The New York Herald Newspaper, November 28, 1850, Page 6

er NEWS B BY TUE MAILS. Our Washington Correspondence. Wasiixevon, Nov. 26, 1850. The Preaident’s Messuge— (he Reports of the De- partments, &c , &c. The city is already beginning to fill up, and the daily arrivals of members of Congress give evi- dence of the near approach of the meeting of Con- teas. It has been determined, 1 understand, to send the President’s , in adv n+, fo the postmasters in New York, Philadejytis, Baltimore, Richmond, Boston, Providence, Aibaoy, Kochester, Buffalo, aad some other importiot points, to be delivered tothe newepaper pub!shers the momyntit is seat into Congress—the por'masters being telegraphed the precise time, by the depictment here. Tois is, I think, a better arroug¢menut than sending ex- presses, as was formerly dene. The whole mat- ter might, however, be ieft to the individual enter- prise of the diflerent newspepers. It was suggested to telegraph the message from here, but the project was abandoned, as, iu any event, being uasatisfac- tory—the telegraphic message lucking that official precision necessary for so important a document The message and rejorts will go in to Congress on Tueeday next. Tir Treasury report, which is made directly to Congress, does not accompany the message, and itis believed will net be ready before the end of next werk Of course, nothing definite can yet be known as to the contents of ths message and reports. None ofthem are yet compivied It is, however, very easy to surmise that the message, upon the impor- tant subject which 1 aow creating so much exeite- ment throughout the country —thanks to the exer- tions of the fanatics of toe North and South— will take precisely ‘he same ground 4s is taken in the President’s er w Mr. Collins; and that the patriotic ani monly stand te ken by Mr. Webster will be a ieacing feature ia the poli- ey ef the administration Next to this eubjec', policy ; end the count © Importance, is our foreign willexpect—and I do not think their expectaions will be disappoinied—that a bold end firm stand will be taken against Euro- pean ercroachmests on Uns counne: The mes- sage will doudtiess sie fe President's views, at length, &s to bis uiorrstandiog of the Nicaragua treaty. and set at rest, stovce and forever, the in- famous pretensions ot Log and and her nigger all; che King of Musquie weer ally, think it proban! the present rate of eet of a reduction in we, to a uniform three cent rate, will be recomended by the Postmaster General ; but it m+y form the matter for another report during the cession. With the example of Ergiand before us, we ean scarcely hesitate as to the't benefit of cheap postage, and the success which is certain to follow such « move The Secretary of the Interior bas been so re- cently inducted into ofiice, that he will scarcely have time to make a very elaborate report - sides, his predecessor made 4 great numberJof re- commendations, which were unacted upon the last session; and M ri will probably content him- self with endor Z such of these as he approves— leaving other matiers for future reports Mejor Hobbie, the First Avsistant Pestmaster General, resi; ned his othes imnediately after his return from ew York He sull, however, con- tinues to do the duties of the Office, but will leave immediately after the meeung of Congress. His successor will be a Southern man. Notwithstan ding removals which have been made, the pack of hungry office se ekers appears to be as formidable ax ever—stll ive.” “here is not one of these ** patriots” who is not ready to swear thet (he suceess of the whi party at the las: Presitential election depende: upon his own individual efioris, and that it will go to ruin unless he is appointed to Mr. Schenck, at prevent a member of Congress from Ohio, will go us Charge to Rome next spring. Vv. Purtapetrnia, Nove Jenny Lind and Robbers Acquitted—Burglary, §c. The tickets for Jenny Lind’s concert this even- ing are nearly all sold, avd there is a brisk run for ber 27, 1850. posed Mail her Comerts— those of Friday and Saturday evenings. The pub Ue do not, however, eviwer any symptoms of that insane curiosity to see and hear her that was ap parent during her last visit She will not regret this, however, for the tuinult that was excited in front of Jones’ Hotel, on her first visit, was suffi- cient to create disguet, so flagrantly were all the rules of etiquette and gallantry towards a lady vio- lated. She his kept very quiet all day, and refus- ed to receive visiters. Some of our citizens feel tygrieved that $4 is the lowest price for a concert ticket here, while €3 wes the mioimum in New York; and consequemi'y several Vague rumors have deen put in cireulaty n (to-day, wiih a view to hinder the sale of tickets One © that she was eick and would not sing, ond evother thet a girder sup porting the floor of the Musical Faod Hall, gave way last eveuing, with the immense throag listen- ing to the Rev. ) Perg’s sermoo in answer to Archbishop Hughes’ creourse on the decline of Protestantism. Of cours nese reports are all felse, end will hardly deceive any sensible person. Her voice to night will, undoubtedly, rekindle the enthusiasm to her hearers, both in and out of the hall. The saloon having streets on three sides of it, gives the outsiders an excellent opportuatty to listen to the warbling of the Nightingale, and while there is fo muc bh ennowty in poor human na- ture, there will be a crowd to hear all they eaa. A be autiful little clipper echo: was launched this morning, and honored with the name of Jenny Lind. The trial of the aileged mail robbers, before Judge Kane, in the Uniwd States Distriet Court, terminaied about noon lo-day with a verdict ac- quitting all five ot the a: ieudants he charge of Judge Kane wee a very fair opinic , and proved that he was convinced of nee of the prisoners, or, at least, i y of the evi dence. The main witnes * provecution be- ing aman of noted bod character, his evidence wes t by the alibi sworn w t nesses of the defence Th pon Was #0 beastly drunk ¢ vie night of the robbery, that he Was ince ve of parneipating in the erime The store « N South Seeord reetiwes em ere, who, by the brck way, gained th y (the beck part f the store, aud prying ot the bars, lowered Ives down to t t ath. They arried off about £5 ‘ is, principally white and biue silk ve . Our Baltimore Correspondence. Ba &, Now 27, 1850. Colonel Bentor 1. Murdoch Colonel! Benton and a companied by enersl \d ved here ast might, having come fiem Pittsburgh, ov+ neW express route, on the Baltim honna railroad, ria Hollydaysburg wa, They expressed hemeeives delighted wih the new route, both as to convenience, comfort, wud ‘in Mr. Murdoch has so tur recovered from his re- ent ction as to be able elphia, accompanied by bin f eave for Phila- rt Message of the Governor of North Carolina, Frem the Baltimore Am-ricaa. November a7.) The subjoined extract from the message ot Gov- erpor Meniy to the Legisioiure of North Carolina, DOW in session, exhibits th position of the mod rete men of the South, who, cleaving to the Unien, do yet demand # fair and faithfal obger- vance of the guaranties of the consticution The oltrsists of the bh, those who advocate eecestion and clamor for disunion, have sufli- cient method in their madness to wait their time and to take no over stepe that might precipitate matters to © premuure crisis: for they confidently expect and believe that by a continuance of egits von the slavery quem tion, they will sooner or Liter have the whole South with them. Pisying into their bonds, the parti cans of Seward and Joho Van Buren, that is to eay, the abolitionets of the North, are bent upon keeping up the excrement, und they find their ra lying point in the Fugitive > jaw —the repeal of which they will inceseantly urge The conservatives of the Union may see, if they will take the trouble to look, who are the adversa- ries that they Love to contend with. The two 8 of Norther) and ot Sou bern ultraists hos- “Me to one apother in everything cise, et work- ing together for a common purpose desired by both union. But let us listen to the voice of North Carol —a State not given to extremes :— ipirit of diennion, heretofore confined te some par- tiewler a Lt pen po 7 a an ex: ym and str in vised coumtoreation, of the rour ef freedom and friends -of the Ui ae Soe = lond i sirite, Jet un take or lot nor pa jon of the States The leet to come sotavo the aay be che Inst to leave the Cnien, te Lum appreciation of our rights, | ands further rice fe deemed certain, ef Qlshoner, As o'Southern pony of the Union, we have rights which are ours by the constitution; ours by compromise, and by the supreme laws which ‘hese will never be surrendered. We take othe mahege Southern destiny. We have patriotic statesmen of the North that 'o8, the masses Of the people are soun 4 are Opposed to in the free ‘Sta upon the pe ot negro slayer: dirturbing the institution as it exists: oye) ) svoicntiens aoe to @ body of fa tible for numbers or respectability. a ns the e Union Of these States, let them see toit. patriotic masses now rise upin their strength ay ut down the treason and rebellion which ace exp! nd Ing and rioting in their midst. We offer but let the staid and sober sense of our peopl calmness which they ever maintained midst abortive efferts at agitation, be to pairiots everywhere s solemn warning, trumpet tongued, when North Caro- lina does summen to the Tercue, that the Union isin red alliance, nay, Nati¢nal Union of noble people in peril of being distevered and broken up by 8 of runaway pegroes, and their crazy allies !! How humiliating the contemplation !!!"” Gov: Qurrman anp THe Cunan Exrepition.— The U. S. Court, at New Orleans is proceeding to demand the presence of the Governor in that city, to answer certain shatgee there preferred against him regarding the Cuba expedition We believe the whole to be frivolous and unfounded, and intended by the Fillmore administration to effect ulterior political objects. The Governor, however, is ready and willing to undergo any exemination when his official term éxptres, and will voluntarily do so now, if he can lawfully absent himself from the seat of government with- out detriment to the public interests, and in obe- dience to the requirements of the constitution. We do not believe he possesses the power to do so. There is a qnestion of State sovereignty in me matter, which we desire to see pa Pa legislature would certainly have the ng to ra the Governer, but were he to place himself volun- tarily beyond its jurisdiction, in the hands of the authorities of the United States, it might be i possible to obey the summons. President Jefler- son refused to attend the trial of Aaron Burr on grounds which pertained to the necessit oft his presence at the seat of government, and the posi- ion of resistance, which he took’ at that time, ought, we think, to be sustained by every ‘State, in regard to their chief magistrate, who is em- phatically « portion of a State’s sovereigaty.—Juck- son ( Miss.) Mississipyran, No. 15. From Nassav.—The bark Mangola, Haskell, master, eleven days from Nassau, with cargo of ship Lehigh, wrecked on Bemini Island, arrived here, yesterday. She brought the following pas- sengers:— Captain James Stewart, of late ehip Le- high; Wm. Bird, John A. Condit of New York, agents for underwriters; Theodore Parmantier, of New Orleans —New Orleans Pucaywne, Nov. 19. DEATH OF Hon. / Amos E Woop, or Onto.—The Cleveland Plain Dealer announces the death of Hon. Amos Wood, member of Congress from the Sixth District of Ohio. He was elected, last spring, to fill the vacancy occasioned by the death of Hon. Mr. Dickinson. CITY TRADE REPORT. Wepxrspar, Nov. 2 Asuxe—-There was a downward tendency in the market for pots, with only limited demand. Pearls continued firm. The sales comprised 100 bbls, at $6 81M, and $6 a $6 06% for both descriptions respec- Urely.” "The exports from the Ist to the Zith inst , reached 2210 casks, against 1,196 during the same period last year, he market was firm, with sales cf 1,700 Beeswax — Ibs. prime Westera yellow. at 240. cash. Breavstwrrs.—Fiour.— Prices of State and Western flour had a declining inclination; and the market for the common grades ruled strongly im favor of purcha- sere. The demand for investment was good, but for the Eust and for export, moderate. The better grades were held firmly, and were in active request for the the loesl trade. The receipts, were very large. Some fourteen thousand barrels domestic flour have Saas hands, including No 2 yoy at $4 18% — common to straight Btate at $4 6235 a ‘o ix? mixed to straight Michigan and Indiana, st $4 76 @ $481; pure Genesee at $5; fancy Genenee at $5 1234 a $5 3736; fancy Ohio at $5 18% a $5 O73; and extra Ohio and Genesee at $5 37% @ $6 50. Tm Canadian there was no special chaoge, but generally, the market was heavy. The tales foot up 1.400 barrels in bond, at $4 6235. Of Southern flour the supply was not large, while the demand was fair, and prices steady. Some 600 barrels seld at $5 a $5124 for {mixed to straight® brands Alexandria. Baltimore, Georgetown, and Petersburgh city, and $5 25 a $5 75 for fine. The exports ot wheat flour from the Ist to the ‘26th inst, were 197.900 barrels, against 55 400, at the same peried last year. Nye Flour was in good jest, to errive, with ales cf 100 barrels, at $3 6234. Corn Meal was rcarce. and tn fair demand. A lot ot 100 bbis. Jersey sold at $8 12, and 300 do. prentrwin at $3 Sh Duchwheet Goutinved In demand, with sales of Crom- well & Birdeali’s extra, in qr. barrels. at $1 60: in boxes and eighth bbs. at 87}sc., and in bags. at 62540, Alro, Holts extra. in barrels, wt $3.50 a $425, and in quarter bags, at 6: The. ‘Wheat ot prime quality wee beld firmly,and the inquiry was an ery active, common however, ‘and the thing, vored the bi ayer. There was a fair business doing in Canadian, at steady prices Th sales of the day aggregate 25 000 busbels Canadia: good to prime white. ot 51 05 a $106%; 6000 bush prime Genesee, at $121; 1.200 bushels common do., at $116; and 1000 Fy hels good white Southern, at $1 093;. Rye was y, with bushels, at 76 # 770, closing ri with more cifering. Barley was in moderate requost and tcarce. with r#les ot 1,500 bushels 2. Jge. for Jersey There at also Bouthern, at 41 8 4 fully i; to the have not varied The market was pparently hela, at TOc. for old mixed Western Southern Se: and * for new Canvire, as 9 of 250 boxes et months Corvee Brazil was in iair demand for the trade, with rales of 300 bags atilall%e. The stock of this deneription was light, and prices tend id wp 1 Corren —Market without chang isles of rheathing were made at 205 a ae. + er) yellow ann at 164¢0 , eix months. orton —The enles, to-day, were 750 bales at our quo- tations Livan root Ci aaarication, Orleans, Sto bur . = §=— —- s— wos Dav Goors— There in very little moving in the trade. The searon is now over for any large activity in connection with the internal trade of the eountry, and the demand for exports to foreign countries is ‘The California demand for clothing is ac- tive, end large shipments are making in that direo- tion. The inst adviews from San Francisco, were of a able advance in the prices of clothing, with which ir stimulating consignments. Bienebed and unbleached shirtings and eheetings are tu light 4emand in this market, but prices are Arm at the com- cement of the New Year. Some few large pur- es bave been made in anticipation of this Stocks are very email in corrparisen with former \t thie time Drille are light in stock and in demand, with much tenacity in prices, which must advance with the lightest inereare of inquiry Ossaburgs ané bagging ehow rome Southern inquiry, buc the steoks are very srall, pr and deficient in assortment; oes are strengthening Denims are in quiet de- ¢ from the sicthing trade, with no stock of any | pee and are buoyant. Btripes are firm. eith little prevent inqul clothing trade. Li and wanted; the higher grades are dull ena better Inquiry for cotto: tock of which is much reduced, and price fequently are buoyant quest, great " firm, ae on the recurrence cf an early period, th al to the supply of Printe show 1 trade. anticipatin The stock is exceeding!: ayes sre out of the market altogether demand bar been eetive om tices remunerative. and is yet i Tices ate firm. teason to hoop clothe are advancing, Battinets sre quiet, as ra is ® full one, and how an increasing | proved, however, Uneeimeree are dull, A considerable stock. _.. Ss y at with but a aight during the Inet two or three days. ond prices rather less firm. wit! feme transactions in cashmereta are reported, anti- aquiry, cipatory of © revival of nd at higher rates, Tweede chow & diminished inquiry, with a continued free supply of goods, and prices are not eo firm. Biankets are inactive. Fiannels are in fair request, at very full prices Bhawis are in steady tive re ww and pricessre firm. FF; deman ne very inactive, w in firet bende, remeatoinpg over for the next season. French goods of al) kinds are not much tnquired after at prerent brocbé Paris shawie excepted which are wanted. There ore, hosever. rome conriderable sales of new ftyles French aed making to artive atan early period, fer the spring dem Belgian and German cloths are in request, for the cloth trade. to aed the Sonthern and California * Yorkshire goods, m ‘e but portation, y because the y goods must come Teras, | out at much higher prices. ‘The prospectsof the tr es to prices. are very good, but can only end ‘walntained otintil excertive cost of raw of wool have 1: jealized last week were publish wools, which were alread: price Ane. 3 ere rtrevgt time, murt advance trom the all suppl; ker of foreign wool will not be suili jor the dee me jes of wool, which are more plenty than the in- ferior grades. Fratuens.—We noticed no alteration of moment in ices. pee ee arto the. Western live geese sold at 340 Fign ore lots of dry cod were relling at $2500 $2 oy wv mackerel, some 750 barrels have at $10 3735 tor No.1; and $9 3734 for were dull and pominal, ‘or Liverpool the engagements’ were it steady rates. Of four 3,000 barrels were grain at 4d. Heavy goods were Its. 6d, Cotton ™~ engaged at $1 001 . Fruit —The market wos steady for bunch raisins, with further sales 011,500 boxes Some 50 were sold at $675, Havana oranges were in steady requeet, at $6 60 per barrel. 50 casks Zante currants sold at T3¢c for new. Hain.—A lot of 6,000 lbs, Rio Grands sold at 18c.— six montbs, Hors —The market was very firm, with sales of new crop Eastern and Western, at 18c. a 25c. per “ Invico,—The sales since our last are limited to 20 cases Bengal, at private bargain, and a few cases Bepiia a) 80c.—six months. jen of Eastern at $1 68% a $1 76, cash, whieh was am improvement. Pe co .— Since — Ja Seve _ sales of 3,700 pigs iesouri; at $4 023; a $ cas! Lowe —The arrivals (f common Rockland have been pretty large, but with a govd demand— prices were sup- ported, Last sales were 85c., cash. Mo.asers —There war no alteration in rates. The ralen add up 100 bhds. Porto Rico, at 230 a 30c.; and 75 bhds. tart Cuba molasses on terme mot ascertained, N t common Wilmington the sales were 300 barrels, at $1 46, delivered White rosin was stents at $275 a $375 per 280 lbs Last sale of spirits it 49c., cash. Rough turpentine was scarce, and tive, oe OF whale we hear of no sales. Linseed wasin good demand. with a firm market at 82 8c. in casks apd barrels from store, at which 4.000 gallons sold. Sales of 1,500 gallons lard oil were made at 68c. for city fa ‘novisions.——Pork--Mess was selling freely on spe- Prime sold to were disposed of at $11 02 for mess for prime. Beef was in steady requ 250 barrels at $9 25 for river me extra. Beef hams were more sales of 350 barrels part at $14 per wiekieg hems sold to arriv La sotive and held eon” MA lot of 196 barrels w were ag A of at 7% & 7c. Butter and cheese were steady and #1 ble. The exports of - visions from the Yat to 20th instant, am 11,228 barrels and Lea kegs, against 16,096 Sarcivand 10,189 Kege during the same time last year. Rear a, og by auction to-day have been as annexed :— Howse and lot 212 peomaets street, 26x92, $6.66 214, . 220 25x86, $7,650; do. 230 ds. 25x85, $800, 4 Place, 25x92,'$6.400; do 18 do apx02, , $0,100; 4 Lote hh 21x100, $3 060 each, 2.000; house and lot 216 Elizabeth street, 20x91, STs; do. 217 do. 23x92, $3,760; do. 53 amity ttreet, thane, & 200; do. 1 any Place, 22x128, $6,925; do’ 80 Amity ‘street, 26: $8.2 Rice. — With a gocd inquiry, there were sales to-day of :00 casks ordinary to fair, at $3 1246 a $3 2734. Sa17.— Sales were made of 1,100 sacks Liverpool fine, on terms not aseertained Brxp.— Old and new clover sold in lote at 7o. a 80. per Ib_ Timothy remained without ehange Bain: A parcel or 4.000 Curacoa goat sold at Séc. a 5To , 6 mon. Srinrts —There was less Sirmners in the market, and the supply was better Some 250 barrels changed bands at 280 a 28%c volectag heavy at the inside rate for Obio and Prison. Drudge was nominal at 27}¢0. « 28c., with emall ee 8vcans.—Holders have been v. firm. with a stock reduced to 2,697 hogsheads, and 4,680 boxes. In the New Orleans market prices have advanced an eighth of ® fore of er ib. The transactions to day were 100 hoge- heads New Orleans at 6%0., and 50 hogsheads Porto Rico at 6X0. Tattow was very quiet at 77%(c. a 8e for prime. Tix — Further sales of 200 slabs Banca were made at 2e , 6 mos, Tonacco —The market remained very stiff. with sales of 60 cases Florida seed leat, and 37 Connecticut do. at private bargain. MARKETS ELSEWRERE, STOCK SALES. First Board—$2100 Wilmington City 6's, 87; $1000 ing Mort DIM; 80 do. 20 ; io Viekosegh, Nit Gold Co. 2, Telegraphic Reports. Bautistonr, Nov. 27, 1850, In flour there is but little doing, boyers contend for lower prices, ony Cecline. Corn rules heavy, with sales at a decline of Lcemt per bushel, Aunany, No Receipts since our last - Flour 22000 barrels; wi 12000 bushels; corn 2000 bushels, barley, 6 00 b ele. The flour marke’ but inactive Sales 7,000 bushels tee. at 980.0 090. Oats are de. a 43K0., and pri- ecn whiskey at 280 T ceelimemmammmentientiatiteteneien datentiahbitaibe aterm eentettiareniel et My, the Rey. D. Bacon, D. D., a tee Pravons Many, daugh- ter of Wm. Finn, B “nll ot Brooklyn On the 26th inet. in St. Peter's Church, Albany, by ev. Horatio Potter, D D. the Rev. Vasvenvoont ¥, Reetor of Trinity Church. Rockaway, son of the William Bruce, Erq.. of New York, to Jucia, | daughter of the late George W. Stanton, Esq, of | Albany. On Wednesday, No Roorer T, Brann, Be Died. On Tuesday, the 26th inst., after a short and painful in years, daughter of Fre. i. B. Bryan, counsellor at lew, of the elty of On Wednerday, the 27th ef Nov, at 12 o'clock noon, Fiszanern Goprrey, aged Tl years | The filends of the family, and those of her son, E trey, and son-in-law, Oliphant Christy, a lly invited to attend her fu ‘s, No 80 avenue D. | 28th inet one o'clock P. M removed to the Evergreen cemetery for inter | On Wellnesday, 3 . in age. Cr ances H.W y o Ja ; Willis, deceased, and grandson of the late Colonel D. A Webster, are retpectfully invited to attend the from his uneli dence. 23 Hester atreet , the 29th. at two o'clock P.M. His remains ill be takem to Greenwood cemetery On thy Ben. og end friends of the family, and those of bis coms. Robert, Jt., James 8. and George, and also those of bis some in-inw, Henry Anderson and Henry W. Monroe, are rewpectfully invited to attend the fonerel, on Friday, the 20th inet, at halt-past two o'clock from hie late residence, No 186 M iT street. His remains will be taken to Greenwood cemetery for interment At New Rochelle, on Wednesday morning, Nov. 27, Crranras W, Beacons, ton Of ». njamin Sencore, in the 2th year of his age | The relatives \* late residence in New Rochelle, at two o'clock in the 06 son Tuseday eee. the 26th inst, at Chelsea ife of Dr. Charles Chase. and Mace. Paiscuta W daughter of Bnoch James, Raq , Deer wife of the lete American Charge to Chili county, Mo , Zlst of Oct., Ricriano Sivtws, im his age. Mr. Simms was a Revola- Barto In the 0th year of when pony ‘was enoamped ley Forge, and was in the battie of Brandywine other eagegemente during the war t Ban Franciseo, California on the 8th of October, short illness im the 28th year of his age, Bess. Hows, of Harlem. New York wint Lea a 3 ee | ve | a Warehem. cia, O'Neil, Phitadelphis, arrived, Ship Forme, Fille, Mavens, 9 days, with sugar, @o, to M Tagtor B vs yee unter, er Tampa Bay, 11 with go. ‘The KM eld from New York os 97, a made the porerge out ia Gaye, aad heme in li, 26th ins, gart | } fine friends of the family, also of Calvin Sweeney and oruing of the 27th inst foment Cuanies, | ‘nd friends are reapectfolly invited to. sttend hls funeral on ‘Thursday, the 25th, trom bis | » At ary ae was engaged in service during the | of 177 off the jhe Fichionde, wes trasboard Ship Galena, Veuve, New inet. eb ia mee indee, to jark ). Paris, chen berlain i A Berk Blisabeth for; oer Mory D, oe 8 day out. bt bours. of ie. t, Beston for Aux Ca: brig. Mea ‘ala of Bath, henoe for Chagres, zd, lon 69 40, spoke scar J Holt, from — for Ja ren tate by oehr, who stove ia Orleans, 14th, and the bar 1sth a leadapaounpenanin cotton, ke, icant, 48 days, with wine, Ro, to aol, oer wa Mond Oct ¢th. ait. ° om 7108. the fore mast and head Demings 1% a rales from N'to NE, ¢ Mone elas. epoke rig Sele 7 Eaton (of Beoteiphen) | tsa Neuvitas, ‘bh mahogeny, sian Roberts "sei Solow | CBr), Five, Bermuda, 1 Prisg ‘with hides, to 5 Boston), Yates, Jacksonvillo, 9 days, Br wis deena ah to ED Hurlbut & Co. Rom, Eavenvah,7 days, with cotton, &o, oe bet mn r . Se ea io, Briggs, Wilmington, NO, 6days, wi te masta Grazicr, Gardiner, Me, 5 days, with lumber, DC Foster, Canfield, Laguna. with logwoed, and last feous Barsegse bees hess Hoe re J2th ings, to G Donal at Louisine, Smith, from Demill & Co. naval stores. “Bche Elmer P Lake. Lake, Bohr T Jones, Dayton, Sehr Westover. N yeeets = oo Sh inst, sh Behe Amanda, Robins, Philadelphia, 8 days, bound to N jarvis, Nanticok ay Simonton, ees ag with coffee, &e, erleston, 5 dave, with oott e pecianees 8 hesey'gnis Seby Geo J Jones, Look, Savannah, 7 days, with cotton, to Sehr J DeRossct, Brewster, Wilmington, NC, 5 deys, with ‘Schr UL Baylis, Tooker, Havre de Grace, bound to Ware- ache Dwight Davieion, Terry, Virginia, bound to Pair DEthe Minerva L Wodmore, Wedmore, Virginia for Now from on ‘her iy 2 this city. Bos- L at Bes | [orl lays. ary Barnes, hr Mary B Jewett. Depuy, York Ri 4 Behr CF Rock well, Pulsiny or, 3 days. Phlindsiphi, 34 aye FRumoll! Ne ates Cleared—fhip Stepbandi, Barkley, Atlante, ce oay Od a i Tone. ‘Belre Alum re 24, 3 F Howlan: Letter Bags it Dew 8 the Paciti E ), on Sati e worl ‘The above Letter Rags are v4 ed—Sehr Peru, eet Art och» Mary’ W ise, sReclathectefor for York # iy Elisa, Invis Enterprise, rae Bavens; H ary Al a Hier Provic en, NYor Penney! gallant yard ¢ nehions brot en. Onscon, Cook, ot ¥ eplis maipeail, insail. rmudn, montbe tack In Bherin Lyne, 7100 iin wh ofl, Zawribar sid ij, te J 0 de t Derter, 24 mate 1 t Copang. it 2b, int os (er IPE New ones m herm brie steering white apa Fea borivon py. 17, —_— the or Maran! Brig Titering (Pe) of Hel hia, via Navean, 3d inst, off Naser eee Btey oe. wot pen Hee a8 te, be Mu ov 18—Barks ee do, phiay ARIRO, Oot SY ate Pea ‘Sth; brig A aot: Rov 6 mar oe LBARY, ey py I *t Wiieite ang B Arsived—Gebe Sewell, Boston. Sisters, from Eptiodelohie tow California, Saturday Bolen and vite, Dr A W F Mitehe! Foreign Matis. ten: Will clove ae th Br urd! In port, the vessels above reported, ochre Eurotas, Delaware, Mary, prace aw in, Tor ", ia, Rodicott, de; 3 Mealing, Liverty Orbors, €0. en * ‘the spars, wp in the bay ana taken to Gloucester. # back, proves to be Whaiem fe Straits, July 81, cri foo, Meprige Rites Walt, from from, Per capisis Schr ane, Hopiine, Petersvury, 9 tayee m Bloop Decp River, Lechiand, Saybrook. Nov 27—Wind at surrise, calm; meridian, SW, and sunset, BW, and fresh. Maghts Telegraphic Marine —_ Cleared steamship Cambria, Scary ‘Bilon A Par- sons, Sacramento e180: ate ee net Fenner, Biles ak Lor, Se Bae ray Teas Bacon, Nov z.. gilenred—Bark Amason, Matanzas; sehr Lamariine, Gi on _ Cavats, Nov 18. Arrived—Sebr Eeepar: NYork. eegeier te rit th land Philadel hag Sad hermano =, Nov 24. Sailed—Bcbr Rosamond, Baltimore. Riven, Nev 25 Pe Arrived—Schrs Nancy Bishop, Philacelpbis; Amanda, Al- aby. Norvorx, Nov 25. Sld by Freak, NYork; ohh Bane Prince, bound for we 3 —~ in for eupplies. EDFORD, NOV 35 Indian and Paoihe Oceans; bark Provroenor, Nov 26. 3 Exes ila, Albany Alban: 7, Philadelphia. eaten A Livennoon ann gw Phim hip SP atiele, tom from Bos- Phi DrCa $8 Gil- Blioxcn, ot yy Dental olm. of M 4, of at aeten LR Street, of ad Henerst. Ww Poe Montreal, r Sex Bird, for Rio Janeiro and Pieeting Room (67 jock. joe, tony part of Konyon’s, 91 Wall street. ale Herald Marine Correspondence. Kvosnrown, Nov 22. a J ober on for Poruand. 10: for Cherise, Hanni- Bangor for N York; Portland, with loss of anchors off and brig Alfrod Sheek tae Laara bow pe Hurd, ‘atriot, pg, Sarah x ‘ary, — rt a Yorn Henrie! Beiter Bilin NBe ‘Tamartine, F, Dighton. “John'a afvert, Barware, NOvleate: sohrs Mereares, dns, Havens, Pro- ee, Gree ad plat aadfour or rigging were picked Holmes’s Hole, from Bonaire for (. had very heavy weacher; eprang fore mast and | Petre eplit from St Jago for Bos. es" MA heavy weather on the passage; lost fore sail towed which wae lost Senn Anoves, of Frankfort, at Danvers from NYork, lost deck load of eval in the enie of 16th inet, ene Com Preble, Lamphier, of ely "Test ana) 13, Monteruma, Allen, N ruiee. 3¢ at mal 22) for Honoluls, main vopgallant mi trees were gone, and westerly. showi: femal b in red, wee eon eb at a i bare tom Jamaica for pra Prince for Baltimore, for Boston, Sth inst, a Avenger, of Boston, from Jacmel for NYork, Sd inst, o Fezeret, .-{ gene from NYork for Porto Rico, abt ort ad brig Chateworth, Bar- veoels inport. Brig Coral, Hill, diy 4 Pi 3 at arr (see Y ith, and sid nest any for St in Benson, had for NYork a nit arr; 7 Japon jem, Galinghor, for fow ox for an —Brig vend ‘vast eon deny gb, Marelion, eats ‘ere e ‘Gracy Nov 2—-No Am vesvels (n port. ot8 (additional) Brig ‘Col Chern! wy he Fndaitional)—Be brig Ariel, dise, for iy ed Boston, a ie ra Foe, for Beton ape hy Baris: Baisimora, brig, Ct acariobeas a iva Pa Tameky nOsaby, ateetd, x Seis zee Soata Graz (av ponced Gu Cuba) a 5 Noy 21—Sld sohr United States, Crockett, eeekeal cut Bi tet Sista eer 26—In port, schr Southerner, Baler, ra voy 21—81d sobre J & Tard, Philadelphia; 80; on, Baltimore; Nathan do. rig Mid BR ail a empira, do sshrs Pru, Magnolis. Tangent, Tyrone, Catia Equity, EH Smaith, uM ‘Jeaking, Mary Arr ochrs Henry: Cotton, Philadelphia tor Boston; jottrell, do for Portiand. Rainbow came off “ner without damage, after disg hrs Charles A Han: “Sen Keanabie, Oliver, NYork for Bath; Giraffe, Emerson, Bo oArr brig Kareia of Bath), Smith, Pt Petre, Gang, vie 8 Martine. for Breton (see Miscell hayes aes orton Julis Bebe ( k, Bonaire for Newburynert Azo, Crosby: NYork for Mastports Sevan Matilda, Genn, do ehaen—arr| brig Enoch Bonner, Morton, Port au Prinoo for 1 Bring Protection, = babe for Calnia; coger iste do ur in, Arbecns, York for Boston; for Plymouth; Isabella, Turner, do for Gardiner. toss. PM, the adore and s Julia Ford, Rainbow, Jeppy Lind, Maro; ‘Hill, Dolphin, Mayflower, Mary Jane, 4 went: ennedec Giraffe, Gregem, Jul [nty-¥. Nov %—Sld bs3 Pizarro, NYork , sohrs Am Belle, Baxter, from NYork for Bos- tons Daria ocx Batt, Sed Perino, Handy, Albany for de; Bijsha Brooks, Hinck! ek. SPM Nothing seer than s sohr has his afternoon, several of jot'a vostel cf any description now In Nov 19—Arr ships schions, Rice, N York; bark Geo pK Mgr > m (Se), Pons’ Havens. Nov (gr), Sarees, port, sehr bros 0 ‘O'Neil, from Philadele Nov 21—in port, w' Juan J do York: echrs brains Fotsr a ee auateceadon, | Eaton Epremes, Moeze: Sarah ‘and Butler, Tid- fetta for to; Glendon, epee it ‘Baltimore, PM—The is nd it is sno} eed, with “ue wind NE, and te winterish. ov ew Onzeane, Nov Tear amin" cnrait, Kola, Ln Pe By iy Lg Ly in the up and Gates Mir0%, Macutas pens, and Beat the eggs aitare steamy rite mish, Matagorda Bay alsne be a ‘hompeon, Port= a . land; barks Ledi io Tae Vila, Havade; Bapive’ Chandler, Boat Norrorx, Noy 23—Arr pohr O Coles, Davis, Boston, via N York (not as before, 2Mth—Arr Alle ou Lowell, Baker, Boston; 25th, schr B Sta- ge pase Dow Geer, NYork for Tonkin Avery: Altangs ith, Bivire, Neg for “Norwich: Clotilda, Gildersleeve, Alban: Prenties, NYork. Sid 25th, prop Bhetuckes, York; sloop > al . Coit, do. “Bares, ‘Nov SoS bark ‘Hy Trowbridge, Whittle. Ria Benvonn, Nov 25—Arr sobre Planter, Jane, Sg TH yews ‘Albany; Sarah, NYork. Sid schr Henry Clay, Nye, ‘ork. Eitan, Nov 26-—Arr barks Merrimac, Bangs, Bos- ‘Oak, Ryd re, Lewis. do: brig Aovmn, Hard. Lawrence, Crowell, do; sohs 2 Dickerson, Corson, N York, Sing: Jas Hand, Weaver, Cisepeten, Bowen, WP N ig Token, Lae rat Bangor for N Elleworti sid tes, Matansae; Kechabite Tiate vehi). Loring, mon, Nov 2%—Arrsohre bed HL Mailler, Price, N York; Godeey, Frenoh, do. Cid ship Courier, Dewhurst, Ri Ee Bo Are beige Prairie; Upton: ‘Rl Granda vin s rr rie, : ‘on, Bld brig Sea Bird; sor Melrose; aud & large feet oH Bana 8 p, Phiiadetyht in ith, Eee PW Slt de ot wot sone mi eel, ver oda. pexaedet #. Phi Iphia; Liberty, Het. eohrs Monitor, Besse, Sarah Louise, 234, Larkin, Ghortuck. | Philedeigiies ‘NYork. hip atlna—tiee Page, Miss Raymond— Sherk Cs “ ‘Bark Oathorine—Mrs Frrnham, § B Taylor, lady Suara vean—Brig President Z Tayler—Andre del Partillo, ame, E| eee Faloon—J M Smith, D Smith, B Darrell, NYo Norfolk Adventure, fe NTor Crocker, OR LIVERPOOL—UNITED STATES MAIL STEAM Fogg das. West.—This eens r Barepe, pesitively r- day. thet 71m of December, af patie nal street. the Post abs et frig * Paveage—baving Uneqi ‘acoom or nasty ly to. 'DW"D. K. COLLINS, 66 Wall stroe sine steamer PACIFIC Will’ suecesd the ATLANTIC: and for cen enge care has boon raat, este their engines, to ensure streagth an¢ ‘scoommodations fer passengers mre Une- Lay New York to Li Ber = ae at a5; Tom Wiepeat's Ty surgeon will be attached to each, No berthe Sg ES " — ae Sa ae abe will no Recenesnteaies or Role. wis ‘e tine sa eee sign’ Sheretor, ts cna Ra value yROTOGRD DATES OF ve ase of Anerocf thereil oyeols Cae ouiaoet 800. " 4 tb tia De Wedaesday, Jan. bu Bs. . fan. 23nd, 18 Bo so et Do. a reed ie Cd +f yf N.Y. ort ROWN, SHIPLEY & & G0, » 13 Kine HE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL ry eek ee rect, and between ‘and Liverpool—the Het oniy culling at Halifax to land and receive mails and pes ‘These vessels carry & rhite light at their masthead — freon on starboard fhe | port des FKOM AMERICA. Ln many A. Rytie, from New York, Wednosday, 2th No- vember, » Lg J. Laiteh, from Boston, Weduesiay, 27th Novem- er J. Stone, from New York, Wednesday, (th Decom- TF. G. Lott, from Boston, Wednesday, 11th Dooom- . ie EB. Judkins, from New York, Wed¢nosday, 15th ooday: 25th Do- jon, A. Ryrie, from Now York, Wednoeday, let January, vege = ae ma Amer | cember, I annon, from Boston, W jo berth secured until paid fo Freight wil'be chacyed a specie beyond an amount for Pepseatl expenses, enced Surgeon pm ea perience: board. ah felters and newspapers must pase through the Pos Office tand sly anencenytaga en eae {var next there teaners trom Liverpool, will be veny Jr. 08 Broadway, freigns by the shove ateriaily redueed. EW YORK AND HAVRE STEAM NAVIGATION COM- nail pany.—For Havre thampton —The United & steamebip FRANKLUN,2 100 tor oy J. A. Wot a 1 sai jaale Cy 4 ‘othes iy Po re wot ded Sth January, 100, am 3 SAVANNA. my This Bavangah c on Bat pier 4,N. R. we for 4 hore rey hm rai ante Benne Pcie RAMOEIP COMPANY.—THS 10 ae fi that andor rf eg of thle Brotress carrying the United ls will oon- Seeamy resis wo on the ir cribs non cook, aac tained “ah Panna a) a Bir td bt say — | testo be Wrerates ty srriral “st Fat maile and for “the ve betel transportation of” freight nn at peorenges Piece Sanaa gaan oy tee cals ‘ARIBDRAN ana PUL puta will form's diteet lige bevwesn New Urienae and Conares ae a “ne onsore sa ity CY » with th sedtcom jew Oricase and porte MONDAY, DECEMBER clive ned ae ea aa double Batelies | | il eave Kern ‘epocted to go ine Bisa We. 00 watt stcyet. an be goonsed om appt nb ptevot, New York. APPL Son Agena, my thas pias, RE ... aa Fe, dag hema oe pis atin FoR Gativounia, via Chagkes, without pa mipbaducra, Bem Bt eres Mander, on ‘ednesday, the foo st Warren Bets to ports "Tip soumbotion st ant Kep' ‘ape sf prevent any detention sade et in port. ‘&re BOW open. aa’ Tecared pt the following rates >= YROM NEW YORE TO OHAGRES, Srate room berth... Bianes berth, A Re Derth, found bed anil separs' vhoM PANAMA TO BAM YRANOICO, Wed and separate’ table, 2 ‘Orleans. Pastengers for New Orleans will be teeasforred vana, to tho new and splendid steamship PaGinIC. & te CRagres, 700. per foot, pre-pata. N9 morchandise taken on freight to arene. Specie to ti poe ep oe toy aud primage. Ship) eyes containing jewelry, gold; or silver ware, monly ka new at faiuabtes! mus eich alae of the of the shipment Sei eposalble far.am aden Sasthabie xt lve shige ped without s Zcificarion. ‘o secure frei the office of the OF pastaze, Company, 177 Went street, corner of "warren to toa Hollen is refred inne r Pate tne a ee re aii Mating Ce and with ae aiaee FOR m MGpAREETO CITY, Dt! ba Wes fine ¢! if bark GUL Lawrence 8. Master, is now tea at Pier 8, Bast River, and e ispateh. From her reputation as ome the fastest vessels out of this port, —— are in vited to examine her) will perceive that there Tabitsy of enc bt 6 her fu Secraments eters “4 ye frei B Eos: te RIN, 111 Wall avavons Fe NRW ORLEANS. Ma KEY Wi! Q Y vid ‘ene yurth item, Captain dames ed for New Toa via oa Ad et ae ica, scone, on Thursda: Pier No. 2. $2. +H eh ae that over 21, about three bottles) bas & patient—the raging so “Cisenty-nine aan ured se’ li , neural nm Tee ear teers date fe feels ite ‘flecta immediately, and seldom sequins home or eight Mn a consulted Tost, from ina te CJ He Dr Greenwicb tw re. = a ee treet. Fle bowiscor ga ‘n Py See = Fo ea Pete Wrenn eae ay ea none bave been unate im tracting raya eet | ‘useful St visiting the city, tenia shige ait grea a Bossses De. Young's Haoulspi very ‘to sea, shou! ee, a ie Pocket jus, OF ores oe. = ‘® lot tier, wil accive gue cosy of this book, ey jee will be sont for ARIS ANDLONDON TREATMENT OF fa ee J 318) ins few hours, by a thous cured of eae feeders yy ete and7 todP.M. DR. LARMON?, Lo ES RRR ap MEDICAL BO Kk 3. — AL work on (he nature e ay, cor. Beach st. Hodson, corner Duane st. M61 Pearl street, Brooklyn—175 Fulton street. Gr — enrner or niten street, Doerver Third st. SS Sruth Ghee N.B.—The above Fille will be sont free of cher “by remitting to font, 0x 3,180 New York Post office, ses which peopl id to cure Bo pcactiy. If, Rewer , ‘dejeetton, is ceplore Seetive faculty. alton preperly treated, they may stitution ant ty gain 20 dorin in their offsets diseases or their efleots result America. D2 bas done vo fi with diff wo t mercury. street, aielaing Onatbars ea are. with the first names im warrery and ‘tetme this country wae over produce goo CONTINUES TO CURE 0 foe ice, 204% Fulton stesst, D". COOPRR, 4 DUANE STRERT, A458, FOR a. ant fourteen years, confined bis prsotice to ¢ ment of mereuri: her diseases. He can cure be pegs ReRTavated caves Lt thin cisoaon net calle canes romes two to five days. A perfect ents or no oharce IR. JOHNSON, NO. 16 DB LERT, ied D Fa py 0. bl td STRERT, i AY ee Mit peat for skill in hose )-ormi won| Const Oy's torch bakit: stortesiion anes in tour days. R. MORTAMORE WOULD INFORM T! D' ‘who apply * La for ‘he cere i ‘leceeee, that ye helae be cure ti pleasent, and speedy Fe encepieds ANvies © eratin, + 196 William street, ‘© CURE, a 41ARGK.—| without m 9 four Sere % four ays, 0, with ieted Ake eG rraing as of sees ‘ tire 5 fet ee fea oot 5 dort! ate & peek —many, wis Ney Bry tat teow New Orleans. xX SAVED — NOH ANTIDOTRIS 4 PRR= ae ter ie he at Teen se areeuced tate Sapa b tou Jaate 8 week, Spas eet “iets street.