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

NEWS BY THE MAIL Our Washington Correspondence. Wasuineton, Dee. 2, 1850. The effect of the Message—The Reports of the Depart- ments— The World’s Fair, &c. The message of the President is a clear and paper, and was listened to by the House with marked attention. The remark was generally made thatit was a “first-rate message.” It takes strong ground in favor of a modification of the tariff, and if I might judge by the expression on the countenances of the ultra free traders, headed by Mr. Bayly, of Virginia, there will bea severe battle fought before an inch is conceded. Still, a Joan, ore modification of the tarifl is inevitable, ‘and the impression prevails that the latter course ‘will eventually be adopted. The Secretary of the ‘Treasury is preparing a mass of evidence to show the frauds which take place under the present ad valorem system, and as this is the great principle of the taritf ot 1846, if once abandoned, the citadel can easily be taken. The friends of protection are in high feather in consequence. The establishment of a bureau of agriculture is warmly recommended. There was a favorable feeling towards it last session, and I suppose it will be adopted. The telegraph rumor of a probable difficulty between this country and Spain, is a humb: Any person who saw the placid face of the Spani~ minister to-day, would feel convinced that even the apprehension of another Lopez expedition has faded away. The Nicaragua affair remains, it a pears, in statu quo; from the tone of the message, however, it may safely be inferred that British interference will not be tolerated The report of the Postmaster General will com- mand universal etiention, well for the impor- tance of the suggestions contained in it, as the comprehensive and business like manner in which itis written. He recommends, it will be seen, a reduction in the rate of postage upon letters, to a uniform standard of three cents, where the letters prepaid, and five cents upon unpaid. Fromthe large surp) lus revenue in the hands of the depart- ment, as well us the greet mass of matter which 8 now sent at the expense of the Post Office, he ‘eels sanguine thai the redueuon contemplated can be made without any special appropriations by Con- gress, if the frankiow privil:ge is placed upon its proper footing—ivmely, to let each department of the government pay its own expenses for mail matter. From the feeling manifested throughout the country, I feel assured the recommendations of the Postmaster General will be acted upon by Con gress, and that they will all be carried out. The reduction vpen newspapers and pamphlets is also touch needed—whilst the advantages which will be derived by onr cinzens on the Pacific are of the eatest importonce. The establishment of an seistant Posimasier General and an Auditor, to Teside in Califorvia, will also greatly facilitate the interests of the people there. There is one suggea- fon which the report makes, which will be hailed with pleasure by every one who resides here—the buildiog of a suitable city post office. The present structure would searcely make a decent barn, whilst, a8 a post office, it is a disgrace to the de- periment. Major Hobbie proceeds this month to Havana, to make regulations wich regard to the mail service at that plece. At present, great delay is experi- enced in our mail arrangements with that island. The Mejor leaves the department next spring, and Ibeg to wish hin every success in bis new field, to which he wiil bring talents and experience. It was stated that the President had given orders for the fitting out of the Pennsylvania lige of battle carry the articles of Armenian industry which are to be exhibited at the great World’s Fair. Of course, the report wes untounded. The store ship was selected by the committee here, because it could be nited out without expense. At the time it was etated that the Pennsylvania would have been selected, but for the fact that a largs sam would be necessary to prepire her. Congress, if it sees fit, can make the necessary appropriation, and, if it does, I understand from competent au- thority, the veasel can be got ready in time The report of the Seeretary of the Treasury will not be ready for a week, I understand. v. Wasninerox, Deo, 2, 1850, The President's Message ~The Dindon truffé ‘The President's messnge is @ most capital diplomatic dish—well reasoned, spicy, delicate, and yet substan- tial; a dich that might well ornament the table of a1 who inthese trouvlesome times, has ved bie good sense, but his good taste. It is, to all intents and purposes, a sdindaw teuuifi, anah as Ude himecif need not have been afraid to place be fore his noble patrons at Old Crooktord’s, It commences with the white neck and breagt of the bird, in a very simple. plain, usostentatious manner; laying down the great principles of oar constitution and government The anatomy is perfect. The fane- tions of exch part ate well deseribed, and the duty of each part follows af a pecereary comsequence, from the few and reli evident propositions laid down by the ekilful carver, After this, an incision is made into the carcass, which, far from being tilled with roast chestnuts which, ax General Foote tutormed us. are explosive, is filled with delicate. ravory, aod expensive trufiles, in the-sbape of epecities, instead of od w imprevements, «heap postage, routes to creation of new regiments of dragcons, mint retired tents of the harged, the dark meat of the creature is exposed to view, uot only in regard (0 its intrinste merit, but in connection with the whole veck sud brenst. above stated. showing that the in: uble end incivisible nature of ths bied compriser both the white ax x4 the dark meat, and shat, in @ living bird, they cannot be separat ‘The firet apd bart parte of tee bee age are its two eesevtial parte the tert is the mere filing. however Palatable | The President knows his duty, and is not Sfraidto doit ie base th ? aod will use nee wary. Atthe it when tm bis judem-n conclusion he t st che cowpromice measures, pasred nt the int ere jot aod equitable, wad that taken esa yought to bem and final The cannot be dist tial term of M houres were vis curing the *, even if @ majority in both pend of repeal Chem It le not 11 the whole turkey t* disbeo that the Pre. Bideut invekes a ble I should eail this Webster ts too skiif ay © meat og for it Lf tt were not impious, the «ery of the bird, which Mi ‘ai am artist to verve up in ad tonly eloquent in what aye ion of thore things which might irsiiate and ebich ore nevertheless most powerfully rvgs the aftaire of South Carolina Sud Mirsivvipp! are not even alluded to, Being copl- Ourly Belprd to mavory viends core not miss the omriettesovfite Ut South Um ua expected of Tesh pro- Veeation. abe will be sacly dieeppointed in fading her anticks cot even noticed in the President's message ard to the Nicar the m-ssage rpreed after hed the treaty with Sir Henry at least an hour before breskiast Mr Ciay treaty with Mexico, in regard to the Tebusntepec route. i+ also detiaieut. Will Be amended and cowpletes by further mego tions; while Mr Clay ' t in a tea pot—the insipient war wih Pe vinaarily disposed of, by the ric rs roment of the United sre tering offered to it by that meek T * idly o the atitationally exy ¢ by impticarion well revived by bigs and d ais, Southern and Northern men, apd will be retorred to, after many ascne ot the ablest and mort soggestive bis- 4] documents on our rational records. There ie hota line ctelap-trap of popularity heating io the whole « bat it purporteto be & Btate paper Coriespondence, Dee 5. 1950. Merea De Rebbe: y— Important The Hevald, §e A cowhiding affair ceourred evening, at the Arch sureet theatre, between two young scions ef eur first families, which may yet lead to pistols and ooffee fhe aseatiant. Albert Potts was held to bail this mern- on erat for the arseuit instituted by the aggrier- party, @. %. Dumas The dry goode store of Julian. Macon & Co, Ne. 159 Market street, was entered Inst night, and robbed of about $60 worth of fine verting® snd sik handner- ehiets, It entered by boring into a door leading into a berement at the rear of the store, frenting o1 Merchant street furs shipp: 4 to Mesers P Chotesa dawaged by Fequence of the eteamboat Drfance. in which they were shipped. being enagged ig the Ohio river The jury rendered « verdiet of $401 damages in favor ef the plain and asainet Leeoh & Co. The commission of George W Carpenter, Req . ae Prothonotery of the Court of Common Ple wae read im court thir morning od be entered upen the per- formance of bi: * m consequence of ite © ssf the Beoretary of the Treaeur: ‘nal sppropriations required, which y Of uF city papers. The Forrest Divorce Ca tr RDITOR OF FRR HERA’ ot tats rT ve, by & peragrayh in the Herald, oy erstand ire Voorhies le about. Fortert, for libel.”? nestly hope such may be the fact. I assure you, and will be ready, in twenty. hours, to mert the ierue. “ Wirhing to evade ao manner of reaporeib lity.” we enclose our name, with , for the ey of the curious or the interest- Yours, ke. akaus. Decen ern 3, 1800, Orrice ov THE Hon. Jonn MoKxros, Dean Sin—The C nding, ‘obably be completed a whersty ail canes et oom 4, which, and not peedy of the nuisance, it is but poe for me to state that a oe = ag ppc exists in the public mind with oy and power of the Commissioners ahah relation to the assemblage of peeple in = ras in the vicinity o€ their office doors, as ov issioners have no control what- ‘sons not fr eable to the n too len, e country. For allwho are irae | to, and solic! fe the aid and eounsel of the commission: ers, wo have room inside the office, and all who are incapable of self-support, and very many who are not, are provided for immediately, on application, being @, and all our legitimate business is done insi and free trom public observation and annoyance. A if a, Sogn of the people standing about in the Park are lazy, and refuse to work when it is offored them. In proot of which I may mention, that since November, 1849, now one year, the Gemente for labor- ers from various parts of the country kaye been #0 gteat that wo have frequently been unable to supply them. Wehave sent, during this time, about 3500 men, besides several hundreds of women and children. to places where they may earn their livelihoods, and we have now orders for from one to two thousand men, who may earn from 875 cents to $1per day on public works, and have their travelling expenses paid. Two or three weeks ago wo shipped 240 men to the State of Georgia, and baye an intimation that 600 more will : nor in the Refuge \d, were there any able and willing to wo. There is, therefore, no reason for the a: blaze of these people in t! ark, day atter day; and if the police authorities would exercise the proper care in the matter, the legitimate business of the Commis- sicners of Emigration would attract uo more nttention, and produce no more aunoyance, than anordinary ia- telligence office, With much reepeet, Lam. very truly. your H. GRISCOM, G The jury. in the cage of the State vs. Jacob Bagley, for Milling Mr and Mrs. Honeycut, his father-in-law and mother-in-law, both very old people, living in Au- tavga county, Ala have found the prisoner guilty of murder in the first degree, and sentenced him to im- prisoument in the penitentiary for life, oly TRADE REPORT. Tursvay, December 3-6 P. M. The inclemency of the weather, together with (he protracted absence of the Arctic’s ‘news, cheoked ope rations in most articles of produce. Asnes.—The market, under the infuenos of large receipts, was heavy tor both sorts, with sales of about 100 barrels, at $5 75 a $5 81 for pearls, and $6 for pots. There was a tair export and specu- inquiry for Western and Staie Flour. but the got weather dari Breravsicrr ative large shipping demand during the w: tended for an aévance, For the ast there was only & limited business done, while the trade wore cbasing only sufficient te supply their imue wants. The sales of domestic reached about 9 000 frm market, and rather leas. braced 7U0 barrelé, &t $9 & $0 17, Tor Alexandria, Baltimore and Georgetown; and sh isa $6 62 for fancy uv. Rye Flour, —Holders of this article mart buyere more freely, and fo effect sales they have submitted to a reduction; the sales for two days add up 200 bearels at #4 44 4 $3 50, closing quiet at ensler prices. There was a better supply of Corn Meal in the Darket, and there wes not much doing; Jerecp sold ta at¢325 3 ay 7 was soarco und in good req with raler at $3 250 $4 2 per berrel, $1 60 a $2 per 100 ibe.,and 50 a 625¢¢. for quarter bags. Wheat was in fair dewand, particularly the better qualities; but the high views of holders, added to the prevail! storm. webecked the trapractions to a considera’ ex. tent The common deseripions were plenty, and piercing om the mark © have to report sales of 10 burhels ordivary Gemesee, at $112', and 8,000 nadian, at $1 Oin $106, Rye was not very active; be sold at Tbe. jot cf 1,200 bne' were heavier and ¢ g Northern, at 45a 4O}ge, and Jersey at 42a 450. Corn was le 2 pl ty, avd in good demand, with sales of 10.000 bushels at 6To. for old Southern yellow, 683, for do Westera mixed. €5350 for new Southern yellow, and Giss a 620. for new Northern do Carrie at the Warbington Drove Yard. Forty fourth street and Fourth avenue. one - non River Boil om t:—Offered, on Tuerday. 2,000 Beever (40 Seater, the remaindor from this & a East.) 120 aud calves, and 8 500 sheep and lambs [The part week has been’an dull one, at both markets, and owing to the er to-day, particulary fo. | Prices are hardiy As at laet quotations. Sales of good retailiag qualities were made os low as $5, ard the range {s from b => Up to $7 50, whic erket. At the Upper Bull's Head. « jot o ooretahen to upply the Bermuda contract and pf head rewnined over, unsold Cows and are in good supply. but rather vuil of Be Lye at fro m $20 to $30 ass $ 3 60. At the Upper Market (Browning's) 500 loft At Chamberlain's, probably about 100 —Th jet much doing in foreign, while The only sale reported vince 8 Warn cargo of Liverpool orrel, on terms not Anthracite was telling froely at $650 0 $7 per ton, from the boats, The receipts of the latter were copriderable Corree —We bave no alteration to — im rates, bat the market war quiet Sales have ma: baer Jay at 12K 0. #190 ; aud 130 bags! Rio, al seo ak o~.—The sales, to day, were about 1000 bales, * incl cpe ration: arrival of the Arctic, and t Tyeuaness of opera. nued peace of Barope, which the ay Temore. Within a few deys, the market has been ively quiet, the ouly enles reported bring 500 Lbe prussiate potesh, part at 840. and the rea | aes on private terms. A large quantity of gum opal. priting 40,000 Ibe. just received from Lou ablic weather checked Flour wos freely offered at 1s aod 6.000 dat that price The ruling OF Md per Ib; 4d s for dead weight, formerly a London packst, was | fold to go tothe Pacife, at about $18.00; aod th ship Iesbelln Hind, was told for she Callfornia trad at private bargain, suppored to be View — Sines our last notice there h Going; a lot of 960 bble. mackerel pold at vert prices. Codiish ruled steady at $250 a $2624 Feort — Notwithstanding the unplearant rtate of has been more activity in the mar at unchang The #4 § 000 boxes including 4000 boxes t $1 05; 1.000 halves at $1 and 1.500 qua 869 Of new Zente currants, sales hav been made to the extent of 40 casks at The Har.—A quirt but steady market, with sales of 8)) bales at 45.2 600 per 100 ibe, Hors — The demand was fair, with rales of new crop Eastern and Wertern at 20 8 900. cach Tose —Bince cur last report the sales have been li- ited to a cargo of Rio Grande fz bri ja con. rieting of 8 260 hides. including t 200, averaging 0 Ihe Oe and the residue, 22% Ibe, at 14\c ; also 500 y Texas at 10% 6.. 6 months Lage ~We have to report Feoteh pig at $19 76, carb, a Lean .—We did not bear of an: dey of foreign or domestic, i light. ard market heavy ot afew email lote $20 75.6 months important e demand wa: about 100 begebeads Cubs at 20 Other descriptions were tteady but not netive and the market depressed bu; ith more selers ¢ our Inst of 160 ‘ing at the A. - t 200 barrels Wilmington common rosin sold at $1 45 delivered. In other articles bere of importance done. Te was lees Ormness in the mmwrket for lin e the inquiry was moderate galio ere diepored of in lote at B0e & Sle. in casks, 6 82e. in barrels. In whale, nothing hes tra breporting. Of bleached whal all tail ti Bt tate, 3 cept at OM a 120 on f was booyant and. if anything flected, } those quotations } tomer. may be considered the to; os | eto | very | Lime ‘Some 1 200 bhie common Rocklend were re- | Potted scldat 62 4 So, but the general price was 89 8 te. Motassrs — The entes of this day were confined to | | Navat Stones.— The supply of epirt ts turpentine was | About 2000 | The transactions com prived 360 bbls. at $57, | i ie i on were of a retail character, demand was moderate, at $3 1254 a $3 60 per we barrels sold at $1 60 per re presgeenct eo. iiele with ing. Bome dco ‘Giands, bee om tee atafraction off 26c. Drudge was at 25 a 25i¢0., time. BuGsns.—' market was ee to-day, with sales of only 60 hhds. Porto Rico, at 6% stock of box sugers in this market on the Ist. ‘instant, was 11,058, inst 3.418 on the Ist ult. ‘opacco—Was eee. active, with sales to-da; of 355 bales Ct... bales a4 Sagua; 84 dre: i Enema BAY ‘and 20 cases Fl Wauinnort ince our last, lot of northwest coast sold at 380. per lb , which was an improvemen' Wivrs.—Sales were made of 30 quarter casks port, at T6o. a $1 per gallon; 25 do. sherry, on terms mot under- 3 at 26 a 270. for but sup; nomi: STOCK SALES. Dec. ne Eachanee Board: ; 0 do. b10d, 3 , haus. bi0d., 35; 10 Boston Rail orn Railroad, ed as Railroad, ‘ori O10 Baxewe seh Company, 6:5; 20 biud. 64: ; et Maino itailroad, No? Mershanta’ Bank, 100,28 Reading 3034; SO do, Snkg: 7 Oxdensba » ef 0044; 10 a 6m. ‘00,2 wi ie ae aj a & Oo. EB. un Lime, 65 19d 8, . time, 65; 2 do. Union ranaret meando: Seb. Tay, MSN Mor 100d do '1cTy ood Meading 10 90-83; 1000 Alleghany ‘Cn 20 ahi ding RX 37: 190 do. DA. S736: id PuiLapetonta, Wi uu sebs Nav. a Mi Wd Cary uy Bi res 213g; b0 do, 2) e, 0. ou 19g: 160 Girard Bi pes 8: ae 2 7 3000 4 25,010 its 4435; “300° More Morris Canal, iL 700 bh teaieom RR She 100 ue ae oS Telegraphic Renent . wv, Dee. 3, 1850. The only receipts of breadstut since our last have been 70(0 bbls. of flour. The inclemency of the weather checks operations. Wheat is steady and arm, With eales of 2000 bushels at $118 for Genesee, Im barley, 2,000 bushels have been fold at 90a 920. for two sowed, and at lo for four rowed. Oats are steady. Bales 1 600 bushels at 450. Married. yh Moncey, the 2d ins’, by th® Rev. Hdward J. Mr. Daninw. ¥. Ksionr, of Brooklyn. to Miss Exuiza Me , davguter of Benjamin Carman, Keq., of Babylon, Leng p On Tucaday, Deo 3d. by the Rev, N. 3. Marselus,D. D., Mr. G@woxor R. to Mies Gexravon HL Tuxcoxmorron, all 4, this cit, At Cairo, Greene county, New York, on Tuesday morning, Dee. 3, by the Rev. Mr. Platt, Mr. Isaac G Corvin. (of New York eity,) to Miss Aveiia M. ot the former plai At Philadelphia Dec, 34, in the Arch stroet Presby terian Obereh, by the Rey. Chas. Wadsworth, Mr. Da- vip Eowaxos. of this city, to Miss Many 5, Ravastono, of the former p! Died. On the 30th November, at Port Colden, N. J , of com- gestion’ of the lungs, CLaxa ANison, hteen yearr, adopted daug Mer of GW Fellowes of this city. ‘The friends of the family are invited to attend her funeral, trom the Church of the Ascension, Fifth ave- nuo, this Wednesday, 4th inst., at 12 o'clook precisely On Monday, the id inst., Eten Nonan Gaturousy, avative of County Fermanagh, Ireland, sged sixty- four years. 4 thore of the family, are requested to 0 her funeral, this (Wednesday) afternoon, the at half. pias one o'clock, trom her late real- tamer ot Swanty-civth «trast and Tenth ave- On Tuesday, the 34 inet, of consumption, Denwis Byane, oged 24 years six months and 16 cays. The relatives nd friends of the family are rexpect- telly requei attand the from the house of bis mothe 8 Gold str at half past one o'eioek this lay, 4th inst edn On the night of the 2d’ {ust , #f hasty copsamption, Denwis Kritenen, mative of Cork, Ireland, aged 24 and 6 months. His friends and thore of bis brothers Timothy and Jobn Kelieber, respectfully requested to attend bis funeral frem 143 Grand street, at 2 o'clock, Wed- percay, the 4th inet. Turrday, Dec, 2d, Cuana Rosetta Staown, Infant daughter of James avd Jane Stroud 7 m 240 The remains will be taken 0 (0 Trinity ‘emetery. 2at Bergen, New Jertey, from injartes Yerk and Philadelphia railroad. from Jersey City to Newark Avexavoun tive of Ireland. and a baker by trade de and acquaintances are respectfully invi. ted to attend his tuneral this dey, ot 2 o'clock, P.M. from the Hudson County Houre, Borgen, New Jersey On Tucrday, Sd inst, after a short and severe illness, Daxtuovosew Lewis, in the 20th yeor of bie Lip friends and acquaintenovs ure respectfully Invi nd bis inversion Thursday, ith inet , from Broadway, ni 2 ee PM. (Br), Brees, Liverpool, B Cunard Jr nilade! tie N Bim Mer, Cath- Re. olay & Liviaeston: ok inne (Brom), Navy Bay, Pasams Railrond Oo: ‘ Delphin (ie, Nowa Foot LA Aicke ifvemrsel Wats B'& GA Hawilton, bre Forest King, ‘Sehroed act cm Gode, Ji dip Southerner, Dickineon, Char wih mere " ohh ‘ein to ie Mall, Usauimte, 8 ith ooppes cs * . Nephewa. tv whaleship Ghetpien cleans Mov 18, Int 29 10 Tat 20 64, , Hon 60 08, ins fing B From Ger aalor from NW to WAW; oe lw nas | Eire een at hart, peas hnieh Qhente © jewmen. ( A .. ane John, HB, 7 daze, with timbe ourttede ive MeDongal, Sydney, CB, 15 days, to 7 bogie eats AAS yg Aha yy Ae ww Garrick, f: iar New Orleans; Laden: Ou of 0 ber in ‘the ‘North river. ‘olook Mm, Bg ay) the Mabie Smseice. iLled. Swot towed to Brook- iF Samson. Deo $—Wind during the day from 8, with rain and fog. Telegraphic Marine Reports. Bosros. Deo Arrived— Barks Sarah Olney, Matanzas; Roman, NOvlessss wey ‘Aéclia nei Phen 1 Gane jsHiavtlen: Orisnbey ensacel n eas atrial Mancauilier Nov fai ‘ate brig John a Guan! Brown, Baltimore: H Cousins, Zuyder. mavens, Foiledelphis; sobre 8 Rot Rare! Cayes. Sebr BYork 1 Left sobr Ariadne, for Boston, 10 days. Sebr Duxbury, “Gonaives, Nov 12, Lett my eke me me mm 14 days; Eliza Baud, for jannah, and va oe, Turks Jelena; Henry inal — 4 A ta Moh: \d Jane Tucker, “3, Troy, RAS iitano, and Col Hisa~ ton, ed—Brig Rio. Cay “for Now York. “Pett ve ite je Lacnides, Saat rake ae Nov 18. Sid in 0 with schr dice: Lone Waleb. for Niork 8. ds; goeymavine Wilmlogton, NC; ate, Norfolk; M Be ye Baltic, Aux 2% Sie Faro Bis .. hristo, dieg; eobr Eben Atkins, do. pearenaps: Ny aa Cuancustom, Dee 1. “ss =—4 fate ork , Bostor Jonze: pter, m. i Arrived—Sloops F W Thorne, Albany; noel NYork. BSaiied tOuh—-Sebr Melvins, Phitsdelphia. New Onveans, Noy 25. Arrived—Ships Silas Holmes, and John G Corten, NY ork; Sunbeam, r jurbeam, Boston, aeuaeiek 2 Failed—Sohre Ds Franoi i Adams, Balti- more; Ellen tae NYork Arrived —Scht Oregon, Hudson, Sailed—Sehrs J. Turne re; Mail, Philadelphia; noep F Drown, NYerke Portiann, Deo 2, Arrived—Brig Cardenas, Cardenas. Clearec—Brig Financier, 8t Jago de Cubs. Salled—Brig Racellons, NYork. — AVANNAM Mov O 0d cellent, N¥o neve Bacem, Doo 2. Cleareé—Sebr Mary Clark, M¥erk. toate “ee, aay! Ray Sg Letver Bags of fesper Nise Exebange Weading Heom f Bags of steamer Franklin, for Soathemrton an Heyre, will Stose av tt Bxchange, on Thureday, 6tb inst, at iter & St Thomas, Porto Rico, and all steamer Morlin, will atthe Rei ho (67 Exchange). bi Letter bags of Steamer Atlantic, for Liverpeol, will close atthe pepe of on Saturéay, 7tb inst, 10} a — ‘pre: pard at the above office, to any part of world. Phe above Letter Bags are also at Kenyon’s, 91 Wall street, Herald Marine eae Dec S—PM. Arvived—Bark Paes, Wilkins, Puerto Cabello; brig Gard- RF. Hi Wright, Ellitsoa, Carde: steamer Vuloan, ya or! Grand Turk, MoClare, Boston; schrs vidence, November Seadterds N Beatordy mour, N York. Miscellanceas. Sron™ at Buenos Avaes—The following vessels received damage in the storm at Ruenos Ayrer, om the Lith Sept; Bark Tpachite, from N York, lost an anchor and 60 fathoms e. ry * alem, lost her jibboot larboard (nonce et bark Occanus, of Bosti ving Fo Brig B oberteon (Br), subsequently 4 vie boa et Tear aee sre font and neratoning several Pisake, bestdce tain 8 @ sheets of copper, and Stberwise tei Bes Ras oN set Westland, rammed ber anchors, and Daving thamred on th ng leak, and had eve of Th four fect water in ber bel pest, tp downy. 28th nt inet. ory Rees aoeates Now trom NW. socompanied withs heavy Spint oaile and damaged rigsings 3 heavy weather goncrally during the voyaae, Fonk Cave Pear. Kell from a Acs Cay into ( baricstom 20th ult fe wi onthe be N on the counter © sails, and ceused her to leek Bere Aner — at rey mh of the Sth ult, ri cwring ‘aheary yale trom NN an nd after throwing o ‘tion ef ber cargo. crossed the reef and anchore . The ast perpies Teceived arsistance from a er, and proceed to Turtle Key for repairs. Comaxkex or Tux Pont or New Yorn, ron tux Mowru or Novewnen, 1850. The followinn are the arrivals at NYork during the last month, with (he name of the ries to which they aes United 8: ates Tossa, 1 Rye. 85; Manse Towns 5 Den a" u Rite * >. Prassian, Byieh, S Weesentben, Norway an oe oF Puram the lee And constwise arri- vale at the Dhin, during th he he momth of No; ver ber, 1stth— Forel; hips. 6; bet 4 hrs, 3 —W. Comstwiee, shi Sheers, ab ateamenn, 9h barges, att; boate, ig é Ga fee Arrivals at this port, Whalemen; Arr at Borat Ist, brig Benj Franilin, Prior, NAOvean, Tune 6p ol her bg and honed from, nae yoratie ‘emt Const ‘The Scuth Carolin: Tunctet had 1830 wh, 5 Eoserre, 100 ip: had taken 90 Bola ous of one shook, off oan nf ‘St Jean, Cape Verd Islands, Sept 20, Gladiator, ail well) Tarner, Spoken. Shelfeld, from Liverpool for Mobile, mo date, Phin Portin, let an ‘Av Am ship tcering ABW, showing a, blue, white signal, im horiaonval stripes, was even Oot Ii, Int 82 fe Sink S showing 4 Mig) signal with A in pases Gor Be ine Tas 3 tw ninrd ( Br), from Belfast, Ie tor N York, ‘Bed ult, rem Sierra Leone for NYork, Oot 29, lat 15 N, Hovking, from Buceo, Oot 2, for NYork. 2 in a tom crete Robbing, 9 daye from Boston for Mansanilla, a Pavange. ‘k, from Portinnd for 8! Jago, Nov 26. iat Frisby, benee for Campeashy, Nov 20, lat 36 from Boston for St Domingo, Nov 15, Behe Julie 0h Foreign Pe bot Avnes, Oot S—Snips Arvum, Rankin, from NYork Ports. 7 Rent #1, i Aah L’Armenving (Fr), from Wi (4 ter NO, arr (July 6) are pt 22, bari ia rig Crovetedt, Mat bark 11 tle Lise. Knapp. do, " ) Bailey, from Saly » Oct 2-Brig Gai "eeeele tn pore. ie Jaiv 6, 2st, beige any Panwepa, Nov 20-80 Am 3 ork; Prine ni Webb, Baltimore: ay ). Davee port ave Terms Haliimore (rig Thos Trow beidg im Burnes Ayres (where she arr Sept 14, ) tor Harhadoes, ide mule Br He, Dewing, from Salem Ang from Duatury, Moree, for from N York. Havras, y Tele }— ‘ambria, from, Boston fe t Liverpwel (Gad sla os thy am) Pal Bermuda, Gaye Monrevinen, Cot —Rark Olof Wyk, Doane. from Saini- slifernia, before repertet pot in. lew of nnd trom N York (or co, ectained having left ber. Storer, for N Tork (not Ry # Nerens, Masury, for Boston ball Cdline, for do, Idi pte bh bewnd ap, brig Water Wi vine Poem (Cond). no date-- Brig W my Bath, dig lnmrer. wrt. tani Mes 1}, Ort 6 Barks Wm Shroud D eball, at aretta, Loaeb, | ir ldg; Boot a, from Bey Upt ». ro, bt Nov 140 Am vensele i br Kirra wed hip Thomaay’hnren 1a Liverpool, sith passer r NOF FP Beier, RI, pat In tor 00, Nev ark Zenodin, Pesper, for Boston, resdy fo Tike tanawn, Nov 16—Rark Maria Mersey, Davis, for Por lend next day. Sid abt 14th, eohe (not brig) Aévance, Bryant, Borte Boston, Deo 2—Arr ships Alvebarnn frbiare Fortine, Renese, W ‘oto Mar rh on . whe Reset mere Besen i, rity soy wer Bacau Provinestowa. for eat ar a aaet rea oar fees rt ton, sig Trash fotblaten a ama, Teady; thera, ai , Wi ~~ e son Murphy, ¢] t] Dicwrom, Deo 1—Belew schr Saige sloop Amelia, N a | arene Crrv, Nov 27 s 2%—Arr sobr J B Lindsey, Tarks bt Now S30—Cid brigs Ni Harding, C: jones, Fonguels, Hichbora, Maraneass "Sia abe Sak, Dark iermsn, Havens. acess Hots, Nov OAc brige TI Cousins, The Zor, Festott, ano Sarah, detphin oF Berton ooh " Tan son, Baise f for Walem; Bd- (or. 0 Taylor Bolles. 5 Frances, Monciova, Edward, Susan Russell, NYork tos Nentue Pensa tre Roman, Howes, from NOrle 1h UN, Roe Bostow: Sarsh Olucy Rewiele It dape'trom A for d Filesbeth ¥rith, or for do; ad es, from Boston for Tangier, and abt . Esther Blizaheth, Dirigo, Narraguagut Zee, Sarah; rm ea a x] sobrs almirs, ms, Dec 2, 6 PM—T! eikco, aud fea. At thie transmis Breakwater stan¢inj a wind oe ‘Noy 22—Arr bark Salem wine, Te ising ), Fabregas, Porto 1's welke ite ‘ia mjBer jen adsiaice, ost r jooton; rig Baran Brown, Andros, N Dae kok fy Thigs onay W Mon peiroy Joser bin, Eitober ak. Pi ja'age. erah Petter, Bustos Hantiago. ‘ip ore and Louis Now 20—Arr brig POR Mach'asport for NYork: ech Abby Morton fore, Bi ch Howland, Ply : Peeel tel ter Norlolk; Cinderilia, Bilis, ‘NYork for i Vermacle, Plosrt, Previdepee for NYork; DW Dix- ¢ NYerk fy for Plymouth: Kalos, Mathews, Bretvert i for 4 @ Troworgy, Bae for Ni ‘Arr pry echre Wert Tarnesth. Bi Gari: Even, Albany; sloops Mary Gra: York! Olive, Lamb, Trey for Norwich New Benronp, Dec }—Ar bark Anadir (late WS shi Rureall, R York, te At for wheling: brig-Crand Tark. Godfrey. NV ork. ty oe Phila seiphts: Taberty. (fe Brie), vorter, eohrs Ware- a b Sears, Bi Charen, th: iq er, NYork. Sid », Dee i, sloop Alert, Ball, Phila Jopes. NY ork, eae, Ticeyy Hatt Mtlore, Roby, Mariel brig ‘Sid vert Mi ‘air, do; Jessie (Sr), sire brie Sie Terai W Const of Africa; vga Ko. Nov 25 (14 sehr Rough & Ready. Ab- bot ies: prev to 27th, sebr BF Banks, English, ORAREDTON—Steamiship 8 insberg. Mre Tye, Jobe v. Indy and tw> ¥ Ww Ws w rt Roves Jr. Ai n Trew Krause Geo W Dent—ia ir en vm iaralon, pion on Livenroor— hip Waebington—sr Rummels, Mr Grand- “7 k Ane Harley—Mre Cooper, Miss ino 7, e ‘teamer Merlin—Jove Seer the Maxiosn Laeation, Ak w VL Lerenso, © Delavan, Capt Jos Spinney, ine Joke the foot ol 6 i <ee AM oH Fo LIV SKPOGL— NITRD STATES MALL 87 Bax TLAD tie ae. We imodations foesiyre1 he ort the a’ w'D. K. J ‘The steamer PACTFIO wil? tail December Zint. NRW YORK 48D LIVERPOOL UNI ni) Steamers.—Th, STLAN TIC, Capt Resin Copteia . ea been wallt by ovntrses Nvervice, every rare hes oo strneticn, 98 also im sacle engines, speed aed their spcommodations vaneara Taglled't + elegance or oemiters, Piet ct partare from New Vork to L. verpool $1) exoix otra site ptnte eoome, $826: from Tarerpoo! + An experioncod furgeom will be attached $0 exch ship No berthe meoured paid for wees of thi ps will mos be sooown taole for Pulllon, specie, Jewelry, prociows stones, or lene bille of Inding are signed therefor, and SSereet thereta eapreves oT pilowert N.Y. ore verpeal, *Kiegs Arme eopton — The United Seater we aid for. Ail letters mast freight or Paceage apply t ON Broad way at ig Slats ‘Ne beret governs peer threveh ¥ myiweie iy ee sake Se wi tedy in port fees yes Ea iMipoeat avin hii Is of of lading ped onerins eu sree. T frei Sap uy Weslo pe aes are, re aver ares em: tb ate of thi pany. All bille of sees Yerore the sailing ov the weasel. OR SA! at ny 2 COST—A THROUGE 3: ticket Sen Frano sco, by nex! Sieamor of Howtand © anninwastel i APS 47 Broad street, up statre. MEDICAL. DICAL BOOKS.—A COMP! Ri the nature aad treatm OF daria ia we all th dred a ein, a $10. weteaan he en's works on F to anything of the Find over pubs ive iin, ‘yd ofa see fitey, Be eA aINEn WEa aM rons and by the author, Os Noni MED! N UICK oo oak, DE LAs N=, ie: ein ane Pe remedies for the immediate te diseases, 2, be had, as usual, at we. rd Neen — Broad wa; Late ig 2 to two tes teehards anal a ete See eee prised at the rapidity of those excelien dot erie ee sailing” thomel ea paraticns. His Proreure debility and veakners. ine Tomale se Seeulating pilts ‘aad drops, $1; also, ‘alee, t “ine Fre Trench reventive, Ke. Doyizease Deep ae Sock atoerenrie coe gquvings show oan i 2 el jon, aad should who lave becn unforsunate tn proviows te yourselvor Ro matter what his pret aacful work, Strap iver gee oy. 01 Peanut for one dollar. , Ly dist il del ons en henge on Pooenies mMoeieinos wi bye ody ore thousan4 ijiseaat To a ees cared of Pawns oe Socal saa ceneral tensomnenss Ja cee it te put up in Dot then, wi Ue lnete pyetk~ many oA 5 ST nbagd by, Moe : ree Lice, 104 anoved eiceet’ Hostons Weigh Con ) REWARD —CROSSUAN'S SPECIFIC MIx- iy eral remcdion yet discovered, this te i matesa y ond permanent a. oe = fous the least restriction im cist. arimk. Is.applisation to business © Many ate cured im ‘veo dae, at the drug store 273, Broadway, corm r of Chamber GeErots alto at No. 16 Agtor'tiousa; at 110 Broadway, aod ton pereets corner af wih 8X1 3 ONLY MO! MON BY, Ra, Lins ef VEO. ter will fortelt an LJ % oure ow long ‘Dspen alsy, $0 thowsna.d” age Bid gromt rr medion, een unfortnnaes fe the ge 7 ollesved <0 enti em the Door Red Drop—thap trealler the certs Givensus Reat ane Kofect.- ae eet WOfore resting their bo many cnere, thet, lives, inthe hance f delic ble fa sary, No. red Stren Betis yearly by bis enctigal ” nad ethers whe oh apr ts tye slay oe Fomily are subject to. Dr Bu: Encceceful practitioner in the ( Hee, exclusively devcved fo the stedy sed tromteores of ine te this branch of modicitt®, enables the Aepoedy eu A medical book or pri advice for nothings O68 age, oF 6 and perite = cneee et ery few enses requize Fant & perfect cre, oF forfeit been paid. Price $1. 8 Id sa sora or Greed be Madigon rtren Pilindeiphia. by TR 11RD AVENUE. NRW YORK, 13 or by letter, post paid, in exses th snd tebih NTIN UBS LO CURR OBRT ALN Dit forms, *ithout moreury . rt ot La yanaan m,! OP Diss Roopical “or we i venelied te “ without merccry. Dis diploms tm hw street, adjoimi ‘cnsthase PAUATE with Che fit camer GUPEETY ANd Med ioino thie sonntre has eves MNTwe sl, LY CONSULTS: 20, 8 of which wert > AD NB reser Maa, rey she nog moved ip D* GLOVER ISA REGULARLY BOUCsTE® eityst. cian h de to are ae Royal, ri STRAWER LW, RLIN, CAPTAIN Thotnar, oa the ie ‘@ mmo: to Rermnda, $35) amon, © HAVANA, BAN JU eamehip PRE NP jer. will I 25th De Seamers of the first of t he monti tom fen Biss, Maw’ ‘an Pirro, and Monteres. The febe Steen: hofthe mouth willtoneh at Acapoleo, bay 1 pre} ont ht "ant translews passenger, dotveen Panama and San Franciete. The connec tan ip the Atjentie will bo eyeineete igh) ys oITy, Li ‘te 4 ¢ erat ie ay ‘ork op yy ge taorth, for Chagres. A th: ind bons will aise Ve kepe is Nerv * York ire eteamer The tow heamahips CARIBBEAN ang PIILADI The fil form 8 dicot Iie coving at gach pow ottlon to the oedions for pam: ri BRESTROND. Le lew York. Oot, Monlemed prota & ted of onefo ll ‘ 7 for years, is etn te ‘on by 8 bears h eared te fone day —DK. MURPHY r Vi, witha fm aK iaperaliate "3 7, tia Ay a Dr. M. will fortes aah A PARRY, SAPRGUARD AGAINGT qu . tical Private Trantise.” @ progress, with recipes for ren tte faithfully aha te one. Ninth ¢ ™ at of ty . Prive $1. or maited free by post. vTwOR oF rae ke — Ofc 4 of respoetiie bie ® ald dey te 4 fe en iz in Lines © miseries theeo poeple bring Bivens Gisorent opi ine sent be th mt misery and ‘the beuy, that to ay arte afoot, Peeters om yesre; and there” tr early iv, py fous pre per im the tre i oar Palsed Obie onse and Tapiaiey of