The New York Herald Newspaper, January 28, 1850, Page 8

NN NEE TT EN EE SFI fomilies, and private persons. lations ai INTELLIGENCE BY THE MAILE: Our Wenington Correspondence, Wasninaton, Jan. The Late Crrewar of the Secretary of the Treasury — The Expenses of Callecting the Revenue, §¢ I promised, in my letter of last € eveniag, to you an account of whet ts nd likely to be done, in regard to thet most ex raordinary public document known by th e of * Mr, Meredih’s t Circular.” The.nature of thr singular produetion is not yet fully understvod & nd appreeiated by our commercial commuvity; but politicians under- stand very well that Mr, Meredith, by embarrasa- ing and taxing the merchante, and throwing his shield over the ofiice-holders in the Custom House, means to accomplish two important objects, vi First, to throw the onus of ais taxes and delays on tbe democratic party in Congress ; and, second, to meke himself personally popular with the government officials in the large AUantic cities. Mr. Meredith, in spite of the act of Mareh 3d, 1849, which restricted the expenses of collecting the revenue to i 560,000, has expended, during the first six months of the ‘seal ear ending June , the snug litle sum of $2,141,897 21. Having thus anticipated a very large Fie of what was allowed bim by law, he was compelled to demaad an additional appropriation from Congress. The Senate, as you are aware, allowed him the same emount of money for collecting the revenue which was expended in the financial year ending June 30th, 1848. ‘This sum is $2, 132,60 Now mark, that resolution of the Senate passed nem com, nota single whig Senator saying a word on the subject, except Mr. W be ster, who, in his seat, remarked, * That's eno Why, if it was not aoa did not Mr. Meredith confer with his friends, (it any such he has,) in the Senate?) Why, if he did confer with them, did he fail to convince them? W! hy, if he con- vinced them, did they remain mute? In view of the vote of the Senate, itis sheer balderdash and nonsense in the hired administration writers to ery sboutthe neglect which Mr. Meredith's pro- positions meet i» both houses. The sum unanimously conceded by the Senate to be enough for collecting the revenue, belng. . $2,152,030 73 And Mr, Meredith having already epent for (be Orst six months, ending Veo Set. To which must bs adaed the expense of collecting t revenue in ( Californie, est the year a $1,141,897 21 160,000 00- 1 291,897 21 It follows that Mr. Meredith bas only. . to expend for the mext -ix 1 1860, for collecting the revenue from custome on the Atlantic coast This being rethera small sum for so greata task, the Commitee of Ways and Means in the Houte, considerng Mr Meredith's inability to make himself understood in the Senate, have agreed to give hum one half of what was expended for the collection ot the revenue, dunng the last six months ot the fires! year ending June 30, 1848. ‘That is to say. + $1,061,518 36 Add to this the eum Mr Meredith ‘hes already expended... ..... seveeee 1,161,897 21 $2,203 215 57 — Or $70,576 80 more than was expended by Mr. Bt tad during the fiscal year ending June 30, hie sum wae deemed sufficient by the demo- cratic portion ef the Committee of Ways and Means, but Mr Vinion offered an amendment to add $150,000 to that sum, makin in all the sum of $2,353,215 57 poz annum, or $220,579 more than were expended for the same purpose in 1813 If] mistake nor, the vote on Mr. Vinton’s amend- ment stood 4 to 4; bat the chairman, Gen. Bayly, Gif 1 em rightly intermed,) to show that no face ! Yous opposition Mr M dith or the administra- tion guided ciiov of the committee, voted with Mr. Vinton, giving the xdmunistration every possible chance to sustain itself, and no excuse lor taxing the merchauts, breaking down the revenue service, and increesing the taritl to protect officials. The question will probably come up in the course of next week, when Mr. Green, of Missouri, will ong ably be ‘lable to show. that. Mr. Meredith as not acted im conformity with the law of 1544, and that, if the case were preperly stated, the additional expense to which the merchants have been exposed by tus circulars, was illegally col- lected, and, as such, linble to be refunded. General Boyly, whose legal pre fessional attain- tituty ments and c | learning are not inferior | to those of Mr Meredith, will, I think, be able to show that Mr Meredith, by his alar, did not purpose to meet the provision of the law, but ra- | ther to bring the stron { pressure on Congress, £0 28 to induce it to submit to the present high rate | ef collecting the revenue. Mr. Meredith is doomed to be defeated on that , a8 he will be on many others, if he ex Bio have a fancy for figures, and is fend ¢ ities of his Separrneet. T pod, € purit in Washington con. pread with great rapidity. It in the crisis hus been produced within the Inst three day hen the matter shall be settled, to the satisfaction of the whole country. the Herald will be able to say that it bar, more pan eny other paper in the coun- of them together, contributed | he constitution. | th has much improved. etl dangerously ill. PURTHER BXTRACTS FROM THE PUBLIC MENTS ACCOMPANYING THE PRESIDENT’S CALIFORNIA MESSAGE Wasninetox, We enclos decume the sage on California and New Mexico-— INSTRUCTIONS FROM THE GENERAL LAND OPFICR To WM CAREY JONES RAG. AYACHAL ACENT OF Xa, RWING | Jouy 6. 1849, 1, Mir, Jones 4s to proo lay, ned hunt up the vid 8 relating to land titles in ¢ 2. Daving obtained seo make cut an abstract ifornia without id Mexican archives ifornia to the archives, he is to 1. Of the old Spanish land titles, and all the facts concerning them 2. Of the granted by Veaico, and to discri 1 between Perfect and impertect titles He le to classify the | Titles granted abour the time of the late revolutionary Movements in ‘ aliforvia 4 He will o ell the diferemt authentic forms of tith element to the con tion &. He isto pay cular attention to the extensive tracts or land covered by what are known as * Mission will arcertain their locality. history, origin tively, aud the various ilitary, and poiltt pai 6. He is & . 0 tithes granted by Spain or To inquire foto the claims, keys, Ke, of the coast iry int Mexico to them if any, to the islands. bay 5S. He will also inquire S under 8 “the territory was ceded to the United States ~ On tebersl im, ME Jones is to come by way of Santa Fe, and make all peeesenry researchers there and at other es in New Mexico, im respect to the land | titles that territory, | ‘The more fully to accomplish the objeote of his mis- sion, Mr. Jones is authorized, either im ging oF re- turning, to call at the city of Mexico to examine the public archives. Hie is to keep © joureel of all his proceedings. | Et ‘alifornia, Sept. 30, 1849 eg that the old archives suthorized to draw. HL. W. Halleck, Secretary of State of the Ter- ritory of Calivor to the Military Governor, en- closes a voluminous document on the history of land titles 1a Galifornie, from which we extract a | few of the leadi rt oe _ Pets ev, Maoh 1, 1849 othe Viewroy wrote to the | silfornia, gramte itrieon to marry girls yy ot ‘tn miston, and Jahertahee the | to the roldiers eo marrying. The | ane piece of jand to Carmel | trom, who bad married an Indien git ef the miedo af | San Carlor instructions respecting colon! lader was to receives bownt, the first two and $60 p: ; and tem, ke Rowe lots and Porrtes of doves were to be deriguated by the gover barged roldiers were to recrive lots, thereme as the cotontete, Fight to partnre cattle end lande of the Pueblos, Corel is far whe to actual setiders ; and the early re: wise and Bey of the British crown. South i character as requirers action, Already has the at- tempt been made, and is threatened to be renewed with provpects of ultimate success, to exclude the our mest fanatioiem or the these ralecn € the otner tock the cviling The fete which led to the firing of the nares | | tee was found leaky beck for repeire to thie od it eeeme. Degarge co shore 70, the Governor drew up a sew | gad crdered the Siforai®, baggage to be thus Te of thees regulates *taet Of | that order, fearful th gry Be loaded. barrelled pletel. and put it into ‘These laws and regu- believed to be etill in force, ke. From theve facts, it will appear, that Oid Spain iof usin the policy of granting lands ulations applied in. California appear especially to nave beea of a libeted character, mach more so than the | ish restrictions vpon their American ¢ olonies. quite in contrast with the odious impositions And yet what England lost oy her cupidity, Spain loet by her invdeeility, to | wit, her favorite colonies in America q THE GREAT BASIN. John Wilson, Isd’an Agent at the Great § Loke, writes a long letter on the condition of the various Indian tribes within the Great Basin, and the Rocky Mountains, near the Salt Lake. He recommends that they be taken under the protec tion of the government, and that they be en couraged in the arts of agriculture and such simple manuluctures as their wants require. He thinks that “three parks,” situated in the very midst of the Rocky Mountains, and fur removed from the lines of overland travel of the white man, would make excellent colomes ior the Indians. We make the following curious extract from this letter:— “Gear Sact Lane, Sept. 4, 1849, “That portion of the Shoboneee "called Shoooeces, oF Walkers, (being without horres.) cannot now even go to where'a buffalo is to be killed; and, consequently, are not only deprived of the meat so necessary for their support, but also of their skins, which are equally indispensable to make lodges and clothes to keep them from freezing in these mountains, where the perpetual snows are ever within their sight.” The consequence is, that they are obliged to seek such holes and caves in the declivities of these ‘everlasting bills,’ as they Gnd, to Keep them and thetr children from frvezing. There a apy warm and hot springs throughout thi country, and it is saidto be no uncommon thing to see these poor wretches sheltering themrelves and their children from the bleak snd terrible storms which pre- vail in these grand and rugged mountains, by lying, during @ great part of the day, and perhaps, night too, in these waters.” Our Philadelphia Correspondence. Paravecensa, Jan, 27, 1850, Foreign News and the Telegraph—The Reading Railroad —The Camden and Amboy Railroad—The Weather— Markets, $c. ‘The Niagara’s news reached this city at anearly hour yesterday morping, or, rather, the first instal- mentofit. The impression in our mercantile commu- nity is universal, not that the published telegraphic reports of the stea we are unreliable, but that certain cotton and flour speculators get their de- spatcbes over the wires several hours ahead of the press, and the consequence is, that the moments steamer is due, a spirit of mistrust seizes upon both buyers and sellers ; large operations suddenly cease and the daily sales are resiricted to the immedia wants of thetrade This cautious feeling continues ipt of the te advices. The enter- prise of a few New York journals (the Herald al taking the lead) has extorted admiration as well as astonishment from both sides of the Atlantic. Un- prompted and unassisted, they have shortened the —— between the old and new worlds two days, so ecelpt of 5 piste what they have already t0 gloriously commenced, ually protect the n yy adopting uch measures as will effec inet the machinations of « T have reason to believe that Mr Cowsns's amend- ment to the Reading Railroad bill will not be ado and that the bill will pass the House substanti the tame shape as it came from the Senate. If Cesena bad been content with an amendment, ing individual lisbility, it would have been agreed to, but be attempted too much, and the probability is that he will lore all. The truth is, the Rreading Rail- is regarded more in the light of a public than a lation can. at any time, help always sure of obtainii ; i cannot create capital or pay beaks, bat it can get rid known care the Camden Railroad, for a aileged overcbarge 2 Court of Appeals of New Jersey, by a vote of five to three, bave afirmed the decisions of the lower courts, in favor of the plaintiff, and the company have now the proud satisfaction of knowing that they are liable to the penalty of $100 in every ascertained cate of overcharging. Briggs’ case is the pioneer of only seven Suneeee others i ye next move, undoubtedly, will be to get out an injunction, and then the question will be tested whether the company has or has not violated itjcharter. We pity the Camden and Amboy folke, from the bottom of our pockets, for they have ou noble fellot =, bang! direction; but, alack aod alas f the Philistines, who ap not.” cre ott mud, aud Fa (in ths r) as hig! No doubt, in ‘April and May we shall Dave to pay for allt ~e only effect of the Niazara’s ne has been to stitlen cotten, and to make for bresdstuffis still more dull. There has been @ further advance in coflee Stocks are dull aad prices & ebade lower than the quotations of the early part of the week Annexed are the salos at the Stock Board yesterday: 3 Bours ~ 200 hares Reading Reilrond do, do., 5, 16, 8: Reading Bends. 6 SiN; 20 shares I i acct Tromrd. rte our markets io shares I aing Rail Bethaster Bonk, 65%; $000 Penney ivaniaS's, 80%; 40 ehares Penrt'p Ban! ending, Railroad, 09, 16, $540 | oe) iss sy) Morris c of Gov. Quitmen, of Iselppl. Cov Quitman’s inaugural address to the Legislature of Sienissippi bas come to hand, and is most deter- mined upon the great subject now agitating the coun- try. Speaking on the says it ia wm of the parated from it without Gee. It was recognised in the and to its exist- Inaugural Addre: mn truction to the secial fabric. turmation of the federal constituti enee, as much as to any otber cause, is attributable the rapid advance of the country im its course of pres- perlty. greatness and wealth, The South Os docs nate | gard it as an evil; on the contrar, that their Presperity, happiness and political existence ts Insepa- rably connected with it, They have a right to it ubov and under the constitution of the United States, will not yield it. nor longer permit that right to be dirputed. It is of those essential rights which cannot be yielded up without dishonor and self degradation, and pone whe believe hey bave inberited the free spi- ritef their fathers, can ei) bazards to maintain thore positions so essential — to their security. The statesmen of the North, who attempt to trample upon their rights, either take the intelli ice abd spirit of the southern peo- | hazard the integrity of the Union. the South te sed the | som Populstion from the proteetion of the constitution, an measures alopt- ed by them to prevent the reclamation of fugitive slaves bas left ro longer ® doubt that « systematic and deliberate crusade against the sacred rights of the now in progress, and has assumed such « ‘belding States from ao equal participation in the jates—to confine the slare~ all time to come to the States — Bow exists toabolish reatened, but sctusily introduced in (oa- ieee ie pintnly speak phe deliberate intention of their to wage @ war of extermivation inst alned rights Whether they originate in : phi : 7. pe BY itienl power, they can have no other object than @ vitimate destruction of domestic institutions, dissolution of the Union The advocates of measures perk to perpetrate wrongs destructive to which the people of Mississippi, of all parties, reoont- eerem| bled io comvention, Have solemaly declared they cannot and will act submit ‘They cherish | constituted by the wirdom of our fathers; will defend the constitution. alone maintains that Uni love or veneration for any other defined in the con ® tienes of the dining Upe of the belle parsed close by the body of Jeon ge Dickenson, who bad just parsed foto the hoare; another direction and struck neat have ascertained. as follows atol were, an erate | . Haynes, ie the mate of the ship Anson, which put nies: rea, ou Saturday. tn consequence of 8 nak ie port to Charlaton wed from then. abe war fitted © Pd valled fi fem. before she od therefore pat jome of the passengers to lene thy orbance, however, ccevrred on how . and lact evening, on thinking brought terme, They yer, by this + of Iiquot Fulton street 4 Haynes colte! not do #0, he step wl fe door, denen ted pistol was Haoharged, offiere the Secotd ward, took fay eee wi eustedy, +) ed him to the pottee station, and this mara ing he will be conveyed betore the magistrate at the Tay nee asrerted on bie mrrest, that he hed oo py ove but dircharged the pistol duo. | by the eflects of liquor e cup doubt their determination at re | Bum, Sale, 916 I 4d: heavy ,and is raid to bave always Haynes is an astern m: borne s goed character, | Charge of Stealing. Wm H Stanton. was arrested on Saturday ba stealing & small lot of jew. $16, the property of J G. Davison, No oho Seeteed wes dutulncd y Justice Osborne for a turther heartog person, by the name of Den joung man, by the name of eee Pay. by oMoer day night, om suspicion of having stolen rote valuables from Mrs Adams resiging at No 65 Leonard street. Assistant Captain Keyvolda, of the Fifeh ward police, took the accused inte custody on the ebarge Burglary, and Arrest of the Rogue in Philadelphia. — Norris, one of the Chief's aids, aurived im town having in custody a young man, by the name of William MeCurdy, alias Jean, on a warrant iseued by Justice Mountfort. whom the officer arrested on Friday last in Philadelphia, on a charge of burglery, commitied in this city on the ith inet, fildavits co file in the police court, that on een the hours of two and four the room ccoupied by Mr Leon de Boy nest, in the Dullding No. 204 Broadway, corner of Duane street, was burglariously entered by forelng off the leck, and from the room was carried of a kad watch, ‘alued at $50, four or five coats, and mai Uber iatielon, fm teak, weariy the wheieet Mr. Reve nest’s wardrobe, valued in all at near by $150. As soon as Mr. Boynest ascertained his premires had been rob- bed he gave the necessary information to the police authorities, and likewise placed an advertisement in the New York Herald. offering $50 for thy recovery of the property and the conviction of the thief far 80 The next day after the Pp atl ment peared, @ man, calliog himself Samuel Hemphill, or called w Mr. Boynest and stated, that had received from # men, by S —_ information facts, at firet tbought hat Golden and Hemphill wero the thieves, and in consequence thereof they were both arrested. They however on exhibited to th trate that other parties were the guilty conformity with this belief, the atlidavits of Gold and Hemphill were taken, which Cog: implicated ‘William McCurdy, Edward Palmer, and Goorge May. hew, from the fact of those three being seen t ata porter house in South street, where Mel crag, through the infiuence of Palmer. sold the gold watel to Dey shew for $20. receiving $15 in cash, and t% other 35 was to be paid to Palmer, as his per centage in the matter. Mayhew at first refused t# purchase pn tch, unless it was exhibited to Thies cordingly done, and pronounced by ti to be worth $45. we next day, after watch, MeCurdy left this city for Phil which city he 4 8 arrested. Palmer were both arrested on suspicion 2 Mayhew showed conclusively to the magistrate that he was ionoeent of the robbery, aud was not aware the watch was stolen property when be made the pur- chase, but purchased the same principally on the re- quest and reprerentations ot Palmer; and the magis- trate therefore made hima witness in the case Palmer, however, was not sufficiently able to prov cence in the robbery, and the magistrate held him as be shown to be one of the prinolpals The watch and the greater part of the clothing bare been recovered, Golden, Hemphill, and Mayhew are bound over to pear as witnesses in the case. McCurdy and Palmer are held te answer the charge of the burglary and grand larceny, aud were committed to prison for trial in default of bai Possing a False Token.— Officer O’Koeft u ling himeelf Be: parsing @ false tokea, ay mee | to be of jue of @ $1 Dill, on Timothy Garrick, No, 23 Chatham street. | It seems, from the aflidavit of Mr. Garrick, that the accused and another man called at bis porter house and asked for a drink. and, in payment therefore, threw down @ $1 bili, which read as fol- lows :—'The New Jersey Protection and Lombard Bank, Jersey City, opposite New York. 22d June, 1825.” Mr Garrick observing this note to be one of rather ancient date, demurred to taking it. Brady said it yas good, and wanted hischange. Mr. Garrick refused so to do, and called in the ald of the above officer, but before the officer came both men started from the store to escape. Pursuit was given; Brady was captur but his companion made out to escape the grab of the police. Ou sesrebing Brady, the officers found a lot more of the rame kind of money, consisting of $2 and $3 bills of this defunot concern. the intent to pass the tame fraudulently was evident. Justice Mountfort ccmmitted the accused to prison for trial, sirrest of Two Young * Turpins — Assistant Captain Merritt, cf the Seventh Ward, arrested on Saturday two juvenile thieves, called John Leach and Richard Long- ‘field, om eurpicion of being counected in several of the up-town robberies of silver forks and spoons. The two young jokers were taken at the bar situated near the pit of the Chethem 71 beets where they had just pur- cbared their respective all ces of pea nuts to last them through the first two pie On taking them into custody the officer searched their pockets, when, to his surprite, he found three pistols, one with a double Darrel, all kcuded with powder » it there wea; arrested, on plenty Neither of these boys were seventeen yew ge, yet it scems they were both well versed of fire army purpore cf committing tome felonious depredations. They were oth commitied by the magistrate for a farther hear- ng. CITY TRADE REPORT, auaty 26-6 PM. time to digest thei let. last day of the wee the receipt of t as to the amount o! it previous rates. ‘The ‘b moderate sales at old rn brands. Canadian was , both Amert- was firm, bat transactions were mer. with @ steady demand ge in other articles of bread- hibited nochange, Beef washeavy Lard being in good demand ta Liverpool, with an upward tendency in prices, the held at betier prices, Cheese d sale of 75 bhis at $6 6.) stock in the Inepeetion det dgtenrs bi’ ot bole. ins ty oe a ie. han obtained to-day, makiog full 35 to ai wince Wednesday; the operations comprise 1,000 bags Jara at like. a be, and 300 St. Domingo at llc; Rio Fanges from lic, a 14.0 four months, sents. There was rather more offering for ship. me. to Liverpoot, and cotton was engaged st 8-ldd , and 40.40 bu. of corn were take See at ods were worth 20: beef od flour nominal at is, 6d. ToLondon, flour was taken at 2a; Denny goods at 2be ed 26s. and for beet iu ¢ re rates continued dull Sales 3.000 Ibs. reported. at 260. a a7 Sales were made of 12 000 lbs. at private bar- ve arrived; Buenos Ayres ate jrwer, with ecarcrly anything doing, was dull prices gion Holders of svat. Stones —Ho crude turpentine are ast. Ee (28 $275, and apleite dic cams, Thenensis | oa \y favored! ~The actt is about Gc better for linseed the other side. and prices have consequeutly airauced here. A fait businecehas been dove to day acts eare, for Heb apd Amerioan. Holders are contident of « 7 of 100 chsh good fair gold to-day Reat Estare.—At saction: 1 ate Bear Sev ‘Twenty-first street, near Sixt) 1, do, om bighter th street, near Seventh avenue, 226x199. $2 near last, each 252143, $2250 each $8 920; 1 do hey 100th etreet and highth ave. om avenue, each 2x 100, sib ‘ao. oon, totet serevt sonia $145; Eyl avenue 252100, $90 ; 2. do om rear, cach 26x100, $80 rach, $10; ido on font ‘fith street, near Seventh avenue, 26x48. $1 050; 26x98, $1,100; 1 do. om rear, a5 x08, ty third ue, tach Zhx100, $850 each, $8,000 Sticans are without ebange te notice, and in fale de. ton eh on’ Thirey 0 th avenue, 20x100, $90, do ont nue, 2xb8, $1 S00; Waieney.—The market was lere firm, with sales of 150 bie y and privon at 2540.0 d0),6 ; drudge ull at 2555 Announcements of Births, Marriages and Deaths ere net macried, unicces duly euthenteceind and paid for Married, 294, at St George's Church, ev. Smith, Mr, Besoawis i B. Conners of the former On et oy th bi mebin, Franniin to Sttes lace. In Baltimere, on the 17th instant, Twos, Mroanny to Many Sweeney, wlea, Ty 26th, Many Joree, of County Carlow, wife of Jemes Cobbtsen The reinvives spd friends of the family are ree et folly invited 10 atten het funeral om Monoay poop, at 1 o-elcek, from ber late residence, Ne 10 fri. nity place. td Brady.on | It appears, | a F. Leaves, an accersory atter the fact, or, perchance, he may yet | Bian No. 134 Madison street, this day, (Monday) 28th inst.. at half-past 1 o'clock P.M. Her friends, also those of ber son, Jobm Jehnson, and her son in-law, Robert Haverttock, ure respectfully invited to attend. Su: morning, Jan. 27th, Mrs. Cuorica 8., W. L. Shuttleworth, be take: evt, Brooklyn, to Gre Sosmen, oy fi eth Seosea Waterbury, See 5°50 if Boveriy, from Mansanilia for Boston, Jan ae — Adptora popeceamapantycr en abn beta FOR CALIFORNIA, for interment on’ Tuesday, 20th f ook Bark Laura 80. dike, from New Orleans for San M. Friends and acquaintances are aa aoe eg | wrancloeo Jan fiat 31 Tieton Ts We ape 8 Fonrace! r xan, Jan Teta Forts: ew Orleans ov ‘enracola ers please copy. [om jn At Millstone, NJ. om Saturday, Jan, 20che yous 8, hb Halle, Atkinson, from fame tnd Otcorr, in the 06th year of his age. leton, from Linon Many fen Tile funeral will take place from the residence of Dr. tien Bart yp: F, Oloott, eid City, om Tuesday, 29th inst., at 2 7, Bisbep, from St o'clock P.M, from Portiantt Prati In North Buiggewehers, January 19th, Hon. Ase Bether, Ps EK: — Kixoman, aged 81 Brenig Io Mobile, Ala., Jan, 17th, in the 23d year of his age, native of Wi ‘Washi gton county, N.Y. At Camargo, Mexico, on the 22d of March last, Wit- 11aM Stanp, eldest son of the late William Shand, civil engineer, of Montreal 87 years, Bet "co Phe Jute i ide ae odd for! orver donee; Hae a fram and ons scram from ritam, ‘Vesta, Porter, from and for Pro- hborn, from Seatsport. Sailed sche 6 mede, Toy, for ly veanel tp poi Bark Condor, Lennox, from and fer Now Wises dMaaye Towne Wading fom | Same ourne, Bartlett, do do, 10 days; Lowa, Borton, for Go in 12 de ; Sunbeaw, Bash, from St Thomas, ‘Weebly Report of Deaths In the City and County of New York, from the 19th day of Sean ary the 26 26th day of Janusr: Men, 73; women, 51; boys, 72; girls, 73--'foval, 209. ii “iiretan dee © John Welsh, Ames, for Gulnare, Lares, loading for weel 3 tia, J ; SL Crowell, from NYork, i eructt a ready; Cuba, Sawyer, for NY hk in Pin Bel FY for ‘Savannah, in 7 4 5 a wid Pratt, Sou! for Carden: ready; Tim: from poten waiting | freight; ‘Gute Bare Elusy for Ohariostons losdta Weymouth, for ‘ort! loacing; Vincennes, Merrill. "trom ‘iimington, just arr, and Angola, Howes, from ston. do. OuTO 2 Brix x Quine, Kempton days. <brige Aven, tor Boston; eletes£ for N York, Quiney, coal Girnnsnsesereenensnans 8 4—Bark Frances and Louisa, Mayo, from roentend sos Stage Snda satis 9 O08 re se. mat; br: jolton, w al a ont * Noreh Star, Pam ; Boe Sole EL Di Dae for Baltimore, #001 Pessiere, for Charest, and en American Piigaatine eutside, op the Ath inst, wren aaron St Thomas. California (before re . = ne Bayly, ‘ain, fro 08, lisog; schr che Monat Yernon, ‘Lewis, from Bar! for ny Domingo, to sailsame Home Ports. Bowron, Jan 26, AM—Arr ship Caloutta, Woodside, NOr- Jeans; barks Norma, Smith, Foleeme Averon, Castner, NOr- ted Staten, 100, Ireland, 74; any, 15; France, 3; ios, 1; Pe aa sahil aoe B lortherner, 5 a sane Br bark Lady line, Chareh, Carde~ tev aetata aan, Turncts an, Furne, wo. do; Thomas and Elward, 617 852 oh SUN uIsKe,,. GUN BETS... Boe general salamat for the Tatesh.Basine Tntall> wif Bews columns for the latest Bi | gence by Telegraph. vara ood be 1 5 sae ares Reon ty " pase Phanix( Sp), omtaner, arenes Ship American (of Winans Cargit, Walon | Fick ae Fyleting. Bremen: Supls, Bh T Deo 2h, with railroad iron, tow Passed, get- | Inacted sche Hydra, Moller, Copenhagen.’ 8 ting Rese” bark port for Boston. The A b ight winds duribe the who has hi $0, Jan 20—Arr chr John roar Suget, ‘ilot op board three da. nip Kajeh Jackeon, eehips ie ‘Kew Orteans, 14 days, with mdse, to | Fin tow, Io ibtning, which shat Bt Povclock t cei ‘Ship Deli prallant mast, and rent the main topgal- isis the fang, bo - Wind moderate from & ool, W te oT 's Momus, den i7—B4r Br ship fome,Somervail Deal. pe Almeda, Cate, Providence; brig M un 0 Sth Arr De ships Ades, Burne, Liverpool, phon Pear- gon, London: Mt arekmonts Whiter Gi ite bark Clutha, bri rr ard, Ny | Brom), Jackeng, Buenos Ares, 6} da (WW betirese i Co. ew Ver tae Fanly yesterday morning, after a short aud revere. Sines, Jase Rastourn, 1p Sith year of her . Het frier nd thone of ber brother-In law. John M n of Hamilton W. ard Farme Ketine da lheeys The fiierds ot the ily ate jovited to attend the funeral from 107 Weet Twentieth street, this day, at or M. On, Saturday evening, Jem G6th, Mire. Susman Br visan Her for er abe 5 eridence, ey bia. Fi Kew 'Onus ans, Jan rae Liverpool; sehr John Castaer, wr coming Cex celerrepale. mas a ft tong 72 0, foreroast, ail three tormaste, ‘and j ing ail the salle away, and Toe \k | ddamage to rails Vrig John aster. 14 days from Hich- | ging, Cape K repcris the gale to have beon very sorare, . Va. 5, Symmetey (Be), ‘Thom ony a Liverpoets | & tremendoussea, the wisd having shifted around th (ir), a io; Lebanon, Drew, Arkansas, | six hours. NYork; Corsica, Godfrey, nso, do owell, Elicr, Cardenas, Jan 17, with sugar, to R . Pats (Brea), Te | | qisth Coreg, Hodge, Aralachicola, 1 days, with cotton and 0, to Tho A ccbuiy, (of Gard cr.) Colburn, Key West 11 days, with +) master Jon 78, saws | to vee Ii einel bottom uf, supposed herto bea pading Bo I it at fire: to be a! d from thes oster, New York: Montrose (Br), arising from it, The ‘abs ef Bue, Lond eater, ilehrist, Barbad: {Lid oft Haieras Gopt C informe us thats i) Ficerd Spt oer its Ste mand sfort Reef, but he did not learm ier Casi er Trove Tr Bout her. ies Baer, costing Up, Low uate cnt Scien Zanaibar Sept 2 wal Nov xi, and 8: th Origntat i se aseere wientat hme metho ahs aay fades has ther cimee she hae been North of lat 3 doarded t Yineadhrensh $B trades, | fy feperionced heavy woa- | Lat 37 N,lon73 10 stroim Matauzas for Bose Bareclova; ‘eods, be ha tds . Brown, Tha, Savannaly American, Wish, c Rte, ay Apalachicola. Towed to sca oe inst, desi Ocean Que: kre Plans mee, Boat ‘for N York: 4: Thomaston ee jo; Loutoiana, Green, Nertolk; at r Fhiilips, de for Beverly. 1DEver, Jem 26— are By a Jerome, Tops, Savannah: Elisabeth City: re len, Gidds, Tappa~ et Bate, Price, NYork. Penéerprart, Evans, trom ing Brig Onegin, Bessling, Bere y i to Peck Te mp Desne, Merzitt, bantock; Moses Brown, Hal Kichxonn, Jan i5— Arr scl SIs vebr Marietta Lymn ot (of Thomaston ) ), Beya: Pond solamente Peck & 11 Brig Price deuip, (cf Lartingter) R do98 wite patiaw vase, to 2K Rose fs Savannat, Jan e ular andl ye the wheel enerboars, Me Wo Hetbler, ‘he captain's brotker Grecnect 2 Kova Who waslest. Be was a vative of Darr ng to Brie Alabama, Bilis, Mobile, 1° days, with cotton, to Stur- ® Clearman & Co, speck, Sid ships Cig ship Chace, Wind~ bar MeCurmick, NV ork; Coutidence, Badoock, 22d— Cid bark Sarah Sheaf, Baeds, N York. Beitr iow 42 9n ce a 5 Gn! wen ta pit Port Shine Chaos, caine Adsona ( anid received other Camage | ie 10 te: 76. et, Feavere, Ser ioersoa Robinson, disg, Pil- Me coffee, . 20ch' inet, lat 83 10, tow for Charlerton. Curacoa, 18 days er. Crowell, wi shy, Borland, Graben. tor Liverpe (Br), mea disg: recon Hieron, for Liverpool, Amariaths, ‘luiehivrony diag Bs : j ompaem, for Hosrom; cn = a th Smack, Niemen 4daye fe. race, Beltimore, 4 deve. Bt Poe Lyi mo (Be Tpools tirah, Bacal tor NYorks WoC noon (Be), Vaushen, for Gtasgom cl fe Wyandotte, toudiette, fi male, for Now York: Virgtate, Providewes, 2 days, Seynoor, Piiladelphia, 26 hours, to Below. BSteomer Penodscc', Stanton & Spicer. atlock, Av vw Ocigane Medes? er, Molaughiin, for Philadeip mo i, Den Fwy 2 oi Ferman bus N, Heey, Savannal ™* brie Comper, Brown, Bris- York: sche & § Powel jo heron Saturday wight, by ti Capt Berard, whe could wot give us any inform Ler condition, there being came tog when he left er. sie ‘ for Liverpool, | PA, has been ad," and will we w ae Bace of steamer Georgia, for Havana, Chagres, ‘kaame, and Califorcia, will close « “he Hereid'othee this | Piet in Mf in order to invare the | snd sees papers, @ special mes. eenger wil! tease wr pooseed w See | Franoi ry orald oties, whe Y Wad 160, Robert Webb, Davia vite Ra Atkin Reed Miscellanccus. Sup Brie arern—The Inst advi jhet the de was Sowing B t te |@ mrolcee.Oharleston Mercury, Jan 23, | mutans. eee B. Bate Bepnomrer Carmenere « Oa s'ss GAR coatED COPAIVA PILLA-DR. LANGSN- Leworts thet cm the uth elt, in lat #7, lo Copatva Pills are oniversally ackaowledged s@ br bark ae Vermeuch, ay whic ee art wen aes for rhom These unrlts vt bound tc Demerara. capsized ina gale Tcoumber and = a. “Ones Kiley took off the officers | is port.—New Orleans Pi- tended with Tomeve the The segee ee cong that of the Cepal peas, their momtnia int haa end tment ha that thie apttele has brea introduced fats spread ail over the ¥ her an In fp Betow, from Li- eather sory C o reports pertenced a veries of | wom snd gat, oplit gon's, Charles I | doors trem Chambers ste arweei i to werrant fesidence, oq Malis ‘Catharine jow gratis. every Gay pe the Baubeth The wants cf the poor will n't BU Stood anes 188 Oy towedes and taln Ri. The tote oral pounde, 1.617,06; total valee, $173 Me et of betes, 3 fs Savanna Rey whiies) NS AUTHOR OF THR “PRACTICAL PRE AA Green pA crrrentensent write Be ‘ tg Radel (NO) ate trat'a chip. ct Ww) tome bad. arrived an bev Pere corunia ence Dew Vord, crossing the barat half tide: that shipe of ‘Who cee Proper ogreee. 14 ~~ 1.Leb te ean be went ont from Beaufort. mise Bastin ts tte wore advanced pad Liefrens Arantacee aed © Fert eriene ye * The Pilots request we to mention that the Cemings’ Point | ing stares ("rom enovmmon ofvat A re y bee brenen ftom i's mooring, and drifted sahore on Mor- | tes qivgnds toy crating, enn be’ totained ton oe oe ® rie Toland Beech | qresee {s Ameries- Lion's wacxeni saa rors POWDER A Landen ae iit cringe a ft it hae tein hate Ht hat ie ifveracs tales at oe Him‘ fr hile tod bot eh onthe ihe tote is, there= R INCIPIENT Coussmrston, Sapebes n Wistar's 1s Raleom $f nt to bo contrmed Syne tite, night sweats, ‘Be B: hese alarming ensroad =e ive good health.. ab of © Iona Washingt: touian, Bost Lost. Voics Reston ep,—New Bedford, Ax 1843,-— FoR Tou Bat on pur trtcnet eb a relation to jaisamm of Witd Cherry 1 op whit are also ey of cofferiag sword in ita fa perpen ot ofteias iene youre Ton a heed) MgeNaY &, BRIGUTMaN eh ean be relied upon, Be onzeful of rey ee ‘itt must nat bave the siguazure of 1, BUTTS ar ee Fulton street; also a! 4 -— and Stores, Bi Courtlandt Piven Drugeists out the Unived States and Can: ada. sa | Tron OF HEALTH, 82 NASS. We Metin thie Bx Bnsract ie pet up o quart bottles; it bearer, leasapter, and warranted su) a | roi ve ee ane sane = ls 28 i‘ tating eens oats his Safoeparilla oveg all other medicines is. w ever xihoas ie in this lcs tae pepo 2 Bee in deere ‘mot than 25000 ehildres thee It invigorat who have lost their medicine or indiscretion committed cessive indi in of the Pant orambition, faintie hastening towards ‘oan be entirely This ms far om gait renews and lnvigorstes the fimbs, and etrength tthe eae TO ROrmers AND ee. bey oy of Sarsaparilla has been of i eta a neglect ect to ta fe it, ive for any of the numerous and alwi ‘this ret Pkites obstructed or Ur involunt rine, @1 involuntary dis efooe ay uated parpescing than its lavigoestiog the Boman ‘ersons rere a an from ‘ping ibat case bossene robust and ofenersy t immediately counteracts the nervelosmnees of the female which is the great cause of barren: (came, Sve Down Usssed vith ® heal — ve with fre, * GIRLS ReaD Vink.” You who have pale complezionn, rag’ skin oF Cre we or two ef Drv 8. P. sioanee jour hice Temeves you kulimation, spar ail of witah ane 60 lostones setae to Thousand: ond cbousan de of ‘tomaiee gin core wasted about the « gee. ave poe le the eadegmens eT errs ‘This Sarsaparitia is th: test itwal tvoneae ia 2 Shell Fstetan te Bee oone TurLe Avene, Brot) bn. 8p. tow sme” Doar tir Prey ¥ your Sarsnpariiia of ihe wouter eomprain iy ime waa Thecn montie a, and the other three e ives ef beth. L write rien toa is padocbecdy caved that others may be induset to welt Toure respestiesiye supe ' ofaow 83 Naseem ing ot ths Mind ever pabe Pthome of . ever pal vet be “ROA com peminall a4 & Prise she F aa it baa ab. erate ete Generative sone Re M.D, Graduate ar thems ries irae : oath, see’ fais core E oj See lansuage. 4 EC : Se D%oo0tt®: RN AT HAS, FOR ty el omapend codon ther Rie Sf err 4 eure the most agaray: Fs cares removed in (wo to five days, Daas A perfeot ours, 6: ae S08 18 cE Surana CONSULTED ak eaves BIS oF. Dine ean afortsiree’, where he cat. he eoasatted oo alt pare ‘vate citeares, most obstinate yield to hie of Beny WLen fe oa the woa-mereurial pate, on the mort approved ervene that have themes! —, _oraret indulgences, my also apply, wits pices, “CMa cored im ot. br LARMON Ai, GRD — PRI at ae ae 23 focal remed SON'S ‘& Oo., the oniy American Agente R. JOPNSOR, NO. 15 Duane street, ES rrtional aah Anown ip the trearment of @elicate ciseased. tepwtacion for abil) fm those bail. sv ernd for years, is by 8 beerst bat fred in four days. tor ex miner Conse Mrteally evres.