The New York Herald Newspaper, December 15, 1850, Page 4

NEWS BY THE MAIL Our Washington Correspodence. The Trecswry Report—Its Contents—The Jenny Iumd Excitement, §c. Wasutneton, Dec. 18, 1850. The report of the Secretary of the Treasury is at length completed, but in consequence of the adjournment of the Senate, it will not be sent in te Congress till Monday. It is represented as be- ing a very elaborate and able document, replete with valuable and interesting statistics, going to Show the operation of the ad valorum system and its defeets, as well as the difficulties which exist in carrying out the sub-treasury law intact, The New York and Philadelphia prese will be snpplied with copies as soon as Congress receives it, in the same manner in which the President’s message was delivered. An important fact will appear in the report— namely, that of the amount coined in the United States, since the formation of the government up to the first November last, the Philadelphia mint coined three-tourths. Thus the whole amouat coined was $186 572,000; out of this the Philadel- pnia mint coiaed upwards of $148,000,000. This shows that the branch mints are of very little ser- vice to the public, and it is supposed the facts will be used as an argument against the establishment of a branch mint in New York. I eannet see, however, that it would afford any argument against removing the mint to New York—a proposition which would not meet with much vor from New Yorkers, however much it might shock the sensibilites of their straight collared neighbors. lt is extremely doubtful whether any increase will be voted upon the duty on coal and iren, this session—the democratic members of the Penasyl- vania delegation, with one or two exceptions, re- furing, so fer, to join the movement. Itis well known thet Mr. Walker was not opposed to a slight increase cn these articles, provided it could be done without involviag his free trade princi- ples; ard the history of the tsa at’ since the lishment of the tanfl of 1846, shows that it would have been wise policy to have placed the ticles of iroa end coal upon a better footi ing than they are. The defeat of a resolution to give @ better protection to these articles, will only be tem- )Orary—it must ultimately prevail. ‘The ad valo- rem foreign valuation, and the law duty upon the great staple of some of the most important ‘Stat ere the salient points in the present tariff, which will, Sooner or later, cause its fall, if not modified. A very absurd paragreph appears in one of the latters of a correspendent from this place—namely, that Mr. Schenek, at present a member of Con- gre 88 from Obio, is pressed by the administration to eecept a chargeship. Fudge! The pre: is on the other side. The administration is not quite £0 badly off aste be obliged to “ press” gentle- men of Mr. Schenck’s calibre, to “accept” the honorable eppointment of a representative of the country abroad. Mr. Schenck and his friends are pressing the President to appoint him, and they may per- haps succeed jut the announcement that it has been offered hun, and merely awaits his pleasure, is ridiculeus. The Jenoy Lind excitement is reaching this city, and will be in full blast, doubtless, by Monday, when the first concert comes off. By the wa’ there seems to be a disposition on the part of ladies to go in full opera dress, instead of jain evening costume, as at Tripler Hall in New Yorks ork, itis understood that the President and family, to- gether with the members of the cabinet and the diplomatic corps, will be present at the first con- cert A large number of tickets are already dis+ posed of—price $7 each. The seats are not to be numbered tie first evening, but will be afterwards. ‘The hell is beautifully fitted up, and will, it ia be lieved, be one of the best rooms for sound in the coun ry. It will bold upwards of 3,000 persons com- fortably seated. A movement is on foot to tender to Messrs. Ree- side and Willard, the proprietors of the hall, a complimentery benefit, for their spirited conduct in filting the place up at such short notice. The celebrated Ravel troupe have leased the hall, aud = give areries of performances as soon as it can be prepared, afier Jenny Lind’s concerts. —— perceive, this village is going ahead. Our Baltimore Correspondence, Barron, Dec. 14, 1850. Jenny Lind and the Public School Chilaren—Invi- tation to hear her—Amother Green Spot im her Life—Smgular Robbery, Fc. Dunag the whole of the present week the ex- citement relative to Jenny Lind has been so great that the public school teachers have found it next to impossible to command the attention of the chil- dten 0 es to teach them properly. They were all afflicted with a hopeless mania, and seemed to be longing fora sight of the fair Swede. A happy crotchet entered the head of the Mayor yesterday— to make an appeal to Jenny in their behalf, toallow them an opportunity to see and hear her this morn- ing. She had no sooner received it than she gave a prompt and immediate answer, requesiog them to meet her al ten o’elock this morning, at the Front Street Theetre—that it would afford her unbound- ed gratification to meet them, and if possible glad- den their hearts aad cause a smile of pleasure to ra- diate from their \ oung ard blooming countenances. | The coner que ace is, that at the time I write they | are arsembiung in thousands ‘anous school houses, all dressed in their Sunday attire, and the happiest looking children that | have seen for many a day. The namber present wil] not be less than 8000, In order to allow people to buy thelr tickets without being shoved by the spectators, the tickets for to-night’s concert Were yesterday sold at aue- tion, and brought prices ranging et a premium of, from ove to three doliars over the fixed price of ¢6.° A great macy pereons bought ticketa for thei | families, but | observe po less than ten advertise | merits inthe pepers this morning, of speculators whe have ticke } Williem Duncen, deputy-sheriff, was rovbed at he thestre, lest night, by a party of young soap ke He pulled ovt his pocket-book, containing | $50, end a number of valuable papers, when one | of them stepped up to him, end with a “ Sir, Pil | enatched it from bis hand, whilst « | } } dozen others suirounded hiu, avd with whoops end yells eo wstounded him, that they all made their escape before he could give th The 4 that “y | Ht as rob him, whilst | was a party merciy | m1 ne thought t hovght it Our West India Correspondener, Frencu St. Martins, W. 1, Nov. 5, 18% The Effect of the Hurricane of July—Amount of Sali on Hand t omitted to inform you in my last, for the infor mation of your commereial readers, that the huarti- | cane of July hed mide an extensive breach ia the | dyke that separated the freek from the salt water | ponds of the Durch part of the Island; and as a cone | test has arisen between the govefament and the inhabitants, relative to the expenses of its repa- ration, it ie pretty certein that no salt erop will he. | made peat year, the contiaaal accession of fresh | waver renderirg (he ebrystalization of the salt im- | . ral process of solar evaporation. | however, that the goverament, wh ble to protect & subjects from the olwte ruin entailed on the whole island by the f ation, will come to their aidia Unie «mer ge nd not, by an intpolitic economy, ie © ihe y resource that is left them until | q will in Shakepeare's of “Bi 1l’—Mr. . aa the Duke ef Gios- ter; Mr. as Henry IV .; Tilton, as Richmond; Blisabeth, Mrs. J. Wallack; and Lady Anne, by Miss oO. O, Wemyes. _Tals great of iteelf, ought to Lg iso ofersa on the same rie he Flying Dutchmen,” ‘which will roe, sam, ‘We are glad to perceive that ‘erprising manager of this beautiful ‘etablishe ment, has secured the services of the splendid Pari- sian ballet troupe, whore oe eppearance in this city — crowned with brilli t and” a bent a porte mp th is plape wns Celestine b eaesy om, the Gran Opera. M. Gredelue and M’li e inosa, frem the Porte Bt. Martin Theatre, Paris; M Mlle did corps de ballet. M. Cha, Eigen- orte 8t Martin Theatre, will lead eriormances will commence with extravaganse entitled’ The Locks,” which has the grand murical, Fair One with the d: duced in the utmost 6} ; Parisian ballet troupe will sppsi “Les Meuniers,’ with the new farce of * My Friend in the Straps.”’ Nivvo’s Garper.— The entertainments for to-morrow evening will commence with the evolutions on the tight rope. by those talented artists, the Ravels, and the world renowned eter ot Leon Javelli. ‘This will be followed by th let of the Feur Lovers;” and the entertainments will conclude with the most beautiful, splendid and gorgeous’ F airy Comic Pantomime” which has ever been produced either on this, or the other aide of the Atlantic ocean. It is presented with new scenery, machinery, dresses, properties, splendid model figures, illuminated rotary columns; and the tricks and trans. formations which have been invented, modelied and inted by Mr. ©. Lehman, are remarkably besatiful. ecan safely assert that out of the thousands who Deve already seen this piece, not one can be found to suy other than that it is one of the most maguificent pir ces ever seen, and will undoubtedly fill Niblo’s beau- tiful theatre tor a loag period. Benton's Tueatke.—Holman’s splendid comedy ot the * Road to Ruin.” received during the ond week with the most marked demonstration of Pi enthusiastic cheers, from the rise to the fall of theo tain, will be presented again .to-morrow eveni: cast of characters is excellent. embracing uearly sterling comedians of this justly lar and successful establish: Burton, Bl Lester, Jordan, ughes, Mrs. and M. Frederic will dance « pas de deux; and th tertainments will conciade with the farce of the Boy.” It is scarcely neceseary to that those who virit Burton’s to. mcrrow evening will enjoy a rich Lreat, if the best theatrical management, and the best comic acting, can accomplish that object. National Turatng.—The attractive features of the programme for to morrow jing. will be the means of crowding this well managed establishment. Purdy is actively eogaged in producing novelties of every description, and hisexertions are rewarded with exten- sive patronage. To-morrow evening the entertainments will commence with the new morel drams of Ou- 1ate’s Daughter,” ee will be prodaced in the most efleotive style, as regards the cast of characters, and beautiful tcenery. Miss Malvina will introduce a Bwiee dance, and the entertainments will conclude with the musical melo-dramatic spectacle of the “ Magic Well hich is » beautiful poedustion. Con- sideripg the smell admission money to this theatre, we should not be surprised if its patrons filled every seat in the house. Brovcnam’s Lyceum.—The lat of Gotham should prepare to de. lighted, as this unique and elegant temple of Momus ‘will be opened on Monday, Deck ber 23, with a aple jhter-loving denizens did company, gul@ed by John Brougham, orcheste, um the telented leadership of der. The delicious and fascinating danseuse, M” of other engagem: which must prove nstraotive; but. auflice ie te e nt, that we belie The evening amusemente will consist of the new and beautiful p' torial and moral drama of the ‘Curate’s Daughter The cestumes, scenery. and machinery are on » splen- did seale. W. Clarke will sustain the part of Abel Rosemay; ndrews, eg pg rich semi, Had- i New Youu Cincus —A pee vericty Of attractions are announced by Mersrs. June & Co. for the ensuing formances of the French troupe call forth universal admiration, as they well m: Mile. Tourpiaire’s manége act ina preastoy performance on acccunt of its novelty, although there is nothing very | difficult required of the performer in this dessmption ot riding. Indeed, we could point out doszens of American female horeewomen, whom. we have no doubt, could. with « few weeks’ practior, equal. if mot surpass, ary French cguesivienne who bas appeared in this country. im the “feats of the monége.” The great | principal act of Mile. Louise, however, is indved « | startling deplay of equestrianiam, whieh it would | seein im postible to approech Paxomama cy tur Pitcaims Paoornes this work of American ai time, we should judge fro pightly Visit it, that it would not be necessary tor us to recor - mend it to the public. For the religions portion of t! community we should think {t would possess a pecu- liar interest. It ir, to use the words of a cotemporary, | & Story in Color, delightfully told”—and a story that | on every page (aud very good siaed a. pages they are). conveys a most ent morsl lieve this is the first attempt ever wade ae a whole book from letter-prees into illustration ; but bold asthe design has proved eminently successful. A visit to uggests to us the propriety of our alints the idea of ht building @ ball int and Jorge enough to accommodate all who derire to | visit them Bartiens’ Commonamas —Those beautiful paintings are being exhibited at the corner houre of Thirteenth street and Broadway. There are views of almost every remarkable place in the world re CITY TRADE reg ros } Be 6PM Asner —The market for po helders refusing to dispose of their ¢u ofiered by purcbasers. namely. $550 § per 109 Ibe. Pearle were firm, with moderate wales, at $6 81 Faxspererrs— Piovr ~ Western and State flo held with ‘pereased fimners, and the dem: tive, im part for the eastern trade and for ectment. There waa pone afort. and th: netore wos held much higher, with bet little to be bad at oar | inside quetations. Ohio florr was more inquired after, | end holders have advanced their prices trade were pot deivg much, being sirendy well eup- ylird Forthe medium grades of State fear, there was a good inquiry, and the matket favored the | fon of cansl navigation i* now about | o#ed, aud the arrivals of flow: at failing off coasider- | ally. There ic some. however coming forward - ig 4 road. We netioed evles of 9.060 barrele domestic, cluding Ne. 2 superfine. at $42 a $444; common to fa- | vorite Btate, at $4 68 a $481; mixed 'ofaney Miohivan and Indinna at $4 15 9 $4 ¥4; peed Ohio, at £487% | at $5 & $56; taney Genesee, $18M @ $5 44; fancy Ohio, at $5 BH « $8 j extra Ohio. at $6 and extra Genesee, at $6 50 0 $6 as eteady, with sales of 1900 barrels wood bra a in bond, at $4 68 a F475 The common dercriptions were not very } active Southern flowr was more firm. with @ good de- & $6; pure Genesee at mend. ard sales of 700 barrels at $6 12% for straight brends Kye Flour was leew freely offered, ond more wanted. which hee stiffened the market a trifle . about 10 Ibe, cold at $3 60S) $8625. Indion Corn Meal wan scorer. and beld rather higher ; Jrreey rnold in lots at $5 C6lq. Dut genersily held at $5.06 0 $3 10 Domes. | tic Wheet was in good milling request, but the ad vanced pretensions cf owners prevent rations: Fer common to prime Genewe $1 14 8 $1 2 the athing tate; slso white Michigan, $1129 $116, and Obio at $1 0389100, In Canadian we heard of rome traneact.ons ¢m private terme, while prime ramples ihes ' ¢ tothe ted States | sere offered st $1000 $110 The emount of Ry: in There w iemeiniow from last eropa about | fret hands woe limited and the market was buoyant O60 i walt, which fe sold. at from | With a tendency tn faver of the seller, We heard of 7 wo Weer's, ed onborrd. No doubt, be« | let of 4.600 bushels, wt 760 Rariey was dull and fore this quantity coved by American vessel, | ROminal, with sales of common to prime tro rowed, at pany ont pect ln of alta We. Oaty were generally very firm, inclading € m ent, have } at 440 406. Cunnl, at d6 a 47e; and Jereoy, at 42 crop, if not from the large sal » from the salt | reesing in the market, wpe v hieh are their private propery } ave been enabled to | Ip he Frgreh quarter there are come 10,000 or | timprovement in rates The oper 15,000 barrels remaining, bat Apr vessels | acd wp 9 006 burbele. at 66.0 65ge for new Nort seldom or never come here ; they the des | Me ter Hew ereey, slight F seve wane otic formaliiy ot the French custom hove, which | (fe toro eatern yello [ralw he come, onder the empir e monar: | Sn srocenmtn soqusd, BiB sales Of 100 4 a IM le: and 100 do Porto Rico at the same chy, or republ ’ | Of Sumatra coffee, 1000 bage have been sold on = privete terme Naval Intelligence. \"o The letters do mot appeat to be any mere Commander J.D, Knight, of Chariesten, hae receiv- he Department to take command of rmantown, now lying at the Brooklyn | J. New York, and ready for sen, He was to | he 12)h tor bis appointinent j or hoteted bie fing on board the et Norfolk. en Wednesday | it from Commodore Sloat. | ht ged by thelr Sere * hipman OW hes bees Cotuiied tor dary in place of Me. Cooper. by Com ore B U frigate iten Capt B. Page Norfotk for the Pacific, war spoken Oct 25. 6 N of Ris Jamerio “Ruperior @onrt | Dero. 18 - Nwisance Case —In the recent case of Morris vs Brower. and others. which was an action for Dulsanee, arising from the ¢Muvia of « livery stable in Broadway. w'! = yh the plaintiff. © boardinghouse heeper, war alleged to Dave fastained damage the Jury, a0 sirendy stated, did not agree We un derst they seed leven for the pisist ff and one tor th evendant Flour wae p ily offered for Liver- d 8.0.60 # 4.000 barrels were engaged at I 43d. sone to rail were prett ed, and Oo wande adv fil spare room. For | grain, rater ruled end 444 for whe crad weight. T at old rates than the printed advices, and w te cepted by sell ‘The market was inactive ebout £ per foot measurement. To London. there was ing ~ Ag stores, wheat, off cake, cheere, were held more firmly. with a moderate sup. | nee The transactions ply, @ald not toe since our previous notice. several thousand Ayree >. ibe. at Tigo 1 100 Oarnens. at shout 1150. | ual time; aud a mall lot of Florida. dry st 10%6 } cath, taken In the rum Leaver comes in more freely, but with am active | demand. and & stock of about 80,000 sides, holders were very firm at former rates In forsign we noticed ro operations weethy of Live The market was firmer, with sales of 1800 | «BES. ae EOE The local | antenia, Beard (from London), Cali- arked change; @ lot of 100 sold at $14, ‘os they rum, or OX¢. per lb. weighed Lard continued in moderate phy with sales of 360 bbis.,at 7% a7 for old. and 8 & 8}¢¢. for new. shetees bole, out. el ee oeie' auahae "urs Nor 2 25 Are Hannsh Thornton, Hovey, Philndel- $26 00, and of tin ‘shlong, at $26 60 tor Ohio, and $37 he = Pastais: for NOrlesns; Warren, jersey. |.—Pork—This articl unsettled, but 38-814 Wilmington, NC. olirees ttt cera | "eran at an fete cehna beara! restetisne nem | woooraahnes eae an 3 ee re na $4 Th 0 $8 6 for as. teat, tar, Palmer, bubs for Ben nt Sere Leoaide, ta NYork. Sid Gorren: Butter an Temained as before & on dae ae 3 Wiliam, aad Virginia, Mork paid for thie Geuoription. “he ingulty” however ft, Nev 9B Absops, Mile, NOrioaas. limited, with sles for the week 260 Heroes at $2 04 ieaan Néwien, Mo Bate by ths q “Sina The ow York ax-tod, alluded to i gur nest x Gee nen he fork (omsen proveme: of 20. Toy N relover commanded “Biv. ev Stare Jamenen. oe Pasar oe eo. part for lots for get fmicb, Ni ‘and St Of domestic whiskey serach, ‘NYor'! QWs. Prison and Obio; dru “Green wi Ger- OF forergn, 10, mants, aud Franti (oy, et Bae en or Freee at peti, Cale see rekerd: rmness displayed in the 7 ag hi he age 2 but there was not much doing. 100 Ris Grietal, aeeese nd small lots mew ty Noe ‘Orleans sold at 6 Wa ne le last sale of Polar was at 430. northwest coast at 380 ~ ‘th, Ps Sai ‘ton, Mow’ ors hatareti Hecker, 04" 20; eee Antaretic, jo] for 3 Seen cee ea ng 27th, Weet Point, Allen, NYork; 26th, Levant, Curry, Bid Sith, xpress, Anderson. Sevan nah Uibersis. Paalk, Phiindel ins ‘Stare Rights, Wi NYork; 2th, Lad: ore Railroad, K: bits 15 4 burgh Bectoe Oven Penams; 2lliaecs, Sinscet CR seare, th, se th. Ban Fran- Bd, 36. 100 4 fuse eh S ogy co Seale ‘Sarsline Rea tae read, 118%; 6 Besto: i Gitades, Chila, elias Baterpaie, Funk Funk, te tes la- Comin ence, 102 fupbia, Wil- ‘26th, 4 Vermont & Canada es ka sifrca, 10h; BO Edgeworsh Oumnpant Sic. Prurapgipira, Deo, 1.—Piret Hoard—$189 44-100 Lehigh iti Asn Aaah 6,705 aie do., 7934: 1.60, Chee ‘. (no Cm. Pe 93) tbs Roses 1 ehe Penn's RR, 42 Isah; Ce Lebi oY 2 4; 30 eke Einar a 1M swt ka hg eh Pa et tlt at lo on sr tak, rk 0 Weat Bee wi 6 0 cr pect rete aan for Baltimore mn Boltips, ond Al their Sk ein FOREIGN MARKETS. 1.—There reems to be every prospect of prices for new sugar opening high, a contract havin, mt doen ade for Spam at 734—113¢ re. for del Ty by March, which, considering the extra price pA A paid for the ‘whites, makes that for ‘yellow equivalent to about 8% Of molasses, small parcels of the new crop are making their eppearal YT tracts for first cargoes have been made at Favara, Deo. Lo 2—Ent invert, aeictarta, Champion, NYork; bs Garland Grove, im ao re Slane’ Mi ay iter lég: South- Large ones for earl: y for delivery not Later NY crk: euvpesed readgr Tassbandones, than Feb. 10, have been concluded at 23, re, Ta com. be 6, vie eis. Cl Crewe, for do, 13¢h; 3 uence of the emall stock o1 P Sfori ans, soon; Ps ‘Hynn; “floper scrde d Oab: ‘a? mo and Pert core ao: Pekins ‘x, Coghlan, oy Al oan, areca die | Mii and Stella del Mars, X | © Liswon, Nov 16—ar. a miLLEs, Nov 20—Arr neia rie nothing on hand fins bys cargo of Maranon just in. But there are five others on the way from ae port vad ia Aden, mnt Cosant, Son Ringoes Sages Aan Dar and Sa . which, with the constant arrivals from | ‘Yh: Posie. S08 Sine kre Redbreast, Williams. Brasil ani cia, will have. no dor ‘Charente and NYork, beving bose ot mnatt, tye city ase Vale preaniog effect on our market, and pre’ eing made on shipments. Exchange als fi per cent yount; on Tastes 10 per cent 2 B14 Prince of Wales, Brown, Ba premium. " bo , Bortlevt, Be Thomas. Telegraphic Reports. ort ov Richard Andérvon, Coffin, for Bal- Deo. 14, 1860. | “Bei Sioume Now BAe Hu Parington, Marwick, Flour to-day was dull. a decline of ten cents was ourdit te for or Eavannah, leak; eatin ‘does of rubmitted to. 8.000 bbls told at $4.12. Hogs ware peothetiie oe aithor rh, London for quiet, but firm. Mess pork was in geod d the | #¥o ae Meri, th teen's Bosten market, at $10 50. Lard. ‘reig’ to $0 ote OR pork and flour Tens-='* vere Walch ed, ing, for On Saturday th inde, Bisvanix Monavcs, Inthe Ij TE ree anart Plymouth, Madeira; #let year of bi Greener, Ryork His relatives na friends are respectfully mg to gy ae im Jaa fae An may id Tete, attend bis fameral from No. 96 Maiden lane, on Mon- Pr vg we Nyerk. ee . 4 : € m Saturday morning. 4th in nt a anterast tlmese, TSS AS a nn cm — wi ‘ohn Kinuer, io the yor bg Tre Lala Ho Th, lisins, from London for "Te friends ad relatives of the family are re- wns this afternoon (im tow ef malamaat, be, and leaky. sohngen = hed = proceeded to London, in tow of a ov 37—The starboard side of ship Adeline, of re) wrecked), bas been towed into ettully invited to atten neral Om Sunday afternoon, 16th inet., at 8 o'clock, without further in- day, 14th inst., after a short illness, A.seat | 62 years friends ne yt ya) ee family are fy aay | © part of Invited to atten Z 7 Nov 27—Cam Tard yy at Clyma, * oe ters of” o lnree ship, wich “—ame, enacbunke” site's aged 6 years, and Evwano A, aged 2 yeare, mnaahdion b M PR ae this day, «tl o'clock, from No. 119 Spring reet. In Brookiym yeuterdey afternoon, Mrs. Mansa Mf, wite ot R. VW. Thorne, Jr, sud daughter of Rev. Evan M. Johnson, 23 year The friends of the fawily are invited to attend the funeral, from the house of her father, corner ef Johnon and Pearl streets, on Monday next, at Ralf« pret 2 o'clock P. M At Brooklyn, Thureday morning, December 12th, efter a lingering iilness, Many Avteria only daughter of Captain James A. and Rebecca Freeman, aged 1 year, 11 months and 20 days The relatives and friends ate respectfally invited to attend her Suneral, from the residence of No 6 Fleet street on Bunéay. at 12 o'clock remeing will be taken to Green ®uod fur interment. On Friday, the 13th, Mrs. Cortex: Hi Onresey, im the Siet year of her age In New Haven, Convectiout, on the 6th of Deoem- ber, after «long Silpem, Mr. Cuanies Bowen, aged 5 | Jrete, formerly & resident of this city ‘The ship Monts Bristol, for N Peal Mckee a Batt lon 1067, by the Young Captain, Sr Pi TERAWURG, Nov 14-The pavigation between this city eis ope is stopped by the ice, of which there isa great Cronarant, Nov Te—Retnete thie and ." Ba yf the eppears h coeasional streaks of water, is free. Amehip Metoka, Fronch, from before reporved putin), hee been 4 40K onrKO for Telegraphic Marine Hay Oa LRA, Doe 12. Arrived—Ship Weeminster, Shspter, Spoken, St Denis, Howe, from Havre for NYork, 6th wit, lat E for New 4 i ork Hamilton, (rom Bi = for the Cape of Good a 16th inet, Int 463 'N, lon 28 * Dierhas. from JWosnina for NYork, lth alt, of MARITIME INTELLIGENCR, ra Cryo - Weetera lal Movements of the Ocean Stenmers. Bark Joshua Braedon. Bartlett. from Boréesux for NYork, Leaves Isth ule, lat 43 10, lon 19 80. Bark t taten. cf Tark, trom Laverpool for Baltimore, I7th ult, , from Bordeaux for N¥ork, 19th et FOR CALIFORNIA Pre F : | from | Port of New Vork, December 15,1850. | , wae passe’ Nov 12, panera we ! aint i, Admtance (formerly of Boston) from Casi: 20 days, ore pases, wee 2 9T| moon cove i ‘alifernia, Oct 26, lat 14 14 N, lon 2403 W. son tara SUITS 433 | mer warea ou Ports. Cleared. Lyon, Faraone, 5 1 Mitchell: G Ra‘iroad Uo; Keancbe. Flnwere, ol, CH Marshall Foreign Havana Deo 1— Arr steams end elasth i Pacitio, Jarvis, NOrioan for Chegres peat isin de Uuba, Marschall, arena orman pet), Dryer. Liver Froet & Hicks; Be Onarkes, Mtl- tom. Tibkiod, Legaayra, ke, 8 W Lewin; ' Poy a lento Bab | Orlire St Jobs £)4 Deo 1, br MeCrilis, hos Aha me Tr se atte, Wavy Bas. 3 Wii ia gt Vist, , do; Benjamin Adame, Corn cs mith va Reval (Be : gina sere nee (Och Ceawe Jeoten; rile Biers Asti Or inet o Ie Brame; su- reetinte (Spam), Mobile; Kapron- utrey, Bopdige, 6 Ba acti lobtie, nm, Jaoksony ile: BE Jazo, Port- } Pore ington, J I Nesing; Tense W ioe: Candid, >) Gleaner Hemlin, Apaleobi= Beare * je Maria, from fi *, Portiandy brig isch, Eileworth. is af ne. Rov S9-_atr tebe Bowtares, Cress, Boo, Bld DW, bs Jan Tarona (aise reported | im pert 2tah j tists brag Mabie Toute (Orem), Biniee, Home Ports. Aryranrnta, Deo 108 il—Sid sohre Mary Emeline, Rice, arbacdoes, D Fbilline, mall, & Joha, 8B. r ship Americe (Br), 8 ‘She anen: Udacksony Ley Eta Be Ria H Arrived. fhip Martha d Ward, Trotty, Savanna’, 7 ten, he, to J O Ward. | rae ‘Agree (Ras), Tiebeee, Almira, 76 days, with lead, teed 8 7 days, with oot wee, 0, 08 days, wo, Newviter, 10 days, with eu- Bie sappendonens 1, Savannah, 7 days, tole; Carlista, the 00 Mi aples, Philegels re, Walker, y Chatterton, 7 days, with cotton, to @ By) “ic “in Rondovs; 3 Pvt ‘Ap Nickerson, NY earaphed. ehipe Buens Fires, Brie. f ‘rte Rice (of Belfast, M (rlouttas Seuth Car et eid, from Liverpool ¢ al stores: Be, Peek. { from Vi Bale more: + ( Be jy Cameton, NS, 14 days, with “From Halivax Alosto, Niok- | Wilmington. NO, 4 days, paraiso; Lad with ravel stores te Berton Comtrel, “Oe Tueeday even- Vhiladei- ne sobe Wiiliom on Chineotesgne ¢ stramded the might NC, with naval stores, Kyeer, do; eehre , Cowk, Cape Hay- need: Fore Waite, Prede- j sehr Deane, p Revenve (aot | SA Jig Newey, 8¢ Thomas, Tate. * Ola rene Sarah os Gitiast, ie Vor , BF doh ‘von, Smith ip pty (new, rie llth, bark Mary Verney, th, bark Reindeer co | Dee sare sche ate NYork. Crain rom, Dee 10, PM Are ob Lives pes fire, dip TS 5, . i yen B14 6h, dark ag, Dviaht, Wewpors: 3 i rehre oe iat eda hy (ands a Canney | eeht Geo Exeeoott anien, Ga, T1swORTM for Cute, Nioky Duo) Lisekim, Be fast same day) ea.) pena Pena Fk tiem Die Bich nore ity Die Bie! ‘or! rr Fran’ b, Aregr Yet ‘Nee hon pert sig Deen oo New tease —_ TOA'sih Coopatebs barks Casion, Benen Cor ted propeller, had zere oa foremast, one omoke of mst, blac! I black | pencere Seton orm aut, rs ee oe for Mewbury- nt 5 5 # 7 Ki 5 ae t 7 j : a re ps Buitas, do; Vessels passed dug November, total wRYPORT, Dec 19—Arr Eanes in Hive Hi Fister, Walton, TeMOUTH ohrs ‘Packard, ior ena, Torrey, Phlindeotis for ‘ for Saco; Puloram, a: sete Wig! Domarura, Porter’ Gate Wt, schre Peru, Star, Lucy White, and _— Warrior, do; Mary Wise, ede eatolks oth ‘oth ‘sohes cbse Hrutapets Coral = pe, NYork, Mienwonty Deo 1S—Are echrs Meroy Taplor, Nickerson, = | Boston: Paimen Parsell, ‘NYorks debe Toler oulllvas: perth ‘or dense. Rock. A Corpelia, N ‘Texas, Dee 9—Cld ships Georgia, Havre; Lan- caihive, adie, Taviet dehr Weasoguas "Wase, Portes Baran, Deo 12—Billlbelow, ship Winnegance (rom WCoust “‘geameront, Deo 4—Arr bries TP Perking, Frankfort for Bavapay Sih, elon, do for Matanzas. 0" ON ree eae rom Buligt Diser, NYork, Cla vt) ans. Wiatveros Ni 0 are sobre Miners Wi %, Com, York: Ira Brewate 1, Gleb, Altay do; Bowétien tem aatuinigue in 8; Thomasr ith, ig Mone tage aie 7. Boston; ol EMaty Powell, Wilinins, A¥ork. 12th, brig Richmond, Biair, Martinique. Passe toride— Jobe Ag eA B Ti Fripler, child Pig servant: BSA vannAn—Steamsbip epi ldren, 2 serv and 2 servants; ‘ire ‘Bul tims Mie Jae B Pree, Me tate Fh wie E JW ) — ntworth, oO LY Hira Otiver Seve ea tar, Alen li Goer ohm arena servant, David Buck, Mrs Agnes Thorne, and eerag oy | < e Nae fi. PP Piye HOME ket the t bert Sanding Rit Rath thes ee westwae of the Ban work a between Fithin 60 mien of Cs Henie ‘ook & pilot en the | Senor Lee, (of Kenn lebts inthe see : - tetaalin tn attempting to ‘ct Henisn, ou mere, ee having ae rm len ‘ship fabs outat ihe vers aye Mounraisnen, Bi forthe Pembrone Ir: a. e Pieten for Bastport, Work: en might of Sib inal, upon ledge of L yout 0 palles fom Eastport, wh we bare at hal tide be Revenue Gutter Aler!, Capt Whiteomh, left Hastport 9-b to soviet her, and insured in t om, has bilged, as vi Ne, OW Pcenaine, Park, pea from a ey N Senn Jans & Ersza,at Philedclohie, fi eh ina BE NW by ich preva le tort vhalenees y dering ‘wiich lost part of deck los four Saran C Eons, from Philadelphia for Falmouth, Ipregeped ' Wilmington, NO, 8th inst, leaky, and with loss movth Momerial etases that » ore om Salt House Beach; no saver of the Prince Edward Irland }, reported threo squre nat ina ieee o Mr bu end that all have perished. , Bown Asnonm—A sehr with pineter, went sehore, no dete, on Manaworoniin, ard was fall of water; o Lose ov rie Bev Sourn awrron—The penenees (of Yarmeuth) Shipley, sailed from Montreal for this port om the 23d © jn running im for thie harbor on Saturlay a brary bow . wien tnew, ede w * om the Devi Pagel ea 200} ond fa y to oFarbeske® al Hith ins ee The spent of the Saderwritoce of this city, writer rom Rey, West, wader Gate oN to the Secretary one, of this city. —{ Halifax paper Fay sve lo nether ¢ 4 underwrt’ ere ertain ay. Bi fore pay: Foods #0 ahi ppe brig beabolua Re Knv Whom, Doe In tbe nee of ba Ranesr, Merritt, Deevionsly Feporied, the court bas Awarded Mhellants A. to $4000, whieh oimount will be advanced by (Br, of Nevean), Wrieht, from Naew Mar on h {Kus}, eurgo atest: at Tet 116 16 cents per The berk She war net been dissovered ashore on @e foom our piaoe—all the veesela is ecwerbet injut hen her Paden, Ro. cone gned to Bs ze. veyore b reported he wo strain or iniary the ebreivg forw wa forepart of hee hs about fy on tach edge Abeve the ah what fs hers Called a Borthe or at 08 depress. and aqgiceneevlery ‘The 01) &, amd will predably fart for rein as Warm oF menecd Inst ¢ PARE RECUCED.-THROUGY LINE POR 84x FA eleee, via Chagres direct, and by wl cited won he Steamers in the Pacite—On saranda: fp ondid rt » CHERORER, Henry Wi will lente te Pier 4, Nerth ftrer, for Chaares cicent, on Faiwrday, De ( Ubtte welock, Reduced rates of face su Sed Wave the peivitoge * mente $a 1 Gtheae, OPP) to NOM ASPIV EE Ht nad © Sota nicese RE NEW YORK Fy? LIVERPOOL ‘UNI iutnatoaaas Nye ih ahd ‘Thea ane hay aang beon built pom auras i ine ae <4 experienced surreon Bt fe, 9 ey fe tere ocured wntil paid f win _ oveners of yee aver, ello ion. devetey the valee Beret ‘bers “ee smarosED DATES OF GAILAN pi ite . iis 1880, Bee % jes. Ba. i : aa aS: e De Mtr: it ae sive ranme? evove tteaniers from Liverpool will be matecielis redceeds sterataachce ets an ee ee Jas. 0. Lace.—' 1 PP Sg COLAins £0 Wak cect will sucesed the al EET metric es after Thursday, 19th Pega die kos Chee ponaannmegee Tas ROS OF DR. pare TAPPRCTENeS one an A eive me ore rus withon oe HS Bae if 16; Norfolk, Dufilhe and Mr. cade a NeaCRaa te ir rat as Irae a Rae crs oe “Soll: Abuse te work NGitandeat le Dovecs pa showing Sant tt read by every one. nfortanate in cvecrachiug diceass ee tbe cars of amy coetany Roopy ly wrefol work. Strangers the city, ark oe contemplating meri iege, don’ think of ret Ly Poeket Aeoulapiue. Sem ‘one foamed et Ect es ‘adtreiy De at, c"Paituacignieg un tot wae iM SREATA EDT OFT b & veretevle T ‘affoot yaielen. in H letter, ant EH Pues” will oe 84 an Tothoee pot ays equal it. expelled aa vom tor the other wot ves covey tae Bt “here time John’ Roller fe Teele te ye gente, to bp cured of sctility, ition Te by a & "dea, Fei re beens woo Pm Det A a we ewes. BW MEDICAL BOO? 5 Tr Pe gTicab vawry a is & large quart Reon Oe ne fe 2 he’ Kates oe her prae iticnerw he is gaily tte ony ether