The New York Herald Newspaper, March 5, 1850, Page 4

Olty Intelligence, BURNING OF TWO STEAMEKS TO THE WATER'S EDGE. Last evening, at five o'clock, the old steamer Charter ‘Oak, from which the machinery and rigging bad beea zemoved for some time. and which was lying ia theslip Of Mr. W. H. Browne, at the foot of Twelfth street, ‘@ithor took fire or was set on fire—whiok, it is im posai- Die to determine. Bouse of ill of eve , throug! been in the habit of At appears they ha da her, and there can he little doubt that it was in this She way sbe took fire on the present ocoasion. It appears, from the statement of the d, that this old boat was feme, and desoription She their means; for Theatrical PP as Tara pen 4 Justice it deserves, continues te eyes and money from the pockets of the immense ever crowds which rush to see it. Last the commencement of a decidedly thrilliog week a5 the Bor “Karfa, or Chree Fingered . per- fori avd Mr. E. Stone, the centau peared ta the for the occasion, on bis famous horse. By the by. for the | 7 * information of a weak in we woald atate woause lise the centaurs of old, be appears to be one with his horse, and the twostogether may pare for one avimal—the Upper part aman the other a horse. it was said of the centaurs of old, they grew to their horses; and as pea 9 cttine Palailethes relates, when seen at a distance riding down = pony ther Pye ® Dill, it seemed one aspimal, balf man horee, he Meatoboat Lureke, whioh being grestiy heated, bee | Hezee,the fable. Me, Stone, the modern centaur, meantime realizes wonde! al a fore, jon Sve immediately, aud the flames spread ail | lous narrations of the ancient centaurs. There will be —— a & repetition howd event: fh imminent dauger, war cut away, by the deok hauds | (Uber entertiantn The end she floated right acrers the ofan hour, presenting a spectacle of the most Zime grandeur. A piliar of fire seemed to arise Of the water, and to move along like a thivg of life Went right eee re ‘Sip Ferry Bouen Bars into the Peo! ‘el jouth Ser Street, Wiilliaw:burg retting the tia Ou fire, when one of the ferry boats towed her to Walla- nd, and burned to the te of the Williamsburg firemen and 44 Engine company, who tollowed her over from thie side.im the hope of saving the machinery, ‘when every other hope failed But even this, we fear, plished asthe fire seemed to laugh to The ferry boats were ‘delayed fora considerable time. During the time of of the Eureka aeross the river, the water biackened with emall boats, all trying to yut bafiled by the strength of the flames. | Jar piece, The Serious Meanwhile, the: barter Oak continued to burn in the | last evening at Burtoi ® ut Bay, where she went vwater’s edge. despite the «i ‘Was not accom: @oorn the antagonistic element gesticrally do tervice. doe! notwithstanding th ™ as burned down to th sicn. Mr. ho owned both boats, was taking the ms- | add, tb: -Obivery out of thy Kureke yesterday, te put into aa- | Burto other beat It was intended to o.ake a barge of the | their: ‘Charter Oak. and probabiy the Curesa was to have ees A dee werted to the seme purpore, Most of the ma- | Amina ohinery is lost he boilers were quite new. The Knicker hich is au East River boat, was laid d did pot belong to Mr Browne. by a % ‘that it ie pon true Captain Squires and Assistant ci ih a platoom of p: the tain Tiley, of the Thirteenth ficers from ‘the Seventesth ward, + on the rpot at a very early period, and rendered the assistance ia their power, Focce was sive a host of fire companies and a large crowd ot citizens, bat every effort to save the burning boats was unavailing. Destaucrion oF Ma, an’s Countar Sear wy Piae.- On Sun 4 [past nine o'eleck. the country dwelling house of 5 Andrew Carrigan, merchant. of South street, aad late a Come Maissioner of Himiygration, was ed to be on fire by the 4 M ilie stage This Deautiful pi Mi jattan- ‘ville (about 116th «treet),on the Bloominggal 1» and immedia‘ely over the tiudeon River Ratiroad. com- g One Of the finest views of the North River, be reen anywhere The fawily were all in bed at the time, and were not aware of the fearful sit- vation in which they were placed it appears the gar- dener bad been in the conservatory at nine o'clock, and bed kindled @ fire and leit for the night. It was there the conflagration orignated, asd ex- tended thenee rapidly to the adjoining dwelling howe. Mre, Carrigan ard the children bad to fly for their lives, in their night clothes and Mr. Carrigan’s fatber, who is a very cid man, was pearly suffocated in the smoke, and only escaped out of a window, by leaping down on the burning greenhouse, with no clotaes on ‘Dut bis chirt ano drawers, Mr. Carrigan was absent ia Whe South. The ‘as given, but before the en- gines, the pearcst of which was at @ considerabie dis- tance, reached the spot. the fire bad gained sacha mastery that it defied every sflort to extinguish it, It was arsisted iv its progress by ® keen North wind, and in about two hours the butiding was burned to the ground There were only two or three articles of fur- BDiture saved. iveladir piano §=The elegant house wilt by Mr Catrigan some years ago, aud the con- servatery che of tbe largest on Ubis teland, eon- taining many tare ceppot be less | covered by ineu coal in the tingsieded Fine 1x Day Dock Srarer —A fire breke out on Mone day worning. at a quarter to one o'ctock, at 15 Dry Che family were near: suffocated with sw ke before they could be rescued xtingut+bed by the oflieers of the Tenth Dock etreet, om the third tloor 4 Phe fire ward. The damege was but trifling Fleeaine in oue, Runaway Honee.—Verterday, at three o'clock in th® 4 to ® wagon which wa® any per- | afternoon, ® horse, ati filled with oysters ana bad been left, witho son to take care cf it im Nastwu street, near Maid Lane, got driacbed, in rome way, from the wagon, at the traces being still wpon him, became frighte and ren up Narsan ritying all who hepy Ip a fearful manner, Fortupately jured end the ho ner of Deckman street A Davernovus Nourance —Oneof the sigue vhich ave suspended across Broad Saturcay, near causing (he death of an to dag ot weighing eighe or t Our Corner (f the Murliv, where it bed be Dailest aod strpes the porch of the Duilding. within few inches cf @ boy passing atthe moment These tigns arr Decoming & orteenoe of the gravest character ig there no auther ty to abate them ? A Litres Crneuma anc ‘des im th Vielen, feeling very eting at Cammeany H rp dont ef bed iting to de morning, dcor, and hie divmay stairs, (be forg & sick relative) done without expesin street and took to t found the coer locked. « above He bad ro night key in the third story. ana there bi snow siorm ta bis ehiri and drawers After Pret Upon & door mat about thirty minutes, h some :teus of life witbia. acd af the door w et back to bi himeelf, #0 be bol Here the jelly ladies closed t opened by one of the gitis employed up stairs, who reported immediately to the eaptain’s lady that her bosband hadreturned home without bis clothes So much for resding Sunday papers Fousn Deowsen — On Saturday, the body of fir known man floated on the Jersey shore. It appeared to be above Fort L in the water; hit pocket « 4 Delt war buckled round his waiet leather tion may be had from Abraham Carlock, ee orouer, Fort Out of the 296 deaths {i & 75 bare bee hee This fine body of esterday. on ® 4 chain valued at fesiding at No charg as held several the real thief arrested woman to prison for trial, Brutot Conduct.—Three men, called Hugh VeGinn, Joel Cogel and Cornelius Sullivan, were arrested on | Sunday harge of assaulting Joho Roch neveral o'here, who foreed their way into the dwel of Koob. in the Tenth svenus, on Saturday night after beating Pooh, they seined bis wife, bent her, thew victeted ber person The three prisover: now Cor arrest, have been identified by Kook as thres of the Pang who thar committed the outrage. Justin: comm l' led the scoured parties for « further hi fryer! of Billy Barlte.—A wotorions thief, Heine James Williams, oF better Kown as Billy Barlow, cue of the Five Foint restdemte, with two others visit #4 the jeweiry No. 5 Dey atrest, and as soon as they left, the eoper missed two gold weteh keys yalued at $2.50; pursuit wa givem to the rogues, Wao nok to their heels. the two aceomplices eavaping. Barlow was nabbed and conveyed to the Combs t U with ‘ttn om the Uta of te cooks aod ( umming, ree DOW arrested on t! jarday inet, at three on, appotated by th. A finit oa at othe toc Eureka was next cut adrift, river, for the space of the dook | feeling in Ma tin the contusion a life was lost this we are not certain, but it is hoped ut sixty tons of which Look tre and continued to bnrp till noon yeste. dey, when the fire wae finaily ex- Navy —A meeting of citizens op posed to the barbarous punishment of flogging In the navy, ¥ill be held at the fabernacle, this evening Frow the interest which the public have taken in this wmotter, we expect that the meeting will be a very large et at the top of his speed, ter- ved to be before him, the traces all the (hme redoucding from the ground to his back ) BO person was in- was seoured in consequence of | Tupping Gealnst the railing of the Brick Church, cor- Farther informs | Baospway Turatar —The new and successful comedy of “ Extremes’? was repeated, last evening, before & very respectable house Blake, as Mark Mayberry, was excellent. Two or three scenes between Mayberry and : the Widow Crosby, ellited rounds of applause. "Miss her, as th successful effe Widow, was tral; fy geo ined to excite a kind and affectionate '8 bosom towards, her sex whom he hated, were used with such expressions of tenderness ‘end love. and with an — that beamed all the grace and bewitching power of woman, that his heart was carried captive. She hase sweet accent, andgis an ex- cellent actrer ‘be other characters were all ably sustained, Thi w quadriile, as usual, was followed by loud cheere, The “fas Styrien,”’ by Mons. Zavystowski and Mize Ludlum, was danced with elegance and grace The new comedy is becoming more popular upon every successive representation. Buaton’s THeatke.—That standard and very popu- family,” was performed again The a di! necessary to say that the house wi t, every seat was occupied, and we might Dall the ding room was taken up. Brougham , a8 usual. inimitable ‘ive parts, as indeed were the whole oom e occa “Wes vast infuence in putting on the canting bypooriey and ure the expressio: prevalent at thi The same piece o- hight, and Buel stone’s comedy of Leap Year,” which has been re- ceived so well at this theat: ill form the afterpieoe. Cnarrrav’s Natiowan Tw —-The entertain- ments at this popular and al crowded tempie of Thespis, were last evening terized with thet variety and spiey vivacity, together with the brilliant succe-s which stamps (he performances at hanfrau s ormism, if we may tei rbaps rath same thing on the samepight Mr. Chantrau, as Mor commanded that especial and brilliant success which now ys crowns bis brows with laurels, such as euly the hero of the buskio can attain. and e liberal end appreciating — oan bestow upon its favorite actors. This evening the biil affords equal attractions Ouyaric THeatar.—Last evening was set apart tor the benefit of Mr Tryon. sad of course house was filled to overflowing We perceive that tl Serious Family” will be performed at this theatre again, this evening, after an intermission of two or ti weeks, with the same cast as formerly, In addition to this excellent piece, the farce of the “ Pareon’s Nose” and the extravaganza of the “ Magic Horn’’ will be per- formed. This little theatre tains its character as amcng the mest inviting and agrecable places of emurement in the city. it isall lite, fap and merri ment every evening; and the stranger sojourving in the city, who does not see Mitchell's Olympic. cannot, when be goes home, say that he bas had a glance at the New York Elephant, in all its proportions, nor Sanqul* ad * Don Gior y former ooca- Sitnor Sanquirt he curtain to re ceive the direct plaudits of tne public. (o-night, Signer Forti, whose reput tablished as @ tencr of no ordiva bis benebt Jy mecesea: allude cluimes ~ though, if t fully heede would be filled im every part. [t is exo deautifel opera * La. Favorita’ is to be performed, for the firet and only time this season. This ow nouncement will bring out all the lovers of music, while the friends of Signor Fort) will not leave their places vacant, Crnisty’s Orena House —Thi are given every such sp awusingand intererting character th rocm js filed long before the commencement of entertainment The mel and bis cc mpany, excellent mustoal being at this estabiiebment is, beyond questi best that bas ever itpersed in this country fine, Chrirty’+ Opera House is becoming the most po- pular resort of apy public establishment in this city. re engagement of T. D. Merovros.— Whi the Bowery folks to h 4 choruses, itoess ibe inimitable of the company. Smanvorte Cusnman is playing at the St. w Orleans, to very good houses. Coutins the intwitable Irish comedian and vocalist, is playing at the Americar Theatre, New Orleans, te crammed houses. tHe bas been re-cogaged, his efforts bave proved ro auocesstul Davexront is playing @ brilliant engagement Jestom, South Carolina. Miss Nicxixson takes ber beneiit, on Wednesday | evening at tbe Ulympic Theatre, on which occasion a | Rew piece, called “Capt. Charlotte,” will be produced. She is @ deserving actress, and it is hoped her friends ‘will give her a bumper. Mr. Hudson the Irish comedian, is ‘ing in Colum- Dia, South Carelina, ventas it Cincinnati. JW. Jones} bave purchased the of 8. P Stickney in the New Orieans Circus, at present in Mobile. Before the Recorder Conk’ n4—The b my wd of the V Thomas Butver, David Coleman, Andrew W.. Haribort, Jobo Hollister. | Thomas W. Brow ackrel, W ire Topp! eoath paving been want the m e | of the Grand Inquest, the Reorder ent! tion to s number of jaws which it is made Crorena tm Loussiana —The cholera has again made its appr arance on the plantations on the opposite side of the river, James Snodgrass.on hearing that one of hin pegroes was attacked. immediately hurried to his relief Thies wason Sundsy evening. the 27th ultimo; on the following Wednesdey morning, at about sight o'clock, he was suddenly seized by the diseane, and by three o'clock he was desd Some six or eight of bis negroes have died. Warren Devt has slao, we learn, lost six or seven valusble negroes, and one or two are pew lying tll, of tbe recovery of whom but slight be ae | ere entertained. Two or threa white men have died of the diseare.whose names we have not learned. —Ji/- Sersom La. Gazitte, Fi CITY TRADE REPUR®, Mospay, Mateh 4—6 P. M. Cotton, to day, sold toa fair extent,at about the rates ourrent at the close of the past week. The telegraph reports from New Orleans exbibited a less decline on the receipt of the America’s news than was expected; yet, as the Canada will be due at Halifax two or three days hence, with two weeks later foreign news, they had no influence op the market, which quiet at quotations, This being the first packet day for the America trade was in general seme less animated — Flour was imactive, and the eastern demand moderate; the cold weather giving indi terruption to river pavigetion, atiffen prices for on and medium grades avd Wertern. Canadian was quiet, and Southern: ther earlier to purchase. Wheat continued firm, with s fair millingdemaod. Corn eold pretty freely, at about Saturday's quotations. There was no change worthy of poticein the pork market, end sales were made at sbout the closing rates of Saturday. Beef was steady, while beef bams were higher. rd was the Butter and cheese were firm for good, snd in demand. ‘There was no marked ebei groceries. Coffee and sugere were steady at Sat prices, ‘Asnes.— We bave no important change to notice in the merust ith mies ot 00 bbls. at $5 8734 a $6 for pearls. and ic B , Flour— The transactions reached 3.600 bbis.. inclu common to raight $5; favorite State, mixed Obi '$5 12 © $5 25; Michigan and good Ubio. at $5 25 a $5 5734, aud pure Genesee at $5 60.8 $6 6234 Southern Flour was » shade easier, with sales of 700 bbis at $5 for mixed brands Balti- more, $6 06 a $5 12% for etraight Baltimore, Alexan- dria and Georgetown. Rye Flour wasn rather scarce, with rales of }00 bbis. geod Jersey, at $2 8734. Corn Meal- rather quiet and The rales were 100 good Jersey at $2 Brandywine at Wheat—The demand oo! fair for milling. it prices below t! ers, coprequently no rales ef magnitude transpired. Rye wes held firmly at 61 s 620 Barley wes much wanted at 69 8 700. Corn was io fair request, and prices were better, particuiarly for white The sales mounted to 46 000 burbels. at 5 c for heated, 55 a 56c. for Jersey and Southern white; 66} #570 for do. and do yellow. Old wes nominal at 66 & 670. Outs were rather inactive at 34 a 87c. for Jersey, amd 42 @ 440. for Northern, Beeswax —The demand for yellow was fair, at 240. A lot of 11,000 Ibs changed hands. on private terms CartLe — Offered, on Monday, 70 beeves (530 South. ern, the remainder from thie State avd the Esst,) 75 cows und calves, and 3 500 sheep andiembs. A smaller number of beef cattle. it will be observed, were in the yerds Prices area little firmer in consequenee, though there bas been @ very dull market since our last ween's port. Sales of good retailing qualities at from $6 $8 perowt About 100 head would be left over. Co apd calves went off frerly ot prices ranging, as uality, from $22 50 to $308 $40. Allsold.. Sheep Lome sold at from $175 to $3 a $6 60. Left over, 400 Coyren.—The operations of the day comprise 300 begs St. Domingo at Llc. cash, and 400 Laguayra at 1s}¢e. vewal tim Corvr0x.—The tales to-day were about 1,606 bales. The market remains without animation. We quote as before. Livznroo. Cuamenicaren. | Ories, Mew Upt Florida. bile & Texas, ne. — a lig To London, rates were quiet, aud. ‘engage- ments of cheere, at old rat ard of but little coing. For corn, to direct pert, 9d. wasasked. To California, rates were some easier. and engagements — be effected at lower rates than those current last week. . Faurr.—There is nothing of importance doing. and the oply sale reported is 5¥ casks new crop currents, at private bargain. Hem continued firm. and there was said to be some movement in Russia, which bas been in geod demand the past week Hives.— The market ts firm, with good demand, and large receipts. The demand is faliy equal to the re- ceipts. The sales comprised 9,000 Buenos Ayres, to arrive, at lide ; 1.100 do, 82 Ibs,to = Cansdian tan- ber. at the same rate; 000 Angostura, 203, Ibs., 10340. al(%c.; 3700 san Juan, 19 lbs, at 93gc.; 3,200 Porto Cabeilo and Legusyra,22 o 24 Ibs.. at @ OMe; 1,00 green salted buenos Ayres cow, 46 Ibs., at 60.— ail #ix months, or less 4 per cent for cash; and 1,100 St. Domingo. 19 Ibe, at private bargain. The stock in frst aeey notwithstanding the large receipts, was very Might ” atnen.—The market bas exhibited no material al- teration. The recespte ued limited, and it was t to obtain d je qualities. Holders, generally, are steady, but the sale are uvimpertant Naval Stokke. —Theté was afair inquiry for common Spirits of turpentine were firm at 33e,8 33},c , with tales Of 160 bbis. Osce — bor Itbeeed, the demand is still brisk, and the trapractions to-day embrace about 10,000 gallons, at ¥le, # ¥2e in casks, and Se im barrels, Pxovistoxs —Pork—Sales were made of 400 bbls. $10 44 @ $10 50 for mens, and $8 04 a $Y for p: a Beet was firm, with rales of 75 dbis., city mens,at §10; country prime was quiet at $6 76 « $6, and mess at $8 60 & $Y. Beef hams were in fair request, part Ppeeulath with rales or 600 bbls, part to arrive, Cut meats were steady and in demand, with sales of 360 terees of bame at @c. a0) : and 114 tierees Winches- ter's do, at 7c. Lard—The inquiry was good, with sales of 610 bbis, and tierces, at 6g. for prime and Oe for grewe, Butter ery Orm, and in good de- nd Bo. @ 220’ for State, Pb xcbeng h street together, Peenty righth etreet, pear Second ‘onaen 26x08, $1.00; 1 do. om Thirty-first street, near Se veoth av 100, $900, 1 do on Forty fourth etreet. pear Tenth avenue, 25x100, $445; I do. on is duty to bring to their motice, they then proceeded to their | chamber to commerce the business of the tera | Posiponement of the Carpenier Porgery Case. — Une case | of Charles H. Carpenter, obarged with forgery. growing | | out of the Kid eal busine was ca led up on mo- | | trom of the defendant, to bave bis reovguisances dis cberged. The court denied the application, but put | the case off for the term. Twist ror Fonorny —A Haro Case.—Am unforta. | nate individual, named Themar Sweeney, was charged with forger porting to iw having iu hie portersion & pote, pure | beep dy ”y oere Lane aod Veo. to the order of James Mr. Gilder. | referred Sweeney | tove haoge = Mer of the note and proceeded | ony eirier ing it. A® soon as the ting room of L balance im cash To this the obtained possession of that be bad imeelf into aifiic: Attorney told could pet ack for Recorder left th witbout leay guilty. Sweeney ons discharged. the Jury, who, ered a verdict of not U_ 8. Commissioner's Court, Before Alexanger Uatdiner. i, ‘eapon,— The Mancn 4 = Aseault wih @ Dengerows Unsted States ve Jotn Waish — George W. orien, be ing sworn and exammed by Mr Summers, re, voting the United States [ietrict Attorpry deposed that he was a reamen ca board the American robooner ™ /rremiah woday 27th Jana ip my hend. ead wer the tebie,; Waleh was laying om (Witness bere dercribed some soqry and bis berth becene ds that passed between bim and the ac- Zi aati Watsh charged Horton cused respecting & with stenting | Wi bie + out of bi the he bair ave we both fell to the one — dinde of the knife | 1 pat mi: floor; | ‘bad about it, previous to | @ ‘Teelfih street, pear Second avenue 25xlud $2125, 1 do. on Union’ rquare. between Broadway and Fourth avenue, W4x10. $740 Brooklyn Property—House | and jot 147 High rtreet. 2ha100 #1 850; do 62 TH lary street, 262100, $2500; do. do. 86 Duitieid street, $3000, do do 2 Dofeld street, $2700; 3 lots on Church, near Court street. each 2oxl00.'$475 each, | $1448; 1d 2 do, adjoining, eacd Isa. on Henly, near ( arroil street, each 2x5, $1,485 each, | $2970; house end lot on Summit street, pear Hamil- | ton avenue, 26x08 $14 $000 rach, $1 800, 2d he market continues, and Orlrans, fair quality, at of good Kentucky leaf josibg ria. war rather mo- eee, at2ike, but was Bominal and forall sales of Movements of Covies in tHe Unite States Receipts at ports rinow Sept 1. 184¥. Corresponding dates last year. rena Zeer deters. Exports from United Staten since Sept. 1, 184 Corresponding dates iart year. . yd by Jear befor tae Fxporte to Great Britain since Rept. 1, 1849. Corresponding Gates inet year. . ‘ “year belere, N 7 Stock in New York and porte of Ging dates inst year. . Recripte at thir port since Mareh let, 10000 bales; exp 1,800; taken by epipmery. 3,000; taken on epe- culation, 2060, steck im city in al bands, 96 000; “— etuated covsiderably since wit, | then views | expreseed the 20th. 2st. Toxin. with rales of 60 bole, Wilmington at $1 1734. | ts dey 8.000 low, exhibit a decline Fates current at the day were 1.500 bales next steamer a) very, high prices. must c it erieos er from During March end April, last year, the sbippivg porte, from whichj we smounted to 728.000 bales. | would the pro Uplands. one. 136 @ 1155 Ret inserted, sealers Suly’ gen. all of this At Fixer, of the plece ‘Tuomas Livcrawoop, to Racnagt It BY, aged 36 years. His funeral will take place frem the brother, Thomas vited to attend. this afternoon at On the 8d inst., of shoeeing infant daughter of William nell. aged t! fully invited to atten of her grandmother, Mrs. Sophia ‘I. Broadway, at 2 o'clock P. M. At Cahawba, daughter of William Geib, formerly of my ey Inthe City en ~y XH ‘Men, 75; women, Sigh City Inspector's Office, March 2, 1850, To arrive at New Vork. vol )» Ai City, Stoddard, To arrive at Boston, FROM LIVERPOOL, Niagara, Ryrie, neots with and ited to ¢ Panama monthly Ships to Arrive. TeMOUTH. Switrerland, Hubbard, J: tok, the Pith Ther ow fully due at Hatitex nen’ Be to ODy extent were suspended. A ty Dopris ot Der Dews was received here on Sand oven! of moc Poster, Bee Ovienwe Prost fhipe— Creche, Foster, cheney one, do, Bagle & Masard; Bellivas, top, ‘Thi rhe—R Adams Bird, bird wk Dew Orleans, JW Elwell. meh wry Coated W Bisel, bor) Ui c 5 ‘ Verpat (Br), orweod; Augerta, Stone, Savannaa, “ Beh LeRoy, Pi Nl, Apalachicola: Port, Helene, GHiMn, Charleston: warga J Honter 5 ige R Lore: we Boop_J Cores. rae al tape Arriv. ea. Bhip Wm Hiteheoe! }» Havre, 40 otra gin Satter 8 ss ry beavy ae Sn Kine days. t ; Leander, from Philadel pw a se prong days, with pork, lard. Vo. tod on Carystort Reef. The L hasbeen 7 ¢ De ter Saturday, the sales being, for the Dales, at rather firmer pumera to pote particularly the amoant Griivered this seasov, and they will ym Nominal, the late James Harvey Wright, all of B: ; boys, 81; girls, 62—Total, 296. Color WRITE, Movements of the Ocean Steamsnhi; ye, A BREMEN. Washington, Fioyd, March Berm, Cr Maret 9| Amorios, Shanuot + The Ohie touches at Uharicston, Savannah, and Harans, the Falovn at Havana or New Urieans, for ire for the Pacife steamers, which erston. Africa, Watkine & Co; John pilin, Nesmith & Sons; J W Dyer, Dyer, ia. with Joes of main yards arth, fet indser Onstle, from Boston fo} 2 Lowell (ot Philadelphia), Whitney, M ITY Pye rect bee 3, # North of count the crop, eon- will be then give me them from credit for my endeavors to wake hargy. before speculators ooul tre] the residue of the crop.” The cloring quotations in thie market are as an- Bexed :— |d manage to com- ALivenroot CLAssirication. Mobile. I. Orleane neheeee Nene. 16 a 11 123% « 13) 12% al: 1m a lS s emia Nowinal. ‘Nominal. ths, Men and Deathe Guthentceled end petd for. ni osan' dt OR Married, By the Rev. Jobn Abbett, (apt. Farpraic W. Sronz, to Miss Exren M. Moncan, daughter of Col. J. B. Mor- city. Cureengans L. I., Feb. 28, by the Rev. Mr. Frost, Cranes R. ae of Mattituck, to Miss Hannan E, On Monday evening. by the Rev. B.C, ape La, rooklym, L. 1. Diea, On Mondsy morning, March 4, Faxpeaicn J. Sowra- residence of his 8. Hamblin 685 Broadway, to which his friends and those of the family are began cough, and Henrie! ee months and fifteen days. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respect- ¢ funeral, from the residence res in- Iba Hewaierra, tte E. Du- Wait, 220 East Alabama, on the 24th ult., Anya Manta Guin, wife of Richard C. Crocheren, of that end ‘this city. of Dea jack red Persons, | City Inspector. 2» rabiree, spril 20 AND N.ORLEANS, March 13 une vreap- Movements et the Packets. ee, Fletcher, Ward Bir R Peel, 6 ad Pratt, “10 Argo, Crawford, ony, March 10 MARITIME INTELLIGENCK, Bee estureut forthe tater’ Marine Tatalll- qenee ty Teloerenh & Hicks; Man- White, Charles~ Sacramento City; Arores, Ames Demara re A ‘Clearman & Lewin. Bee, do, R im, Peters + George ore; Alice, Seaman, hit is, Ne- Jadelpais, Ne —— de, with mdse had a evo- 1 has had « pile thew eae rig Menranille (ef Prospeot), Berry, Neuvitas, 10 days, 4 ews wien and molarres to J Matt! tebr Lark (Br). Lechbart, Halifax, NB, 13 days, with fish, tthe master ‘. ), Haye, Bdentom, NC, with naval stores, tr r if Belfast), Shute, Wilmington, NC, yellow Sion, te Deliver’ Petter wear, a, Holes, wun: sunset, Wy and freed dur reign Mal of steamer amerien, fc at the Herald Office, where letters can be pr: be forwarded to B Reom. » bet 14 to any pert of the w rice will close at » Foater, Orleans; ir), Hall, Fs bre ra. fax and Liver- y. Marob 5, at any part ‘WIT! close at the Herald office at 'y joaton by railroad, pert, DGARTOWN, ~~. Boston and old same 3. pie Fei ae eat a tier, Va, vis Boston. March In port this morning—Schrs Lucy Blake, Joseph Forwell, and Pole alto, 8 A OE Puuapeirusa, March 4, 4 PM—Arrived— pga A Adee fro | Ciifford, Boston; Abbot Lawrence, Crowell, ¢0; Pursuit, ( ray, Bit Peru, Janos hc Deveter Teatord, Neguabo, PR: sche Rivire 8 Thoimpeon, Platte, ‘ance, Andrew Fuleon, Moses York: L Audenreid, St Jobn, PR; ., Hot- er, Sem: » WM Hont fart, Mebiie; PL Miler, kiliots, N York; Famelis, Dougherty, Brdued, mets ridden M. WeClauneng. | omes Hiver, ve, Rr w NYork; bark Ja- pa SEO ek iB land, Bavaan; brig Patsiot Gage, rinees Breen, ‘Ase W Ocls. B echa Julia Eliza, Bighee,Savannab; T L Miller, Elliot ay ‘Strout, Francts ia 5_W Swain, Pmith, t, Mase; Jos Joba B Weekkers: Lacutt idence; » NYork, bop a ese, tf ReALu—We learn from Capt for the | and Fred Bmery, rd, Wd milame, Gus a, | A ‘e ’ i ‘of the Realm, that » tia 3, | ters cn board of the Meals, reer Bilne B Frege RD Stevenson, a r7B) ia- Aaron t Commence OF ParLaveLPuta—Phe following is a compa Batbeway, Freomat "Sansa slong toy 4 class of vessel: CE ee ee rene ces pa | Peal Fosten, alfred Black i ruary, 1¢49 1 ’ t 1849, MEDICAL. ¥ Congtw. Total | | N THESE UNITED STATES, SIR, if on's Pills have made » great stir; i 9 ‘Kill at onoe both rate and mice, ' 3 & merew ‘i aleet I ie x oH Avogoe hill taeceas of sveny bind} M § ‘ Yon'veon aes th oO tk 3 3 | worth-cast ostase of esthrame Goatse vireste, f TotlFes39 985101 10 1B rm ’ ‘ sans i ae = Be fee need, 190 9 ceowd, peed ‘or Total..6¢ 15611615 a) We want your Puls, we want yout Powder,” f Notice to Mariners. ’ A gay as arn dana‘ ih aviv grows tne lute rs Nevviras Cubs, Feb. 8, 1850. as "eae. Toray zen uly foe Not having obverved in your paper any aotice of & new Pee » Lighthoure recently crected pear tho eutrance of this bay, Np Me take th liberty of calling your attention to the fact, as it g ticle one Oe a yet, my ee to veesels sailing on the north pe pee ' ‘having ge boowiedge of seth‘ work ere Mock cose | pThgee bill Bil rate and mice on the sock. he Magnetih fosed, ope of them on for thiriy-six hours, and | Powders ll coskrosche poe one Se eae sickcct bok cee Rees | saveaaetef team arta ea, 0 rt Tei obin Fair in Paris. lt 7 ‘The whole siructu tendance ‘Don Juan Compazano. Licutenant-Celonel of the Royal Corps of Epgineers. 1s is to be called “Colon,” the name, being placed in large bronze letters, facing the sea, about half-way up the tower, as as to be seen some distance. This Light- house wil be of great utility to mariners, in saving life aad @ by the mame of * I de los “nethieg ie import spor: li rauenearly north and | Ete re TALBOT WATTS, 102 Nantan street = ber, 1646, the Now Orleans | Sworn before me, the Zich any of Ferran i, Mayor, ® =~ x SS Sone place, was sg $leent by mail, will receive «bottle, by express, to aah emt thie Spanish brig adore, bride briga | PEt. : rpsichore, chiever, were wi " got Bon evar. were all lost wil REMAN MEDICAL AND SURGICAL INSTITUTE.» ‘or the tr.atment of Sorof the N jena diseases, ulcers of jiseases of the Institute, 20 ‘Duane mh apd Centre streers, e J. HEINE &. D., Momber of the Med. Soe. & LOK 708 DR BUNTER, No. 3 DIVISION Ta that he 8T New York city, and be it known Lo ‘no superior im the treatment of privateand mi ae ‘bem bis) perience is su; byruhe well when his successful ¢x; 4 and never failing remed: Gunter kel Drop, ‘ail pa at competition must sink into insignificance, as his creat ready one Schr Resamord, Perry, from Baltimore for Demarara, Feb Tas 2125, lon 88 Ma reign Ports. gone, Feb 7--Brig David K Aken, Kenney, from Carmiio Feb 18--Brig Roseoe, MoOrillis, from and vena. Sld 1th, brig Marine, Brows, supposed for N a port. will al 'n ita position as the conqueror ‘Ciznrcxcos, Feb 15--Brig Neptune, Pepper, for Boston, ties It is very aatoviahing ew very quickly ast ‘ Arr brig brian, . destroy it ting leprous epirit Ce ene we pe | Sez cen rasan, sae a - | tartity om r va oe ey mefireny any Mae attack thereot Price, one dollar, with «medion! ‘book rig Huntress, for N York, lag. B. FAWCETT 18 CONFIDENTIALLY CON, Se senate mt mens ter. | Seeehsten Setar Te Lec ae 1¢ most obstinat Et ee 13) pape Tecclare ate oen-mereurial system; recent onses cured | Reliance, Somes; Peterhoff, Endicott, and trietures cured on the most ~ He viedne ctvotitany induignnela,’ can ales Sacto ehen certainty of cure, REWARD —JEFFRIES’ ANTI cifie Mature fur the cure of NOsleans, lag; Braves, Miloy, Young, Gray, for Halifax and Li OF Bxobavge Joon, where ard be forwarded % Becca srleak, monser, ried ald in ballast, tcok sufficiens coffee for that purpose. Bassist hectseea tices Schioees tans ete, eta PRS ty terry jcation to buriners. proprister shallow hich the mizture will mot cure, a ure of five hundred dollars. the disrsve came, contracted if dose of the mixture is taken when ex fe yet up im bewalen, with ful direetons,08 61. One bt ‘atherin ject to six days quarantine. ‘© week—many are cured days. For sale : oaege bast fits Latent oom | See eecmteal me nemo : eehr Mary Eliza! wan, i - : of Sonn. k Fob 23-- arr schr elie, Frite, Alexandris. FOS ZERALES AND WaLBe—-DR. LARanTEWs Ie H sebr Bho, Bo! . ss In port, 254, sehr Emily, for N¥ork, lag. } mmpotaney, or bar Home Ports to Great Restorative. and AuexaxvniA, Fob 2-814 echt Fulton, James, Nowbary- | for ‘heme ih, the marned slate without off ey B . March S—Arr schre Wil G St. | weakness of the gential Dorvous affections. asi Kicked Beveens Bessse, “Fall iver, Diamond, | Roan tavigeretieg mesicloe ie unequalied: diss, SiR rtmnnrene Sa: tas | Sea Whe amr ntens Gees Ta rg i ey te ead RM ‘ ‘ord, Thre Gen'Fe yor, tat Savannah; Norman, Leach, wa RLV ATE DIShAS® OURED IN ONE DAY, BY) lgunand Ghee Kees, je, Het fue | Scte fen soy sabe Sir cscneay sh eared as aatcee, Milica, Wack Indien. in Europe. with succers io every ones. Dr. Larmon cherson. ow; sobre J |. Aroher, Teihade sees bas cases éaily, which have baffied the oth Lo & Biclen, Nesh. New York; Ariadne, veicians: Ma for the cure of female irrecularities, $1. w Ye one 4 R. MORRISON 18 CONFIORNTIALLY CONSULTE Beuvacr, Heb M--aen cube Tippocenee, Antenna, Cor ‘Op ail forme of privato 4: ‘A practice of shir Savanah’ (id sleniarce), bask B Sool Geel ae: | kates removes ie fon Gaye. Sisiovues sud gemma weal Wales undo mashonr Sees T Bateonee tines Giz | Steche invariably cures. "A cure or bo fos. See bis Load: meg wore, Sadkes, Fh adelpuia; sche’ Oak Leaf, Thomas, | diploma, im bis othe, 2434 Fulton street. Wares &—ary , on, Messina; A O CUBE NO CHARGE—DR. MURPHY, OF ¢ + Bisset ecru bey HeateeDae mattgors | gimata’"deeet attest Racemlna\eensests te Pindelgn i days Constitutional vebility and Impotency an . M. No meren case, |i ogua; Me K from business. Open trom TAM tO Eee ' R. GREGORY CAN BE CONFIDENTIALLY] « ied at bis reside: Sy Madison street, at of the day oF evening a tous years) in this city induoes the bits eecptlbatedetse wi steamship Teno*l Roll ~~ , Hots, Muir, Liverpool; Janet, Kore | rer cy Bremen; HE Coren = a De ship Haidee, “Ashby, Hi i , Sharp, « Nortbers port, In port, Feb %—ohrpe Tri Smit Heme (Beh muir, fer Liverpecl, Lig dana, betty: tor’ he fea stages: aloo, in Beminal diseases, ke. (frum ti ure. dg ag yo for the North of Ei 166; | gommon saya." **8e% Sud & very extensive praction, ) heor ts 7 13 for Livesosel suck eet, efe, and radical eure, an, he can sim ts June (rp Lav | Quplereason for M3ting, cam be obtained from ne other) ervech, wea: “Georsia. Talbot, trom Cardi weg tine, Plerbeat for BYor, lit; New Fork, Balt, for NYork, | 4 ¥ig: James Calder, Pollibier: trom: Liverpvol. disg: Amelia fg Boats Rot ut Vl tie eae for 8 ni ‘barlotte Barrison ( Br, t for iverpock i4p; Belvidere Roberton, to load for Oalifornin; erab, (Be), ‘for Live "3 Romulus (ie), ras reenoch, Kendall, for Liver: Pool, Wég, Beveled (Beh ita “rom Greenesh Mar shionere of Cizaesdale (Br), Foe the CiySe, ide; Daniel (Sm), Weckman, for the North of fu Ides (Br), Reduey’ from Tir w agiase (cs, Hubert, rerpoat,} : Naperis Bef, alin or Lady of the Take (ir), Sm din, tp: Ledy Bobert vbr) ¢ (Br), Moore, for the § for the ¥ Saar de Cheats ohn eee (Xerw), Nels for North jemtaner, for Bremen. ready; Orehilia, (ban). aneer. for whe Yergrons ster North of for North of Bates, rani wig: Columbus (Den), a ‘ . taea, for } ~4 Acnet (Br), Shi james, tor Boston, lag: mregter ent matoe (ketch) Beubiaten, fer combs, Irom oe és . Nichola, from N York, disg; Matilde ( » 25. - Sid brig Olive, Summer, NYork. vex jareh | -Arr sehr Ploughboy, Boston for Byannis, March 2--1 Red Rover, Ki from Bowveg tor 8 Ferns tnd two scbre ftom Welltect, bound SNe Onunnss, Fob 38—Arr shige Tempest, Patton, Bath, Cerichiand, New Cilshipe Roe Neg at ey Mem,’ Comment. New York: : 3 Phila; Southerner, Hooper, rr ca oe be ea, Bullee ter a . 26-814 schre Charles, Griflia, Norfolt; ‘ ‘ob 2] arr Gate TOR, ba H std . Ban Francisco; M. Wavaronac: sigs Mag ager | bye aS snune ty Goren Victor, ‘Moat, Hay ‘ieathet Belt Jenkinn, « ment Sata, Maoh 1-814 bark Wi 2 O'ircana id bere, Wen Schacden, Blo Grngen ecte RO) I inn ee ee 1% ver dere im all tof jin the eteermge. are ccde Raniea. fully the! ntl ant rn mature rice” Stereo" 4 mast 4 er, Mies rere Fast ioe ey, reat way, Luce, bi . t .