The New York Herald Newspaper, May 1, 1850, Page 4

Harrisburg Correspondesce. om Ha ko, April 20, 1850. The Forvest Diverce Care L have been a mere looker-om here for the last three or fowr weeks, and, torsy the @meth, tt ls worth one's while; who has the time to «pare, to visit Horrieburg once in his litetime, whe ¢ he will find ‘some things can be done” up bere as well a® any other piace this side of creation; in fact, you can pass Almont any bill, it you will bleed freely, employ the right kind of borers and manage your cards judiciourly with certain honor- able members, always allowing them toghave the best band out at “bluff” or “poker.” Ignorant people, or “outside barbarians’ were a lit- tle astonished when they heard that Dr.j Wetherill’s divorce bill bad passed the Senate—the same Senate that had just refused to pass Mr. Forrest's bili -bat from what I can hear from the returning ob from Phi- feat and elsewhere. end the indigoaiion capressed by all classes at such gross injusticn, [ think hey will be compelled to retrace the: ps; sud is would mot atelisurprise meto ree that bill yet de a, a Borrest carried thr: ugh on some coinibur, 5 gem aun ips Apabaretinn wish some ok nee bers of both hi The Speaker of the House is rmly im its favor hax said publlely, the woman who would receive aud Keep the “Consuelo” paper, alone, should at once and forever bewevered from the However. the bill giving the courts Forrest's caso, hax paseed both uses, and been sigued by the Governor, where I undorstand Mr Forrest’ intends to carry it, whether the Irgirlaiure give bim the divorce or i not, be having lett bere, on Saturday lout, for New York, to consult his conse! on the bot and sBpeediest means of eliciting ail the feats » «court aud jury, and where the yoiee of the put m (0 itehoold yo. 1 have hward if asserted, hore nd ne that he allowed ber lpport s nee br n; but, on inquiry ble qa ter, I learn most positiveiy ib. reevives annum, payable gus and sume ro am assured. will sult pod & The arse st May now com ug tur trutt Fourth” was repeated last evening, and was performed with great suceces. It is brought out with perfect care and execlient Judgment, and combines most of the attractive powers sng ee eee Mr. Gill ‘Theatrteal and Musical. Bowxar Tusarax.—Shakspeare’s “ ‘ing Wenry the talented company. Mr. Mr. Arnold, and Mr. Leetems reocived the merited , of the house. concluded ‘ the very entertain- tea d gga of Paris,” ref whioh Mr. Beott pd ability, the character of tho Chourineur. For evening there is an ex- cellent bill. Broapwav Tuxataz.—This usually well filled place of amusement was poorly attended, last evening. “Tho Feudel Times; or, the Court of James the Third,” writ- ten by the Rev. J. White, was performed. Mr. H Moward, who filled the part of Walter Cochrane, Karl of Mar,and Miss Addison, in Lady Margaret, both ap- ari the firnt time in America, were reecived very en ‘They are not. indeed, stars, and their sue- cons has been doubtful Th faye ge ot coneluded with the force of “ Biind M which was capi- taliy rendered. To-night, Tarren, tho celebrated tragic actress, will pene, in Sheridan Knowles's * Hunebback.”’ the augnalie farce of the “ Trum- poter’s Wedding” will conclude the performanoes, Burton's Tuxatne.—* The Serious Family” was again performed at this theatre, Inst night, before an overflowing audience. Mr. Jordan, who appeared, for the first time, as Captein Murphy Maguire, rendered his part remarkably well; and we think that, after Brougham, it was a rather wage task. All the other réles were, a8 usual, by the ta- lented artista of the prem ‘The po Pe Bemedler A copcluded with the new farce farce of Domestic Boonomy,” in which Johneton and Miss Hill were frequently and Snstly applauded. This ovening the “Serious Family” repeated, in conjunction with another success: ful and ac hable farce, entitled “My Precious Bet * jurton, Mrs. Russell, and Miss Chapman oo in these two pieces, Nationat Tuxatne.—The tide of public favor never Mz, Bditor, oan easily wevriw') in your city, and thW8 cogseg in ite course towards this house, ‘The well fat reat one of the thouraud falsohoods put afloat . pattie a ay no Be oy interested and walnent par tosus nown Irish comedian, Mr. y Williams, and Mrs. PAIR PLAY. | Williams, appeared again last night, as Tim Moore and = : wna tase Mrs, Pitagig, in “ The Irish Lion,” and as Ri Pat Our St. Lous Correspondence. and Judy 0 Fla lngherty in the very eteanint ame or Syapein af the Tae | ear ae lica cg ane yr detghted vith the Yo ‘ou Triai—Sym the Ludies | cons. and the audience were ted with the CEES ne ee ie ee rn oe recs ea | entertalnmegtn ke at fe tale oe — Interfering with Jwrere—letisions in Favor af Webe | tractize, and we pavosive, that the Durissans, of « ‘The ster— Cholera. 4 | Female Forty Thieves" will be renewed this week. The exciting trial of the Montesyuiva brothers was | Aston PLace Tuxaran.—The now comedy by Mrs, closed on Wednesday iv-t bus (oe jory were vasbioto | Frances Kemble was again repeated last evening, and agree upon a verdict, and were on Saturdsy ta rning. | was received, as onthe previous evening, with groat Gischarged. In the case of Gonzalo, th ‘ tive | marks of approbation. The leading charactera by Jor conviction, and seven for ac , a Miss Julia Dean, Miss Duret, and Messre, Neafle, mond, three for conviction or acquittal was generally believes by the public, aud t attended the trial, that notwi: against the prisoners, elder one on the plea of in-auity, wad ‘that of non-participancy ‘The evidence was stro dict, and the charge of favor of the prisoners; yet t ense, a4 perhaps in Pr notions of guilt had t of jurors, 1 we there jurors vic gations; but it is unquestions? Adams and Lynne, were well filled, and the play passed J aye | off with the greatest éclat, Mr. Bass is untiring in his tecling | efforts to nensis ths Dene | jocen, as also to ongage the aeq the | beat histrionie talent nd therefore. deser | the patronage of all tI pees legitimate younger 00 | drama, ‘The amusements closed with tho furco of “My Precious Betscy”” in which Mr. Bass as Mr. Bobtail, dic. | played his great comic ability. The same bill will be 4 , repeated this evening twas decidedly in ee Curisy'’s Orera Hovse.—The company of negro re i thet io this | minstrels. generally known under the name of Chris onesived | bo are doing an peta business, Their songs and he minds | ruses are rendered with great harmony, and the . ' any of | instrumental performances, partioularly the solos on y th sered “obil- | the violin and guitar, which give evidence of great mu- ‘he fact that very | sical acquirements, are nightly encored. The dancing \ Cremorives Che | cannot equalled by any ¢imilar company in the ! wed. from the | world. *UEy foal got be | Mr. Warcor.—This favorite comedian, who has so often delighted tho visiters of the old Otymple. by his abilities as a comedian of great celebri sanding the both would ‘ cative of such aver- found in this county | these men, and the resul ‘Were mot without founda bad somewhat be ‘ai i b tay cre quieted the furor agains thom; but sehange of venue | Pepelit om Friday evening, at the Astor Place Thea- Ovly could have insur d theu ‘jury. The "lh Foes —Pierce's minstrels give a fine entertain. ment this evening It consists of songs, glees, choruses, medley's and refrains. In addition to this, there will be several solos on the banjo, and favorite abominable practices ot «1; § ex the Btate was resorted to in Our most effective Kpeakers Uri od asel for dl one of wes thas The closing argument vee wo days aada half, | Sireon the mandolin, and the amusemonta close with during which the court crowded to suit. | &Sketeh called the “ Rival Darkeys.” An aferaoon cation, Wright i* an exceed » popalar speaker, | Performance at three o'clock. and is justly ranked among our best eriminal lawyers Cincus.—June& Co's splendid equestrian troupe, now Mesers. Bates and Gey. r, be at, were defending | performing at the amphitheatre, "Titer Place, counsel. and did feu brutiy fucy; bat the tide of | tracting immense assemblages nightly, to witn: popular prejudice bad ©) far overcome as to | graceful and elegant borsemanship. Mile. Tourni allow the evidences ane Ut rns to be received | is unquestionably the best equestrienne we have ever on their intrinsic wer seen. Also Mile: Rosaline, the equestrian Terpsichore The prisoners, of cous |b ‘ees remanded; but | deserves the highest praise. There will be an atter- when snother effort at made has not | neon performance at 3 o'clock to-day, tranepired. Cures, Museum, —The Chinese lady with her atten- I thivk it likely thet tis vy \upradent and | dants are drawing crowds to this theatre of curiosities be arene ; oe pon lena om ‘ ih the sary, y Her little teet create (geal surprise, and Durhig the nopunieat msuy ce ps0 promuty aud | SF {he general topic of conversation among the fash- some of them frequen'ty i ed much sympath; for the accured. Their siu | cher tia datend | Mxxocxox.—The negto company, ealled White's Ser- Fog counsel, and thelr p | frowning intimi- | CR°ders, +t! continue to aumuse the Bowery folks with date the prosecuting Nov dil their Interference atop | thelr minatrelsy, atthie, On Tuesday iat oun of dy of mach Tuy Hutcnixson Pamrty.—This band of vocalists reepectability, who s« dressed & juror in an ns te his influence with his f Pe von actually ad~ and begged him to wjnrore to acquit tl jive the last of their conce: bernacle. gives general sntirinction. sing!ng The programme contains prisoners, ‘The juror ww ‘ooded and threat. | most of their celebrated songs. ened to eall on the court for 5 The circum- | New Ontxans Sri This band of Negro stance eseaped the atiew iu oi udeo Colt a: the time, | Minstrels will perform at Newark, on the 6th of May, there being some conversa king om betwoet | en route from Boston counsel. Another lady remarked to Me. Wright, pers | wea haps jooow ly. but within b f the jury, that, “ The ition of Mr. Calhoun's Remains, a reward for bis exerti nviel the prisoners, she {From the Charleston News, April 27 ) ld Like to coc k r' At this Wright | The remains of Mr. Calhoun wore yesterday, after uded to take offences sod siuded to it in his ar- | the eonclusion of the funeral rites at St. Philip's Of cours eff the minds of jurors | borne by the Special Body Guard to the wes very opposite of wh sficious ladies de- | tery of St. Philip’s Church, and deposited in a tem- i Theb, again the » 1 f the lity, vary vault built for the with the banner of ndeome of the * ish seort | the State waving over it, to await the wishes of the them to and f legi+lature in relation to their final resting place following correspondence bas taken place in relation to this matter, between the Governor and the Calhoun ' wo is giving riso f punishinent he opinion that y. At this dis i ir own noses, © os mad as March kare Up to the p nt time w a wory backward Spring. Alicrnate ep t de evory- charge, to makes vee hadnt as thing dismal. There t« 1 e> may dictate. Sn ales ase, siz, with grost ho nd our city is i , o Pree Sa fe bee tee sa F-vt sale tai Your cee DREW T. CALHOUN. ingly Slthy vaaUs of » Nis Excellency, Governor Smamnoon, Our Connecth Correspondence, # Breatvos ve April at, 1890, euip Obie’ which arrived at this port on The ford Knockings iesion forty-one months, T present you, herew ty we veritable 63,000 mil Mh fh Information reepecting p i the honse of the very + € a i is place, of # at been heard a & Co, $5.000; ‘- Brandreth, $750; b man in thie pl th har been beard of 2:8 1 sing. as cunere gol ‘ y late, The excitement f the country it | erew will probably be paid off in s few days, and the intense, and persone a prosching from wa- Se ee ae repaired Although Fiova directions, in order atisty lives as to | there were of yellow ever on board within three weeks x *- leaving Rio Janeiro, yot afer the man ee othe cues reported, and tlm | joes of five officers and eleven of her crew, the disease Vostigate the porsibility ° ‘og any spuritual | suddenly disappeared, and er arrival here, every person was in perfect health — —Besion Transcript, connection. In fact, the clergy uming some. what alarmed. There i . sipril 2. fake portion say the thing mus a Souneetie Miscellany. canes SRO pees + belay James McCaffrey trial at New Haven, Conn., Dew mode of ¢ the spiritaal world and not to be hastily and irre re Hamden, "| for the murder ot Ann Smith, in the town of | on the ath of October last. But there ie an art fa bat There were 76 deaths in Boston, for the week ending | tinity from Masenehusetis © the ath uit theologies) institution, EEE EEE eee fewion of the dowicil » CITY TRADE REPORT. bie place; the rev away, ad the new evan Tursvar, April 30—6 P.M Srout of the boure. to ony This being packet day for tho America, to sail from sooat of thens revere Boston on the Ist of May, and, withal, the ers of mow. Berival of the editors ot ing dey, ‘Change was thinly attended, and trade Ian- Zone OMY, who with the oh guid. The continued delay in the receipt of later fo- called By 1 e ‘fs reign pews aleo bad the effect of checking movements The accompanying art jo many branches of trade, In cotton, prices ruled mrerer of th ‘ | wteway; yes rales were limited, dealers holding off for | later foreign news. The market for Western and State | medium grades of @our continued firm with» | a for future delivery, The stock of mee, in - bei ht, there was s good inqul: par. 4 him at Stra per was printed. | ehasee for mie gativery, Southern coy article follow : in good demand. There was yo | ty A vor en ques oat tow, iat wheat,in bond, but holders asked prices above the Wend standing vo> way men of reanee- | views of buyers. Genesee cutaneous Gore oom tne Chareb. will leva t . and amarcment, aga) towed In good demand, for the Kast and forexport, and Pith deep mortificat “ at they could | prices firm. Pork continued inactive, wily o:her sr- Dare beee. #0 dein s the | Uicice of provisions eabiblted ac marked change Voifee attend bn. CMW ONSRRVER” | d quiet There were modornte sales of New Pout it te ew aht—ia | Orton ‘and Porte Kico sugare at aboul previous raice ther the editer of th » Com | Cardemes metecsve was tn better ds mand house all might or + re not heard | Acre The market was ansetted for pots, with kicked wp & b ce | salee cf 40 bbis. at $506 » $5,0% while pearls wore firm, at $556, with wales of 40 bbls Neranercrre —Piew Inctuded in the selea were 2,700 bbls. at $4 625 @ $4.04 for No. 2 superfine; $476 ure | «$5 for Canadian; $5 16 « $6 37% for com ©. | straight tate, $6 44 8 $5 65M for Michigan, am jt ing | #9 $5 04 for pure Genesee Southern rea? was peony ends | firm. end in good request, with sales of 1,600 bbl ugh the i of T : # teverend trthe iy Bight will | ae emily either Kind being for the mastery enpited in which each « ast intive | $6 44 tor mined, $6 6d for straight, ond 96 Oya a 38 08 friends upon thir « i t Know to which aide | for, choice brands Bal meen Randria and George the instructors cf . ne, but this one ut 200 bbe sold at ng ie preity clear» eth its —good. a heir demand. with saies of Tent white Kk. oF attempt $2 87% ot randywine at fo introduer any ae § won the acketh, tn tates ‘ Paes woes ¥ ° fe with prefers A bot t will be no | $1 10 for Upper Lak ta gl for Ohio, sro So Gt G6 relates t *roverend | $1 12 for Canad! mad, and $1 S20 $1 as for Brotiemen uw Genesee with snles of 2400 Bare nonnrsay hk t an. eae case at 4 ade for Nerthorn, and Con we Md scarce, aad de ndsome fiat ydiow About 100008 Gabny bage, 2ybasn Lande, at private bat in. We heded ef takes of 0 few hasdred red go, at Be bey ” The merchants be! employed with their idence for the steamer ihe market has deve The rales compries abowt 800 bales, forever, and contained two r ¢ teat, in the mort y ™ never tasted od ins rifting posture Bene of eueb color Itude. Staats Z. mn el Tntelliqenee a Dr W Miem B Ty p f as the whig cand ? t Governor of Mary in ean, 1 i Chevwe nted to sttend the Hi $a hy t tion, we A de “ om South Varo. + Ys 8 teers vestiow — A convention of the liberty 4 per t to Will bolts convention at Syracuee, 4 na 4h of duly mex t a Stat Ss) iinet, P at 0 1a 10 for aiess, at which some tsiting “Paper ‘were dull at $16, with » fair i eecion betes, ob fo, La food toprims atO%e.a bs yd Butter was in better onpely, sad rieen were of the purchasers. C! as in quality. transactions to-day wore eek.) ae follows: louse and lot, 57 eer atreot, by om do, te 36 36 Reade 50. $8,750; do, do. Courtlandt street, 20x135, esi, 000, ‘lease of house and lot 11 Pine street. y Bucane.— up of 150 hhds. New Orleans, at 4kic. a 50, ena 100 Porto Rico, at 4%. & 5i0., with 4 sate Wi were no large lote on the market, and sales were restricted to 18 bbis. Bastern, at 23%c., and small sales prison at 24% c. Becarts ree Noarn River Boats, Arnit, 29. Flour, bbis. oO head, 1 ‘The Crops. OUR GEORGIA CORRESPONDENCE. La Granor, Ga, April 18, 1850. Theprobable Failure of the Cotton Crop at the South—The late Froste—Great Demand for the staple. ‘While prices show that the demand for cotton is so fluctuating, it would be we'l for spinners to turn thoir attention for a moment to the source of supply. Brery good, fair, warm spring day between the 2th day of March and the 20th day of April, will represent fully 30,000 bales of cotton. The cotton-growing region, too, ie now subject to precisely the same atmospheric changes. Thus, a frost of 1848 bad precisely the same effect trom the Colorado river, in Texas, to the Savan- nah, in Georgia. The frost of the 16th April, 1849, was killing at Galveston (Texas), New Orleans, Meinphis, Mobile, Montgomery, Tallahassee, Savanna, and, in- deed, over the whole South, A , this season, on tho 28th day of Merob, was tho same on the same day in Texas. G ‘and intermediately. This will prove that the whole ootton-growing region is influenced by precisely the rane atmospheric changes. We had a white frost here on the th of April, ber ph ao oaly eight days earlier than last year. Indeed, ia, within five days, fully as late as last year. thing here in the shape of vegetation ia several wi later than usual. Wheat last year was heading, 001 was knee-bigh, and cotton was “chopped out,” wh nipped by the frost of the 15th of /pril. Now, there is not a stand of cotton within my knowledge suff- ciently good to be “chopped out.’ Wheat is scarcely in the “boot,” and corn is just up; so that you may judge for yourselves of the lateness of the season, It is fully three weeks later than usual. We can by no means, if an ordinary season, make as much cotton this season as we did Inst year, for then everything combined to increase the crop We could not have inade the seasons suit better “if wo had held the sun in one hand and the watering-pot in the other.” 7 frost, too, kept off weeks later than usual. If we an early trost, we shall not by any reaso: be able'to produce as much aa we did last season The weather looks now (April 18th) as if we should have frost in less than twenty-four hours. We here have no fears about the price of cotton. I have been able to got 12% cents for my cotton. but refused. I am not concerned at all in cotton. except in its production, but I am probably as well able to judge, trom an inti- mate acquaintance with every section of the cotion- growing region. ax some of the English “bulla.” [tis the general opinion that # large crop of cotton will be a but { doubt seriously if 10 per cent more will rplente We bave about 1,000 miles of railroads, entirely with. in the cotton-growing region, in progross, which will take off » large portion of the able-bodied force, Ma- nufactories aro springing up, and capital is being di- | me verted to other pursuits. ‘Twenty-Gve stoam-mills are now being put up, within an, mowles Jiavs Reo, there was not one. Vlank fag the akentisn of out people, This state of things been brought about both by the uncertainty of tee sensons and agitation of the slavery question . when, two are engag- im the North, cholera, too, is now ra: u Weetern Ftates, yi faet that our friends there may be called to pase th another sovere visitation. | Kuster cutee ef dina ion of labor from cotton is tl searcity of corn, which is with us, as well as our grees. a staple article of food Corn is now worth, with ‘us, from eta, to $1 per bushel, while the general price | is about Sets. You now have m: make own calculations, The present i dadeleney. April fon, | is not far from [50,000 bales, wad the crop cannot pos: silly reach 2,000,000. The conclusion is inevitable, that the demand has overtaken the oupply, 'LANTER, NEWSPAPER ACCOUN IN. The Athens of the 25th ult., oe re gratit we do, from reveral ene who have travelled extensively through tl aijace t counties, and particularly those oe t the prospect of » good re. rent season, The baokwarducey of the spring will. of courte, somewhat delay harvest; = from the great abundance of thi« rm 4 sown bi jon inst fall, y xafely predict that wi ered, it will be found to exered in quantity the crop of any pre- ceding year within the recotloction of the “ oldest In- habitant ” The San Antonie Teren, of the 28th of March, says :— We were virited on the evening of Tuesday, the 27ch inst . by one ofthe severest hail storms that has visit. ed this section of the country for “past About sunset, the #ky was suddenly overcast with clouds, aud ip balf ashea's hour the bali stones he ‘he per, were pouring down with a rush © storm lested about half an hour. It came up #0 quiok that but Little time was left tor aration, and the rey poved were complotety demolished. The Re trees in and around the city, which wero all in full Moom were completely stripped ef their foliage and blossoms, We have not yot learned whether the fms og and gardeners have suffered to any gront ox- but from the severity of the storm, we fear the damage haa been eoasiderable. It is some consolation, however. to reflect that many of our planters have nob yet pot thelr corn under ground, and those who have, will have ample time to seoure a good crop by Fe- Planting. MARKET*S ELSEWHERE. 20. Sik Ben aryland April 28 rd—$1,000 ssn Rite ie a TH Meryitnd suestiey Be ShG $30 Baitioners 6a. W196: I fonds. Be RAY fmland 40; ¢ Patapon Ban i as Farmer a Man x ajutecmer 48h ms nO, TAG, 1 ee pr ousie, Be a0 “City a Siate Peek Ataet #. Swont + », 7 y tats 410 Gtewrd Bh i Cian. #4, 10S. 1,000 Bore? AI3 shares, Meron 2 Bowens Wess et mi M4), aye Totaly Ralireed REETS, * Hair —Tloree short, 44% 50, do. long 18 to 10, de Cuttings Maied intel, wal an Srornge do. 35 9 3677; 7; horse, sated, pneu, 2a 16 ® Horne, | 1180 02008 Skins | "0 9563; nutri, por | Andordinary, down 38 Tallow —Matader) re, | tens, rithe, | with hes been taken for New York to-day as ballast, without me: Bovraco, April 0—6P. Receipts within the past 24 hours —Pleur, 3,500 bois | wheat, 18.000 bush.; Corm, none. There is a fair de~ mand for Western flour, and market without material obange ; rales, 1000 bbis., at $4 67» $6 for straight Btate and Weeterm. The iaquiry for wheat ls only for prime parcels, which are scarce, and heid above the views of buyers; sales, 2500 bush. Chicago, at 85e. Corn is Grmer, and in good request ; about 13,000 bush. sold at 460 for mixed Western. Obio whiskey is ba ea Aaaxr, April 30-6 P. ‘The heavy freshet prevents receipts. In bariey, the sales are 1,500 bush. two-rowed, at T0e, Oats are in do- mand, with sales 3.000 bush., on private terms. SALE OF STOCKS AT BOSTON. 10 do. b10, odor 490, 100 Sconcora, 83%; we 0 do. 100; 10. , ‘oncot | Se and Rochester, 91; 11 Mastern Railroad, Central. (ody M5 OB Boston and Maino, 108; 9 Fitchburg, 108% ; 8 Northern ee 6 5 100 dividends Vermont Central Waa No. 3, $! ©; $200 Norfolk Co. Railroad Bonds, 65: Married, On Wedneday evening, April 24, at Grace Chureh, in thie city, th: Rev Dr Tra hes ©. Vawsenaiox, to Arne tt, ter of John W. Mitehell, Msq., ali of we the Fourth Universalist Church. in Murray street, on the 26th of April, by the Rov. KB. H. Chapin, Mr. Simro W S ee at the Os * New York, to Mrs, Lavin Mansrun, of ate ine. po" Monday, April 29, by the Rev. Wm. Morris, Mr. janici 8. Davie, merchant, of Jonesborough, Illinois, “*Giudeon nod Kinderhook papers psoas inde: ve plana copy. On Tuesday, April 30, by the Rey. Thomes Rentuies’ jr. Witisam C. Pnannann, to Miss Many A., oldest daughter of Win. Madde: aq, = of thie city” On Monday, April 29, by the Rev. Dr. Price, of Bt Stephens Church, Mr. James M. Janxerr, to Miss Samant Otivia HeatHa, both of this city. On Sunday, April 28, in Newark, by the Rey. Rutger Van Brunt, « L. Seanx, of this city, to Janerrn % daughter of James Bridon, |, of Newark, New Jersey. In this city, April 30, by the Rey. Valentine Buck, Mr. Burnezve Aven Urron, to Miss Orxruia Launa Baxxn, both of Springficld. » professor im the Lawrence Scientific School of Tiarvard. Colle; Eurranetu C. Caner, daughter of tho Hon. T. G. Cs. of Boston. Died, April 30, Trromas Wittiast, oldest son of On Tuesday a neseane’ James, aged 1 year, 11 months Thomas an and 7 days. ‘The friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Wednesday afternoon, at 2 o'clock, from his father’s residence, 187 Wost twenty- Ath street, near the Ninth avenue, At Cherry Hill. N. J., April 27, the Rev. Dayro Ban- tine, of the New Jersey Conference of the Method) st Episcopal Church, aged 82 years, He entered the mi- ni-try in 1791, and continued in it until he had com- pleted fifty years of faithful avd arduous service. _ SHIPPING INTHKLED ne woe. Port of New York, May 1, 1850, 506 6 Ot aon RISKS, Mish WATER. | (Cleared—Bark Piodinont, Bi NYork: gobrs ao; Malvina Singie os a Nick: orton das Goleneas: » Bi “ Tescobviile, WC) JW r. (new, Townsend, Pro mi oe Ania Fleming, doy Nantecked, Pondisvon, for Halifax, ta beatin te Be eersat testa cteok the underwriters and Ca; img hee of hay s Restanten, braareat “i ie tie ate ork dain esate with withoat tC auerelfins oe non im whicperg fen Fs itor i bound to wort poy poy ithe corso of Tembet Out was capsized wreck atx da: mas, sad su! mor Petros, Ranx Jovy Paunwan, of Ph low York for Francisco, which pu sa Ree Medio, 190 19th instant, forrepaier, was Foudy Tor ben agnin Sewn Pour Seain, (Br Gin a Palate from Port ‘Tri s, struck on apie | “jo saris aa sens soten teas take * wi seven +94 Stal Shou! Marder. ‘Tas hull received ne deoane else over. Scun Dasene, Weldon, from Norfolk, for Portland. with corn, wos ‘svantoned at sen, 234 ee Piven! commenced weaning 224, about 135 miles N Cape Henry. The in and crew left the sehrim their boat, and in rvived at South Denais i Tinemameeaihentien ten Scum Many Ja, before reported ashore om Cape Henry, has Lat At Newb rt, Wh inst, hy Mosers Currtor & Townsend, © eansifa el Tipper’ bark, of pf tous, ontled fn ox, Queen, owned by Messrs Bates & Co, of Boston, der the euporiztendence of Bnoch 8 Williaa,” Pm ino schr of About 19) tons, cop- Per faatenc and thoroughly built, called the G W Snow, Swed by Mr ic B Hatch, of Salem, and others, to be oom manded ty Capt Solvmom Dodge, 6f Isleabure, and intenden for the ountieg trad ‘Cotmcanian on rap Pron on Yay Tors Reraot following are the 1¢6-—Steame: Pa 60 bi rine, 9 “chee total, 322 ‘Or which nied staves’ reser 3; British, 83; Provxian, 6) No Hausetown, 7: Sioity, Denmark, Hanover, Sertint Beta i, Belgivan, Russie, aa Portugal one Notice to Mariners. 0 DEAL ean or Sra Wamanoron, April Hi ‘The follo#ing information has been received at this depart ment, from the ish Minister noar this ‘Anew light-house named trance of the old Babama C! nillas, in iand of Cubs, it te lighted on the evening of the first every day from sunset to omarion ‘Tris light-house is situated in iatitude 2) 99 30/7 north, and longitude 70g. 53’ 17’! west of the meridian of Cadis. Ti is areHvcting light, of the Bret class of Tresnel’s rotatory, and from mi © minute darkened. ‘The Licht fe of natural color, and atands 190 feet above the level of the sen. It may therefore be seen at the distance of Strece milen more or leas, according to the atate of the stine- epbere, and the elevation from ich it is observ * CRISPIN XINENEZ bE SANDOVAL, Haysna, 18h April, 1850, Whalemen. At Barbadoge: April Sih, ship Franklin, of and for Now Bertord, with 2,100 dbis oil, nano, Fob 21, Triton, Marshall, from Oabu for New Bedford 200'sp 2,000'wh, ar $4, } repg: Mercury, Wes do, 34 ap, ar Mt, bound on seruine; Archer, Smith, do 1 ar tet, do; Ohio, Nortan, do 2X) sp 1400 wh ar 14th fe ing’a Straits; PI By rank onncroise in afew da sp enpposed do do._Sl ary ina, Gitiord, Westport, 500 sp arTth, bout 4 Barton, of War: bg A. is Danie) Webs . Feb 2 Atiins Adathe isn0, BE Ba 10 7th, Janus, Cornell, Ni, *, Viney rds Coon. of B Migarto wn thon ap 13d ruise; 10th. Bayard, @: rahsia, of Groveport, 0p. fer Cleared. Bebring Straita; Three, Brot jiteboll, Nai ~~ fonfidence, Gannet, San Francis, F Hunt. wh, to cruise; Charles Fre: Barnes, N . Boyd & Hinekon. wh do; Hegper, Slocum, FH. MM ap [4 wh do;_f'teh, himbertain & Phi Fiober Nis. 21 sp 30 wh'do; Pera, Fisher, Naa, 73) #p 10) wa Para, to, HK Corning: Bri s’ John, NB, PJ Nevius & Son; la Grande, P dimartlat » Baraovs, J Gilmartin; ries Mills, Francis. do: fanklin, Forkey. Rod and Southerner, Stadiey, Philadelphia; Frances Hallet ‘erson, Providence, Sleop—-Apolio, Rogers, Providence. Arrived. Southerner, Ber US M Steamrbi with mdse, to Spot Packet aig , Charleston, 58 hours nghai. Deo 2, Gat telat Jan. L jan 2, with teas. cat to po a M pea. In the lat’ 19, Jon 76 wo sovoro. the &th Ge Mine othe or the Wee of Pob; hoavy gale from the 8. Passed Cape of 66, Liverpool, 47 days, with miso and he report of oi! of some of the above differs from pravt- Heard from on coast of Chi date, but a short time prey to Fo) 2! 3008 op 90 wh Coop ira, fen ay prev te Feb 21, lat 13 8, Ad Giron, Weat, NB, 600 ap, ikem, nd date, Se, Le Baron, Chadwick, Ni, 28 mo lat & 8, lon 163 W, Margaret Fale, of Now. 0 Zealnad Cor Arctic seas. wn 17, Lyd Spoken ro, Brown, from Gibeaiter, Sept 18. for Sumatra, umacra, Deo 24, Hog Island, Coast of Sumacra POR CALIFORNIA Hark New England, Williams, 52 days from Rio Jen ire for California yin Valparaiso, March J, tat 4495. lon Trig Amelia, rh, from Eastport (Nov 0) for Gaitfornta, A days from Bluehill for California, Jaa Wa TT: ret. 2, lat 2,0. Jon 7020, Ww, oko ship TY Rogers, from Liverpel for Putinttphie. the Gfivick, from Philadelphia (Dee 5) for Cali- AT experienced very heavy woacher ca the parange; lost raita of Macellay rain topsail and ot Sein Betty se 12) for Sau Ship Norma, Ell a, Rdsys, with sugar, toM Tay- | Csr, March 2, lo el. ler bm Capes of spoke ship Sullivan, eo for Charleston anne Sars New Orleans, 12 days, with cotton, ete iecke. p {aew), Morse, Portsmouth, ¢ days, om ballaat, to Oliphant & Son. } Bezien, Canton, 106 dare, with <3 Boston. tin Ham'tark Heter, for New York, ‘Apel 2, iat 37 3, tow £7 40, spoke steamer Gol:wh, Thownss, hence for California, all ue ™, ‘Philadelphia (Trem), i Be Poreek No date, . stand 48 any hard. days, w)'h iron and 157 ter am with mae seh we RS ( mee rs, to S Oxborn phage ap te a Sprit, Sith Cap Bitached: saw an Ant steamship, the tail of Tue Newfoundibad Beat #, stecring to tied East ys, with mdse, het am, 8 days, wit ak Darcey, Mudgote, New Orleans, 15 days, with pork, to Elwell ark Wm F Wheaton (of Warrer, 1), Martin, Mobile, 6 days with cotton, to the masies Bric Harald Haurtuger (Nor), Bull, Lissasan, 64 doys, to B Brown. Bri Biswee (Me), Elwood, Cardiff, W, 45 days, with rait- Trae iron, to oi Apel & Int 31 50,'lon 55, spoke whale sober Rierri, *e Pr Kr g Herthe _ te}, Rochelle, SY days, with brandy, to Rarhadors. Apri) % eth with salts te Wr mie Yezeel to B Brig Emvorint mm (Br), Sa mol 4 m Key Hgvana, 9 dave pelt 2h tat a4 4 Tow 76, faye trom Mavens tor Bos? open’ trie Porirideee Frereb, Elisa Dudley, Working. Mot The BD hash ht of Seth. took w soto which made a bad sea, wtore lone Tid some damore te the plank shear; th, tay ¥9), lon i », schr Demoerat, of Prospect, from Wilmington, NC, for ander, Neavitas, 14 days, with suger and ebnaton (Tir), Mason, 8 Martina, 3 Mars, Homer. St Marke, ant 10 days to Cor, Anderson & ( tos B Rechom Wire Avena (ot Rewbarynary Pilsbury, Savannah, 6 days, with eotten ned J Atkin Brig Areturvs (ir), Harciman, Windsor, NS, 12 days, with Plaster, to Soule, Whitney & Co, Sehr Raween, Leighton, St J br Ningare ( Thomaston), Ame daze, yith ballast PAscemice rs, Lo bin \ Met a Jon 7430, saw wteamabip Ovprey, f er CD core, PR (ot Newborn. NCD, Halleck, Mayes to the master. Sid in oo with brix das Ph April £2, lat 27 06, loa TUS, apoke from Ale ndria for Jam Jane (Dr). Sawyer, Haroon, Ddapy with mdse, Frances (of Warren, Me), Faller, Atitakapas, ‘With molasses, to Pook & I. jeane W Hughes, Johnson, Newirrs, NC, rie Fave! hebs » anes 8 sacl oases Schr Blorming Youth, Cramer, Georsetown, 6 $a) | of ey} Parmer, Ly the Det ial Wateon, x Baker the Delaware, « « mares Smith, Philadelphia Saye F Margaert. (lin), Stantoon Yarmonth, N8 15 days, with chalk aed tt wih Sehr Vietoria ( oH Brain by’ f Arichate 1) days, with plac Cherryfelt, 4 dei y, Leshan, Koy Wess, to last, to tho masier. Tasted, going inte Key Gau.die, bence for St Marke ir), Ove brig. Sh pa Meade Bers aS of, Rest 7 ae lat cine, do, 9a Id do. | , 2d clave do, 24 grease and tallow do fa & Weel Green. washed arroba 33 wR4 7. do. | dinty do. 16 2 18 1; Mostion, washed do. 950407. do | dirty. do ost fine washed a 50 8 457; dg | SW Spit Girty, do! 28 a BAT; Cordows. woshed 23594 re allt | Rechaoge United 'Biates.5 per cont dicount Freights generally wominal, axahlog doing Tetegraphic Marine Reporte, at rato, Apr ‘Telegraphic Reporta, Arrived—Rark Ovando, Harun, 1th ioe” a a Raw Onisase, Apri 8 Rati ou 60 Mo, txchanged signals wiih ship Ameiva, The cotton market continues activ fires —middting, DIM a T1%. The eatee of the wack were 10.000 bales, at full half cond advance ce the steamer, The receipts nore and at Mobile, fre 420.000 bales behind Inet yr Plowr ta soiling at $4 3; whiskey of 200, an ndvance Proighte are de preaeed, Cotton to Liverpool, in American vaesds, and quotations New Oncrans, April 26 P. ‘The market ix Grmer for cotton but the demand ie not Large, aa buyers are disposed to walt the Cambriate necowle, HOw Overdue The soles today are barely | seo tates, at 1126 ADB for middling, at 130 for fair, i | 90,000 burhele at Bre, a Rite Coffee has atvanced, with | eeice Of Rio wt Oo a OK. ‘The market ie firmor for | pork, and meen sold at $10 Ohio four te quoted at | In corm there is aa active business, nina reaching ro oth, to load for Wa i turner, © Here schee’ Betepner Geoteeroen, De rene, Narciees, and Riau, NY ork Now Ontwaws April 2 Arrived—Sbip Southerner, NV rk, bark Kate & Alte, do Maile. alparaiog, per steamer Rawiling Hog, 6 Be Jn, Gh Paname, \¢, par ereampenip Crtrent Grey, 9 Pith Bh tig shore Mice te"dny at hnifcpaat dwoteeh, and be (or warded in charge af & special measomcer. The aber Lotter Race are also at Kenvon’s, 1 Wall wtrsot. Herald Marine Correspondence. tae; pavivete ae GF reals ane ts ES Levern Rave for Rio J. Goatioonce, wil! oleae 9: | i 2, fs 2 255 ‘ nt Ma cm tl Re Salm ah Midnite rete Sp ths Be at Some Bee Pe TE toa cin Le a BOE ee 1B he Fi 2) ¥ - . =: ett . re ¥ =F ‘] Z z= ; 3 =s ieee! 4 F Foreign Ports. Rannanors, April 5~Brig Ann Elisabeth, from Norfoik, Haran, March 9—Bark ematie | Heyn, Deming, from Now Jerk fer Kio Jaucira, teow days, wt Vabmace of parce, @oar < t anil Feb 23, as before stat yor a Green, fi viet (Liam ), N York; see ‘in rag. Lull, dieg’ Undine, Daniees Roaee Smith; J BM ye i ead ea pens 4 Jane, Bentan, for Paclti m Taine rie, Opie mn, for Atk? Oliver T Hayes, Scott, and Lessing (thers); Friedrieke, for New Forks Recher Prancen Bastote wie Cinar (Brem), Wenke, for Boston; Venus, bi York; 20th, bark Batber ‘Orr, N York: Spy (Sp) Genoa, Cr bao rei Te ver for N Lyre Rese, for der Rewer, Nichols Foe line (him c . "omer, dos a a“ 2 days; Ord, yw York, 15th, oring, tnt Kyrier, frum 3. Tho gas, un jaltimore, du, liye rope ‘April AS—Paek Mary Kimball Alcens. for 8 Grand Ture, for lor do; Baward Veo for 6-Sienmsiip Pt ie Juan LJ (Br), from Jamnioa; Vein Dosaneo Cry, A) St Manresa, April brows 2 veaswla im port ‘An Am fore and afi «clr, nsine wot < brig eg eS re man, Meare ‘at Onion falls of BM (eid itch), Bheb et jae Sept 17, (etd Feb omnasten, G4 al, , Bile daneire eld Bob tucket, Oct 3. (ld ze 'y Johnson, Oole, NY A Soong May Croaght Wes om ve, Riely. for Amoterd ses, brig Ort. ne Antas (ir) Barker Va Pansie Mit- Cit bark s Siti: n Manelars, Pan Carthage, Rowe, Calenta: Wr M Rogers, Skinner, Be orn, nnd & mbt See rea Lerm brig supposed tae’ Sem Small Sedalry. Hawannsh, eohr Ren Wecers, Gee SC; Moth, “brig Richmond Hall, Potomns River ie Hikernia, Bidridir, Gundaiowpe; 4b, ship Se 421 tons), Trott, vaue Bawoon, Arti! 2 —Arr ahre Memphis, Saali, Contenam er, Balrimere: Arkemene, Lane, La tig ¥ April Arr brig Anda? (Span. rom, dente (Sear). Samnere, ae hese a ten, Be. ye, py a ehip. Ch! Prien Frmily Nichola, 6 Yorks bark Ror er Perkins, Bordeaaa. ‘aud Baek’ Buea, a, orth of Bure Cinta, Andrews, | Robinson, L | ye “J SP =~ as Sete Rien, Pisthem, sa * Week. ina, April So—Aee aches Cindersiia, Snow, and Vic ir, N Yor! ss MAcraas, April Sid eeht Zuletie, Laftin, N ®, April Are brie Win ove ce NUT noh bay Wty rer m Sor Tpronr, April Aer Sid Sth, @bs Hartford, Smi brig, supposed ths Gram RL Parker, Batley, Phila Aye face prevemted any yecanla, thes, te entering the Bay. arine, fer NOri Has Mery Jan Brandywine, for Permambare: and about £ eehre p jerncon, Taga —A small stip. a full + cas’ brig and sche Riri . early this morning A large number o in the Ray coming down, wil of which pen hy oon, O4 the wie frosh from the Weet thar tory pleasant Mor We Aog! Ft prt tect Maine, Perkins, N Tor 1). Revineto sees wwe in Ween, Livethont Ha Min mee x Rew y onteane 4 ~Agr seaman alot, Smith, Galerste: in ee hin ia Va werpe rah, Re tuaey] vin N mt ane r Pees, xwPoRT ape for NY Morte toc nosey mpmmtngs eaag “sn, san a ea NYerks Congas’ eee New Loxvon, April a pee Yeh icacraterd it is me eT for araten os, ‘2 Rozera N¥ork ml SEER a Ave James Bayley, Bishop, eit ZEAE wohes shastice, | Enerry, Palledelphte: i: eae 19. $4—Nothing » with ® strong southert: 2 wisednes Ag peer at Ae BLS pong Maria, as ee ien, Tore = Ce sonny Apsit 3B, 8t—-Sid selirs Neniento, Terry, Ned; , Th ‘hor, baer Be ia, Sears, vie tai: Ofte pao ia wits an, Mt alla, Grant, ‘Apri = Ha ‘alilay feck i, om pay tS ores ilplies Monlsor, Besse, NYorke Si slosps Mopar Mapes ay as Honan cy a Wiuncasser, one ‘Sid briy Arcadian, Chase, Matanzas. < Cua: prety SEAT eae eae eucdber, Murray, hoa meet apis on, How Gro Meare, yea ce te Mee Deraad en ita Mrs Garton pee var urseae : drew Low wud family, BC Hanbos, lady, children an4@ Sar ietis ind, Sawtonees Be edie Wheelw N A Hardee wi pete OK Hristollt W Oren Rowan, Chas Mervin, W Curey, Jenkinson A A ohn Seinen Ak sssele Je 1 Ss ats Nichols, W D Hadden, AG Powell, woil, and 6 in Livynreor~ Silp Anma Tift—Dr J Kelley wad atanae Ship i ra Lucy $ Soymow caine AvaRA— rr, Jer, D ites “patter Mise C Hommada, D Ustet, TG: H Gallot, M Mos, 18 Gallot, H Millet, B Gon pecvan-t Gallet and torrent ah pares os and servant, ieath, F Calpe Del nedic.. esves Avviuethack Philadelphia J Hayes and lady, Bocnn SAyncr D Hinges dor 1 Sapa 2 erates Mill ft Pitted Maite ark We Vi Pireenaey Tat'om, of Mobile. 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