The New York Herald Newspaper, September 29, 1849, Page 2

“ARRIVAL OF THE CRESCENT CITY. Very Late from Chagres aud Jamaica. NOTHING FROM GALIFORNIA, Bc., de., de. ‘The fine steamship Crescent City, Capt. Stoddard, ar- rived at this port early yesterday morning, from Chagres, whence she sailed on the 16th. aud Kingston, Jamaica, whenee she sailed om the 20th inet. Our edvices from Chagres are of the 16th; Panama of the Sth. and King-ten. Jamaica, 20th inst. We aleo advices rom the Mosyuito territory—they are not very late, but are somewhat interesting. ‘There is nothing later from California. ‘The steamship California was to leave Panama for fan Franeirco on the 20th, and would, take all the passengers th: t Panema. ‘The bark Elia Frances had sailed, with one hundred ‘and twebty-five passengers; the bark Anshuse was @ischarging. and would be put up for San Francisoo. There bad been but two rains in Panama in two weeks The weather was very plrasant, and the city perfectly healthy, the oholera having entirely disap- peared. ‘The steamer Alabame arrived at Chagres on the eve- ming of the 14th inst from New Orleans She went round and apcbored in Tucker's Bight, Navy Bay, on the morning of the 10th, and the steamer Orus took off her passengers, sixty-six in number ‘The captain had gone to Pavama, with the intention of awaiting the arrival of steamer Panama, expected about the 20th. There had been vo arrivals from the Southern coast of the Pacific. since the Empire City left. The price of pareage on the river Chagres is very much reduced, owing tothe steamboat General Herran having made @ successful trip to Gorgons. The Alabama's pas- sengers went up in canoes, some for four dollars, and none paying more than six dollars per head ‘The Hon Mr. Van Alen, United States Minister to | Ecuador, was at Gorgona on the 13th inst. en route to | Panama. He probably left the latter place em the 26th | Snst., in the British steamer, for Guayaquil, Our Panama Corresponden Panama. Saturday, Sept. 8, 1849. Another Trip over the Isthmus—The Cost of Pas: The Steamship Agent, $e., He , $e. ‘The somuch taiked of and never to be thoroughly Gescribed Isthmus hasbeen got over by the passen- gers of the Empire City, at an individual cost varying from $14 to $50—$30 being about the average cost, to which, when added about two weeks board at Panama, at $8 per week, will wake the Isthmus erosrin, one steamship to the other, $50, and no person ought toleave New York without that sum for this purpose, aving bis tickets with him, and say 150 pounds of eh has been suid and writte: “of Chagros and the river; the town itselt ts the aflair—ite buildings, about Pity |p wumber. are wade of bamboo cane, and stand in aAtwamp. sboundiug with miaswa nnd filth, whieh Beem quite congevialto the natives who inbabit it. ‘The tiver scepery, when viewed from the deck of the steamboat (it can hardly be vikible from @ canoe under root two foot high.) a» we viewed it forms the most coapentl g panoiame which can be imagined; its ighty aud mazniteent tropical vegetation ite luxu- riant foliage of every +hade and color. and the festoon- ring climbers, all form- ing orth to the admirer of na- ture’s eublimities, more than the expeo uble of the journey. An uttempt to deseribe it is out of t question. but from some botanierl notes made at the time [hall send. in my next. some rewarks thereon. Captain Mount. who o: outin the Empire City, forthwith tock ecmmand of the Orux and took about 60 persone up the river, about 22 miles. to Vamos Va- mor, Next morning the “General Herran” came down, took op con! and took us 10 miles further—10 short of Gorgove The steawbont travel is much preferable to the canoes; the coxt about equal The officers of the tomwskethe passengers comfort- able self) walked from Cruces te Panama in about II hours. carrying bi-cults and refreshmentator the trip with ux The road was very rough aud for five miles it rained. and we carried our ‘un brellas Some of the parsengers carried their revolvers ready for use, | should ax soon think of carrying them ebarged for use ina corn fed io » York State as on the lethmus. the ver are just a+ quiet as 60 many mountain theep and as lit'le to be dreaded The bark Ella Fr railed on the 4th with 130 pas- Renger® for Ceritornia (all sterrage sceommodations) tickets $150 and tousd, The steamer Oregon sailed on the 281b ult . with 251 passengers, Shu had been de- Jayed beveral days to complete ber repairs, duriog which afew of the “rule ¢r ruin” lass of personas at tempted to get up an excitement against the Pacitio Mail Steamebip ( company's Agente. MessraZachrinvon, Nelson & Co. and the Superintendent Capt, W B Stout, They called a meeting at the smerioan Ho- tel, inviting #li the disstisfied impatient, of the axcite- Dle gold hunters, who of courre respond-d to the Wort unfounded and extravagant propositions An ex. pirlog periodical tn ite lart number, was cailed to thelr Bid—the Penome Siar which published what they called the procerdipge of the meeting charging the agents and superintendent with “trafieking io huwaa life.” “dere. Tieton of duty” ulating in tivkets.’ much #0. thet they published au extra retr stantially the former cbarges The re made. “if I could ¢ wd dollars for T wr uld return te the or try to bay Buch gra-ping, god hueting bipets many of whom are ivenpable of ever b fm president. ton @ ine satiated, eitber by the prirent their business, will wader. bere that the the New Orleans tempt it nia, an agent for ante aad gen lemaniy manners will no doubt make bia very Popular there, aud, consequent jon to the company Your correspondent will alo a the pasengerr, by © streamers at Son brane Deing eutot the yneetion: avd # yeare we much gold Will be tealleed by t why ibe Inthmus Railroad Surrey, are vening J will no doubt pasa thlyeet witheat 6 advice all Catitorn way. to hove their tacite tietets, Of petren wait patiently ov stemmer i Frady aitena were in the morning fo the @ nirp mind their own t * beep cool, by a moraing bath in the Pavitic. (ail free of ebarge) nod they wilt De at the diggings quite ae von we the grumblers LW.o Our Mosquito Correspondence. Pas Ka, Mosquita, Cesrnat Aoteeiea, July 22 1849 § Tie Musquite Territory - The Protection of Engle The Duty of the United States, He., Fe Since my last, affairs on this part of the Spanish Main beve taken amore deta arn than t "The English agent, of con-ul-geoerai. bas virt Ip the f abandcned the government of affairs b lowing extract you will be able to jadye of the Laas aad order exiting hereabouts, 1 would premise that it is extract from & lever of Mr Cbristic, fa anewer to comp ainte ¢ the depre@ations of the lndiaas in this neigh b “Bot | must inform yout ng impression that Frvm thie you will perowive thet there iw no pr fr fettlere oo the const, aleb the emutry b cat inducements offered by fe parte ot the Manogany te anor Agent many hundred loge w b ha been the migern © that trade has received no encowregement The huld that Great Sritale has upoe the Morquito shore bes never been kuowe, aud by what right Booval general bas admioietered the af feire ot hie Morquiry Majrety te yet me probiem He (the Fo called Ring) beare nomionl sway. nod yet hase bold on the feetings of the bar As ter we ruling fe eo noerned xereieing apy authority, he might as well be in the tow of bis ancertors for all the good be Leaving the begioniog of Britiah Jon, | will betty settlers here are of «ome form of it is there Ameri eget ted thy eppormeme: La oe at Bt Je i bristie gore home In the steamer of thie month, view evnsul te left with the high sonoding title of “Goverver.”” To conclude, nifatrs bere are undergo Ke change and “pele Sam.” if bis eyes are mot daw ith California gold. had better tara one of — ay. R. D. Affairs in Jamaton. There is no news of con-equence in our Jamates let ters or papers. Thére had been one or two potty equab- lee im the Legisiative Arsembly. ‘The Crevoent City mopire City are hereafter to touch at Kingston on their pastage to Ghegres, as rol as om their homeward trips. ‘The famous Spaviah pianiet, Senor Veena a elstol by the two Bpanirh yooniiets, Mises Ramos had beea giving concerts at Kingetom Sante Anus the Vexiove General, and bis family, attended them. MARae! Kincerom (Jom ) wy, Rept 19. 1840 [Umlere epeciticaniy d to the contrary, loog of 1y paid prices are nivaye given, Aud wre ty be com> —_ whuiemme prices | wives — There are not any at market Reef emiy bar berm token ot gs, 0 68s. por bell baccul. | Bs sseotiaotion: Last rales were made at On Gd per 100 Ibs. entka. and Ize @ lds por box The latest cargo isheld for 108 per 100 Ibe in but thers are not spy buyers. Coffee, —There bi mot been trenractions. there not being auy at market 800 bbis Philadelphia have chauged hands bbl. The market ie bare, Hame —Uh pot been any tranractions, Herrings—Phere are prime in market. Lard—Chere ia not arket. A enle of 78 Orkins. arrived ooast- made at 8d. per lb Lumber ix duit, r barrel, for No 3 The market ts orowded with inferior. which are sold at very lew prions Meal has been taken at 16s. per barrel. Oil—Cod ia soaroe, fd realizer 2a Cd pergallon. Pimento is locking uo, 8d. per lb. bas been paid. Pork—Primes moves at Sts. and mess at 66a a Oka per barrel Rice—Satwa Kast India bave been made at 12s 4 per 100 lbs. for yel- low. and 148 per 100 Ibs for white. There is not any Rom has been taken at 24 3d. Imon—Tbere ia not any at disagreements have thoughe it 2.000 boxes ment for Caroll a 1,200 boxer 60 Ibs crown bave bron cleared at Lia 160 Doxes Moylan’s 60 Ibs have aleo boen taken at 104 per box. Guger may be raid to be tlightly advancing in value. The Protes' Episcopal Convention. SKCOND DAY GThe adjou ned meeting of the Protestant Episcopal Convention was opeard moroing at 9 o'clock, by the Rev, Stephen Dong! Nasien prayoi and the Rev. Sheldon Davia reading the lossous Little after 10 o'clock the Rev Dr Creighton, the Pre- wt. took the chair. and the Rey Dr Haight Secre- Serr. 27. olergymen and lay delegates were sailed over by the Secretary. « preliminary which occupied some time report of the Committee on the Inoorporation Gatunile wen inte saad” Ther vers sho caasgnes of Intercession. NY; ‘Transfiguration. N.Y ; Medin- tor, York ; Crace huroh. Brooklyn Helguta; Chi ys 3 Calvary burgh, Kings’ coaaty, Protestent, Epiecopal, Willi ‘Their admirrion was confirmed by the meeting. A Rev gentleman movad the admission of St Ann's Chureh, Morrivinfa and the apolication was referred to the Committee on the Incorporation of Churches. Doctor Baton, for the purpose of saving time, moved nm Of the ballot, There were two or three ‘and important questions to be considered, ould economise their time by dispunsing with the dallot, An amendment was proposed, that the ballot be dispensed ith, provide there be net more than ope nomi: The motion ad- mitting the amendm ‘The preeent Stanaing Committee were re-elected; as Were alco the Missionary Committes, the name of ‘che Rev Doctor Heighby being substituted for that of Rev. E.N. Mead The trustees of the episcopal fand (Mr. Moore substituted for Mr. body ) and of tae se end infirm clergy fund were re-l Heoteds Mr Hoffman was appointed one of the Provisional Deputies; Mr. W. H Harrison a delegate. The Rev. Rien. Cox read the report of the Mis- sicnary Committee. by which {t appeared that the aum- der of stations in 34; number of missionaries, The report showed that the treasurer reevived ‘208 ae than the sum pecessary to meet the stipends and saprases of the year; but at the last convention wa tn- eduers wan reported, which leaves them still in debt. The Rev, Mr. Cox, with much eloquence and foree, urged the necessity of eprcial collections for the purpere of removing the indebteness of the missionaries Of the diocers. nnd proposed s resolution to that effect, which was sdopted. Rev. Dr. McVicxen read the report of the Society for Promoting Religion and Learning by which it appeared amounted in *45, to $1814 A Menon arked—Was there any euch committes of this convention ? Rev Dr. McVicxr was received last y) og Ip the place of the Upon the ruggastion of the Secretary, the report was witk drawn for {pformality. (On the report of the Tiustees of the Episcopal Fund being read. @ gentleman raid. as there was some wis- understanding. he wished to ask, with regard to the accumulating fund, which has inoreased tothe sum of 120,000 if any of it goes for the purposes of the dis- Porabie fund? The Vuesipsnt answered fond, and no part of it disposed of. Reports of the trustees of infirm clergymen's fund, and Of the treasurer's account, were read and adopted. The Rey. Mr, Hi Reetor of Trinity, moved # re- aclution tothe effect ' boat it Ie the bounden duty of the clergy to present anvually to their congregations, the rubjret of diocesan charities "” Hon Mr, Jay wirbed to know if the Eptssopal fund were incinded in the fund mentioned. and if the oler- to be compelled to preaeb for thar fund. which propriated to the payment of the suspended bis parieb church. for such @ collection Mr Tieren. the mover of the resolution, ssid he had not been allowed the courtesy of explaining it, it was in obedy The last «pexker hel poured bis wrath op ald have abused the convention. and not him. Repeal the exnon. or obey it, It wae the duty of the chureh to spread the go-pel. He prerented bis resolution im ail kindoess and tm all charity, for the simple, honest purpore of inducing & comparison of views, Let them blot out their reserds and close their doors, if things were to remaia as they are. They must give up their charge or support it He was notuated by no party feeling; perity of the chureh cy ned the resolution, the bh man (ME. be need not be elarmed the Bishop would 14t out of the cotleetion im the ehurehes; the eum prid Bi-bop Ovderdonkis out of the g-aeral fund and therefore the honorable and learned gentleman peed have ne compuvetion at carrying round the pints (Laughter) They are $12000 in debt, cugbt to be anxious not only to expunge that debs, but to extend the borders of their eturets Rev. Mr. Richimosy suggested that the resolution be Bot receive laid on the tab Mr. Jay © aq the Fpircopal fand was not men- tioned in the o he wonld wt h The Rev. Dr, Anri ers gave freely on al contribute to dicewean dep in the commit ” could compel bim, against bit conscience, to make such an applica ion to hie pa The Fev Dr Cy rrmn raid bie oongregstion had also refurrd to give to diocesan funds Harcn remarked that any attempt to d nut restore contidenen: when. wader the all be restored to its tbeu will be removed those obstacles whieh com 4 them to refuse their contribations to the diveeran fond ‘the Rey Mr. Cox be cheerfully challenged the werd any charge against therm thing—wiil do nothing that tx tpread before the contention, eprend before bigh heaven v. Dr lichen bad not been actuated by any party be treubled wet himewif with the perty in- party ccaticions: hig desire was t Book througbout the Former position, As a member of that oommittes, eeting to bring for- they had done mo- are not willing to it is comtinually urebriatian te say that th party; if that assertion « it crriniply wae in error He to therm. and he would mot ruspect them of Pg wee of their power Tey Mr. Lovssenenny said if the committee would give the minority a rep repertion to what t with t fa their ope. ut of all knew they onght to’ have ¢ eond that bet until co day » the truth and every iayman © with bim in thanking the grotieman who bre out. It «as raid by rome reet they oo Tecommend it te thelr © auco they had no confidence in the Missionary Committee Ove balf Phe obi + ite tal of the eure te to kn the committee a Bartholomes and St d their patronng The Kecvow ov Sr. BantioLowew sald—I ean accept of no offices from this Convention Mr Srescre —I lament to hear each an anewer, Rev. Mr Baron would williogly undertake bi Of the responeibiiitier. Mr Srescen wae exceedingly gratified with the an- swer of Mr. Bi vaily Iswented that of Dr. Anthon. moved that the vote bare He therefore w precedent fer this Cop what subjects be rhould end be thought there would be wo necessity tclutien after the reorgacization of the committee, Mr Taylor thee ellwded to the members of the oom- witter ho bed been displaced without any reason being nerigned a genth man moving prominently ip thie matter was the o in the aote of hee tbe told whieh the new: The gentionau who toid nim, (Or. t) wid he bad levt all contaence in the committee Let the meeting Low act without regerd to party feelings, OF perly MARCUTFER, put back thors time-honored fercant® who were contented with thett labor of lore; they de not ark it; but be (Dr. T) asked it im their be bel? He reconded the motion of LA honored feiead, were placed w Wr Cox cnplatwed that Im partiadty Dut Srrscen moved.and Mr. Hroene secon the reveiution be Ieid om the table for the present, Agreed to Vir Sreacen then moved (he reconelderation of the mott © Bypete the penne none f Committers and that a committcr of bye be appoti to report the memes ee was then called for. and the of & Missor ary Commit The order f the day the revolution that the constituciom be amended thee ; After the words “lay members,” in ar- . that peesetany i been parted with at 9e cash, and | tary, proceeard to read the minutes of yesterday's | proceedings. which were approved. Ths names of the | that belt debt. which has been increasing siuoe 1544, | tt wasn socumulating | ' Bishep, be. for ove. would pot carry round the plate in | and they | tele 8. ovat the verde ~ - whe shalt be communicants,” on @ out words * ” jasert werds "and not more than three ‘aah bg The Rev. Dr. Vintox, an the ys of the com- Rev Mr. Van Kungox pi consideration be ed until th ould be periiied im the attempt and he wished that lime should be taken to consider it; there were some who would doubtiers say * ay” to the alteration, as conscieutiourly an he would say “no.” They were now returning. he trusted, to the old channel. and let them not be pressed to organto, radical changes. whils the itated as they are at preseut. They wore resbyterian body, and be asked for an ti articles important nat been decided by such of Fpiritual ivfluenoe, y the spiritual calm as when they bad their api ritual Reed? He therefore called on thew not to re- move these ancient landmarks which the fathers had left. but to leave it to future consideration, Truth is the daughter of time, and they would lose nothing by wae A . Vinton said they should decide it now, or begin no ‘The Cnaimstan was of opinion that the motion to | Postpone it to the period when they may bi distiop | at rgd head, would be to postpone it to definite per Mr Bravisw gave it as hfs opinion that @ motion to | postpone fora time certain, is not inconsistent with the provision cf the constitution It reamed to him that the motion was in order, The Rev. geutieman had introduced a time. and, therefore, it ls not 4 mo- tion to postpone indefinitely, Mr Vinion thought it out of order. Mr Srencen remarked that his felend Mr. Bradish had for yea mae eurs—oply hy weuld be ashamed to tay how jangbter)—accustomed to the rules tive bodies, und he (Mr S$) would f disputing the opinion of the Keo- ter ot Grace Church. on @ theological potat, | Bradi*h on one of order. But he would now tend the conrideration of this subjwor t The Craimaan withdrew bie opinion. Mr. Van Kisxcx moved his resolution: “ That the fur- ther eration of the subject be po-tpoued until there be a bishop presiding in the coavention Mr Vinton said, if this motion passed, it would de- feat the question. Rev. Mr Baron observed that the gentlemen in that part of the house were quite in the dark as to wnat ‘was going on. Puasivent.— Ifthe gentlemen in the aisle would take feats. thore in the rear would be able to see, at all events, what was golog on. (Laughter ) Mr Visto said. if this were passed it would be only a way of sbirking the question. Would gentlen ere enough to point out when they would have tshop presiding in that ohair? He would not enter into the merits until some motion was made. At alittle before 3 o’clook, it was moved, “ That the meeting adjourn till 7 o'clock in the evening,” but the motion was negatived by a large ge Mr Paxver, in agreeing with the opinion | of Doctor Vinton. aid. there was nothing for him to contend with, arguments were all on one side ; gentlemen are opposed to thom. take the grouud that this convention ina mere secular bedy. A pa uphlet bad been sent to bim. ‘porting to be writtea by one who raid be had grown grey in the service of the church ; be did not know whoit came from; but it was such » pamphlet as bishop would address to his presbyter Mr Srsxcen rose to order Tho strict, pure merits of the question are not available. Tv i Cuaimman decided that the speaker should pro- coed Mr Panvre continued—In that yhiet it was ‘® spirit Jy. and that the Diocesan Convention is ta 0} porition to that body; but be would say. that the crees of the General Convention must be sent to every Giccesan convention He maintained th: ire was & epiritual body; they had the power to try a clergy- man; sud. forthermore had they not the power of electing & bishop? And abi-bop cannot admit a single individual into that community without the consent of that body; it isa spiritual body. though they aed the General Convention had to deal with some tem- | poral matters, Mr. bg ty raid he was uvable thon to any further. as had become boars» from having to rpeak & oa. and he begged ao adjoura- o'clock in the evening, which accord- ; | | ening, at 7 o'clock, Mr Panne concladed | ons in support of the resalution, as amend- «d by the committee. and was followed by Mr. Jon Jay. who. at cousiderable length, opposed = motion which would exclude the non-communing men. + Srexcen. In giving his opinion on this subjsct— a rubject to which he bad devoted much time aud re- flection— repudiated the idea which bad fallen from s a gentleman to day. that the postp: n was merely made with # view to betta altegether; he could not ution ended by the committe ivexpedient. injurious to th d euceess of the church. The Hon gentleman Loquent review of the tests, theories, of the church and forcibly declared that there was no necessity for this iunovation —this novelty of excluding the laity; for there was oo fear of the upbaptized or the infidel coming here as delogates. The Kev Dr Viwrvow repiie@ —In the cour of his observations, be raid that he was authorized tosay that the svinton of tke Bishop confirmed ,bis own, upon whic! rove to order. snying the Rev. gantie- semay having decided that Dr. Vinton wae Jer. he preceeded with his address Keiewam pext addressed from the general ery of © Question. the Inteness of the hour, he was inattentively ‘There was m goveral ery of * Question.” aud Mr Ve Tos eaid it would be understood that the postponement of @ deet-ton on this quettion would d it ‘The Rev Dr Irxny raid it was pot so understood, and he toh it that the allegation of the Ke meeting; but, were then taken, and the motion for a post- oeement of the question carried by rt jority. Adjourned at @ quarter past 11 0 o'clock this morning etligence. vk —The Coroner yeaterd fospital. on ths Anative of Germany nin Gold stress y Tierney. and etured hie skull, By the ry.it reems aman by aged 51 years, who was k ou Cuerday afternoon la dy the fall on the sidewalk ¢ testimony adduced before the j name of James Duily, residing at #0 Gold street, the aceverd come Up and strike the deceased a nd Cierney ran on toward and Cerney prestous to L wire wdmitted te Caprain Len rd policw that he did trike the d but that be dared him to do it found the following werdict:— tbat the deora to bir de Injuries te the bead. oaused by a fall from & biow inflietea by Timothy Cierney ou Cursday Sept. 26.1844, ‘The jury beliewe that the acoused ahonld be held to anewer for the death. The Coroner thea miitrd Tierney to prison, to await his trial on t ebarge. Fine in the Abiebem ver the fi enpe throwgh « ears of fre being g werd police, s:rint the flamer on the epet raged i the comcern wat laid ta av an insurance effreted for $1000; bat Ale: the store contained $2100 worth of goods, $00 in bile The eervant girl had a theee pocket book, which was found inthe 4. and io ® flannel pettionat $85 ia bali eagles. four pletes ot which were fonad in the te alve cf the garmentand about it This sum was her favings @nd the poor girl (a Jewess) was almost dis- tracted Uli & pertion of the money was found. Fer clothes were all consumed Artewrre Serene — About § o'clock on Wednes- Cay night, Louies Davie wae reseued from drowaing by éficer Holtipgen, She attempred to drown berwlf by jumpicg into the doek at the foot of Walout «treet, Teronep my Tie Fancine om a Ht ~V ester. 1, 1 yours of ege. im nioe (il was severely burt by the failing of = frame beure in Vulberry street. Her face t¢ braised, her teeth broken. one of her feet badly crushed, and a tow of the other one broken. city borpital. with bie f Yesterday morning at 1 o'elock. a fire broke out lors rtore, No. 16 Whitehall street, owned by Alexander, a Jew; b tyirl elept iu the premises, an awakened by * when it was almort too Inte made their ws ek window shouting “murder eu by Jovh Cae of the Pleat the extine- yn —Vesterday the woathor was delight t any more ofthem 7 paid to bave begun. Pollce corner of Park Piao, by the aid of # telee hey. bresking open a trunk aad jv sling therefrom $900 to gold, together with a guid an d Again — James Treoy the man whom OMoer 1s now arrested * condwot, in recone y We hope the aa therities wilt proper care of eneh disorderly he. tacters when brovgne Before them for hoa! judement ivert om Suyneion — John sel © aod Philip Furlong were neteeted yerterday on saspicton «f break. ing into the store derving house of We Jot Fayan, in Wert street, tor @ further bear Fine ar Cresco, Int, ano Low or Lire — The Cht COg0 (IL) Jowrnel. of the 224 toxt., gives the f. particviars of the fire in that etry 7 Taytot glove and mitt Taitmer eproeery and fruit store 9 rer. tailor. he of Fremetim scrwet the fieuer crowed I 4 dextroyed the store of 1G. Hilliard, and the adjeming ones of Peek and Sears, The marble maoufectery Of A. S. Sherman. and for ftores direc were more oF lems injured by fi water. the goods te stores on Lae t were fF ‘The entire bes ts probahiy The body of & ebild. partinily cove » found in one of the bulidiogs etrept last night, It was apparently about © fastory ot Wi | Ohio, | Totes Receipte ef Produce per Hudsen River Lines This Day. ight to quote or introduce the opiuion of 1 consequences of , rt. She was conveyed to the | CITY TRADK REPO :T, Tuvaspar, Sept, 27—6 P. M. ‘Trade was not brisk to-day im cotton, owing te the Bop-reoeipt of the steamer’s letters ; prices, however, were steady, and holders were unwilling to meet bay- ers, except at full prices. Receipts of flour were limit- 4, im conseqaence of the mon-arrival of the tow lavt night; and the quotations of yesterday were fally meinteined. The sales making were chiefly ter the East, of the middling and better olass of brand inolud- ing eome lots of interior grades to fill up voasels ip ent, There ore doing in South: brands at ttesdy prices, Ip wheat there wasa fair of sam plee on ‘change, with fair rales of Geuesme aud South- erp, OB termes stated below. There was bat little corn Oflerivg aud the receipts vere light Im che preswat state of supplies, 1¢ would be difficult to ail orders for export, without some further concession in fsvor of tellers Bales wore made toa fair extent, aad for some kinds at . Ryo was auil. 0 better supply, and easier to pur- chase at old prices. Kye flourand meal dull Sales of perk were mad cluding @ lot of prime mess for export to Engl ‘There was no material change in other articles of pro- vision, Groceries were less active to day: sales of cofiee we sold to # moderate extent at steady prices te there was nothing im pertant to notice— shippers were waiting the receipt of private letters, Artnee.—The market was Inactive. without change otstions. Pots stuod, secording to tarea, at $0 87 56 $7 123¢ apd pearls were dull at $6 60, ~ Sales of 25 half pipes Coguiac were made, at $1 dU w Hz SO, Buxapetures — Flour— Tho rales reached about 5.000 bble , including unin-pected. at $3 a $4; sour. at $373 + 8; ine pected tne at $48 $4 373¢; common J: and old mixed Western at $494 a $506. straight Stace and good old Western at $506 @ $5 18%; uow West ern at $5 26 $581; pure Genesee. at $0 3756 9 $5 44; and fancies and extras without change to nottos from Irae ab quotations Southern Flour— The saloa em- raced about 1 4U0 tbls, includiug old Baltimore aad tia. at $5.51. new Brandy wiae aud “red-r eke % corpiry at $6 373% HtowD wee ard street and Petersburg city mills, at $6 50, Kye Flin ive at $3068 93 12% © Corn Mr was very dull at ‘8 $3 18 for lersey. and $3 3736 for Brandy wine, he sales fuctuded 1,000 Dduthels Genenne, Carolina, at $0c.: and small lots red Long tals 05 = Carn— Sales of about 26 000 bushels were n 670, 67}4¢ tor heated Western, with Wastera low aod high mixed at bse » 5Y30. flat yellow at Gc, and round py at 600 & Ble Rye—Uhe sales reasoned abeut 1000 burhe # new at beige .delivered = Barley scarce and wanted Qu/s—Suime sales were made, ir wud canal a Joe-wy, ab je of Sout ber 3 12 Wh $1 former quote- ‘The accounts por the America not being as nticipated, the tone of the market bas Deen weakened, and the sales of the day were quite ia- copsiderable, and at prices rather lower than yester- day, Amount of sales reported. 000 bales aricnt» —Hates continued nominal, andno engage- mente of moment were re; Fucin- Sulce of 80 bane of veft-shelled Siolly almonds ‘were made on private terma Fist.—The sales of mackerel reached about 600 2.700 bie. including No 1's at $10 25, and at $626 for No 2°F; Iso wold wt $6 125, $39 100 do No $4, Sales Henme.— Ketail sales were making at $165 0 $175 fer American dew rotted is Lhe sales reached about 400 bales, at 45 a 500., cae Inon.—We note a sale of 1,000 bundles of sheet iren, rivate terme ‘AvaL Stones. —Were quiet, dealers wore waiting pri- vate letters Oirs.— Linseed continued firm at $1. at whioh small he were reported. Some holders asked $1 5, but baence of steamer'y letters, sales were light included Suv bbl xs —Pork—The sales $10 1234 a $10 18% for musa; the latter price extra and 500 bbixs prime mess for England at %: prime was lower with sales ot 700 bbls, at $831% & $8 4734 Beef—The rales reached about 200 bbls. at $11 60 @ $12 for State, aod $1250 for Chicago w prime was nominal at $90. Cut meate were dull at 4a4%<o for shoulders. and 6260 forhams Lard — ‘The sales +mbraced about 660 bbis at 6 a 6%c asia ihe a Butter and cheeee came in freely, and were in ir demand at steady prices This article was alro i abeyance, awaiting a wices b; 1D a Cuba Murcorado some lots New Orleans ranging from 5k 4 0140 Tonacco —The sales included 70 hhds, Kentucky at | 636 @ 70. urusl time Sales of 40 carks port wine were made at 50 # 75c., and 20 do, Madrira at 80 0900 Whisney.- Sales of 350 bbls. made at 27%. for 28e. for prison. Flour, bbls. . .. OL + #804 Ashes. bbls. . re7 28 Dark, 1 end © bonds, b and’ Ausoy Railroad, Ste 1d1ig: 5 de, DOMESTIC MARKETS. Sept 27.—Flour has advanced a Ittle, te ask $6 123%. at which price 300 bbis. How- re taken late inthe dey yesterday To- doy we bear of po sales Some 500 bbe City Mille vere bought yesterday and today at $5 12. Wheat ard corn without change: supply light. Coffee — M4: 2,000 © 2 Planters’ Bk . 63%; 20 Camden Heavy rales have been effected witbin the last day or two, at an ad nee of ® quarter cent perl Some been sold, including the Danish brig at Sc cents, The Hantiagdon’s and rgoes aro being stored, owners declining Sept 27.—The Americ ccived last evening aud published thix bad no effect on the markets, with the single of cotton, whieh rhows an upward tend: Warranted from the comploxton of the ue It ts generally eupposed. that private advices tiave been rievived from rpreulators, No doubt the New York 1 K large vale of (CO for prime red. a £108 a $112 for ordin prime white, Corn dull, tales of 6.000 bash to Oe for yellow No change in ones Salon « eliron bark at $26 per ton Coffee, eugarn a ree very firm Large sales of New Orleans sugar at the @ bige Whinkey is searon at aivanced ratea; burrele may be quoted at We a Mc. The moary mar: het is quiet; but little paper offering. nnaun ements af Births, not inseried wnlray duly outhenicated and paid for Married, On the 20th inet..at the Church of the Moly (postles, by the Kev. Mr, Howland, Many, youngest daughter of the te no Wood, trister law, of Dudiin, 4 toDe RJ. He » uf this tty Ow the Beth bi " Any davgbter of Th Char sof New beg to View Willett. Be ot At ee ny t Ov Thursday ev with inet atSt, Mar by the Kev. Ur Amthon Hrsar P Baceu. to Varun Culy daughter of the late Alousy Wakeman, ail of vnareh, uw et On Wednesday, the 26th Inst .at St George's Church. by the Kev. J Tyg. Starnes 8. Mowwis to vise Frances «eldest daughter of Capt Thowas Knayp ail of this city, Dorton aud Philadeipbin papers pluses epy On Thureday. Sept ae Mendham, NJ. by the Rey ba cxuis.of New York, to Lo er of Thomas Jerolaman, bq Died, Op the 26th fnet., Ronext M Leon, youngest child of William and Jane Ferber ‘The relatives and frieuds of the family are texpeot- fully invited to attend bis fonerai. thir (Friday) aftr: the Geib inet. at So etek. from bis | 7 Spring etreet, witb out further in teapwe fully Op Thoredsy mor Anca Amncia Rove friends of the fartly. and of ber brothers. Charles R. aud Frederick W. Kode. are reepectfatly invited to ate tend ber funeral. on Sueday. the S0th inet. at 2 P.M, from ber late residemer, No 82 Kivington street On the 27D inet. C nannornen Hawt, aged 64 years fupernl will take pinew day moruing 20h tO o'chek. from the resdewee of hie an. Ed His remains will be die Rrocktyn. Inst even Hie funeral will take place from bis late teri. denee No 05 Fulton etreet, tomorrow (Satu Ze'ekek. PM Hie friends and” nequaintanoes. and the Firemen and Exempt Firemen of the tty of Brook. lye. ave Invited tend with wt further notios. MARITIME INTBELLIGRENCR, Port of New York, Sept. 26, 1849, one a MOOR nETO. cron) Bao srecet news column Ter vte ies Mectee Tavotligence Otcared. Shipe-8t Lawrence, Hrown, Sen Prancisce, BM Sut veriben, (kat are oh piffogs | Tileet rete Bolet: burgh, 4 Bove tin, Ulrich, New Orleans Ween ak Thcnents Favennah, Dondam & Dimon; Camden, Sherpeed, Facies, avacoa, NLM — Boje rate Port, re ie neu i, Phiiadel john Chifferd, » Provider: Sebre= Cechering, Beers, St Jags de Coda, J Thompson Teed onsite, £9 Beookmtn: IF Haher, hy RL BeCrendy & Un Ueeten, a ome ore wener,” cy Joye insti, a aa a Arrivea. Merriages. and Deathe are |e Canoe cr bayou Ey ore taal, Bark 2 D. Swiverton, Sieckiein, ie "wh By fon. 1o BE Habiont. 12 miles. was boarded by @ fishsog ma the ship, Veopanian, of ost, 4 Havana, passed there on the 20:k Aug, bound bo Croa- y i May apt S ye to 45, lon 24 30, hichit veto, Atth ine, prssergors, te the m br'g Ava McKonsie, 36 ayer a pel. ood Myint a4, lon, 63. saw Br snip Prnee me time. hoe, spoRe, 4 wie tor Huston: [ad Washington, wer nam that they bad lest Ave Zl, and Flushiny wid tock’ pilot olf don! c Ship Exohai ge. Majer, Antwerp, 52 days with mdse and 3) all well), . Bagle & tusard. aug 25, MeL ive James ned. ren om; 9th, Lae 47 18, low 23 44, pak bark Farae gum 38, svaman, foil frum the ale ow 21 22d, from }, und lost bulwarks, oplis Hore, and Ht Sloinare, a arin, es he 8 Ba (Br), ——-, Glasgow, 54 days, with "gar Exact, Stevens, Savanna 7 days, with cotsom and an, rice, to Sturges Brig T rh Griene hnecs. to BM, ro neko ship Humphrey iam rlotte (of Calaia), Spark egany, Ko to Tucker Brix Phorm (Br), Graham, Aquim,” 5t Domingo, thourne. riotou, 9 days, with ship eRe Solr SB Willews ‘Smith, North Carelina, 6 days, with na- vel stores, tore | Sehr Rough & Ready, Abbot, Wilmington, NC, 6 with paval stores. 4 § 8 Powell, Powell, Wilmingtom, NC, 5 days, with rem. br B B Hawk, Ireland, Newberu, NC, 6 days, with naval ye ance Hogh Priest, Allon, Wilmington, NO, 4 days, with ma- Se! North Caroline, Williams, Wilmington, NC, 4 days, with naval stores, Behr Avn Maria, Jom Wilmington, NC, 6 days, with na- res. Sebr Deborab, Robbins, Nowbern, NC, 4 days, with naval seores Sobr George Honry, Kissam, Wilmington, NC, with naval rem. Sony ‘Thomeston, 6 as)a Sebr Jasper. Miekerson. Boston, 3 days. Behr Wolcott, k atom, days, Bohr Cornelia, Motel Sdays. Betow. Ship mdse. to Seru idC& Ualoheu. ‘Alse a Haw gelliot brig. * Sailed. Duncan, $2 days from Rotterdam, with trig, from up the Straits, te Chamberlain & Phelps. Bhipe Rochaway, Cadiz: Fauchon, Pike, Now Orleans; Rheimes (Krom), Baltimo: Sevannal ow is Li (Norw), (Span), StJohus, NB; uae (Nerw), —— hese adie; rei Medtie; Serr bo ‘a6 oun-nise, NNW: at meridian, NNW; ad emn- sot, W (Per Steamsnce Axi Antwerp, Sept 13—arr Ed« 8th, Belvedere, Koberteun, N Sept b—rid Avalaneh tld yaux, Sept 1 Ai th, Mores, morton, & Cri Sucooss, Lesanvage, yn, Schulte N Orleans; atne Al, Agu 10th, das Andrews, Fronch, altinors and Gharl 7th, ou Benth? NT Lorene. « v1 Hawkini e., ae ie ‘Pailadel- th, 3 Sealite Nore, cid Be smannaven, Sop: S—are Mermann, (+) Crabtree, N York. Sid 10uh, Homann, | Usleiaore; septan, Pebweiche Sth Reb Roy, Drummond, 0 ure lohorst, rf Mie ons Sept 12—Arr Cuxmavan, Seps l0—P: Gaxpire, Sept le Cuan Upshur, sorfe atte, Aug’ DA, Sey don. Rob Berson, Frei Avalan » Pimphom. de. Harve; » Wilson, Philadel~ ueber, Pearson, N York. he, Hawkins, ~ York. General Jones, Harding, Wilmiag- x. Sept 10—Cleopatra, Kent, for N Chype, Sept 7—Bld Lad: v4, Aug Id S14 Ophelia, , Louglass, Boston; 22d, Bro~ bay pa Adler, Abnaane, N York. Ray, horn York; prion Dunaenass, Sept 10—O8, hark Relvidere, Rebertecs, from Antwesp for New York with passengers, LkTM, Sepe 7 Ganway,'s Lawrence, Wa! Ne me Oregon, "Crafers, York; 10th, sua, ook), do. x Grascow, Sept 6-4 24h ‘Thoves, do. Latvorr, Sept 7—Sld Maria Magdalena, S: Ba pe ema on yanneh old Uth tor ear hericoner Wine Jooniin, Mere, va mouth st rth. Ne » Sept pa ett bs, Sept bm Is, NY met Au, Amie, anina, Sept 10- sid Lorena, © + 8-84 St Jom, w tld 12th, “Soult, Beston; rr Oregon, Que Surdve Rich, i 4th, JY Whitney, from Puitadelpt rley, Robertson, Now York; 12th, Jano, om, Fun a, Urquhart, Herren; Amerie NE: R'G Winirop Sainpacty, Bow Fingal th i: 6 bag tor M Keatder. Radio NY tor Harcelonm, neTOWN, Pept Ware Sp F 10—Flise Ho-ton Airy toe, cope I3—Eet the harbor, Washington, of Porte. arian. Rure CoLumaine—A ¢ Fe pertece= Bint, with heed quate core rm IS om th for hore ell in ere! 41, low ¥ er the proper w pects boctag perfor Lioyd's Agent. To pt T=01d Bdward, Moller, NAmbriva. meron. ay rieti es to thie island, with cargo, will 4 quarsrtine ot Liston WGA — KN, Seoretary, Lioyd'a | 18eb all well. iehe! eaway. a Oliver, Toe ton; Galveston. uh, GW Sok Mooltan, Sth, Weiveity: Soot Gor Alexandria (ane- town (20h); Leh, Rappa- ‘oe th Phitadelphias ia, Woee ward, x Ndridge, 12nd Bose Pu 9h, Colombe, Pr yer, brides, Taylor, Phila; Harrison, do, and Hall- jolime, Pike, N ugran nner, av do, Wilbelwina, Bi Rye fi es lsenhy dist, Dalits, Oe for Mh ra 4 ng base, lay Cehongh Fetreshmente, &o,) Those bored Croan bg adaitted wea Ship Julies, of and for New Fork, Avg 29, lat 47 20, ton 19 aatin Bespitien, from Newport, six days fer Boston, lat ” albeny: 1 4 Jey on, Daston finn a vai Ma ony: Townren med. Va * Bein Taine, Providence. Ht EL vas fa be owe in, ce ware: Hardie, be sank, 8 4 me Bete, Rych, tan fragt om, #chre Geo Washington, € Endiontt, de: Char aS ‘em rie, Wainwright, ® wduy, Zed Oot, or 2K atti A Leven Bace of glove ay see * LA, nll treo, Brows, of Salem, trom Boston for Sieere Li 9% Aug ld, Ine 31 N, low 41 W. rsitmgies tat in for 1a will “morrow, at 10h o'elvok. \¢ Hasti, Rory arorng, T ey. werritt, | NOrleans; 8th, Adelphi. Gerham, Bh | wrrerogre | Alter Saur Cuaniorr pertiy: | a with pa iny ee. iewck ekon hid eek ich oho eae: Koa alg St render her auy sssivtanoe ad neld aber AD tae ebb tide, und vasKe sar could pw ‘troduced m4 wae pone Tole will. requive the serene ae ew port owhioh wil Brabably be \ehen on i were) ship is ineured for Equitable oth Sev ogatece s total Iker eulge “Shelia senenas: main At K MBLDON (before poverted, of North Yarmouth)» rrrili, hovee for Turk: = Un the nignvot the, [Sth nad 14e"tuse tae BY 58s ease m i rae Henged & heay. from the NBS, whic 0 beam euda, ani k. and did consideranle de- * Mee sveamce Hercules towed her ep for Richmond on 47th ae By tan tive, of Hossiagion, Mat from iiningen, Nt, arr veo at Usrtford wilh loss of o: and ima! The ut from Wi aan Miudle~ ted aptain wes Silliman Grace; the wate war abrother of Cap. Grace. Bu Souk Tursrie. of and frem Halifax, ran ashoro Pivm Point, Jamsicn, about 16th inst, and 18 wae supposed, bbe would be & total loss, Notice to Mariners. Custom Hoven, New Bedford, Sept 25, 1819, paNotice ia herehy civeu that the following Light Houses have trie: — joa'r Neck Lshe von situated o1 pint of Wings * Bay. and jas lighted on tae near the head of Busia House, situated om the North-Bast- Nei 7th of Sept. almer’s Island Li Island, in this harbor, aad will be day of don Mondwy, the L arings ane dist oe of sheen: Lights will be given ae soon as they cam be accu: take Wa T susence, Superintendent. Steamer Massachusetta, from New Bedford, with some ¥ aot Bee + iv tow, taxen im for repairs, arrived at Nantuekes: cis tne ‘A Light Bont from Stemington, to be pl Rip, aiived at Rigaiuuweies loans ene Spee Pollock Whaiemen, Spoken—April 16, off Jvhasua, truce, Puller, FH, 200 sp. Sqpokc Ship A exiaatin, Patmeu, bence for Canton, July 16, lat 31 Jom 30 steering B, Sept 10, lat 43, lom 5834, having O rignal, was the Ellerslie, of Saitimore, from James River tor siistol. &. Br ship Circassian, from Favama, with 136 for San Froneisco, ne dal jat &) 0 N, lon 132 serey cur 4 1, who: supplied hor with and Annorto Ba Wales. for Baltimore, oy, * Le OKDEAUX, Aug 2B ‘onioe, Sage, for N York. 18th ts | tae for N York. Brhinee ‘skies for N Zork, Sthj Ohio, Lewis, fur Phil~ Emma Pre: oot Pee ner, for N York, ue 25th ported 25ih), barks Rexena, Crrli N York: b ‘Che acne roo Aug2—Bark Ly thar. White, Philad, Clapp, from Curaseq, re Juliet, Miller, Balsi- Bay Eliza 3 Loiper, Thomas, Phaincer bilaretn gree el ‘Sept £2 Art" toamship Nisicara, Laing, NYork, Jeft sume day tor Liverpool ). neon NYork (and 17~ Arr schr John camer Portland. wurst). Port KovaL (Jam), Maopt 12a i legrap! sa Witciassa’ Place (and sid pexs day for Norteonsys | 1th be bri Onle: (7th sebr Sarah Elisa! gre Baltimore, Jchael Ger Arr br Corm: ichael (01 bhe- ar NYork (with saipic knees) ne rs sanvoro, Sept 18—Atr bark Linden, Kirkpateiok, Bar (Jam), Sept 18—Schr Juliet, Millen, for f Sr Ann Baltiners, SAVANNAN-LA-MAR, Sept 17—Brig St Andrew, a fee Baliimory, lth. BHEDIAG, Sept ory 4 brig Phantom. Graham, N Ys Sr Joux, NB, Sept 22—Arr begs, Hoather Bell, Font Oremnote, ikinvey, NYerks | 4 Nevins, seddie, Alexandria; Li Wright, Philads hares, Laverty, NYork:, “vark Industry ‘Seve a, di qa getourn, 9, Sept ras Cig oy RG f init sheloun’ Gyabey. nN Regulus. Switch, N Yoru, Bairinons. sept go arr bark Jas W Paige. Taylor, Bee he ton; brig Syiph, (Br) Mersters, Trinidad; Uelen Sen; Portiond: ‘Mmme Frances, Bartlett, Wachien: 2a Hopkins sch Woon,” Providescey Wet Burke, La. Swain, Florin, Perv Martin, Drinkwater. do; "Solo: velt. Chamber ork: do; Cadot bark Ebertard, Brown, Barba= Lowell, Lovele Eadie Matthews, sad B |. Clea= TP nus, Bele! or, Fre Reodell, Was ‘ora, Jorant Alexie dria; Albion Gooner, nt rie sb Muriel, Stuplen. thenon, Tay Fer, Philudephi Bi ey nore. ortulas ker, Pichm nd; vier, Lod) belt. shag, Wrman, Kay ‘ rp 1 Vel Norte, Jameson, Marin, Keen, Battin Cypras, Will J, Shi adint, bang W John Adama, Neeris: Lewis, Gee w= Arhersus: Covel, Milier! ’ ankle Nickerson, Odd Kelivw, Nickerson Hitting & Bours, » + Sanit ents: Jeru vers Sharon, . mt Vi Selly Ave. clael Chare, do or) Win Govdard, » Urig Monte Ur Sept 2—Arr brig Patriot, Gago, Phitadel~ venstus, Curricr, Norfolk; D' C rvoks es Nora, Jordan, Aloxan- m a r Byrantivm, --, Wilainge ’ me ebelight, St. Jobe Welle, Alvany. Sid ners, lu , ivdays sot die Ann, for Rio de de Cuba, with lows tpt 17, 10 a W—stip Verthont, from Loneanderey. came jm lost night and te now in narbor. Sue will ware fur t imn od w more favorable, bring fees nm fight coming fu, but many lu the NYork, wh, Devi © ter, (wee) om —— Ne 1, Bept 2—Ule Privee de Joinvilte, Gardner, Ha- vaya Nawrvcner, Sept 2—Arr slope Triumph, Albany; 2'th, 1, Nasvemen W—Are shes F A Goodwin, and J Fosieceiph buvront, Sept 22 (back date)—Cld Oregon, Cook, . xo) —Are sobre Alhort Symes ed i Rie wre, (3 masted) Hatford to Boston, wot in distrest; or Ree Sept 25--814 veh mores sleeps W arrce, Stannard, New Lemay A brig Ariel, Cherchill, Philadet~ ‘areome N York, ta, Sept are brig Samuel Small, Spragea, Wot ben Vou rian, aie 2 ro be * o Brows, de 281d sehre Chorokee, Carver, Bowte 4; jeaeten, * ce jens Pranbi a, © Vans Beeline, et A rr yan On ow Teas J Kom) Gilkey, and ‘pwoel » NE, Ord Benen Vd tehee Melviile, Comte tan: Ruvvoder MeelAca'N Pert’ York. Rionmenn, Eilon Sedp ich bene