4—Brig Snow, Washburn, for Paramagt 9 day. *Para,toy 22—Brig Eagle, Ropes, for Salem, 10 days, enly A veseel, 1h 17—Barks ia Hood, of New Hav T- tan fagnol ten Har tg: sebre a to esil 17th; Mount Vernon, Lewis, do; Forrest, Smal ‘Boat Brown, to sai 17th; Hopewell, Meats, ar We Sait Wir: Catherine, Eldridge. for N York, ready; Ovedel ‘Woitis Wit; Benj MoCulity, hoseell. jnsbere “Bid bag Raward, Dre wer, for Alexandria’ ship Hincor, Brows, from Ld for kame, for sb ‘Tonxs tavanp, March 20—Sohr Mary, Cratch, of Washingt: Cy, fo NO vies nextday, C—Fr trig Nouveau Persevernnt, foe 8 Francisco, 45 dope,” BMA prev $0 Jan 30, bask Borveatla: Fox Ban Francisco, Home Ports. vw LEXAND? PF ay ane | rt D raipek, Dav ‘shing top, Gai jam Bomrso. erst . ips Ho Fortitude, Labloy, Motile; brige Lemie Beam, Noyes, Carden Baber. Philadelphia; Mary B, Crowell, do; ou tr paten Whe sehes Concord, Boule. aad Saa)aa? Bovit, N Yorkand Albany: J (1 & Co, Yoong; Nc ‘ward, Baker, do. Arrberk KR dsms Marti, Messina; Joa Ba’ o; Ctt man, Hannum’ Savaensh, ‘Telegraph Br bark Avon, from Liverroel. 8 gnal for two barke and top Uaige, Bid Saturday, shipe Win a ¢ oupsr, Gen Veax e, W Badg, Frauchiee, PLilens, Elissbevh, 1) + backs Bains Tesdon NW Buidze. Laconia, Trewont; brigs Caroline, Wm Ml’ dilver Vapdslia, Lewis Wea. Ha'ifax, Coneort, Peart, Toplift; sche Ca 180, from the Rords ship ormelia, barae W, ry F S.nde; Uris Erie Oxoeala, Can iace; day, ships York, Huron Fertitade; bashes Caroli Tp’ Ober'in, Vesta Ts ‘Maa,J W Pair Verking, Gulnare echr Urbens, and othirs, TMORY April l—Art bark Herat Br Lark © ald, Drew, Re tte Brisror, RI, March t2—Sid brig Veto, Shute, Chay’ estons CHARLESTON, Matob 29 - arr ‘ship Osvools, Bacatow, Liverpo- ‘ortwes, Gusn’ aks Rudelph. Liverpool Ghd ship tame inti, Br Sipheevens, Errington, NYork; bar< Leouces, Monroe, | Yorh; brig Adaws, Alsougatu. Smith, Baltla ro; #0 Skinner St Juan, Cubs (reo ailroe!’aneous) Cid ol? 7, Dyer, Liverpool. Sid atl ‘00d. Live rincess Jose; (sor) via Come sebr Karle D: we ley. Liverpos ‘Dee, 30th ed brig Wf Dogan Smith, Vere, Sid bark & Ward. Harward Liverpoot triz Gilly, Hnety, N York, ' fa port, 30—Shipe Isabel (a), Roller, for Southerner (s), Berry, for New Yok, Idg; Sow Yorit Hull | Now York, Id Br), Rrewgtso, from New Foose ( on, Pollinter, for Liverpool, Ida; Amelia, Agi Barstow. frou Liverpool, dischg: = Colum ia, Johos n, for Ny T, 10g; Al lagen, Reber: Diane, Ma! oth f To, leg: Fr Raver @, nest Boece, (Ble Handatarn, (orld erpoo!, ldg: Convoy. w Orleans. de; George Hent Bra¢{ford. from Narguu('N Pp, to undorgo repa'es, Lao es, M roe, from New York, deohg: Carolina, Godirev, tor New Yur, Jdg: Harword, Aerward, fer L ve rpoul, ready; Montezame (B: Rendsl!, for Liverpool, lég: Attica, Moll for 8t re ; Mg; Abred (Bremer), Lalloer from Br men, repairing, Ber Algenqap, Smith, fom Baltimore, dis hg; Grates. Ca Wilringron (® G}, gs Atk, Johinton, from Lives Anna Catarina (Dao), Matzen, for tho Nerth of Barope, ld or fr Providence, 1p; Paul T Joes, Big pole just arr, James Calder for Liverpool, Idy; Osce: 1a, mosot, Tuoker, for Live pool, id York, Ig: Versnilies Huvt, tor for Liverpool, 1dg; Pallas (Br). Ho hitmey,'1 po ray Taft. Mowry, for Philadel his, 10g; Enity, FIs ty. for New York. ¢ ad: Lenpher, fra Norv or: pert Ida: Wm 7 Bate, for Ne York. eg; Age'e, YawSet. for Philadelphia, dg; Quingy Kom ty for Philadelphia, de: Sirsh © Hive, 8tedd for ® Roesbera por lig Wasson, Reed from Key West, waiting Hanes (tam), 4: five from Bio de Janeiro, waiting: Alvana, Thasstos, from Gu a(P RB). rep ini g. Ticanrown. March 80—In port, brig Wanderer, for 8t Job NB: schre Abbott arenes, for Boston; Delawate, for Wisease ro York. . ‘Maroh 27—Cld sehr Mudlator, Wi'iart,JNc Moreh 20, 10 an—In bark Nashas, f. Safford, tam Small, and Sutton, tor do: Clev : for Eostporti iti Haptin Cary, 3 “decal 7 PM—No voeesleanme either In or wer on ‘Too Eiliot: and Jerome, are being di ctarges. and #0 for the oargres are not matertalty injured, TT tbr» Walter will leave to-morrow for the olty. wit? « load feo he Eliott and the George Liz ready to start with «fat lo from the Sérome. Tt ie thought thet the four schry now scho; here, viemRrandywine, Mary Elisabeth, Biliotr, “abr one aay tint vw ag 7 er a ‘Jane, Fotta, Liv al; ‘ay pe Adesien, Seaton, Genoa wacia Tesn, Lorisana, de; bark Char'os Williams, Wade, Boston: eh a. Gerdea, Philadelphia; Kate Aubery, Andezeon, NOr} ro, Ptene da, Beoford, Hoi uxs's Bos, ty and Je New Oa.eann, March 21—Arr ships Nit Sinith. N Yor’ illiem Bitchooek, Rolling, Kay West: Davis. Portlan: hr Br) Lawrence, Tarke ell, Brae chieola; Matilda. Percival Savaun sb; Wi Went, [Cig atenmanip Portland, Fle lia, Gray, Havro; Ontor‘o. C 10, clu: Geo Tarner, Butehard, Liverpool; Corsai Everhard, Liverpool; Zone, Fi Pike, Bloat, Sclomon Piper i ‘4 bert. Liv tid lonto Cbrisve. Y« jegraph, « Br, ra ¥ % Peinostor Jam; stonmar Atlan pe Waid of Orleckanea’ We Behe ‘aid of jeans 2: ‘book. ert Varker, Win Ferrie, barks Getonél, Walton, W Moritbow. Norvor.x, Mereb 30—Arr bark Babe+mann, from Th (vefore reported (a Hampron Toads;) ets Joesph Farewell. Alor ander, New Yerk: Aimeds, We den, Provide 5 oy tyrone; rehe Charior, i ke slotcge lll | Ps Mareh Serah & Mary, Adems, Ney PHiAnenrnra. Avril l= Arr scht Wenty Payson, Crowell Portinyd. “Cla Diet, ship Stepbea Baldwin, Borland, Livorpoes bork Zion, Keyno'ds, Boston, Rrewson, Mar h 31—Sid sehr Anne Somers, N York San Frawcisco, dan 2—Airship Ann MoKim, 51 cays feor, 0, ABNAN. March 28- Arr sohe Alert, Oslling, Philndelpht Urig Alte trow, Cid trig Bliaa Dailey, hr Vandalion, Metatives NV ork, 2? Hopkins, Nowtn fob ¢ Lace’ Boston wa Rdgartown, be Manchester, Tatth, Baltimote, and J days from Hampton lode, = Br'g Mary Ann, reported yeatorday ae having arrived from Rio Grande, was an error. ipervee Below. Ship Tenrerseo, 28 days from New Orleanc, Bdeasy nerf iaveinoe Beast ar ind, 47 dan View from Palermo ee from Cardenas, from Porto Ries. Tho Mhad inwgale trom the NN, and bad to throw Brig Caleb“ ur 4s, True, from Bt T ‘Also, obips, 2 barks, Sbrige Satled, Ships Trane Wright, (pkt) Liverpool; Tartar, Oanton; Galona, Lad ‘hen igdetn Ae, rieeton; tarke t WL Froa- ciseu; Meri ‘eters! a ban CT y tary AMout Ky Sam; Petiel, Garand: Rowlands Gratecgos f mn. Jam; ana Rowand, Chm ler, Now Orleans; ¢ Iaha: Laehicola; '4;Barah Voss, Nottolk; Exesit, Wavannahe araord ‘Avni 2-Wind at rup-siee, NW; meridian, 40; ren-cot, do. * j 29th—Arr brigs Robert M Ca Item Gilkey, NYork; Albat 4 Orce Joora, Hvlm, §8 Petorebar, Br) Ronnie, Liverp ol. Waroh 9) —Arz atther, Kove'ey, Pars, (hae ex: Tienoed severe weathor on the onast, aplit forseail, hy a} Wirwinaron, Maroh 20— Acc bries Tueosn, Andation: "endleton. NVork; sehr O ive, Sun Higas, Torkaleland, Cld 29th, sehr Slat sehr Thorn, Wainwright, ¢o Passengers Arrtved. 4 Liven poor—Ship Wm Spragne—1i Guy dari Bare Steran, M Haméon. D Hamvon, Ant aceon, J Danna, Lrononx—Norw Brig Tortenukyeld —3 Nellh; T Rosie. t bs Passengers Satled. " ae , ay; AH Gill an, Phil Selpries Mia a Peuee nad Th; Themen Gorduken Tretend; Theo Duboin, Havre; J 4 : ¥ | nowy |