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

nee NEWS BY THE MALLS, Our ‘Washingto Correspondence. Wastinawos, Nov. 29, 1850. The President's Message, and the Reports of the Departments— State of tie Country— Uaron Men, Hou Se. The President’s message ix now being priated, and will be sent to the differen! postmasters that can be reached, before it is sent to Congress. lis a long, but exceedinyly adic, dveument, par- ticularly in regard to the rbing topics of the d@ay—the Union, and rie preservation of the coa- stitution. The messsg, on that seore, will be ‘even more forcibly wren thon the Presidents letter to Mr. snd pot only enters on the legal merits of the Fugiive Slave bill, but also on the constitutional mesus forciag its provisions. Colhus, Our foreign relutioas receive a large share of attention ; and this is the more necessary, as Mr. Clayton, by his unaceowutuble negligence and igno- rance, has embroiled us with nearly every foreign state. Our difficulies with Portaga! are settled, those with Spain amicably arranged, and the Nica- ragua question uaderyoiug a thorough review. With Mexico we snail bh a becter treaty than that sent for ratification some time ago; giving additional security to the right of our citizens to construct a railroad, or either practicable means of conveying passengers, mails, and goods across the lethmus of Tehuante; With Austria we are now on terms of the coolest and moét reserved politeaess, nothing more. Mr. Clayton had got us prety tar into trouble with that power, but withour goioy further, than being rade to her Representative, the Chevalier Halzeman here in Washington Mr. Webster reasoned with him; and it would be well if the Senate or the House were to cali for the correspondence between be Minister and the Secretary of State, that the country and the world muy see the justice, fear- essences, and ut the s ume, generosity of our government. The correspoadence between Me. Webster end the Austrian Charge caonot but elevate us in the opmion and Judgment of the civilized world. The Secretaryof the Treasury, in his report, whieh will not be presented before Monday week, will strongly ask the et tution of specities for ad valorems, and accempaay his report with @ sunmitted oa the reveaue (atement of the fru by the present ad valorem duties, which will as- tonish the public Ue estimates the actual im- porta at U0, 000,000, (wo fundred miliions of dollar) ifthe real aua not the Custom House value of those good twken inio consideration. Without preventing tars frands, and checking the spirit of speculaion, we are, um the opunon of the Secretwry, epproachiog a crisis similar to that of 1836. We have paid for our foreign imyorts not only with California goid, but with stocks of all descriptions, especiiliy with State aad private canal, and railroad stock. Very tew United States secunties having, of lute, iound their way iato fo- reign market. As to the cheap postoge, which has been so strongly urged, the President aad Postmaster General are undoudtediy in favor of it; bar they will probably decide on taree, not on two, ceats for pre-paid letiers, und hive cents on those not pre- paid. This will burthen ‘he treasury about a mil- tion of dollars—a sum not too much for the eaor- nous amount of governuent correspoudence Which burthens our ma. Astrong Union sentiment pervades the people of this city, and is shared by atl the members aud senators here ia Washingwon. We are evideatly approaching a union ot «il good and honest men, of all parties, in taver of ive Uaon, as the oaly seditious movements which 1 sections of the couatry. Oo being past, and it will y of Uns aud the next means of cheeking the have aprung up tat The denger is tar tr take all the power and « administration to produce tue wooed quiet. It is in vain to think Uthat ertherextreme facuon will fave -the power of makiwg a Lresident. The aod demourats, will presented to them by thew the union men Northera Union no more accep! the the ultra democratic of the South will accept the nominee of the Northern free sotlers. Beaton, Seward, Hale, &e. may ogitate ws much as they please; and Jett Davie, Soule and L may work as long a they er ead of the lever, with ithe equipoise of the Union telcrum re will be a union movement, xe socom as Congress shall ae semble, and a greet uniou meetiag from ali the States here, in Wastnugtoa, wiica will probably by followea b Wespa pe f the patriots, at , If ‘Webster is repudiated ia sachusetta, and Foote in Missi probabilny is that they will be the s'ror inen before the people, and hat they will have @ great deal to say in regard to he next Presidency A fuewon of the beet nea of both partes, to put dowa the traiters, would per. haps be the best meace of vindicating ne constiva- tion and the majesty © on The quarrel beiwee Globe the Uaron Che former a little i wf Bentoa, aad the lat erin tavor of the I ) has commeaced ia a disgraceful attack « former oa (he latter, to vhich the Union wil reply to-morre Meanwhile the | tmeat is moving the members of the Administration and of Coagress ia @ remarkab wer, 3 wtil be seen from the fol- lowing schedu Hon, Traman 5 bama. Hon. Mr. ae ore, of DP with is married to a lady of Ala- nosylvania, is married to a lady in » a mece of Me. Jona Voaghan. Hon Mr Gat lof Blorida, i marti » the beautiful Mise Wilcox, of Sc Lows, Miasourt eneral Waddy npeon, (one of the few umoo men of South ( faa.) is married to Miss Jones, of North Coroliaa. Heaven grant tat all South Carolina m - wedded in Ww soluble bonds to the patric f North Ca Hon. Mr. Linn Boyd, of Keatucky, was married last eeerion to a body of Peausylventa Hon. Mr. Taylor, ot Olio, 1s a bridegroom, aad hence panting for the Union Hon. Mr. Conra cory of War, is about to be married to @ | who i but every way wor! union man as hime 18 about to be marr God bless the bedi lently ond unobirerie f than all the men, t tonly & Chey are al ve Union tare. aide of home, the A ) eeatiments which the diequiettion ‘ of the brains ot the 1 1 and happy, and be the worthy f maion men. The w rh ring of the rising generation er fr materaal care io their hands the God bless them ¥ V ast € ‘ 28, 188. Mr. Corwin's New Rule ¢ * 1 Nepotiom— The National Ship Poon nat —Comevatore Stewart's Adviie— Mr y nt — Mr Crittenden's Let The telegraphic ¢ 17 sy's Herald, relative to Mr. Se« ' v rile, and the office-holdere 0 y. has ere ated t va. Generally peak? win ' ank- ed for his chivalric ” 1 tism in the public offic fe saye he shall etand by bis rule, that no twe feol t same family, ech as father a-inlaw, or brother nd brother, shail ‘ “s under the goverm nent if he, through ex ise ne power of removal vested tn bir etary of the Treasu- TY, Cop prevent it It ie pow beleved tha e wnt will send the great national ehi, Por. ve World's Convention, at Lond Xt May, inetead of the storeship Fredovie, v2 #\ tirst decided npon. Commodore Stewert hicks the Peansylvania would command the respect aod admiration of the people of al nat whe might t bled at “s Fair, and in that Tvice to our eons The Commodore London, during the great Wo respect might Neneet as much try ae she could in time of war Our Baltimore Comrespondenes, Bacrimone, November 30, 1850. Burning ef the Columbus—Great Loss of Life~Forgery Case— Native Americanism Revived —Jenny Lind, ete. ‘The burning of the steamer Columbus, with so large s lore of life, has thrown quite a damper.over the city ‘There was a large quantity of cotton om board, the fire getting into which soon swept the boat from stem to stern, and cut off all retreat to the boats. The tollow- ing is a list of those on board, with their fates :— Capt. Hollingshead lost. Lit. Goodwii ate, lost. David Goodwin, on years oid, son of the mate, lost, " this city, lost, ost. Three deck ha: end ee the cook, lost, Licyd Lecompte, and Dan. Stephens, assistant engi- neer, saved. Thomas Lecompt, fireman, saved. The steward; Henry, a colored Pierce, colored all saved. Thus, nine lives have been lost, and that very close on to shore. The particulars of the cata-trophe have not yet been received. The lossie valued #% $50,000, on which there is am insurance of but $10.00) ia the Baltimore Fire Insurances Vompany ot this city Folger P. Lovegrove, the young forging lawyer, was brongbt back to the city from Noriolk, yesterday. by High Constable Gifford, ag4 admitted to bail in the tuni of $2000, much less than the amount of money obtained from the forged notes. They have « queer way of administering justice in Baltimore ander the present code. A resolution of instructisn was passed yesterday by the Reform Convention, that has caused much sir among the foreign residents of Baltimore It requires foreign emigrants to be ten years residents of the Btate before they shall be entitled to the right of sal. a and prohibiting the privilege of voting for ten any one convicted of selling their vote, and er ee holding an o: Front street Theatre closes to-uight, and will on Monday be taken possemion of by ebout fitty work- men, to put it in order for Jenny Lind, who yives her first concert on the evening of the 9th of December. iter, and Henry Our Philadelphia Correspondence. PrHitavetemia, Nov, 30, 1850, Jenny Lind—The Musical Epidemic—Death of Rev. Dr. Dwight, $e. There will be a brilliant attendance at the third concert of Jenny Liad, this evening, as the tickets are going like hot cakes. Bhe achieved a most glorious triumph, last evening, in attracting wn audience ua- exampled for numbers aud fashion, desptte the pelt- ings of the pitiless storm. The scene inside was fairy like; the delicious warblings of the songstress ia- fusing @ spiritual sunshine over every heart, and draw. ing tears to many an eye, from the tender assoviatioas enkindled by her sweet rendering of “ home, sweet home.” The heart must, indeed, be hardened to the kindly feelings of human nature tha: cannet be pene- trated by the trills of her “Bird | Bong, ” or the echo of the “Laughing Mountain Maid,” among her gathering herd. The outside barbarians paid the Nightingale « compliment, and, at the same tine, showed their ap. preciation of her notes, by standing out in the rai ungheltered, except by umbreiias, for hours, im ord to bear her voice above the patteciug of the rain drops. They weintained their positions with, the utmost good humcr, sbeltering their less favored Ur+thren beneath the umbrellas carried by them, and affording amuse- ment to all near them by the jest and jibe at the high prices paid by some for hearing what they got for nothing. ‘A wealthy man, the son of a widow, citement, yesterday, in Moyamensi mother’s mansion in pur y entering bis it of @ supposed gallant, and vot finding him, wreaking his vengeance oa the pictures, mirrors, sad otber articles of turmitare. He was at last teken before an Alderman, and held to bail for his appearance at Court. Tha Rey. Dr. Dwight died this morning at the resi- dence of his brother, in this city, iu the sixty foarth yenr of his age. He came here for the purpose of un- dergoing the water cure, but it was no! appiled on ac- count of his want of stamina, The deceased was for- merly president of Hamilton Cotlege. New Yor forced to resign from iil health No \e England was better known, por taleuts more mighty appreciated. The remains of Dr. Dwight will be taken home on Monday moroing, in charge of his broth: be interred in the family burial ground at New Have Jobn Cele, aa unfortuoace ua. upon whom the moon has an unwonted influence, this morning made an extempore harangue in front of the Girard Bank, disturbing the brokers along the Barbary coast from their propriety, He alluded to Father Mathew, Gen- Care. and other distinguished mep ina rather tacen- gruous manner, and finishing abruptiy, made his bow, nud ditappeared. The amount of coal brought over the Reading Rail- road, up to this time, ix 1,300 £06 tons for the present Year; 1,093,823 tons was the quancity up to the same time lact year. ‘The Meeting of Co. gress. [From the National Luteitigencer, Nov 80) Congress comes together, at the seasion whieh Opend On Monday next, we may almost say with moivel Certain it is, that, in ali our have never known so quiet an appros of Congress #8 On this econsion, Comparatively fow members bave jo tact yet seached the eit littes for travel have. howev 60 wondertully inorsas- ed since we first knew Congress, that we entertain ao ‘a (voTupa being present in both House day. All rpeculation upon the chara» rerulte of the session a nd unsatirtactory t nosrssarily be Our main hope wad reti upon the twe Houses holding oa, ia good bere whem we now to be yet in this city. Senators: ste. Feleb. Michigan; Dodge, Wiseon- sin; Shields, Liitnols; Beli, Teanesse; Smiin, Conaecti- cut; Walker, Wisconsin; Morton Florida, Bentou, Misrourl; Mangum, North Carolina; Doaziass, Tiimois; labama. Rapresentotives—Me-ars Johnson ; Levin, Peon; Disney, Ohio; Cabell. Florida; Taylor, Oaio; Evans, Ohio; Holmes, ‘South Carelina: Da Fowler, Mass ; MoCloruand, Til; > St Savage, Tewu.: J, U. Senet, Kye Van Ke.N. J) Jnokson, N.Y; Stanton, Ky; |ilitara, ; Olde Odio; Sibley,” Minnesota; a, Peon; Boyd, Ky; Mall, Yto.; nan, s Bayly. Va; Breok, , Va; Marian, Ind; ge #n summoned to appeat ppt d States Vourt, now in « at Mew Orh r to the bill of Indictment found op the Ou exprenn MM olal term expires will permit, in relation to thi sippi for bimeit That princtole appites oniy to proo trem the State courte Here the processings are w ters of federal juriediction. which extends throagh- ovt the Union, and the law provid mode b which persons be apprehended in way State without sition of the Governor ¥, Quitman can be taken on « warrant to New Ori von if it deprives Mistissippt of tte exeentive head The President of the Senate would. ta the mean time. hare to per We find the foll owing art the 16:b inet :—Ie is rai refores to anewer the dep upon the penple of Miraissipp Judge Gholson, of the U Jecksen, has exp feveral autherity » now sitting im to use the him vested, to ex: cute the writ to the full purport of ite requisition, Thi talk of resist. auce and enforcement is from the lips of ramor, but we believe it i @ fact that the writ has been teened, end ie now in Jackson From certain argaments ia a late Miss be interred that one mctive in calling the [a together, at thie time. was to place obstruction in the tay of the Governor's attendance upon the court at New Ore CITY TRADE RE Dart —We have to reports fair demand for both h sulen'of 160 barrels, at $6 9 $6 6% for pots, and $6 Sl for peiris There was sito ie of 10 bar. rele Canadian pearls on private terms. The stock in the inspection warehouse, this ing. amounted to 2.590 barrels pots, ava 1.885 barrelepearia— otal. 4.215 cache, The receipts during last week were 1452 Darrel Bayaveterrs.—Flour —For State and Western flour there Das beem a frrd ingulty for the trads, as well ae ter ehipment, wich @ moderate demand on ep but the high views cf holders checked trantactto The receipts were not very large, and there was b little to be bad at our inside prices. The Eastern da- mand was very limited. Of domestic, some 7.000 ba rele changed bande, at $4 $4 25 for sour, $4 18 @ $444 for for No 2 ruperine: $4 62% a $4 68 for common to straight State; $4 75 a 64 81 tor mined to straight Michigan amd Indiana, $4 81 8 $4 87% for good Ohio; aud $6 a $5 06 for pure Geneswe. The bet- once told President Tyler thet the Pennsyivania ought to have been ent to China with the first commirvioner we sent the Celestial Empire; “for,” said he, ‘the Dritich had whipped them tremendously, and had only showed them some of their two-deckers. The Celestials would have ex- ocean represeata- oglaud great Dw claimed, on seeing Americ tive,” the Commodore said, [3 hes big two deckrre; Amenen bigger still, eat four-deckers—whip everythiug!” »oe statement of Mr Hughes, ot Georgi a trothfal eccount of bis treatment in Boston, and no doubt would, if it had reached here three days ago, we caused Mr. Attorney General Critteuden to fe letter to the t appeared from that be pe law erof the oan une statement of Lf er, ees oe wee, ought eauee bow- .~ lo eos = 4 District Attorney of Massa- cchugetts —— if not forthwither.”” steady. and im request. Canadian was sales of 1 000 Darrels, wt $4 6255. im flour wae held firmly, with a mode. Tate stock There was something doing for the Weat Indies, The rales of the day a & $5 12% for eo dria, Baltimore an with fall rales With eaiee of particulars have net mei the salen were 2.000 bua! 000 bushels mixed Ohio. at $1 08 ee market ls by no R ny Ld as we have usually soon period of Tie sales to-day were about 960 . The letters quote prices tra. » @t the departure ot the Rurops; frostaccounts, per America, a joke, and , if actually confirmed by thetwo next an improveme: steamers. 001 intimate Paovisiona.~Pork-The market ane ee uiet for qualities, and easier for mess. both prised ‘250 bbls , in lots to the trade. at $11 50 for mess. Hr) $8 50 a $6 prices The sal ceuntry mess; $8 75 a for pri of countr; emuined without 2 Me. pat a Cheese was in fair oe MARKETS ELSEWHERE: S£UCK SALES. Boston, Nov. ange Hoard—-\ share Ww: ou and Pro 8784 Fe) ou Seve Is Beves't Company. 29%; 1 Bank of Commerce, vem. read. Pod Aon ea Siete iz Reading. 30), Fialdce Rativond ize. Fond, Bart Bos 21 Soh 424." After Sales— rot, $6, | $80 Mori as 61%; 4 do., 6734. r prime. ghotcye| 460 bbis., at $7 874¢ for Beef was buoyant. at fall $10 for city mess, $40 $575 nd city inspection. Beef hams ked alteration. Dressed hogs and saleable, at $54 $5 3734 per 100 a been less acti ns were limited t Butter—Tho stock of this artiole, already continued to incrcase, and the rates given in port were with sé ie didloalty ustained, sinee our last notice; Shout 200 bbl a lobe, Re bet utd nest ot 6 Ug Paar ao. 1; 25 do., 100 do, blw., 41 id "Baitimore Railroad, bi ‘10 do. setts ra Peitt tte Bap! Tals io. ae mi Uy $3000 Ogdensburg Kail Board—95,000 Randing fe, 1 Philed. Bank, 13545 After a a: Re ting Hiilreal, pat ates Lo iia nO 3: Telegraphic Reports. Thehog market is dull for a reduction in pric alize $4 per 100 Lbs. at 76 to $3 90. There 1,000 bbls. mess pork at $1050 credit All the bons 11, Nov. 30, 1850, Cie aud buyer} are holding off able to re- es, folders are present. Prices r was @ sale mad F barrel, operatic: are io ful active; 6,000 barrels sold yesterday at $3 65 a $3 6). Sales, this morning, Battimone, Nov. 30, 1850. of 3.000 bble. City Mills flour, at $450 per bbl. Grain unchanged. half- past Diea, vad acquaintances of Mrs. Evizasetn pectfully invited to attend her funeral one o'clock, trot Anthony treet. On Saturday, Nov. 30, of dropsy, Joux Varrs, aged a seven mouth’ His York State Maite residence, 241 remains will be taken dail, Fellows, and the order are re vited to attend the funeral, “thin day, ope ag f 10 from her late residence, o’clock, A. M street, without further F.. are respectfully invited to atte ich will take place this day, The velatives as id frien ds of | bape and members of Union Lodg: of the id intances, also, Com; ues. Fifth tegiment, Seoond Brigade, Wow ew No. 10, 1.0. his funeral, it one o’elock, from West Boventeunth street. His to Greenwood Cemetry for in- term On ean em Nov. 29, Jeanna, wife of Nathan T. Cran- also the he A. O. of G. in- 308 Stanton invitation. On Friday, Nov. 29, of consut vere Mary Mam- Mono, widow of Uapt. Joseph Mam: Brooklyn Lodge, I 0. he F., juaintances, are res} foneral, this afvernocn, at Thal 87 invited to attend her \f-past one o'clock, at her late residence, Myrtle avenue, near Kent street, Brook- lyn. Her remains to be taken to Greenwood. On Baturda: AbETH wil aftern toattend ber tui o'clock, P. M., from oon, Nov. Kg of consumption, 1. ot Charles Fisbec! ‘The relatives and friends ofthe family, are requested , Om Monday, Deo. 2. at two the residenee of her husband, ence erage avenue and Duffield street, Brook- lyn. Pavt Heventy, botsher, son of Dennis and Julia Haverty, late of La The friends of hi Craig, are invited to Fourteenth street, corner val we even (Sunday) at Balt past teri On Friday, Liv 29, Fe. shies. his family, and that of Mrs, Costellaus, ‘ally invited to attend his funeral, frem his ence, 168 Elizabeth street, at two o'clock, bro ook her funeral, at 8 Be, 80, one P after @ short illness, Parpenica -] aa OS ae nine days. femily are res serene invited to th Leonard Ey ‘ attend her funeral, from her late residence 95 street. on Monday. Dee. 2, at tw jing, Nov. 29, onary hemorrh On Friday Tykeways New York ceased Was @ member,’ upiferm aged 26 years. Tesentative in a le was elected to fi) dusky county MARITING | Flora, Lyow, | sdetphte n Ar: rig SQinepe—Rbode Talend, do; Jas Oorbama, Nichol Fhip Prinee Albert Cet 26, with Co, Was bogs eae dellast, to rorasey aiese Sabogs man siete bt gs & Eraily, N zt » Mev nanean aren, Nov At Forte Wane. Nov. 19, Hon Amos BE. Woon. reas of the six district of Ohio. ‘ptleton, Nickerson, ¢o; Mart “4 me (oh), Maver, ‘pehor gn thé bar av it AM, with the aie Btes, anche: (of Plymouth), ete, Gonaives, 26 days, eoties, to SW La Patterson, Tacks Islan er ‘Bria Sea Belle, Harriman, Jacksonville, Fa, 5 days, with ™ Syed ates phen Waterman, efor RY Nor ern "ahs for news (Pen mewn, Mev M—alr aeacrineas re oan S-are rest. thle “day. ot one ragoons, (o! ) are invited to attend, in fall Last evening, Janes Keiry, jeweller, of this city, Re- the vacancy occasioned by the danth of Mr. Dickinson, both of whom were ot San- INTELLIGENCE, Siyvemnengnet the Occan Steamers, vi Steamere— Soa Bird, To nab, vo; Wm Toll julkley, Brown, mt ngs Sarorbetten eye Lt ia Rigs pang, Clark, Maranrns, ¢ Ward, on ade & Co; Chase, Chase, Navy Nesmith & S<Rrige—Deniel, Bryson, Sacramento City: Jependence Wr), Clemente, ———. vin Norfolk: Manin (Br), & Ri BM’ Evers; Wandere Dawson, Wi i, ary ornelia. Pau! Klin, jaria, Nickerson, Hall, Pro videnety Vigil we Pall Rive: ad —e ‘arrives. fom ton and sengers, to Grit rie team rod at the a W dplt Rockland, Me, lor, 14 days, with Chim: ne, 2 days. sat frit eetion. }, Weet Point. re One ship and two brige Balled. Ll Ly nah cd | Siena stipeel, Ne Ha 7 Miwpiiiren i fn Per: cook, Conway, psn amar ma Nto NNW. Sreammare Evnora) Biisabeth Dennison, Carpenter, , Wilmington, NC, via — Wilming- SES RES nate uit, Nov anne, Nov 7- Are revi mov STARE Sy Joh, America By ekecnbe, Borie ) ‘orks; rin Const it as Sutulk. Seow, Beh; Joseica, ay rom, 20th; Asi 80th; Virginia, Thom: Benperms Wo Sturgis, th port. Chas Walton, vor 2 Zist; Southampton, Fietoher, do Deo & Hox, nom Got 0A 8 Lawron tor NOrlenas ( Selous (und sia Thin.) a ena 4ie | Meme, bag a - a ADEIRA. Oot fo Pwronr, Nov 8—Are Standard, pave to, Yona for NYork. Sid 9th, Inghicaa Dirigo, ‘Jones, Portland, 1ith, Montrose, Hue, Gre amour M, Nov a—are Am Congreas, Williams, London ton ri bcbg shil, Havre Bld Sept 1, NTANDER, ie Wianr, wae. tor NYork. Warenvons, Nov! Nov Cronsranr, Oot S—The parenge of the soe the shores ‘rom a OE, ett ee Cats cer tatiina, ins, Honkios, WFork, Mey itor Morris. yee aa sh Gimnacrar, Nov 4—Arr Svea, Mersifies for NYork. Cld Bollo, San Franci tie z Hes p Fae Baitate NYork; 7th, ch e PB siimeps Home, al harlonter idea Lal ad Glenburn, Williams, Fparate and N New York, Tw (8) for Boa! Caldwell, an’ de. if for Charlestos M uma, Kendal mond, do with Ath fg post oo Meodine Sb. 9th, Sremotte and C Nermith, for “ bh for Calicorni. ARSEILL sported Sth and Sth} Ondo 11th, on ey from Li em aS Carroll, hil ayes ‘ork, oma T, ¢0 16th; Erie at; Bahsegeanes: Tam igi om ee cae bard ‘eld 100 dares ‘ariaton, 9th, Ao~ te 8 Bteffin, 85 days Henrici, NYork; 12th, Deverenas: and J "Foun Pools Phorm am, Charleston; Barops, alphia, stotesbuty, Phitadelphiss Men a Tveahoe, Ki New York; Bli Wih, Ben N: 8, ri ‘acnicola; J . of med ar Arotic, St and: 13th, Amar r, Maine, Freem: Lith, wareauipa,” ‘ir Ch Siddon Sampo atin Radbroast, ndrew el Howes, Philadel jo 234 ater ria Fan 10, immed intel Admiral, Crisp, for Sai Et ne ‘Apalachicola; Seaton Molk. Colonial Sone On, Bet i Trio, Robson; Desire, jooth, and Coronation, m, and Jane, a, for Savannah; jo 28th; Inds spin, for do ithe ‘ilson, NYork, (and from Prince, NYork. Vie rom, Ou NYork. Si—are Caurier. Hatren, rtf 224. Rei Lady of the Wes! same 9—Sid Aquila (Fr ship), California. low ie id He : ae ees Boston, (also pal for N Yor orien" NYorky Sr, Davis, do. smae Bi re 'Nerd Amerika, rr Catharine, Edwards, N York. W—SId Aan Kenney, Hayes, NYork. rar panaas cavers open, and much if the ‘gait ba boon carried away, He ight of 24, po » tae the tate the See tet tal'o aa fer as Petersburg there ng Bafterpoen of 28 inet, inst, ay, Algooi ‘and passed the ‘traits so iRadje tn Haia~ Omantestos, Nov 2 rrived—Bark Commerse, NYork. 4—Bark Sumpter, Boston, ry Norwalk: EB Merriman, ra and Saperd, 4 bee, her. Sent materials nm board, vem of roy cable, worth $600; and the whole loas will ot be much wader nena Sapes sper at Del Phila‘etphie from Calais, Teaching t Senn Aswone—Capt pitnn Cvauaw, of Barrington, N&, from Cornwallis for ‘went ashore on “Ape Split, no date—craw saved. brig. TR, Ras acer the George. There had been ao Bince Sept, 160%. A Halitax dave of J 2 oarge worth town, bas been wree city will suffer heavil; Oot 6, tat rat Jon 24 W, Janine, Kendrick, NB sup~ Posed no ov ow 0 eh iat 30, Jon 33:40, ship St George, Hawre, NB clern Ocean. for Pacitic bay 2 on 76. ae Arrived. —~ Malvern Jarman, bella Thy Nes, Bri tem, Mi D Scull, Hetchows 3 Jas Guest, steamer Keancbeo, Flowers, Gat abe mae te ek anne Ly ship Monongshe's, Denirten, trom HOnesns tor Werte, wee oven ee ", im Feutunt, from Bash for Mvbile, was open Nov at Tat Mion at Lae ih, Page, from Live ‘snquai 4, | there had bees = rowan, Budt= Tw Providence: ation & ‘and Onvlan, O'Neil, arti le, Marseilles; brigs Acorn, ‘Neponset; eohrs Sidney port, Allen M Brown, Radice th Il; dw Adams. Seool; Col J and Super, Roath, N Isware, on I7th to pieces, eprani deck toad, aad & pew st had aud rigging eave At Nova Sovria—A Pistow y severe ie of Tid and oaly ‘the har= whicn wore off ant Saother Or herm Bay of Pandy vessel, | vo disastrous * e— Tas t havoc am aw tne Rob Koy, also. The insurance offives in this m, 60 dep 800 ap; Alt in Wotambigne C M Newport, AN bole 6 hamp: : weeks, Nib, YO) op, 600 wh. Bown vo orale #, ship Gon Pike, Baker, from N | uw, oe. Tadia, Miller, fe farther, Ser ‘Tromp, Coggeshall, from j Jat LS 9, Inn Os > 20 Verace, Wills, NB, I" vol for N York, Nov & Steele, from Liverpool for Work, Nov 1, from N York for Mudvi-s slanting off bad OT St Mich en Jonas for Bavee, wor sion Nov 13, for Apsinch gota was een FOR CALIPORNE, Maphipag! NS York ang 7, for SPransives, from NY. mee ‘ork Aug 15, for SB cane Ports. vessel sin py rrty Bolivar (Arem), tot WV sek ngs Bawnsa mY cate Pees oes ars 8 (tres aa ie Rae Bost 8 vie gary brine Plots, a Domald, Rerey Ww —. wil sikpanehket Saxe Steen voyage “loans, Sept 21—Brig Louise Bouton, Savage, for UStates, ‘Nov Katee iiiieass Nov l—Arr ship Gon ‘ra Fe Se dine nie oe balance of her cargo and proce is +» ifalag Bey 5 aa, Wn sly) for beerme ent Sid*Goare ¥, r York ae Nan ree Manseaes, N Ne i Bostor h: Girard. “Ghaee. Team Bi bad fond for ‘Horton Sid Wth » tlth, ‘ria | wa tie). de. LLA, abt Nov 6—Srigs Masury, from and 6 fe rare days; John Marshal! arr for an Eastern poi Nevviras, abt Nev ie Bel raha sy fer de Maye ven, fer do lag fri ‘Carver, C st 29—Ship Charl tJ Reed, yey fe, NOr- i aac wine ooh ohat. 3 rad be eanens Eldridge, for Boston, m1 rab Date h brig Anna {1 jon abt _ 5 only am ves- tb, bark Luciuda Sears, Sears Uoston. Nov fo am vganole in my DOF rte brig Havens. date Av ery Biandord, MoKenzie, N UR Se fon NB, Nov 20—Arr bark Wm & Ann, Soot, NY. briga Fashion, mab fon Dots ¥ = NYork: 26:h, ship’ Ann it, ftom brig ity, ter, Bieacedrie toe. F Furaas, N York, TRIxsTe, Nov &—Ship J P Harward, Andros, af soon; bark John Carver, Niehols, fer Pan m2 Amer vessele. 81d provicusly, sbip Marion, hesoese, a fear Tons Tstaxn, abt Nov 4—Brig Exporter, Carleton, f Balsimore fey. Brie “advance (or Seettas ala’ the'day ous. nVaizaname, Oot 15—Ship Magellan, Millet, for Coquimbo Fannootn, NS, Nov 20—Are brig Guardian, Cook, NYork. Zante, Oot 31 brig —., for N Yor! pals, Perts. ets Nov 29—Cld sohrs sent NBoaford; sa hareag G tincels, N lin, |W ood, Knight, Maria, vimore Nastia jowes. Philailphie was rigs Coral, Will Mi . jertins, vi J: ry Drinkwater, and see Park, Reet a Mire, r r, Bradley; Chi ; ime, ibeker; Frauelsoo, Salty, os Rader Leo ion, Kelley: i ‘Ben Lion. Lester einai rar Asien the be ied and Barner, Lod Lo! erp Bolbrce Bsn ley, N York: 1 = t Brown, Diewror, Loy Deroie Ti 8. ror. Adele, from Philadel Groncerows, Bc, Now Noy 21— Arr ship Fe sohes N ie Segre. san Pate Nore, Old Y He eer a Aer hing Caroling & Macy Clark, = ochre Oreat Donald, aad aan + Philad in. fete { Men), Sate Towed town ‘ith, ervon Baker, Norwi een, Phiieisivhss for 3 oningvot NYork for Providence; Rad é@o A, Riea:i, Durfee, ¢ 434 Amelia, Cor! eidanee, ta rs Booey, Arrsohr % Relden, Hopkins, Nowpe: . Nov 2—Arr sehr John 0 iroisnd, Ceca Boron. Cli evhrs General Tarloe, = Torna. seeyen NT. Tork: Provis i +" Guset, Ele Peach mek nds Youballs, pupa jen Uneas, Williams, Calais; Mana- wiman, Derby, Ct. 1 ed {Oarer, ‘ister, ow od trfer, Bueblis, PoRTLAND, Nov 4 gee Compliance, Bears, Boston; Ge fie: aN in port [- xyen ee ‘hy WH Brodie Dee 1; Llewellyn, Pendietnn di Livormore, for do 24th; Milf» 0 Shs sche W Row 25—are ship Perttors, Sannorman, N York; Loe. ai tga Coos (Mr) P via is York; River ar whip John fey ( mincrom, Noy — Arr role: ‘Aisi, Bnudiond, 4 Pork; NY ork. Emporium, Qoiter, Toreph Balch, "Sorhay Malta; 28h Hen, Jaminien Arrived. albert Me Tremaine a daaghear. of New Yo ‘albays, 3 Hols, ik tJ Ot bgom, Nolen WP Wilgnk, tM Raicr, ieee 2 Gilbert, JM iarke N®, MEDICAL HOOKS—A COMPLETE PRACTICAL work om the nature and treatment of deiicate diseases, fAnd all the hindred wffections—ilinetrated by a sree sue ber ‘na fi he fad ii vhe kind ov Fasaiiy Py sveger ieee cr faem, Soa cs sures yo have been unt: ee oe pamper mocommodations forsiscay> g PW"D. K. COLLINS, 56 Wall stroes, The steamer PACIFIC wil] succeed the ATLANTIC gail December Ziet, yy YORK AN AND LIVE yea ITEDST AT! ra.—The ships is Line are bac cs pin Be Won. Ay ata Fi esein Somme omsteeth, every eare fase te seas asian pawsengers are Une ti th or comfory. eee eae ala Whee ethe sec ‘unt Ses Steere ees or Now To Fen Es an. 220, Feb. Pt ae Pe Ry ee hi es pegs MAIL vi that under bap tab apante of Bepareascat ane carryin Sa ‘tates sree Ree Ree Es see detained byw sccident or th ¢f the male at Panau 10 68am eget pertain cations for "ARMSTRONG. Agente, at hanes ‘Now Vork. Oot. § Fox ca CaLivORNia, Via Panama. — ‘hives Co... cha AGREES J Witagur DE- nited Stat tee Steamship: FROM NEW YORK TO CHAGBES, State room tops oe Btandee berths forward siicon Steernge borth, found bed and sep: FROM PANAMA TO BAN FRANO! Btate room berth Fp Btecrage berth, found with Ned and separate FROM NEW YORK TO Room, “|? tel Techagren, The onthe perfect, pr meee N he rn snaeehn taken on freight. to tm, ‘Mavens Speci half of and mage. Shippers Ver Wars, OF Bu, must spect sips mt in, m thelr Nithet of lading, or the Sompany wi vill not be a ible for any losses on valuable merchandise ship- Ped without such specification. secure OF PASTAKS, SD) con pany, 177 West street, corner ¢ Jae tae een > aren ease heir Secuorens on appli- ostion at the sonen Fd — neh bich they ai hy provi x, mana vee ‘er, a8 nO ogher, fora ngeats 0 et he Pignad Wotare the walling of Whe voor anne. JACKETS YOR yy ry Li wait FOL re om the York om the let of one i Ship Sf. DENIS, 1,000 tone burthea. Alonso Follansbec, master. ST. NICROLAS, un aca H.W. Eveleigh, * BALi IMO! ep eee A.D. Coun, master. Oe WEAN: TELL, (uew) 1,20 tons burthen. sae ye ip master, meng Liquers. { sent AF re ‘free from Ong openers YD & We winew 4 here will te torwar Shiees sosenll imen RUM, Avene, 1) earl streak, il wall ter Biases fone the EUs and Passen from pier 4, Norta river. see) hing at fou chempton te ‘Thursday, December Sth, ot of Pacrage, $120. No berths lovters mauss' pace (brougs the press —Parceir, orders, &c., receivon for any pai Continent or Great Britain, aud forwerdod by the Fi vie Havre. E> press parcels reerived for Rio Jancir forwarced per Southampirn visite ag Bastiat, seaamne 9th Jamwary, 1880, LAVINOSTON, WEL).S L FOR SACRAMENTO CITY, we clipper bark OUILFORD, Master, i¢ now loading at Pier 5, B rom her weil eavels out of this port, te examine bor) witt perceive that fp ja Secmmans emia Por fre OuN * BOnRRY “OSBORS. m one goers (who are ime Cuore H every pro beter moet bie application sad ¢ ty br ught vite mam, with cates, shew Lee tay Dok You hominy Ry was ander ths other f Ryman -s + henet ie Peet Erie a oad fost 2 Bien Pri siti d Stee O teed tte Ti! ROB OF Db: YVEAU LAPFROTEU ER, ™ sree companions far an porior to the sytype of Cusi= Ma, oF ge ir remed Ti esdicallp meroury, all Skin, Dartregy Serotalo, vee consequences ot {ten teh. 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