The New York Herald Newspaper, December 10, 1850, Page 4

NEWS BY THE MAILS. The Foreign E> ports for @ee last Viscal Year. OUR WASHING (UO CORKESPONDENCE. \Yasumnaton, Dec. 8, 1950. I sent you, yesterday, the domestic exports, for the last fiscal yeor "he following table shows the foreign exports «uring the same period : $2511,736 2.962 367 788 757 ‘Tea, 1,662,379 pouns Corrie, 16.287,409 Bucan, brown, 12.186 | 1 ios. white, 1,660 674 loaf, hb TS Inoy—Sheet Irom | 2+ ibs Pig lron, 61h «# Bar, rolled 9,800 Manufactured ae Coat, 6480 tons. . Buanvy, 66443 gr anit from grain a uuilons. » rn esas wiavaiaie 60,288 galions Connrars, 48 gaiier Barr, 01,40 usb: 2 Total value cf olen merchandise ox- ported from «Un ted Stal tor the year ending te 1869, see + $14,951,808 The following estinits the imports for the fiscal year, end? 0, 1850: Inox ano Sree valu@...«. Other fire-arms Side arms... Drawing and cu tiiese - «rts end rifles, No, 896, Sqvares... Needles... Cast iron bolt Pines. Cotlery.... see nee sw otiron.. Troms... ..+ bee Beunet wire. Lron apd ate! Nails, 2656 754 Spikes, 51,011 it chain cables. Saws. Anchors .. Band and seroil ir Hoop iron. Sheet irom Pig iron Old and rerap 2 Par relied, 4 Bar otherwite fast oterl.. .. Other stoel Tax av—Pig. bar, rbeet ana o Burrioy—Gold.... Silver. ... Brrcin—Goid. . 52817 ths. . 44 986 585 Iba. . Ge aro—8 940 ton: Woot rxs—Clot Merino shawls Blankets... Hosiery... . Other articles nor epecitied. Correns— Printed, &o White &e....., ‘Tamboured. . Mosiery. . \arn and thread, Unspecified. Bi ks—Piece goods. Hosiery... . Tamboured, Ke . Unspecified... . Silk and worsted. Fias— Linens, , Unepecified. . Brinvis— Brandy From grain Other materials Cordials, Br can— Drown 2.1847 9 095,028 PoreerrTy 1,031,838 ) 4146 £02 gail 2,659,537 TALS nav 18g esor © , 197.651 8°9 Ibs. . White 19 977 912 Loat. 796 217 Bar1—11.224 185 burhels....... Coat— 180.439 tome. .... Total value ot gi tor sbesteipeh end. ing COth June. 1850. be + sar ait TA Wasninoton, Dec. 8, 1850, Virginia's Endorsement of Mr Mason—The Rea- s(n— The Public Printing—Mr. Rives versus Mr. Ritceie—Mr. Secretary Corwin'’s Report on the Finances. Mr. Mason has been re-elected to the United States Senate, from the State of Virginia, almost without a show of opposition When we consider that he was one of the inflexible twelve ultras of the Senate, through whose exertiors the Compro- mise bill was broken up; and that he was one of the ten protestents signing the protest against the admission of Calitornia, after the bill had passed in a ceparate form; when we consider that he stood fully up to the policy suggested by Mr. Calhoun and after the death of thet distingu‘shed man, was regarded as the senatorial leader of the Southern ultra’: —the re-election of Mr. nm, by so large a vote as he received, indicates that the public sentiment of V ja sustains his conduct, and endorses the condittons of secession which he 0 repeatedly edvanced. But Mr Mason was the author of the Fugitive law. He originated the measure—framed the bill —apd it passed according to his amendments; and the bill is bie, almost verbatim, from beginning to end, tis an important law to Virginia, lying so aver the free States She feels it to be so; and m this law stands the increased popularity of r. Mason inthe Legislature. The fact that the ultra course of himself and col- league is not disapproved, is sufficient to remove any doubt of the readiaess of Virginia to retaliate, or even to secede, if provoked to it by Northern nullticstion ‘There is a very instructive quarrel going on be- tween Mr. Rives ond Father Ritchie, on the pub- ic printing. Between them they have abundantly abews the necessity of a reform of the extensive and expensive abuses of the existing system. By turning State’s evidence, they are both rendering the public a very considerable service We preeume you will have received the report of the Secretary of the Treasury on the finances Its importance exceeds that of all the other public documents ot the session together. Its exhibition ef the fiaeners and of the working of the ad valo- renrs, is worthy of attention in Wall street. Atthe rame time, we understand a movement is to fol Ww this report, in behalf of a better tariff, of which we have no hope, this session, at all Our Balumore Correspondence. Bar timonr, Dee. 9,1 Great Excitement—Scene ai th The Auction, § Jenny Lind is bere, having arrivedin safety at three Colock, on Saturday night. and the staid and serious cltivens of the city of Monuments, who have ridiculed citement at New York Philadelphia, have ff in erstacies rome of them counting the heurs as they pars that intervene betore the commencement of her fret concert. Throughout the day (yerterday) people thought and talked of nothing elee, and the churches, with the exception of those that w pointed out a3 the one intended to be visited by the divine Jenny, were thinly attended. Barnum’s Hotel ‘war thronged to excess throughout the day, and the tickets that were bought up at the rale on Satur Gry. by epren! readily brought five doliare ad- yenee The man that could net show a coherrt ticket Derterdny, was voted m decided © small potato Mies Lind op account of the severity of the weather Deving declined attynuing church yesterday morning. Mr. Parnui a 0 ! Mone Ce theds al: wr nee eborch was afternoon, when fr rtart wed by am epreading through fous ‘whitet the inside wae thron, Wh ved. there was such a rush both mation howe ty tt lort cloaks shawls. in are advertised in the papers thir morniog, A ade in the crow’ for the distinguished part # through. but when they reached the ’ here were s hundre: nde on the the wheel ‘and the carrisge, and all Mr Bernum's could not induce them to believe that one of swith bim toe Mies Lind After being thus ter of an hour, whip was a they finally succerded in getting loore cows, ‘but were still followed to the hotel reeeipte for tickets for the o nin ie Sinaco S thong the speculators pa nag S couple of thrusand. The first tie have brovght a¢ a high « price ae it did In New York, bed he have revured a good dively auctioneer, Anetead of one that has been ured to Mell | lime, molasses. andcodfirh le proceeded as if selling an article for its value, withont getting the Cg FF, firet hey the ‘ae temperature. tloket, wae ia ke $00, had there beem any op- M Netheslel Bartlet wae instantly killed at sine works, neat Newark. on the 7th eaught ine belt of the machinery. Our Philaccipbia Correspondence, Pritavecenia. Dee. 0, 1850. Salvage Case Decided in Favor af a British Navat Offi cov— The Opera, The libel care for salvage, brought inthe United States District Court. by Lieut Charles R. Robson, of the British navy, against the owners of the brig Hunt- ress, was decided to day by a verdict in favor of the of one-fourth ofthe whole vaiue of the vessel, hich wat eae sabe $11,023 The “gt —. the views ed by Lieut Robson The tress was disco’ redon the African ith gate aptain was dead, Le 4 veasel first mate ¢ying. about for four da; 3 standing for the river Ga- boon, when he was two hundred miles to the Fey She was taken to Ferdinand Po, a British 1 station. where ehe was supplied with necessaries, and Licut, Robson was finally sent with the vessel in charge to this port’ The captain and first mate both died of the count fever, and despite every precaution taken by Licut. Robson, he did not escape tho malady. He arrived here with the disease confirmed upon him im the wort form, with a shattered constitution. and greatly enteebled. The fourth of the value is to be thus distributed:—The proctory of the claimants, fees and costs One-third of the residue to Lieut. Rob- ton tor his services; two thirds of the residue to Capt. Jobn Adams, officers and crew (including Lieut. Rob- ton) of H.B M. vessels Jackall and Gladiator, to | eistributed according to the rules of the British navy. Jn additien to this, Lieut R. is to be refunded ex- epees for medteal ttend bourd and passage back 0 England, $: “Max (ed sy with Madame Bertucea and the rest prospects mm Foor will be presented, in most admirable style, as large and fasbionabis on audience as ever graced the interior of Old Drury. At the meeting of one County Board, bills were pre. sented for expenres of the M bal's police —in. eluding the revoly t building cells under the Mare! senger and clerk. No action was had beyond retercing them to the sppecpriate commit! The Late Torn do at Capo Girardeau, Mo. | A correspondent of the St. Louis, (Md.,) Repub. | l'cam, wrinng from Cape Girardeau, under date of the 27th ult » £AY8:—— ** About four o'clock this evening we landed at this place, with the Saranek, bound for New Or- leans, for the purpose of taking on board some pas- | sengers who had hailed the boat. Just after she | had lended and made fast, the clouds assumed the appearance of a storm, and as we were compara | uvely sefe, we thought best to hold on for a few minutes until it would pass, as the wind threatened to blow bard. Consequently extra lines were gotten out, but before we had time te get those on board who went onton the wharf boat to make her fast, | the storm struck the stern, (blowing up stream at | the time,) and in less than five minutes the whole | entire cabin, fixtures end furniture, chimneys, | pipes, and in fact everything above the main deck, wes blown to pieces. There were some two hun: dred ploughs on the roof—they were blown for hundreds of yaris from the boat ; part of the rail- | ing was carried onthe top of the hill, one mile from | the boat. The wharf-boat, Champlain, was also blown to pieces. The hill-side was literally ¢o- vered with the wreck of the boats. But, strange to say, no one on board was killed, though nearly all were injured. Jos. McCoy, pilot at the wheel, when landed, was blown out of the pilot house and fell through the cabip, near the hee houee, his ribs broken and shouldef eut, but we think he may recover. Samuel Hill, engineer, was blown out of his room, | end fell between the boats, badly satel. Mr. Bailey, passenger, was thrown on a hog chain, and also severely injured, though the physician thinks they will eli get over it. Many others were injured. Not one of the crew, or passenge: cabin, but has lost some of their clothes, and some lost all they had in the world. One lady had her trunk and everything she had, blown overboard and Jost. Almostall the cargo above deck was blown overboard, even barrels of flour. The bell, weighing 500 pounds, was blown a hundred and fifty feet from its place, but not broken. The stoves in the cabin were blown ashore, after the cabin and chimneys went to pieces. The steam and smoke instantly caused the alarm | of tire, which created the greatest excitement among ail; but those of the officers and crew who were not injured, prom g Epo mr every particle of fire on board, an en relieved those who were helpless and ‘confined by parts of the cabin lying on them. The groans of the injured soon brought others who were not, to their aid. Notwithstanding | the calamity was great, the scene no tongue can describe. The d danger was threatening, but not one of the officers or crew left the scene, or faltered from his duty. Every man stood to his post until either blown away, or the timbers knocked him down. But | have stil) a more painful seene to describe, | and that is thedestruction of the town. As I have but little knowledve of the size of the town, and arned up to 9 « selec bape you can understand better how to locate St. Vincent College, and the beautiful mansion of B. M. Horrell, are in ruins; the Convent is gone; the Catholic church, and al! thé bufidiogs ‘around it, are gone; the Methodjet church, and every build- gz frcm that to the bridge, are more or less in- jured; Mr. Giboney’s warehouse unroofed; the | ‘wooden bridge torn vp; Mr. Tompkins’ new brick house at the bridge literally a wreck; Messrs. Byrne & Sloan's new three story building, on the corner of Main Theme streets, unroofed en- tirely, and the zinc with which it was covered was thrown for some hundreds of yards. | Mr. Surreil’s three story houee, oe feet, the upper story a hall for the Sons of Tempe- rance, dedicated yesterday, now lies a shapeless mass of ruins. Capt. Surrell, wife and child,were in it when it fell, but were not killed, though badly the Lacy buildings, injured The Cassily warehouse, roofs off and walls shattered. Mr. Penny's new three story house, gable blown in, roof damaged, Some twenty more houses, names not recollected, injured—some barlly. rhe telegraph poles and wires are all blown down. The people are etill running about town, and some mothers, with children in their arme, ay be seen seeking places of shelter from the storm and rein. I can fiod no language to de- giye ee the a oa darknces soon set in, lean only give you what | | fifty | those at Mobile, quote— | | | | | | scribe this awful scene—the heart-rending cries of in the extreme Thoee who have houses left are oflerin comfort their cireumstances will admit of, cannot but admire the friendly disposition showa to the unfortunate by the citizens of Cape Girar- all the | their homes, and gave us something to eat and a | lace to sleep, Our sick and eruicd are atthe Johnson Howse, weil provided for. The house is | fall of people, and many more yet to come. Ten o'clock.—Have just heard the sorrowful in- telligence that one mun was killed at the College; and one lady (Mrs. King) jown town. [tumor says six deaths. As yet, only certain of three— | fitteen badly injured, some will die; ten or twelve | slightly injured. Physicians are doing all they | cen CITY TRADE REPORT. Asner. —The market was very Salesfot 110 barrels, at “ State ond W part forthe Esctern and | Je. with something doing for speculative in The present cold it weather has pro- rt of bolders less disposition to press ‘Met ruled very firm The export de- imited The receipts to day were mode- rate, belr@ only 11.000 dnt the stock iu the | bends of the trade w About 10.000 | dis, domestic, have $4 ekS ordivary straight Stat & $45;5 for mixed to straight Mich’ Ipdinma; $4 04 0 $6 06% for pur see Sots age ity for fancy Obio, $51 ard $5 $610 for ex padian was in wa es reported at fair dew some large ee bargain. Seurhern Plowr was | very Om, and tn feir requ wih only ® limited sup. ply. The rales embraced straight brende Rye F' sales of 200 bbls. at $2.50 Corn Meu! waa rather heavy, | The transactions did not exceed 100 bbls. Jersey, at | $3 06 a $8 19%) $3 31% a $8 ST mertic wae very dull wee large, and there wae a dis of owners to prees pairs Onnad mn was in good re- «vert for export with sales of 16000 a at$loda gio for good to fair, Prime was held a€ $106. Rye * lees treely offered and prices have adv b Bales of e000 burhels at and Oots remained without particular change. wes held firmly with « fair demand, and sales of 7900 bushels at 640 for Northern. sey and y+ Low; also old mixe at 7Ce ‘The stock ot all kinds larly eld Correos = The rales reported on to 1470 bales, et the prices paid on oft cotton Fu) upply the wh. olders of the Gu ot ‘Setas practicable to bu if the yooh ht. ay, thee fourth of the ia market lie between the distressed mothers and children were sgonizing | | gud rice, to Duah and 1) Ni is Vi} Ti aii’ hande estimated ot 38,000 bales, Provisions. —Pork —The market vas unsettled, but doing. The operations amounted to 450 bbls, at $11 76 for mess, and $8 76 for prime. i cluding 100 bbls new olty mess, at $12. The receip ot Pork. to-day, were 600 pigs. Beef was — ‘firmly there was less di at Srv tgures. was meage ‘he sales include 260 bbls. old. at? w# is an kegs. t 80, Butter wasin fair re- juest, with sales of stern dairies at 14a 18e ; aad Urapge county at 76 The inferior qualities wore ‘he receipts of butter, tagey, by the ¥ sum up 826 peckyges, CC was 6a steady, About packages were re- per 220 Lhe, weighed out day, by the Hudson with ‘ain of 200 bbis. f. per North river boats, to- on 5 were five pac! Beef hams rold to the extent of 200 bbis at $14 We have nochange to note drersed hogs Lard was lees buoyant but the market MARKETS ELSEWDERR, ,Pruangtewa, Deo 89 x, i 803,25, & STOCK SALES. 9—Firet Board.—$1.300 od, Vi Rabo ey et Wigstion. 6, do., 16: i —$6,000 Fenn‘ 8° YB, a eS Mort, 92; RR. Hoo. ume 67s ; ine, 6734. Telegraphic Report. Terms not out further On Sunday, Deo, 8th, after Janes McGunnen, im the Bat y His friends and acquaintances, and those of his con sins, Philip and Hugh O'Brien, are respec quested to attend his funeral, on Tuesday, from his inte residence, 124 Mott Sunday, Deo. 8th, Manriive W., infant deughter Noah W. and Lucretia Duryee, a: atoneo’clock P.M., street. of ‘The relatives and of her parents. No. 4 ‘On Bungay evenin Ne die, rans, Dec, 6, 1850. There has been quite » movement in tobaceo with’ a day or two, which has resulted in sales of 600 hhds. Died. friends of Jacob 458 Greenwich street. , Deo. 6, of consumption, Sori Caxtsx, wife of Williem H, Carter, aged ‘The relatives and friends of the famil; fully invited to attend her funeral, on 10, at 2 o'clock, P. M., from her late residence, dridge etreev. tives are respectfully im tov of her hae, . trom the residence of No. 98 Hodron street, this day, at one o'clock, with- ed ten months. uryee and James Dailey are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Tuesday, Dec. 10th. at one P.M , from the residence jay well be taken asacriterion, We tt do., % iat Dee. years are reepect- beep, Be ne On Sunday evening, Deo. 3, at No. 58 Cherry street, Gronce W. Burien, of Baltimore. ‘The deceased was one of the crew of the U. 8 frigate Brandywine Hie shipmates and friends are invited to attend his | funeral, from the “Baile: Home.’ No. 190 this (Tuesday) merning, at 10 o'clock. On Sunday, Dec, 8, Axonew Brexcr, aged 32 years, Hlis friends, the members of the ‘ American Dri Fund Asseciation,”’ 1.0. of 0. FL and of “Island City Cherry street, Lodge, 4 re reapeotfully invited (without further notice) to attend his funeral. from the Church ot t! Holy ew Clinton street, Brooklyn, this day, at 1) o'elock. At Cold Bprin aged 90 years, L. Ts of the late Jobn ae, mother of Willem 8... John, and Walter kt. Jo: Dec. 9, Mrs. H anwau Jonrs, The relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the fu Joux Genacury. in Ills friends 0 ing of a scaffold, on atter a short a the Séth year of aintances, 180 Monday B St. John’s Church, in the vil- , on Wednesday, the 11th inst. severe illness, “those of the otfully Invited to ‘attend his funeral, y afternoon, at 2 o'clock, from his late Pearl street, without further invitation. Deo 6, from injuries received by the Axcis BOTT, ® native of Wasbingtonville, Orango county, N. ¥. papel mere — Men ( & Co Blur, St Je ell, do, Rte _ Bark J , Balilmore, Slcop—Mores Baty, sil peoveneray to om n Pres) night, Shi ed.) with mdse and ion. 6s 8 Sd inst, lat 39 Bib tC gany and sinble N. viheriy ond bas been Brig Wileen | Toler, cw York. 6th frend J cael: seen as much ere = ons friendship (isplayed towards any people as the | people of this city have shown towards each other, | Behe Fans Oy Pe and to tis, though entire strangers to them. None | tert Gaber, Clan have been forgotten. They kindly invited us to | Sehr Marthe, Fareell, bby oey St eo be Fehr JL Wi Eche Ontartes Va sal Sebt Bole Peed, Smith, ina 8. eh. Piviedel bis. Pritaaelp hia, Schr Raper, Fehr Jase & fel Eivva, of reole, tof Tre 0-Wind enow. Ms aa ye ve York its cpaieg, Wuiller & Love: French, ‘Taunton, Lady Fei vo Duph: iller, Peacock, F Reeves, Cavalier, John, Beteon, ‘orson, Phila de Pitan, Mathers Newt Dorado, Turnbull, Barringt« Schr Nancy Mille, Parren’ New Lew! Fapier, trom Rant 1 f Portiand, p Merlin, for Bermuda, P.M., from his late ate CO sae gers ot me age ed Republic, I = @. Lee, J 4. Ke inyeon, Bermuda ‘eill, Philadel phiae ). Gordon, Liverpool, Br xy Boyntor Le ay 2 ath, Se. , Dean, Providence. Arrivee. clembo, Gerth, Five tt days, (before 0 paseongers, to McGaw, Fostes ‘oke bark Levee, 8S days from Ze= beanies tor Bo Jas! Dim hy Philedelph run, into by our bowrprit, t, We yt, Vessel to waster, caton, 5 days, with cotton, Marks, 1 days, with cotton, &e, to 0, Port an Ly ~tpd “ C Roos ire & ed heady. 4 ge tbe other veesel received, $0 the kept on ere invited to attend his funeral, this ‘ork, December 10, 1830, ne 080 and St Thomas, Grinned. } Min- rah (Br), varler'op; Comoro, Chase, Hunter & Co; Alise, ‘teanor, Hinks. Boston; ok, Tuttle, New Haw werpool, Ont 25, with mdee and & Dimon. Wasol i, ped hed to stand off in conse nenee of the Sandy Hook reper with ya, with cotton in co with brig Bxoel, for tom 73 45, spoke brig Verlering, dave. Sth jst, —— et, Johnson, Newbern, NC, 4 days, with 1 Phitadelphia. phi Wool Pdeons Philadel .. Phitadelphis. shley, James River, igers, James River. Hadelphia. Bom, Phila cot im adely in ”, th Pt . lindelphia, simone * Tiitatoipn oa De Below, “ New Orleans; ¥ morning. Enzlish jored, In oan be pre-paid at the above office, te any part of an Ci ‘These mails will be egies Lecter ‘aus a ae ncn PL Wall ete, Deo PR. gies Weta oh ae Alexander, Lyons, New Cleared" Barks. ama: Let - oh py ope ee Manvfacturers. 01 { Boston, from Baltimore balers Fe a Wt Menieviseg in ‘distress, hed 8 tite meee Ue ee and 17, while obs tala eues , & foreign vewsel dragged foul of, Twe sauce of ship Pree Trader, recently Iaunel pir bas ech cheedod oe Gemprs TLwmNGTON, NU, Deo Jearn that the Cronstant, Nov tL Quit hetoons bn oar Arr at Bepoiels, Sept, 25th, 3 etetar, mod, Logan. aS ae Ragland, wi Sept 20, Draper, Lawton NBedford, 800 sp, 28 W, ship “Charlotte, of whe Sroxen—Oct &, lat 24 48 N, li wav bb! | for STlands hor re Slat 28 ea fon Ww, ie Mexico, of and from West~ port BS, 7, (oil, lenady iMonoluty), Maseas foro Bhering’ ae bt July 15, he ER Lib Arctic: Buntsville, of Cole Sti this censon, wig 600 ~aP ‘Spaniah colors, steering Ei tr was paced Ne ear \ ae A i ‘ Hine, from Bal cnore Faname, was passed Oct te no ints me, (by the Pekin Valparaiso. ‘ muted alg Br). from ‘Liverpooltor Charleston, 14: u ‘Bar! Alea. “Parana, ar ‘Turks Islanda for Portland, Doc 6, off ome eee 36 days fri im eden for Ns By) patty IE LT ost = Jat la 8, lon 34 a ‘aw . (Br), from NYork for Panama, Oot Hayward. . Clay, from Amsterdam for Curacao, 4th uit, Mg SL Hy, to Brig atlas. ry and from Providence for Matanzas, Nov 29, lat itty Jon 70: FOR CALIFORNIA. nln, Coriolanas, Turner, from ys ‘onk via Montevideo for 8 Francigeo, ‘Aun B, (voles, ho, by the Cuorington, at San Franc Bark Autom: id from red for Sam Francieco, Aug dat §, lon 61 46. Lae si Bark Bultic, Oucerbridge, from Philadelphia (April 24 Ro duntredly So) ter San Francisco, Aug 17, lat 4033 8, lon rie Rvfus Soule, Millingham, from NYork (Feb 27, Val- mie Sept 4), for San Franciseo, Oct 25. lat 3517 N, lon Ports. gAirean?, Nov 1i—Arr Charles § Olden, Dougias, Buenos ree Nov 19—ad Bs wien, Hering, Abbott for SP'raa- ¢, Lofberg, for Bos- Ney 719—Lig, Harmonia, apa Adem Carr, for New M’Kenzic, for aioe PHRF, Nov 27—arr Portland; soht Rhsabeti, Peavy, Bane dd aTihe tele Henriette, Yorks 20ch, bark Prospect, Dow. for Bos Giesrencos, me i9cld om, ‘Lucy a Robbins, New Ringham, London for tor Grane XDI Risa eee E a, 2 me, a Aux Nov 21—Adv, Greenwich for Boston; Rhine, Gal- fs Zurich, Stine, and 8¢ Nivolas, for NYork; Ra~ , Jordan, for Boston the 5th; Japonica, Gallen ~ boy and Wil- Jott snd Caleutia, or, and tha, t orwnasens Nov 2—Going i Betis © ith, frem Phile- deiptia Kescius, Shop, vikom RYerk. There hod been mo a ‘bet gon iit a £ld Seth, Richard Alsop, Smith, NOrleans; 224, Plymouth ell, and 83 lphide, Lowry, Boston; Athens, Chase, sina Elizabeth, Barelay, for 5 ja 28, Henry Nesmith, Baltimore; Eaterprise, York. 9), ow oe ty sony. cher as the river, outward bov ogee 1 eselpa! or Sherk i Aneta for leat oo, Browa. for NOrloans 2 thi, W, Wales, Oroeke ward, Heinrich Von Gagern, Rei- Pe Mary, Faker, for Bosgon, Me; Chas Waltey * Baker fe ‘Dermuds, do (destin ‘altered from Hratus, Ceneh, fot H Oricon eT Set schrs Spartacus, Harris, Oahu; A » with molasses, 39 from Rio Shin Ocean Mag = for London: Sore! Appleton, for San er ow York, for Charles- New Orleans, sailed from sunset WNW, with (he appearance of Telegraphic Marine Reports, Beever, Deo 9. Matt at el Kade NYork. dsye since by th ecom ie MHDS they were compell lary, from St Martine, tk, ‘i, for N¥ork ne faye; brig Henteees, rok ig tang An Filer 0 + 182 Joe; e brig Myre, do; ochre Trivmy Jeemel; Emerald, a; which it will be b ber, was driven eff on ilo pasenes, and the brig nara ble, oma { het 4 here safe in the vee Pretole to he ranite State, and American Nonsorx, Deo 7. boine ts ge Teoonia, and evans. Ant: | Me, Mected wei m 6 “hleh ey" had in tN le chs Réward Wood, aabors at Carrie, Cpa Nov Arr ches Susan Rete, Merrick, New : | York. Bd Uranwe, and Hones In her. wd “ Bee SCARE Mchvore; vere, NYork; 4th, brig Moselle, he hele week hee Arr org Sarah A Seth, Ha ate Noy a a a thi Wolgeas ge ‘on be + ine, jira Ane, “Chae tata enrol Deo & iN ‘wits sel suet L * vy] cite. ome Laren % York. 814 Aten, Deo 8 bs tort Fs te m. Ri Be ree, whe ens Cape Giese °. mer nt ret Fat Licoroot | jesrst, Mie Bavang ant the stag Room (oF Ee a ch int. Was for Rinastom, Chas 0, i shore | fay Tate int, at a ‘ dlette, NYork. Waraca, Ort 12—Brig Frances, Pease, wte orders; belier port Jag 16H » , tor Calit u- Matacvas, Nov os—Are brig w 0. Cid 7th, bark Jubilee, Nrwcacrns, NSW Provet: lag conh. Nev 21--Sld Northomberland, Lord, York. r ort 0 date + park’ Ohio, fi from Nov 18—Ships Gertrnde, W (Pros). Meyer, for do and a, Hanged TeLANta, iM 26 (additional)—Drig Rainbow, of marten, for ua dy 16d, tard 4 ¥ Dyer, Dyer, for NYork (or NOrleans) 00, Nov 16—Brig Adelai¢o, RAwO, aht Oct —Arr ship Palmyra, Chipman, §, for BFranciseo. 08 pone+, Ooo me Arr bork Desoes Bid rig G W Kendall, inte Columvia River 294, brig | Pegaetveo. A, Der (Sid brig Yooa!an, Bal Tie), fi ALE arp an rep b LnANY A. tar, Bhilaaelpnia to Wilmington, Nv; tS WNW, very (reeh, on; barks Hosty War: 4 others; Beh, nothing » The ith 5 oR Wont en a rose. wong be nea before sight, Laren r, Deo &— Francis Partridge, Brough ton, Rio Janeiro, Sid * . mk te Kendrick, Boston. Be A on, Doc &—are pehes eri, Trott, Baltimore; Pat ri- t Mao! neni fl | ae NYork; sane, N¥orh for Bath; Ceylon, Jordan, + | abe ‘Nov 30—Arr ships Dubli Sk see TAverreals Marehall, N¥ork. Below, SFr 4 acy We dor Bokots, ide, for Havre; 1 ii i ivingeton, land, “Rice, foe. frets Forex, cae Wilso: parks Star, ad i i § Hy i i ACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP Qourany—sER P lie axe informed, that wu: ae Company, steamers inspected He cee for ne atc re igat aii Peryeg hey and penne te aereas mall con Gapsinehem, jasdaria, Colley, do: Geo | a ranioes detained ky eaet a Fak Kendall Tal Tolman, do; Baltic, Saun- ead atm, aoe wraileat Pa a Mysndotte, Hondelette, do; Mascaosia, wit | Sebi jane, Masson Belem Ok ones ‘ogee Mo ee ae , 0 0 rons, do; or se i ‘COLUMBIA will Miliet, do; fait rte ur | end i Pacegiere roca nt euenie ar lo; Antita (Sp), Alsina, do; Ani~ th mails and t ag by ake bei Bee Cre mpeachy 4 & Comamegs (ee: et Ean Franciece. re °j pa 4 pre) = il eet oe rales, do; G L Abbott, Stanly, Foavem Fenape ond a Son Fi ‘aa P omer Deo 6—Sld schr Waterloo, Storer Philedel- Macnias Port, Deo l—arr below Face Leoni York. Siu aue amen ieee ers 4 se a ct ae Porn i ae, eresae="| Bo, He ca, Harlot rere fa Beil ie ei Taligrands Leta Hess, ana ers soe Beatie Nonroux, Deo $ arr’ brige Bermude (Br), Corsen, Bow Rich, bd so ¥ ‘fate anion ldg: John Tyler, Sallie \tord, Bristol: Far- imore: Wm Wi: in with loss o! te ticoke bato Ni reeei: 0 Cole for room for N Plurons, Des €—Cld bark €has Devans, Bailey, NOr- Fo: fee leant: brig Confidence, Babcock. Havana. Pessacona, Nov 25—Arr sloop Wakefield, Saunders, New- pipes beg Caine Benton: devon; avg St Helena, Hates, Salem: A Barratt, May, 8 Pontiann, Dee 6—Arr sor hw meet wee, NYork for Bel- fast. ely No Ree 4—Sld sebr Clark “Winsor (of Kingston }, ir brig P Tabaiva, vaca Bark Blt land, NYork, I petro, 120 ¢ (ae ‘Dear 219 days, Sur, Beran, Rewcastin, aw 72 eae: sie: i aceveaee ae “er. ao; Wabi do. eather mber of vessels at anchor [2 Benronn, Dee 6-814 sloo) w Haven, Dec 6—Sidechr geves, De he D RvPoRT, Dee 6—Arr sehr Brothers (Br), Anns~ ton ‘Bompus, NYork. York, vip Hope & | es, ILADELPHIA, Deo 8—Arr shi: ‘Thomas a ag Conn, Studley, Boston; Harri York. Cid trie A well, det Heerene ‘Crowell, Sid bark Sarah B Hale, Carden: Ra cise. Oot 26-—Arr outside, ship Hottentet, —y from , (80 repert an Cohn, Shelield, Portland, Me, vugton, Prior, Boston, liv days, via rh, Burts, storia; sear Gazelle, Sod Knighton, Columbis River, U8 steam San Diego, 9 days. are. Eerie echr Beth i days, nial “gre is, atta; bark Lot itasea, Dowett, Vi tea Foun NY Beatie ete ve ms Katine or Alsiakes Nov, vin. Santa and San Diego; echr Sam el Rober’ Sie Switzer wid, ~4 8, Sara Br, 5 woh Hogors, Colbura, diag: q gtenmnahipe EMPI y rainy. wind lig! trom NE, rates; and as sates well Hirt sols gis Pam Lay iproceod dire Soply early. 0 30H SSOHRS | Sear ith, and C1 Sermctints parte Ssh *aianp itera te, aords the HoT OBBORN, IIT Wallstreet 8aN FRARCTOGO. TO SalL 2T8 INST. (ag) sailing chin SETH SrRAGUE, Ale: , master, DOW ving at pier No. i all hi and cee rare her dock pee Ny HOWARD & 80, Browlwaye a fom Hiatt a ‘ion india attlon et Attention, and oul very one. Young eee ee fea te ee Poa Ree he ir seteepest hewiand, 7, bod = | Romaticr what b lone: ay be neem mi ae ‘Whitmore, dng: beg wet x oe : as elder, for tor Buenes Ayre a or ia te ink of Fe Goor, cncist lig-ashre Widas, Bea * Weasogun, Ware, do, dolis Blizas Mighse, Pais eonsters. Bedicra Grvs a Re esas, RI, Deo 6—Sid brig Franc: Wiscasset, Deo &—Sid brig B as omnes or pareage—hav ing or comfort—apply Yow: 4 be iy ca ealling st Halifaa to ary, a aon New York bebepoer t0 Liverpool, in - servoral expences, sho the'r imterort to engage fae herr freight vi only & portion rem ng at x ° a NY Cape Gopham. hi Mr noe acAtter the test of April nea the rate ot irvign imvmediately, direc: Callfurnia aed Chin ¥ Baker, MeL: Lest, Dec 7—Arr sehr Union (Br), Digby, anda fee: of t sgoy sohrs Heary Clay, NYork for N brigs Wm F Satord, Pleres, St Thomas; Purrington, Dougloes, Quer Gh, brig Bllsa Burgess, Glawson, joan de low ee, Titus, Matan'as. ‘ainbow, "Emerson, C be. “Passe Halted. PRMTDA AND Sr Sp pea Morlin—For Borma. Mr Reeve, is ae Harvey, Mi Tacker. ir Blate! Ritord New York; Cart Spi Idand vere Marea: eiland chia, itr Gate, Dri Beran, Mi erfo Rice), Frede Tasler, 14 Liver- Mr Jones, Canada, Mr My Ashton, er St Th: if a YERPOOL UNITEDSTATII Nes Naaredt ry wi ORD. M MURP 2 v. Ib atest, wi this ling ara sh¢ | ihe is hooel asta on ail diseases: "Haowat onsen TIC, oy wen ‘pare Sig of bo wiht a tod two ier Gays, vey 0 a teks | gene ‘oamnos be a Lave: Sent. De. Mill forfeit aaa” iat having beem built by consrscs, exprossiyte) reloes every ears rn Sen taken in their osx also la their So essere strength ax¢ agers are une sunt PERFECT Sareev. Br. Ralph's “ Practica’ 3 Eine, Beesley 7 fag ‘iptome Ta ie eon, Noy 1 ii RD AGAINST md er a forremedion, dist, etme japted to the use of ‘ot which, we te ‘ ay 18 CONFIDENTLY L ogty years prnation, 8 ‘mediate thie eceatre Scoever testoost RISA KEGULARLY BDUCATES PHYat- id Surgeon; he attends to am mont D2 COOPER, 14 «DUANE STREET, HAS, FOR THE rteem yi cod hie practice to the tree be f mercurial pad ¢ hee isessen. ‘Hie ean we ane nn cere rhe Bnequalle: WP. K, COLLINS, 66 Wall ev Ths steamer BALTIC, will succeed the ARC FIG and ary st) SA AND NORTR A --y 4s tween New Vo ten and rele land and receive mails and pas oar white light at their masthead— —red on port many » G. Lott, from Boston, Wednesday, 11th Decom 4-4 Judkins, from New York, Wednesday, 18th from Boston, Wednesday: 25th De- York, Wednesday, Janvery, 1a, W. Harrivom, from Boston, Wednesday, 15cm Janu- iM 4 in ct perionced Surgeon om board. ters and newspapers must pase through the Post fi a pessitinperriioes LUcSann, Jt. 8 Broad adway, nt by the above jally reduced Ww" of bot from Liverpe be vony mate: * bat exp y for jew to inemee the rteet paseege op record epaid, will be forwarded to Oreg lonterey, if desired. Shippers to C iy to irag We wrest. tr to ? wa SPEAR OFICR TO NAVIGATORS. STOM | Caileetor's Ofee, ats new noaive teculsy sivoretbed i ed eases of th ewe te ’a pettoat ore oF 5 R MORRISON i rcee forme rita eee After the firss of A) i nexy, the rave of freight by sb |D _ rm Dae above stoamers ‘verpoc! will be m: Pele recon’ afecthcn Sea eet i yoaee Om Ly: POOL UNITED STATES Mal Tey cured. Bes j pA part with the Ei aay the Dist ot December, at T3 oven HOR OF THE “ PRacTIO L Par the foot of Canal st derth, eeeree scree Ko—Oitice heures, 9 1013 A. Sto? All levters fh the Por orf peed —N 53 Greenwich vtregt.” thea ed, they may remain so dormant on a0 te rele we other way than in the tye iperiy ai Fiorito Beslnsopel i and 0 reciali reason cases oan be cured | pays P Gaye na th od pany ry preg oo yy oortnl Ro other soutes im 4 AN eal cel nr ay be hea iapenard street, 17 im tne hee stage of vhove inone er twe aay HEN FACTS SPRAx oR bergery moet ete hh penes, b