The New York Herald Newspaper, November 20, 1850, Page 4

NEWS BY THE MAIL Our Washington Correspondence. Wasuinoton, November 18, 1850. The Contoy Prisoners— England and Spain— More Indemnity Demands—Cuba—Extensive Frauds —Captain Hunter, $<. ‘When Spain acted so summarily in the Contoy ease, she relied upon Great Britain to sustain her. However, England withholds her approbation from this, while she justifies the proceedings grow- img out of the invasion of Cardenas by Gea- eral HanibaP Cwear Lopez, and thinks that they were authorized by the laws of nations. If ‘we remember correctly, four or five of the Contoy ptisoners were sentenced to be transported, and condemned to hard labor in the galleys, for years. We do dot believe that Spain has relented; but it may be in view of the British opinion of the affair, and the known protestauons of our own govern- ment, that the Spauish government intends to re- lease these prisoners trom their sentences, and set them free. This will be good news, especially to the relatives of these unfortunate men. ‘The act of release will amount to an admission that the sentence of the Spanish authorities was wrong, and hence we will shortly hear of the own- ers of the vessels which were seized, claiming in- demnity of that goverument. A gentlemen tiom the South, whom we believe to be well informed in relanon to Cuban affairs, informs us that there are, to fis positive know- ledge, enxious adventurers enough in the neighdor- hood of Vickeburgh, on une Mississippi, to couquer the Islend; but they are so closely watched by agents of the geueral goveroment, that they have no pevertunity, such a8 they desire, to carry out their plans = [tis thought that if they can be |held in check for a short ume longer, ‘the geldew pe- ied” will have passed, as @ tleet from the mother ouptry Will soon wrrive (o prowet the Antillas. In 1843 and “49, many persons it is knowa, came to his city to obtaim (heir lan ( Warrayis, having served during the war with Mexico The large namber of epplicants at the Peasion Of lice caused tresome delays to the partirs juierested. Foxty of the Ger- 3 Who ob'awed thew warrants, paid their debis with « pert of ihe money realized, and dissipated with the remainder; they then taxed their wits to make wocther reve. RKeeollecting the names of compenions Who fell in battle, they deputed two Of their pumber, poscessig more intelligeace than the rest, to torge papers ; ewearing that they them- selves were the idewnesl persons the Mexicans sent to their long homes! In some cases, German women were paid »ud mystified to tike false oaths that they were widows of devensed soldiers. Sev- eral hundred forgeries were thus committed by the ae thieves” Four of the party are now io the Maryland penitentiary, and several of them in the jail of this county. To-day, » young maa conneet- ed with the fraternity, was committed on five sev- eral charges of forgery. Kothschild, it will be re- collected, turned agxinst the nbiaation, and ap- pears as the goverument witness against the ac- cused. He hud a large share of the frauds to per- form ; end juoging from the money obtained, was highly successtul No doubt the government has been cheated in thoussnds of similar instances. Last summer there was a court ot oacia held at Annapolis, Md., tn the case of . Hunter, who, the old commodores thought, had no right to cap- ture Alvaraco. The report has been lying betore the Secretary of the Navy for more than three monthe, but he bes not found time to make up a decision respecting it. Carian. Second Appearance of Thompson, the Aboll- Uowist, in Boston, (From the boston Times, November 19.) Last evening, iu pursu. of announcement, @ meciing of uburitionists, colored people, d&e., was held m the Belkuap street chareh, with a view to tender a formal welcome wo George Thompson The accon: ations of the house were such us not to admit more than five hundred people, about which number were present. The police were marshalled to the place by Francis Tukey, Esq, and took positions to preveut, or to suppress any disturbance that might be attempted A chain was drawn across the entrance to the court, aud when the house became filled,those who came after were kept without the lines; but these were very few, and so fur from excitement or disturbance, quiet eo throughout the evening. ‘he nudience consisted of whites and blacks of both sexes, and probably three-fifths if not two- thirds were of the colored populanon. The “ban- ners of freedom” draped the galleries. . T. Hilton (colored) presided, and Rev. Mr. Colver opened with a prayer. Mr. Hilton made some remarks ujen the object of the meeting, and upon the subject of slavery m this country, and then introouce’ Mr Kemend, a colored gent eman who bad held compamenship with Mr, Thompsva in the kingdom of Great Britein, in disseminating mines of universal liberty. ‘Mr. Remond, ia the course of his remarks, enumerated the names of James Gordon Bennett, Dickens, Matthews, and who came here from foreign ally asked why a tumult had not been rained against them by “the mob,” as well as against George Thompson sM P. After some fur- ther remarks, he, in the name of the oppressed, extended the mght hand of fellowshipand welcome to George Thompson. [Here followed three cheere—then hisees—and then anotner dose o cheers } Thompeon aroee, and was greeted with cheers, and when these were dying away a few hisses were heard. He remarked that the audience could give their welcome to no one who loved their cause better, or who could more deeply feel that welcome. He alluded to his somewhat clandes- tine departure trom Boston seme fifteen years since; but he had lived in America more than in any other one country of the globe, and more in Boston than in any other place in America. [The speaker's address was in manuscript, from which he read.] He took oceasion to go into a history of the progress of slavery and the slave trade, and their decline (Cries of * Fall back there!” “O gorry, my sopper!” “*Oogh!” “We'll hab order, for we have got de perierce!” ** Trow dat boy out!” All right egain. The man in alight drab coat and,black hat troubled our reporter extensively by his ‘intra. sions } The speeker was a friend to all reforms, espe- cially to those peacefully conducted. There was no defender of siavery in the world—God never If there were a defender of the insti- one. tution, he were a monster, not of God's beings. Here the reduction in the pric sugar Was made gument in favor of the abolition of elavery. J ‘Those who were in bondage were iavoked to drink @ little longer from the bier cup, but ** the time” ‘would come; when they should want joy, they should goto’ the West lndiesg where a million of their brethren would hail them with joy. He, Mr. The n, Was epesking a8 an Ameri- can; but he wax not going to be Ameri- canized to please any paper in the country He was a republican, and he would walk the soil | | | of America without obteiming leave of a penny newespeper or of President Filtmore. He alluded to the affeir at Faseu:! Hall, and said the distar- bance was made by ene hondred and fitty boys, who gave three groans for Joha Boll. The epeak- | eT, at the ume, 1» imagination sew John Ball rise before him, with his pipe ia his mouth, and mug ot foaming ale by hie sid nd naturedly smoke the groans ail away he should never think of Boston in cor wo with that licu- “Tous scene He did not by but he ed those who set the se who could bot weuld prevent the disturbance. ame ov the Istter,” sid he When this epecker hed concluded, Wendell | Phillips was called for, but Wim. Lioyd Garrison, | thinking it wee hie ¢ got ap end told what he hed seen end dove in borepe; and when he had | Mr Buflun ereee, ond after saying that | ught the andience hed uniatentially forgotten | on him for a speeeh, went on and told of a ryeech which he onee made in Europe. it Phillipe got a chance, and after some tatk- ing, this great «bolition festival broke up in har- Tony Thearriest and Muasteal, Bowrny Tura « Th fame cf the Shoemaker ef Towlous rrome to © well aa the tify the wishes of his patrons, a win for thie evening The acting of JR. Soott a yer te grently admired. and. at the fall of t curtain, (hey are gemeraliy called forth to reeeive the enthoriastio cheers deNebted audion The Rowery theatre is ably maoeged, both by the proprie. tor, and bis able stage director, Mr. Hl EB Stevens. who keepe everything moving in oroper order bebi: the curtail dy of 8 ne. the com will feure conspicuously, The with the nauties! drama e the 1 "J, R Beott eee. wi)! follow deneeuse M M Pritient re follow in whieh the grec: Pertin will appear. and the entertal ‘and fairy pantomii in whieh nesrly all bie ar This piece has Seen arranged in dor ns regards bewutital seente effect rich dresses od enrprising transformations, see It with plensgure every might The patrons of this theatre hare plen did cart of the exellent com. ba 1 by ee T. ‘aight. Only look ws tho ais. |" Maristas, Pg iar reg evening Mr. C. Burke will indo v third time. He is greatly admired, and, vig de hah Releloan sean jont low come- We are informed that, as re calls are mae for the * of Promise,” it will be pre- \ Breach sented this evening. with Burke in his inimits racter of Ebenezer Sudden. This piece will be followed t of Messipotamia Jenkins ey bid Farmer Brexiey by Mr. Brandon; Miss Mal ppear in a favorite dance; and the will conclude with the nautical drama of the *,! ing Beacon,” in which all the company of stock actors will appear. Purdy, by indefatigable exer- tions, is making the National a favorite resort. Cuniety’s Minstaxis —This excellent band, by their welodious execution ya 0 airs, as also, by their ex. quisite instrumental per oes, have wou exten- sive public patronage. "christy is coining mone ve = may nse the expression. His hall is filled every oy Lows? Orena Comrany.—This band has gained much in public favor. The company is good, and the enterteinment very amusing. Meyer's excellent dis- play of musical science is nightly cheered. Amrnican Muscum —=Tbe great feature of the day— the littlest man in the world, either as regards height or weight, General Tom ‘Thumb, is daily delighting the thi his various performances, performed. ties be se ef the world; and in the evening. Clarke, Miss Cb man, and other ertists, appear in excellent comedic: ow Hax.t,—$he beautiful panorama of the Progress,” is attracting numbers to the The pupils of the Deat and Dumb Asylum and seemed very much delightet. a above hall visited it lately, Mr. Peel explained the differunt f-atures to them in dumb thow, and they carried ona similar conversation the beauties of the picture. ts —'Those who have not seen the beau- orama of Cubs,” should visit thy above rooms, as it will be withdrawn after this week. ant Hatt.—The exhibition ot the “ Panorat ot California,” takes place every evening. It ia a painting of considerable merit. Dearsten’s Concent comes cff this evening, at the Tabernacls. The selection of songs is excellent, com- prising mort of the gems sung by this popular and favorite yocsliet. The poetic compositious are from eminent authors, and most of the music, the work of Mr. Dempster. F. A, Doctor —This distinguished pianint, who, in conjunction with bis wife, is an able and very acoom- plished performer has had some didioulty in engaging @ concert room. We are informed their first concert will come off at Trip xt week. Miss Julia Dean, and BM Addams, are playing at Pittsburgh. CITY TRADE REPORT. ‘Tvrsvay, Nov. 19—6 P. M. Aonzs—The market remained without important alteration, while the inquiry was fair. We have to report tales of 110 barrels, including pots at $6 114, and pearis at $5 81. Berswax. rae sale of prime yellow was made at ve there was an iness doing. in part for the East, for export, and en speculation, while holders were very firm. ‘The receipts both present and pro- spective were large} but the near approach of the t had etilf ity has been a ss was innited, x this description. mira to about 28 OVO $4, from store; No 2 superfine at $413 a $4 44; ordi- nary to straight Btate at $4 68% a $4 75; mized to straight Michigan, Ohio and Indiana, at $4 81; round hoop Ubioat $4 81 a $4 64; pure $50 $500% ; fancy Ohioand Genesee at $5 1234 a $63: adian was more buoyant Sales were made of 4 500 bbls. bond. yi quiry w. changed hands at $5 $5 12) for mixed to good Alexandria, Baltimore and Georgetown. Kye Flour has not varied. The sales reached 200 bbls. at $3 6256 Corn Meal there was more doing, rates. Bome4 00 bbis. Jersey brought $3 1234; and 600 bbls Brandywine at $8 314. Wheat—The receipts rae of domestic, while the demand was brisk tor he ope: to prime ante ® delivered. of State aud Canadian at dic, a at dle 43c. Barley was at 980.891 03. Corn—The receipts hod tho market was heavy; buyers evinoed little dis- at foduoed prices. Since ru yellow; 70%¢. for weavily and Jersey (old) yellow; 70e. for old Northern do., store, 69 4 693,0. tor old mixed Western, in st for new Southern white and 62}gc. for jiow. Wetake the following from t Mr. Bill, broker, 8 this port to merrow. November 20:- Exroat or Baransturrs ro Great Bairars anv lagtanp, wRom Serr. ler, 1 Core, River Bull's Heed foot of Robinson street~Offered, beeves. (800 Soutbern, the rest from thie Btat East) 100 cowe aud calves, and 10,000 sheep and lambs. The demand for beeves, at both up i down town market, since our last, has been tolerably activ tranractions today close dull. Prices are without material change trom i. quoted last quest. All sold at 50 to $45, which is hardly up to tt week. Beerp and lambs urebasers have o ble # init. Prices of sheep, Left over, 1 500 come y d with considera. $4 50; lambs, $1 60 restricted by the greater confidence displayed Herm The telegranhic system gives great facili ties to operate in this market. Under the system now in vogue, it is entirely useless for patties who design making extenrive purchases, to leave the comforts at- tending arojourn bere. The poor planters have had it put into them very strong recently. by parties here, stated. en their arrival, that they were not aware that ‘flowering’ bed yet become general, and who could not think of encountering tne risk of s residence io ® Southern climate before December set in. as from the tables ofgrowth distributed about Manchester t! that last year the treet only sppeared on Deo 1st with one month Ister planting; the 15th of Jan. was above their idea of the ripening process closing It 30 Gaye enrlier flowerieg, and 42 days later frost, with 126 00 bales of old cotton, gives 2,100,000 as the ex- treme result, what may be leoked fer now? We say 1 €0 Dales we desire ovr renders to cut this out and keep it before them. We have reeently t epected returns received by parties here, who have o ganized on unequalled system of commuoiestion by the telegraph, and the result lays about 1.900.000 bales, pre ‘ded thie vo ntry is drained Another point we denire to place on record which will astonish # of the knowing ones : New Orleans cannot receive 775,000 | belies Ancther point, Memphis Gelivered 140 000 bales to make up the 782.000 to New Orleans last year, she will not deliver 68 000 bales this season. We could run through the list, but are not allowed to extract mere, a the eredit belongs to others, We will only nod this, thet the Red River section cannot nad the Memphis deficit; of this the returns admit of no doubt, whatever, Taking thie one bop, whan, becomes of the bottoms et the south. weet, which b been #0 confidently reiled on? The universal prev ing influence now is to exaggerate the growth, and it ie very difficult, with soch an immense stake at tes to get at the facte We have determined to publis every reliable statement, let it interfere with whom it may, and cur columns heretofore give evidence of our periect independence of any cligue oF clase epace, at prerent. will not admit of more LavERroor OLaarwoa rion. eX “sf Teran, Oar T Rio. at ike a 1 Demingo, at 100 n 100. The which took piace thie morning. w: tended, and M0 bags we ing not being equal to th ertioulare a: baer, at live Bt 1i%C.; 120 do , at 10%o . do. at lhe. r Te —The engagements were light. and rates fon. al rather thinly’ ry 1. the prices offer- we ot “tne owners. The were dull Flour was offered at 1s for Liverpool, while some engagements were made atis 2d. Of grain. 17 0 durhe! retaken at 44 Cotton was nomi at $682 There wae no change in dead weight. To London or other porte, there bas been no alteration —Of cod fich, there have been rains of 1100 at$260 The mark $1, and 600 quarters at b4c. A trante brought Tie. of North river, tm lote, at 45 600, for ption Only a limited business doing Our market exhibits no new feature, while market was ® few trifling at 28 8 200., market was firm. with small ine, at 45 a 600 gallon, cash. 5 9 ee ee Lys 46 Os —Whale remained stead . but not active, at 530. atest Sa tethee Bet eolested was geod demand Sout ek Seba o tae. ii casks, tnd 843, it al ‘or Foaish it en r and est ‘American from store, wharf, English was selling at 8lc. @ 820. for if pret —Pork.—There was no marked tron in the market to-day, but the tendency was slight downward. Sales were made ef 500 barrels, mens, = $11 62 & $11 68%; and prime, at $8 62 oat yee inquired for, and new was held fae Bi Weyer pe t $3 75 @ $10, for mess; and The market for Lard was inactive. Sales only reached 200 barrels, at 7%0 a7\c for geod to prime. Butter was firm and saleable at old prices. Cheese was in fair expert demand, with sales at 544q. 8 6X0. eal Estate. —Salea to-day of Daukirk lots.— 2 lots on Buffalo stroct, betwoen Hast Third nnd Bast Fourth streets. $225 each, $450; 3 lots on Blk street, between Kast ‘Third and Hast Fourth streets, $143 each, $420; 2 stroot. botwoen Hast Third and East Fourth streets, $190 ench, $380; 3 loteon Blk street, bet Kast Fourth and Kast Fifth streets, $200 cach, $600; 5 lots on Kik street, between East Fourth and East Fith strents sz each, $1,100; gots ifth and East’ Sixt 2 is Dear street, between East Fourth and Fifth streets, $22) each, $890; 3 lots on Deer street, between Kast Fourth and Fifth streets, $240 each, $720; 3 lots on Deer street, between Hast Third and Fourth streets, $250 each, $750. Bi he market for whiskey was unaltered; but, if any thi: ly active, witl proof, Bu vaker. demand was pret 200 barrels at 29%e for high 200. for bio and Priso ge in rates, but the ew Orleans 63e; and small lots 85.0. ouacco There ia still an upward te market, with a fair a sal cases Connectiout months; and 14 do, Floride at 220. 400 for Polar. prevailed among holders to- xony fleece, feeling d sales were made of 8,000 Ibs. it, 4: BNO, Gas. “ius, ter Si 2400 Reading RRO, Be SNe, "ee 4D; 3,000 Pes 200 ae 35%, 15,AV do., 79; 19, ‘000 § 80) cha Morris C Canal, 2 Hoard—$3 (00 50 Lity KR bet wy, we’ RE 25 8) jad 4 Oe Reading Ri ¢ Vieksburg RR, 1 Ate Morris Cua, 513g: 1 Reading RR, Barwon 5 Nov, 18 —; MG. lock Board—$$,000 Maryland 6's, ime, 1usda: 8 G0 40, 10244 2.000 do, 10234 j sou Batrimore 6 120, 1207 Ise), 1027;; 1,000 de,” 103; 23 thante’ Genk, ras: 10 U: jank, 71343 30 York ‘aad C Cam- perland RR, 20 7-10, ‘Telegraphic Reporte. New Onreans, Nov. 18, 1850. The sales of cotton to-day have been 10,000 bales, being the largest business this season. Prices were firm at 13) — Aeocaeery Molasses has declined, 1,000 bhds ng oy id at 2340. A heavy frost on the 16th inst. did great ry bef to the sugar crop. Cixcinnais, November 19, 1850. Flour bas risen Sc., with # good demand. There is nothing doing ia grain. In pork, the tendency is up- ward, with a strong feeling favoring an advance over $3 76. Burraro, Nov. 19, 1850. The receipts during the past twenty four hours have been :-—Flour, 2,500 bbis.; wheat, 23,000 bushels; corn, 19,000 bushels. There js fair’ demand for Western flour. The market is without material change. Mi- chigan is selling at $3 76a $3 81. Prime Ohio wheat is in good request, with enles at 77279. The market for corn is lower. Flour freights are 750.; wheat, 2lc. Avaanr Nov. 19, 1850, Receipts since our last were—Flour, 23.000 barrel wheat, 15 OU bushels; corn none; ane; patton, 18,000 bushel Flour is in good demand. ready loes. Wheat is frm, with good ingulry for, milling. | Sales 5,000 bushels, at $1 24 for Gemesee. Corn is Sun, but prices oR. 1,500 bushels rye soldat 7éc. Prison whiskey ° On Wednesday evening, the Ldth inst., at the churol of the Ascension, by the Kev. Dr. B. J. Hal Mare and Catnanine Lay eldest daughter of ‘Nicho- las Haight, Erq all of this cit; By the Rov. Mr. D By racuse, to Miss Heuxw 1» of Liverpool. Engl On the 14th inst., 4a Brooklyn, by the Key Wm Lina, Mr. Bowano Micon, of New York, and Miss Brivina Cutven, ot Plymouth, Luzerne county, P: On the 18th inst, Eutew wif wife of Joha Martin, (baker,) aged 47 years, The relatives and friends of the family are respect- ited to attend her funeral, on Wednesday, the M.. from her late residence, a Ninth aven mo oy 0B bad famil; on Tesidence, oe ae Bacekiy, ‘ane bg (Wednesday) ¥, 19th inst, Mr. Jonw Conan Muten, bal af ibe. ‘arm of Bodenstab & Mii aged 36 you ‘Tho triends of the firm, as also William Tell "Tease, No. 6, A. D. 0. IL, are invited to attend his funeral, on at l o'clock, P.M. is late No. 47 Pitt street, corner remoing will be taken to Greenwood Cemetery for in- terment. On the 19th inst., Avs, wife of William Wilson, inthe of her age. ds and acquaintances of the family are r lly invited to attend the funeral, from her late No, 322 Bighth street. on Wednesday, Nov. ‘clock ing will be taken to dreen- fro On Mor th inst, Lrora B,, wife of Arthur Gcodepeed. Her remains will be taken to Hyannis, this after- sees, from Hadron, near Newark street, | MARITIM#& INTHLLIGE NO aptapeanp - of the Ocean 5 Steamers, | Port of New York, November 20, 1950, | som ene, 7 12) moon sere . 5a fun errs, 468 | nem war } Glearea. Ph. --y ee Ase. Bao Frapciseo, I T Smith: at (pat), Willianis, Haves, | es | Pat Soha, ew acts Bont Ont Trendn( Por sik M'Leod, Ira Boiller, tin, NC: BabRe, Fagen, Freel a Warren, Smith, eet on, Philadelphia, ‘ton Monday. Southerner, Dio? heel 074, Tie xin ea reed pe Lookout Shoals, ‘® signal with white Dameongers, it, iar “ mio lon 64 20, ” fiaged, with an X in her fore topeat thip Marathon, Tyler, Liver; | tsb peree caine FY (pitas hemor for Cadia, j The 1. has Sores heavy fond hae crossed the Git tee t tte —.. t wd ciate of vhe Cora rine rivameg & | day fr been Easterly for come days, but on Slot shifted to West, and Seite Maren te Ba BS ton ARsmtas, Oot 21—8w brig Dolphin, Dahlberg, for Bes MaLaea, more of Oot 18-8id Danish brig or sobr Venus, zit oe bees re Naseay, NP, Ost 96 Bark trom NYork Site’ Soria Oo eres ater shies | “rarest NYork: - "Mevag, foo ‘Mexican thicn'ne cdeoted bya ems me | ee TéAzr Prussian bark Borussia, NYork, 18h tees peiianie it ciety { eee eco rae fae fork oonxi.n, Oct 29—Bark Sharon, Eldridge, for Boston, 7 it the former pore the arrival we veeded.” Bark Savannsh, Crowell. Savannah, 6 days, with cotton \ikorram ax, Oot31—Duteh bark Stella Maria, for Boston, to Demill & ana rice, to Bt fm 4 i Bark Texas, WNair, “Sevanaad, 10 days, with cotton and fio Jamxano, Mla parka Re Tanta, (from reesserinticn af freightrens Wweaslenh pesetagne et ‘Pevae Dol ea ro oe eons 7 an whe withootten | por Te one eee and Ses alnsians he Sune meat moe | Bae sea re ASOT a Aten, WP rato Zi Praha, ook, rroungert i faa Breyis for 8 ida. te salt nest any? Oloride ¢ Boston, Nov 18—Arr brigs Rams Laces, Glascow, Tine tg sobre EB “Perry, do; Albion. Gilennee | efor wing cers, from Philadalgsie; lta, from" reed, | Se Kitts, om the inland of Se about Oot 1S, Svaudo, Cousins, Now Orloese: wasnt a 4 Belg Leontine nae Repewell); ‘Merrymas, 3 Na Sitkerrss, NYere Sta shi te REDUCED. rect hy Ay 4 dap etth alt 0d Deseer ts Gor razeal we Ne Neomith n. ola Field, Ema Lincola, Brae ae ee Chere, area cae rake a1 ea <a Stas ‘weather; oplit ouils, ato pean dla, Trot, das Crosby, ines een ee See Calais, Pow Pettigrew, Aux che Oct 21, Whitman, Emeline: sobre aia, Zodiac, King vail Se ee r,t Siellher & a and from Nentachor Roads, bark, Black Saw (rea Port Por opshadamsastamps Jacksonville, 8 days, | Tang foriNYork). Barks Union, Onk, Horsee, and brig by en ge Sty yay, Seat. ps Bo ee evening. recocobuest with the ‘Nov 18—Art Dantais & Lines. (oan “a4 k, — paecnoscabtond magenta Mt RDUCRD RATES OF TARE TO OnAGRE 288 found with mattresses sessecees BOOP wftom Patame te San Wranciaoe, in the faveriis aisamahip Sent Grecodile (Br), Young, St Martins, 90 days, with salt, to tidieton Co, hr Richard Cobden (Br), Morrison, Londonderry, NB, 22 B... Rg to ma ter. pete nia, Hobart, Savannah, 7 days, with cotton, to Pech Gen Lafayette, ——, Charleston, 4 days. Bebe Julia Pye, Chapman, Edenton, NC, ¢ Taye, with na- im, Hav Uae teonl hare a 7” Pease ii & ASVINWALL, 64 and 66 South st, vie wa prea eee OR LACKAMENTO CITY,—FIRST VESBRL, TO Sebr. "Pauline, Tilton, mot NC, 5 with naval | ne TO on the o eee tn ntitben . oe roe 3 4 mans of Warhivgion, NC fell overvonsd, td was drowned, poris> ‘ast alling bark, (27 imamedinte appliont Ban, of EoWarbington, N ebeie Rebecoa, Thurlow, | gra NG. 6 day, with naval a Li t, A! PI th, Ni ai See ene fee Fat Gt tert ico, 4 anys, with em Rico; sloop I H den, NYork. xpronD, Nov lé—Arr sohr Edw Franklin, Chur- buck. "Philadelphia: sloop ov adetta. ¥ NYork. ~ MEDICAL. aval stores. Newport. Nov l6—ai ‘im, Cudswerth, Warren Schr Mary Pewell, Williams. Wilmington, NC,9 days, with | tor the br Binek awh ations, ‘New Haven for TARM IRI RS— Do. ROARDEE aval oisrch. 17th is, carried away teresa Chath: dene B Carroll: Mors, Previdsnce for eatshogue’ | tiwe in the United. Staten bit on eae fa tot Peles Neco’, a ee mi fe ane oe pac cong ab yon ira ny ae payaleteres Wi-—Barks Bawd De ae Ate Allen, and 8ylph, Ryder, Bal- aM ewes evil soa timore for Bost Vite, 6 Key, ‘Schr Marietta Burr, Weorlam, Petersburg, $ Beer alice Seaman’ Baltimete, saya Schr Vietctie, allen, Provincetewn, 3 days, Sehr Hudson, Fost, Brunewick Schr Boy State, Ginx Pigeon for Portland, Bohr Cassandra, yerd, I nud sustained amt ty batter, Providence for N York: iehi Morey, Nickerson, do Henry Casto®, Heath, Nrot, bay ship Heion Augu York. rect failure of ER Bee ‘Ginbs, Ceshma: ae gu Beaterd. 3 3 dare. Rie coh ay W Weare Sure Pasion, Conter, and Martha, * or me, Ji wa sen: Bent Jenn Weioie ‘johnson, dame a re, 2days, en Tekh Mov -Shonke Senet, Soman: Mew) Fe See aera Schr Ellen Baker, Penning Sdaye. maDaLraca, Nov IT—Arr brige Narraquagas. Hinckley. | the lium an race shan pos ary Pormouth: america, Treadwell Falun; sab Saran Moore; | acielike amirecle w Bark Lowell. Freneb, ‘Cld sehrs Sarah Moore, Fre’ at be Ret, Bret Tone Mary Jano, Crammer, Nfork: steamer path, new, ship Todi, Vooe, . from Robbinstown, (before ovelt: “3 moot Nov 16—Arr schre Mall, Philadelphis, via F wees reheat tye BTalsass peg ate: | Rigen iT arbe Rule Alvany.~ SL seh angling, Loren! ‘At Dutel Vth, two herm brigs, one with a deck | Bee paren here Topcanotegeas, bat vetuired ms arin a emeaees De R. LAFONT'S FEMALE PILLS. a GaRTALN OUAR istarce. ” a bark, supposed afteraust at tri Lothrop, from Savannah, for all complaints incidental to fernales.—1 having ‘om che digiads orted yesterday Ss |W pontLanD, Nev 16—Arr igs, Hénover, York, Vhitadel; eet these eilip to Sis aoe Ant | phia: Ragle, Hopkins NYerk a Sobre, Sees, ml Nash, and are Her a ip Doreas : mca ice tne aha Karon roa m fiance, | Preeen« mi = all Yous), lilanchard,” stovile; ‘a Kiow Richmond, M’Konsle, Lubes; Nov 19—Wind during the day from WNW, and fresh. sohr Marievts Burr, Knapp, Te Marine Br Manxs, Nov 1 Old brig Urauua, Burt, NYork, bark Mil- parire ar ag Maruilln, Sort 2; poh ‘eval, ven Be sch vee "4 ‘: . NVork; 17th, sehr | Hudson, 001 ner Duane st. wat eee cent tomy Medes es, ikem MAGA | Pein A Aun Rich, Franklin, La; Waterman, Mobi riers B.—The above. medicines wil free of charge, by Pp Franchise, NYork. Passen| Arrived. soninting to Dr. Lafont. box margin ‘York Post office. CHARLESTON— Steamship Seathecnee—-Majer Wy W Morris Airived TtheBre Pesctny and sehr Pearl, NYerk. Clearead—Schr WR Genn, Bostor =s mily, ‘Sehre Minerva, and N Durfee Baltamore; Lieut Booth and lasy, Liout Culbertson and Smith snd. ‘iady, ‘Mowsrs JD Jobason, Br rriv eS ts Sone ras | eae B ‘colored = ae 1 fe; ActAibony loop Eawex, oe ste evn, | Sere ae ee W 8 aadesen, mer Bovtwick, M1 lecture on burgery bud diseases of the ig snd ee New England, wore Ais line “C Ustates soldiers. | 2 Mie thed. pao HY 10, fet from scarto—w0 pants so- ow, and Hemisphere, do; Living ey Lives Poo.— et shi jue! the West—Mrand Mrs ! ” Gioared 12th-“ships ‘Mary Adelie, Roman, and Saxony, | Radciife, Me Mekerna, Mrs MoKenma, 3 loa | ‘MoKenas, rateaY Sour Master McKenna, 2 Mirses O'Neil, all of Dablin, Mi id Mire New Bupvonn, Nov 18. Rice, of Liverpool; Mr Ward, of Birmingham; Dr Andrews, = a Henry Clay, Albany; Wm Brown, and No- Bark Cornelia, Indian Ocean. of Masrnchusette. Livenvoo1—bip Marathon—James Thowas and lady, C Walsh, Mrs Walsh, Miss Walsh, M H Hssiuok. Kee ite d piorabie dofeots, a. Impotency, Beesility, Be age Pou Nov 19. —I th edit [By Pyasingstock, NOrloans; “Srige Henrietta, pean eit tier Wise BM ce oP iste atti) Tobias, “it Fee TOWNSEND, ND, 223 Broeiwey, Nor 13 Foadick. A$ 0 Yom}, O Wursemberser. Arrived—Sehr Syren and Maria Fi hac ing oo) Sr Mantiva— Brig Leontine—Jacod A tt. i ariel albany; Sleops W ——————EEEEEEEee SHIPPING. OR LIVERPO@L—UNITED STATES MAIL STEAM ship ATLANTIC, Capt. Jas. Wost.—This steamehip wil (Mand Poinver, Yorks Ba Nov 13. Arrived—Drig Marshall, San Francison, 1 8°" Wanwicn, Nor 13. Azrived—Schr Union, Baltimore, ry itn the mails for Eerope, peslively, on Sear Foreign Mail the 7th, comber, joo! Derthy ae plating Bess: Hiv rica, for Liverpool, will close at Beaten eh the rest edo eld dee, Treatise” farniched to his pation's Fae Tae The eyazine 5 mu 4 Keae pes Bashi i S oom (oT Banange), Wednesday, Deh or 4 fenoqualled accommodntions for olegence female pein lands G1, the French Pro- mat, w or DWw'D. ements Letter mate Sa $f steamer Washington, for Say thamaton snd ae? iene K. COLLING, 86 il sonnet Pabisann io: DON TREAYMENT OF PBLY afew Bours, or veqotanie in. In constitutional: and det ry ere Loombine one there aro thousands i ‘be pre-paid at the absve office, to any part of The above Letter Bags are also at Kenyon’s, 91 Wall street, lence. Herald Marine “e iS MATL | STREAMERS BETWEEN X and Laverpool —The mh SUES |i oe Steaye ie Caprain Woot, Baur in Comstock ubacietrg Now 1PM. fish sapiain yee e Graton: evcenitaction aay ian riche” ena, ‘which ft rohey jeeia tee vette CE Poy Ft struction, 4 also in their enginey to ensue 7. Da yu ex) ed "m my complains ins speed; cir nooomm nder re Ella Pa a ee gh Ysiy’ an. Sem ew Tech te Leverpoet $901 exste. short John pald over York: RU Nash: Basiiey, te Tom » thous boned Cleared Brigs iatment. ins suerk =: oe oar Se weet freight mere Wier ie hours a will be attnobed to eaoh ship. = not be accountable for INSULTED ON ellanceas. jous stonos, or were » from London vo N York, with lone of erofsr, and the valve tl 90 3 th lat 32.8, lon 25 W, by the : with the fre) names im for renin ton of Boston, ceived, Ui N, SHIPLE ROBERTS & Le DRAPER Je # ronal il Gipioms ir iste ome, ‘uae Fulton oe ory! WOULD —y ens be ad vg Take cere of thy health a : S| Fewer fates Ney eee bi tem and Livery land and receive mails and pas. rk. ‘These vessels ourry s clons white light at their masthesd- froon on starboard fide—red on port PROM AMERICA, Africa, A. Rytie, from New York, Wedneoday, 20th No vember, plambria J. Laiteh, from Boston, Wednesday, 27th Novem 3 arara, J. Stone, from New York, Wednesday, 41h De “i F. G. Lott, from Bostom, Wednesday, 11th Decem Jadkine, from Now York, Wednesday, 18th N. Bhannon, from Boston, Wednesday: 25th De oe ‘ _ ‘A. Ryrie, from New York, Wednesday, Ist January, W. Harrison, from Boston, Wednesday, Sym Jano- Y ce from New York ot Boston to Lavorpoot, ta ares tare re arya ae you will aval <4 will av. mae fhe Base Fara, Long, a» Baltimore from 8t Domingo, r0- perte:—The orgi he Ext with the exeortion of the cap sod maa mane, low fever in St Domingo; she returned with only half m was seen 14th inet ashore om th , 20 or OY men st work upon her; (perhape ths , before reported at Long Branch). cum Hewny Las. delonsing to Messrs Tatnall & Las, of r e movin of Vobaatey Crook of Dy yarthen, iThook to raise 7, six 4 iy (ranted ~4 Senate we om nd Inttar $1080, Astrvey had bees Freigut will be ohacged Sa om specie beyond an amount for ort coat aa a "opentilt removed d she was pronounced seaworthy. Personal expenses. werent eae hae ‘An experienced pom board. All = fod tepatve ant fone fee long Praeciee fe this spec for stating that many eases oun Y rived yerterday pase through the Por (previously rreporiee Jo. Te ects st ve a they seer seach crt vale ‘across Pamlii PUT aww, se. 38 oad way effects resaltt s i crew left ina boat next morning the first of April next, the rate fsign by she aberve ‘sued t rs from Liverpool, will be veny materiall ne other ee te ‘eprly in the — ‘be eurprinsd Oe the emer ‘and rapititye ack. The echre for the wreck. auc prohably reached er oa. cha 13 Beat, usually stationed on Brandt Leland Shoal, to roplace another ww undergoing ight error im the reek Fought the ves t PAY.—DA. UORBITY, 9 DUANR &T. At Soutiameon somewited cm the treatment of certain rsday Vecein . c. et of parsage, fi AM Tottors mast’ pass through his oF paseage apply to FINGSTO NT Agent, 68 Broad w anil tor Havre, « woh Passe: "Th Baio Many Ritew—Schr James Neilson, ar Swansboro, NC, reports that the nf, capsired and Giemasted in the Gull, sed into Hatteras Inlet last July, has will take hes to Norfolk unser NO Cha koB—De MURPHY Nas Re ©. 2M Rovere it wireet, Chatham, were onsee he vay tt “hh aN i . La Greens ioh pireet, own street Mailed frie by widreseing ox 80 ANULDOTS, A SPR of privave disorders, least restr Arr at Warren, RI, 170h. for Providence, trom Sy Juiz 7s 40 pba on oil David 8 Ki ay pen Vcc ten enipy ‘To cocure fredg! yt oF pase 77 Went atront, corn fe ships, sve harks Be 10. 1800, Geo, De Specia oom pan: bill fire rebel, nd & wR, and very few oa Signed by the agente of the moet ‘be cigned : on in, Lavnb, NB. clon hefore che eailing od . 23, off Western Islands, America, Seabuy, N 'ton evraet, OF Grand street, and a the sereet. Al) aoneultetions NO) ONLY MONEY. BUT MFR SAVE OR Honver will forte: any eum, failing ve ewre mv tinder hin cary ner how leva fn Paw s are fave le Dispes- Phip Palmyra, Chi fr von Jano 5, for BTran- p+ y Fpm~y iY ines aap Ton a8 fa erent remedies, Ports. Doetor, se Oot Soles Gen Poster, for NYork, lg: rer ble. the ‘are, whioh Ree sme y hy Tg eottey | “TAPAS dees, one Caacteoons j vars Th 5aN)r8 y “4 in ie cortmin Anam ‘and Remert.— he ai f Wetore rusting (he ‘thet livae, ip the hy ae, mars et tb Bark Renily Wilder, ce m8 aa, ‘snd ipa rae it a "Rersrane, rive, tek ahd el we 8 achinaton. rita, Rontos, or Aes je ntion bite charens * Gurwen sa, Gat si Ferland, from Mae tne stores of & will be oparea toy Teen therality tian Prien nf wonveen