The New York Herald Newspaper, January 17, 1850, Page 8

“@asS CONSUMERS’ MEETING. ae, ‘The gas consumers of this city held an aljourned mecting at the Broadway House, last evening, for the purpose of taking into comeiders’ on proper measures for obtaining relief for the grievan»e- which they now ruffer, in being at the merey of the w sponeiies that have the control of lighting the city. '!« meeting was larger than the previous one, and # |" spirit was apparent. In consequence of the in ‘isposi- tion of Gen Lyman, the gentleman who preside! at the former meeting, Alderman Mercer was appointed chairman. ‘As soon as the minutes of the preceding meeting ‘wore read and approved, Mr. Kentish sald the pext bu- giness in order was the reading of the reports of the committees appointed on the previous evening. The committee appeinted to obtain signatures and fumds reported that they hed collected $29 62 in funds, but could bave :aised muea more if there had been on necessity. They alro collected a number of sig- es of gas consumers who are favorable to the con- templated reform mr, in the absence of Mr. Bergen, the other committee, addressed t ‘and seid that for ten years past he has felt interest im this matt op’ to monopoly Das ured his pen and bi mono- poly during that tim A few years ago, the busi- nets of supplying the eity with water was in the bands of monopoly, but it was so badly con- ducted that the people applied to the Legislature for liberty to supply themselves with that neovs- rary article, and altbough there was @ special contract with the Mephattan company, it was granted Nor did that company sue the city for damages, t of the contract being taken away from them. in precisely the same position now respecting Gae, a8 we were then in respect to water; and there is as much need of reform in this matter now, as there was in the other some years ago Mr. Camp then ri ferred to the history cf the New York gas monopoly, and the manner in'which they got contract trom the city government to light the city, by making the mem- ders of the Common Council of the time interested— or at least by proposing to light the city with gas at the same expense as oil. ibis was the way in which that exclusive contract was obtained by the New York Cos Company. That contract exists to this day, but it bas not been complird with; for, by its provisions, the company was bound to light any and all streets that the cmmon Council, by resolution. should diree ard yet, im mang instances, the company have posi tively refaned to light as directed by t. ity govern- ment. Agaip, they were bound by their contract to furnish gar of a certain 2 of purity—equal to the article furnished tn Loodon; but the gas which is provided by this monopoly is ¢f very interior quatity, ‘nd cau no more by compared to the London gas than the iumination of a farthing rusblight can be com- pared to that of a eperm eandie, Thus, then, it is clear, thne the New York gas monopoly have violated, their contract in two particulars The Manbat:an Gas Company then came in for @ hare of blame from the rpeaker) Whem they applied for a contract, they aoade cherges of fraud. corruption, and everything else egeinst the old compauy sod thereby obtained what they Gesired. But if both were now placed slongside of each otber, it would be a difficult matter te distinguish between them. as regards extortion and corruption. in conclusion, Mr (awp again referred to the viola- Lions of their contract, by the New York gas monopoly, as well as to the fraud- committed in the measurement, by which, be said. notwithstanding the reduction inthe price of gus for the year 1849; the bilis amount to muob more then they did tn the year 1848, The only way io which redress is to be obtained, isto demaud ot our public servants that the supplying of gas shall bs made & department of the city government, Look at the quality of gas that ie furniebed! In the very street in ‘hich’ be (Mr. Camp) lived, three persons have been murdered, within these years past, because of the fa- ieiency of light. Who ¢ ter through the streets at might, at present, the risk of encountering burglar: ple of thi ebaracter generally ? P not frequent streets that well lighted; and the want of gas in the Five Points is one of the reasons why that neighborhood is the resort of burglars, thieves, and such lik Mr. Benen read a report of the Law Committee of the Common Covneil, on the memorial of the new Gas Company, that the contract with the New York Gas Company be rereloded, aud they be allowed to o in an Rainy : e im the privilege of of supplying t e breach u Cor of gas of a quality far i for—it having been equal to the article with which the city o lighted. The conclusion to which the rived was, tbat the Ges Company had_not committed by | breach ef their contract. r, Bexoxy also read the following report of the comimittee:— ‘Ibe committee appointed at » mesting of tho gas oon- fumers of the city of New York, held at the Broadway Hvwe, on Tuesday oupning, Janet 5, 1850, to take the ne~ @caiary Monsures to relieve the public frow the uvjust exac~ owe of the existing ne monopolies, respectiully Aeroat: in the discharge of their duties, and by the aid of ox- y examined tho ~ Tented mm the lah Th yerion ’ the public st New York, lying ng at the Bnet Kiver, bounced by, OF acjacent wath of ear To hi ecu 4 f may, 155, for, aud during, aud ee the 1 The condi was granted, this monopoly of pipe-laying 4 Company shall shall lay al furmirh gas for Vighting sed cupplyies finguler the fal lee the parties ot th convened, by a resviuty a a and th 4 shall be re © fret part, as fully as if thus i x ites ape advised ‘hat there are to the Leen! ty of the coutra h the New York (as 4 Compony: but they are. from continued +b defy ie con racic if it ever bad a legal existence—hat many acteot York Gas Light Compar contract Hed, b; 4 York ya 6 Mi shts dey, ehilet It prom © York is in every reepee', miserably iJ 2 up for ration several plans for far- ishing apabunean' vurtly of eng far gumeciats and ulterior wre, eventt ths pipe iaying momo! and the commitice are sranled aoc the price, wnuil conse: it bille of December, 14 © wyany charged seventy conte pert foet— mber, I5O— when the charge was only forty conte per Ne bave peon enieteed. as appears toa, ty cop periog. t medy, the commition respectful the im mediate law, b) the Legistature, to estab= fr -~, sive Ye 8 Light Department _0", be eee Cy nearly emit ible to tho suceesetully obtained ie the masagemene of the y Hall of at the balivt box iners av lar e im which, pri prise, led hy science, will prodwee the best, cheap most abundant light Your committer, therefore, recemmend, a the movement ¢ appomtment of & commintes to he Common Cowneil, to ta meeting of the gus conan y way deem ox Kew Tork, Jan. 16, 1800, ‘This report was unanimously eacepted. | aod a0 thority given to the chairman to of two perrons from each ward to draft the cha neter referred to. A resclu' ico was offered appointing Mr William A. ed that the gar should bs aptagonirtic principle lhe ballmet tom edi) pe | Mendy and rave the pm sinking ‘te | this piece bar fale sieue mistake in mating th Ke roped to superintend the preliminary arrangements “y"} ot B Ges. Chasnmes's Company, and the euttying the same int so Mr. Came thought it unwise read eresolution of sueb a cheracter. Nothi Trent monopoly is sbol: aed, be if the people approach Common Couneil wit vate taet, they will say at once id sticks pon ry will hav. nothing to de with it. Let the citizens employ counsel to cancel the contract with the Gas © that is y, and wh be no private atrange- ments. tha not pe @ ® private tall. Proferrer Gi sald, in refers this resolution, that he +poke of a new light invention, at the Ppreviour meeting, and Mr. Kentish, who was one of the committee appointed to Teport on {t, sald that it would de indelicate, at this ti to reporton it. He now sees the indelicacy which’ actuated Mr. Kentish in making that ‘ion now that a resolution has been Mr. Kentish to superintend . He would move that Mr. ing ll to do with it. ir. Morrat addressed the meeting, ng said that the extortions pee upon him, and as he Aiscovered on the publ je generally, tadue him totake rt in this movement, and to My well as thir, meeting. He towed a oa tion, that be was not the only sufferer, and not Peleg disposed to submit to both wi and insult, tended the meeting whieh was d, and eaid ify Bimselt that he would bave redress, if the ‘people who called the meet- ins were honest. Ile gave his views on the first eren- nd would now refer to the statements made b; that they lost fifteen op. Notwithstanding this alleg: a jons, we see the company sevk for auceber contract for tw uty years It pat! ata insaind of antory builder ni 1d Brown, who was aol te 8: aD raid areca T { bave lost thousand dollars by it.” Be made the same reply, to the samme inquiry, concern- ing the second, third, fourth, fifth and sixth ships that he built for the Quaker. Finally, the old Quaker asked him how much capital he had when he ecmmensed?— He replied ‘ five bundred dollars.” “Then,” said he, “Brown, thee inust lie, or thee must rob, and thee will not build any more ships for me.”’ It is the same with we rue Company—they must lie, or y rob the public The resolution concerning Mr. Kentish was lsid on the table by a vete of the meeting. On some one enquiring of Professor report concerning his caleium ligt stated that. on the previous erening. committee was appointed to report on his light. He # appointed on the committee, and while they met, Mr Burr and Mr. Kentish said it would be indelicate to make @ report on the light in question, because he (Profersor Grant) was on the committee He ¢on- sented, therefore, that no report should be made on bis light; but that itshould be referred to incid ys in convection with others that the committee might = deem worthy of referrin He bad nothing facth to ray cm the subject of tis own light, but wouid few we polles ith which the city of New York is supplied is the worst ia the United States Everything that burns will produce gas, but it caanot be produced as cheaply frou anything as from Virgl- nia coal. He cautioned the public against the tricks that were likely to be practised upon them by several [are tieg: of ‘Ghioh be termed gas and humbug from ginning to end He bada light, but he would not press it on the public—if it is good for anything. A will make ite own way. He, therefore, did not wie! be considered im the category of those who are pi roth humbues on the public. (Laughter ) ‘The reading of the article in the New York Herald of yesterday, containing ment of the extortions of the gas monopoli Mr. E. Makinisy aséremes tho moeting. and said that he could not leave it without stating the charges that were imposed on bim. In September last, the Dill amounted to $9 15; in October, $19 65; in Norember, when the mights were lenger. $14 45; and in December, $9 26 —just ten cents more than in September, wh is apparent that he used more in December t! otber month. in consequence of the greater the nights. Other way; and If the peop xtortion, let them d he was not willing to submit to such charges. and he would contribute his ebare towards obtaining redrees. The same disorepaocy existe in the bills of other persons. Mr. Camr —-Gentlemen, walk up, and state your ex- perience. (Laughter ) Mr feed's stetement, showing the inacouracy of the metres used by the gas mouopoties. In Decem- ber, 1848. the Dill was $20 05; in 1849, he sbut off all his gar at § o'clock, bis bill $40 42. (Laugh. ter) He gave otber statemenis of a similar character Mr. Kestisw said be did not iatend to address the meeting. aud be would not do so. but for a misstate ment made by Professor i Mr Came sald the me purpdse of bearing pri lish, or Professor Grant, or any other professor. hed better light tham what is now in wu monopoly ebolished, we will appoiat # comm waiten them, We want light,amd wo are bound to have it. (Applause The following resolution was then subinltted, and vpanimourly carried Resolevd. That we are opposed to the f the contract of the New York Gas Cor Council, believing the ti ety to furmish their o fiom the moncpolies, the proas jew jooated this retorm—the Journal of Commerce and the Herald expecially. ‘Theatrical and Musical Tiratak —The soene of the death of Jacques nt. in the’ Wandering Jew.” now performing at this theatre, is thrilling aud affecting soone This is the famous character known to the reader of the Emg- | lish version of hugene Sue, as the famour, reckless, | Dold. Gi-sipated. Go-to bed-naked This #!range char sotert ren d with singular power and effect. by Mr. = | Stevens, one of the skilful and taleuted managers of | this theatre, to whose tal lieve, is dae the effect of (hodrama op great skill and drew of a densely crowd. | Sconstrneticn of t | ‘The death ix pwar Thwarne —There was use at the Brondway last ov | Jeriormances of Miss Cushman, Haller, io b re Haller in the peculiarities whi id we ae! dee et than Miss Cushman Her ly successful The remaining | to be devoted at the Broadway | | te the production ef comedies, for which purpose some im} ortant additions bave heen mate to the the bill presented cannot fad to di hich will awply remunerate the enterprising mana- € (helt endeavurs to please their patr * Trrsrke =A umerous & jo attendance y: h freqaented place of am asem The entertainments commenced with the capital | comedy of “The Serious Family.” wherein Messrs. ten end Brougham acted with all their w 4 lity and svecers. affordiog infivite ple Light apd eliciting rapturous applause trom» y | tere of the bow The excellent baile Wreath of Roses’ by Mrs tiol h terling and tender: er ments concluded on by “A Lady in a0 adoirable etyle, aad tration of gm ‘al eatin Vo might wil be performed the inimitable f “Dombey & Son.” ve | with the laaghable wee of the Langhing Hyena,’ w: Siem will, po ‘con draw another crowded house onan Tewaran. ts resents @ mag. Se many beautiful young women ded to ed tn rich, tastefal and exciting dresses oy eae? #pectacio. tmpoving to wh and If One ef thowe #cenes which is capable of setting the ftaginarion on fire, where there is no Deautiful Sattena ph tm ‘ter chance of becoming, Pri of the same degree has of beenming eren re. Butit ise benutifal pieor [t will be ie with other actractions Mivewete's Ouvwrre Trrarne—!@ plage of the orf at rh fre ety a* to the prot tere The stakes amounted to the handsome | fam of $1,000 and the number of shots agreed upon were | twenty cach —cach shooting five times alternately - | at deliberate aim. Mr. Travis was enoh time of Mr Hudeom, and, at the end, after the red of ten ‘nohes had been made, the and the burletta om ‘Amy Lee” Itecas Orena —Donizetti's “Ana Bolen” last stiracted @ very large audience. at the Astor Pere House, Every department of this fesbion ecetena arnt literally crowded. and the artitte. as if | “> by the magnificent house, rendered thelr in a eapital manner We often a aa the beauties contained in this musical work. Hil not repent e must be jest what we said in Morrow evening being ti Tram, Donte-tu's “a ,overe ser na OF by Signore Row, Cor melodies, and re en y, @ great Seoatie, pote of peer as tbe Ce Cachuce; and Mr. W. Sheppard ae Pd move grace fully in a comic double dance. Amxsicax Mussum.—Jim Crow Rios, the inimiteble Gelineator of negro character, is attracting large a» sem Diages, esx oy. to this excellent establishment. He appears favorite character of ¢ Otello, He is eomedians. rmined | Gone, the people = poses | Gash measures as they may | assisied by avery good company of Mevepgon. —-White’s Minstrels continue, every eve- ning, to give their amusing negro entertainments at Tiseetabitahment. CI8Y TRADE REPORF. ‘Wepneevar, January 16—6 P. M. ‘The cotton market continued active, with large sales Jhiefly on speculation, though some purchases were made by spinners. The transactions showed a farther advance of cent, making @ total advance of 1 cent a pound since the receipt of the Canada’s news, The private advices bed no perceptible influence on the flour or grain markets, which were steady, at yester- day’srates. There was greater activity in pork, with quite free sales, at yesterday's = for mess. Lard was also active, with large sales sats Other provisions were in fair to good (nore ate prices. Coffee continued firm. Sugar and molases were steady, without material variation ia prices. Asnes.— fhere was a moderate demand I for pots, at $6 56 for old, and $662 = $0 68 for bills; pearls continued quiet at $6 0654 Bacapsivrys.—Fiour—the sales aggrogated 4.600 at $5 8 $6 1236 tor commor \d straight State; pure Geneam,. ai i. Southern Fleur—Sales were 1,400 bbls. & $5 3734 for mixed to good ight a me. Rye Flour was tirm, with ales of 800 bbls at $3. Meal was steady but qui 200 bbis. Jersey sold. ‘at $294 a $3, e sales included 7,000 bushels, good Western, [at $107; 1,860 bbls. good Wisconsin at $1.03; and 600 bushels prime Genesee at $197 Rye war dullat 6ie Oats were still in fair demand, and without *pecial change in quotations. Corn was also jo fair demand, with ty of 12,000 bushels at b9e a 600 for new Southern and Jersey; Oligc. for Western mixed; 6c. for new Southern white; and 623¢¢. @ 68c, py tin yellow. Barley nominal and searce, at be, & O8e Corrom,.—Continued activity, ona still bi; her prions, are the features of the markets. Desi cbieBy speoulatiy freely ‘a further % king fuily lo. arrivel of the Canada. Subsequently, 500 bates mi ding uplands changed bande at 13e, establishiog the above quoted advance. We adjust our figures, to com- may be to the live of the market. Cotten was engaged to Liverpool at d+ ; flour at gis, Gd., and ggeain at 434 9 bd. it 208 and a-bes at if 7 ‘To Glasgow, bacon 228. 6d For I He for cotton. ‘To California, 60e per cubie foo $22 G0 per ton for the paying rates. Fuuir There bave been sales of 30.0 drams Smyrna figs, averaging Ile. Raisins are held at $2 8754 ass. with moderate busines Fisn.—The market continues quiet at $120 $8, and $6 60 for No, 1, 2and 3 Massachusetts mackerel. Cod are beid at $2 60 = $266 Hay.—Uhe demand for North river, for shipment, toe moderate estunt, at comprise 1,000 bbls. New Orl former price for inferi Naval. Srone at 268 280 ; the les of 100 bbis. te, soles at 63 a S40; Baring quotes it firm at 30s. on the Spot, with buyers for next yoor (1860) at 30s. 6d. kovisions —POrk—Sales embraced 2 100 bbis at $8 60 for cld prime, $0 1234 for new, $10 60 « $1076 for old agi Cut meats were not Beef was steady — 2000 pola it $6 a6 12% for p ime, and $8 50 a $875 for ntry, and $10 for city mess eet hame were bbis at $13. Lard was better, jeroes at 64 a 6¢c., aad 200 RegeatOhe ose Re Western, and §\,0. for city Bat ter avd cheese as before. Kcr. — The sales embrace 150 casks at $3 25-0 $3 44; market firm Ln non k.— Sales of 7,000 lbs, Northwest were made dull; 100 bbls. Jersey and d drudge a; 263, time and Wua at S20 Wroxey —The market n ret Rattmoas, Jam, 16. Ratiroad. Fiour bbls... Barley, begs . Provisions. bois. seeeee 0 Leather, sides, . Housawmic Railroad Buiter, pkg Hogs as APs Bao. a lib; 160. Be astern bailiroad, Sd a 4: Tot’ ‘te. Boston and bre Railroad. 19 Lewisville Second c | bese ie ba Osi: 's ao wy gh de. Bs 11 Croan Telegraphic. fee general news columns tor the intest Marine fnteili- ence by Telegraph. } Cleared. Bark— Heather Bell (Br), Jenbios, Rotterdam vis “varies, ton Ky ‘ are tom ‘Dusham & Dimes | town, KP Buck “fehire—Gelien. Ri wolves, Maillon & ly, Hermada, a ‘ M Steamship Canada, Hislitex Jan 13 3 ne de. The © Sw 'eweks aed ati Bie encount: | With pareen Ship ease Sbiteriom t Fortemouth), Gibraltar, wich trait, tou Ww * . te Comet & Arte Shr Beers (Be), san, Bermoda, 10 days, with mane, te ven leper, ve she master ir Freehlom, Clark. Bae port, 19 days, Berow. Ship Jobm Marshall Also two barks im the offing. ted Boosveneions | Omnvert’s Orana House - The ‘meaal attractive fea | tures of thie band, namely, witty sayings, conan. me ‘Pould get of upon the feed. | Shrewsbury, The anderwriters have sont down s.sistance. 27, Deo Tadepend: mets ‘Deo Haut back to Pili, La iy oy Wisteon, for ud Hod eld 25uh). Cld previous to we, we ie Polleok, Srelenank. Ni visnas! cs Mol fees" ‘Ba 2, Ga Ocean pie vAvelvebiesia foman. Baltimore; em NYork. Sid 10th, be A abet Shae ng a a ‘York. ‘Farewell, Beater, NYork. Sid Brauer. bc opin Hein. N York. Cutts, Dee 13—Sid Ps md, Amoskeag. ate. Caciiana, Dee 5—Aarr Clarisa, Jossonder, ‘Beare Reale, Lovett, hina ‘ah 3 29h, Coquimbo, ber ev 3. Arne Ward ‘Boston. Poston; Zeb, Cohots, Berry, Of; Suh Palen Wry) 14—Sld Wabash, Barnes, Ni Rig E rH . Charleston; 224, aimerienn, Sand tabainggy & tbe! me. ra hor ‘Cook he 6--Arr Auguste, Thurdin, NYork. ‘ork. sarees AP ATi The, Netlind, tharos 10th, Timol ton, Buesee Ayeee “NOrleany; 17th, noess Carolin Lendon fer C! for N 19 itzene Charleston 27th, Chas ‘pee ead 14 Apes, Smallman, 15. arr Grenada, Batchelor, xew , Beons, . Shotty, ry ae Mtenel, Nort woe ‘he Kast wind lasted about 'e Joseph, Beers, NOr'eans. Ocean Queen, Glover, "Apala- ARTs mis' 4: are Ota Sebth, Filer 18, Aplin Jeaning, Chatieston, Nautilus, Lincoln, Boston (another o ye 14! ELvont, Deo 1é—Arr Magdalena, Smit, NYork; 234, 11 lem Augusta, Henderso mare i one Koma, Ost eltees Gore, ‘Bosto AMBURG, Deo te tie Govan, Ne S iz—arr Elisabeth Brace, Fairfield, Chartes- i Chatiee Hill, Lambert, NOrleans: 19th, Conpsctt- flows NYork: Ly ae M Sid Wth, teh; Lady of the Lake; Tertan, Webber: Vane: Deo 16—Arr She ae Wits Clinton ¥, Orleans; Bottingver, Bakor, N Orleans; Carnatiog sto N mm, do; *goch niseitien aoe? tor oa, et George, Ferris, New Ye Ney, Savi i Zh. Enter = Wevham, ‘Baltimore. Web, wind m weather yw, bare: rising. Chane Wim: Penns Phila; Jonsion, B cleans? West Pe United King- N Fo pelachict Phelan, Mobile: De ut, New or Orleans Rock. Ould Frinvcnie Smite fA 1 Doane Prigadeiphing Boadice ‘24, Albi ‘Aps'aehicola; 24th, Buren, Driv font Béh Wallace,’ Morton, NOrieenar Bith; Wiitie. Mobile. Fat for 14x 9th, The ro Ualtimore; r ‘Be a, fF Ave ig? James Drak, Smith, Rhea Dak rine, nk, do; Silas Greenman, Sponoer, do; Cathar Koapp, do; James Brown, Brown, &. 7 Seep for Bosten, Sir Rich 5 Eve Carnatic. rh; b, uh Bares a, 13) foe Was Work, 20 ixonl= Sisheaks Oporto w ‘Aivertised: Dee 28 Hema “Yondon, Hebard, ds dent by Switeerlana. wearer. Doe, 3 iin, Doteingwwn, Zealand, Bor- Ayr penta, Gandolfo, BYork: Sth, Casho- sean ch, ries! sr: Phitedetonia. wn. Leah fapleton, from Newport Rolle Thomoson. whe Kk. Cld i7eh, Sitne Rieh- aac Hopkins, Messina; a, dare Dea iOearr, seanier i City’ Litres, Baldnore { a Ha tan toe Uape ee 5 remy, Deo 17— Are Palestine, London. for City Polat: hi + Arlen, Loadons for NOrlesus: Margaret for Wil NG, | Sid dh Peat wet, NYork, for Bro + Mamon, Nev 22~Are Lyna, Morok, NYork for Tar- Morte. from NYor Piymourn, "Dee 17— Psi rere eoeetk = ley Bohm ret, Hai ‘elem A Charleston, more Ss 2th Sid about I6cb, ia, Borton. Abdo, Dolphin, for Stork Urns, Dee T—Pat ir. the Zephir, Willbors, fro foe Nii th, | aky, (and sid (0), afeer repsiring) tye. Now 2 are Stambeul, Boxtom; Yoo. Warmora, Spier py “* &. Nov 2 -Srr Audacia, ota. Baltimore al, Congdo: Ist, old Pacific, Keay, Norrosard, NYert, Cro der medica) treatment was held on the Asht oria nea ored Roary wenters Roop her frve with two por rey wae ae far £m the wenward ce lat 46, lomg 36, and Tremaine Seattery Konas, Quassstows, Dac I7—The Crests, Dale. from Lendya- erty for Voiladelphia, har pus back from long 83 @, having teen etrmek by Hightwing 7th inet, when she lost her main miinon Maste, and foretopcallaws mast, nile, spare, Ro. arews French hors snd ehatme this was sapplied at this ont, Deo M—The Siterian, Hall, of and from this » to dar fre Westward of ‘with ballast shifted, having expori- re weather, Crrantsan, Dee 6 The brig Wormers, Richersere. brings | the crew (1) te momber) of the Am bark Dudley Sel t New York, that vessel having sprung Ie arte ee ~The Hamburg ship Ale we eoming — got on share hepee wore entertained that the low water, Hernia Marine Correspondence. ony! eLrnia, Jam 16, 4 PM—Arrived—sonr Fair, Soe- er ‘a intind BR Miscetianeous, Suir ArReninm. from Newry, ashore South ont of Woodlands, hae bilged, and has lovt her fore und mison 41s. All the pasvongers were landed wafaly on the bench, th the exception of one, who was drowned. Several of them came op in the stenmbont Béwin Lewis last tight, from tron aw ot toe Jan 8, ‘and crew went to m New York for Monte- oft? gases Victoria, » (duly 25) for San Francisco, Yo Cape Horn. So: fi Providence Sept 8, Port Ship South Americ wie, i Hat fanoe tent ©, Pent Prave Ost 7, for San 3, lon — jamage to the 4 of $50), in's hoavy gelera Maesch Cape Hora in s weeks 1oet three Lente aud bad anoth wo! Ports, Busxos Avuns, Nov 10- ips Feat (Bs ), Haake, for N Ta tet iol, Meat thee wart |, Sache C arhvarv; beige Gasello (afer), Bunges aud Aurore (Lab), for NYork brige G Thomas Wattson, Th se UCayee ot Wiginws Sehr but reports 12 aye! Dee 25—Bark Alfred (Prus), for NYork, 2 i . Jon Ib) aueiphl; Gornacs, sud H Catelle, Dawing from Balom, dieg: 0 vwrgs Osieutee, moses Portland; Charivtte, : “ 8, Eastport ‘ Maten; en cat Belize; 5th, bark Magnota, Haskell, own, Colmiees Ohas Ker- shew, ‘Atchison, Ma Deleber, Matanzas; ‘Alesis, Haskell, Uahia ‘At do Sth—Jonn Garver Sishole dischargiag: Little Lise sie, Joner. do; A: Rankin, do; Rhone, Jewett, do; Ama- ug, Jones, doy’ J Bragdon, Brag rocker, feces HaGure, ‘doy Jehe Hatek, do; ¥. 2, do;’ Mar: iuR as Lont. Pendleton, ined ~~ eae for Charleston: yy arrived on the 4th; Ty Are barks Keoka, Carver, Saarsporty are; Ingersoll is mm hiss. Sh t ‘Curtis, Boston: Park Maznols, i, Havana; brig Day: ti ALERMO, Deo 16—Barks Lyoureus, ai tom, 1dg ‘Autoleon, for N York, Dee 17—brigs G W Russell. Coo for N Chic, for Baltimore, 4; sehr Julla A'ilater, 49 Sch. IN AM, esate Pate Center. for Boston, 6 days. | ee in the river, any ae he een oh Warran are, "New ust Caroline, late id, and bt: der the Chilean faz; Capt Vane will retara bom: avi Fatt rica Re s—, enpas ae eeron, Jan Li Phonan 7 sian, wit peepee — Sth int lat 42 20 tom 2 6, saw upew ‘ship of (WO tone sunce- 8 oy Sena, wi Holden, tava ‘Dmigats } Hallett B Bai osten, Oremneee: barks Ames Putcon, bade brige Lb Sher toile, Androw Ring, Borton, Bore- ete mite A Hayford: schrs Mary Cail sid Providence: Poaser, Pro~ R videmeo. 4 M—Sld Preston, Woedbury, Liverpool. 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