The New York Herald Newspaper, December 22, 1850, Page 4

EWS BY TELEGRAPH, VERY INTERESTING AND IMPORTANT FROM All Sections of the American Continent. FUGITIVE SLAVE ASB IN PHILADELPHIA. EXCITEMENT IN QUAKERDOM. Two More Steamboat Acciden Great Loss of Life. INTELLIGENCE FROM WASHINGTON, Fiendish Row in Illinois, UTH CAROLINA--THE SOUTHERN CONGRESS, &eo., &e., &e. Slave Case in Philadelpha—Great Excite. ment, Puiavecenia, Deo, 21, 1850, About noon, to day, comsiderable excitement was caused in this city by the arrest ef Adam Gibson, a colored man, on a nominal charge of stealing ons, but really asa fugitive slave belonging to Wm. Knight, of Cecil county, Maryland. He was taken to the U. 8, Marshal's office, and @ hearing shortly after ‘took place before Edward D. Ingraham, Esq., Commis- sioner. After several ineffectual motions to postpone the ease, made by David Paul Brown, and Messrs. Pierce aad Harbest. the evidence of the claim was gone into and the identity of the negro was proven by one wit- moss, who him on the farm of William Stark, in 1841, He was claimed as Emory Rice, who ran away im 1841, and is now said to be 35 years old. ‘The prisoner's counsel contended that his true name is Adam Gibson, formerly owned by Parson Henry Da- ‘vis, but Mberated by the last will ot his owner, im 1840, oa condition of emigrating to Liberia, This state- meut was attempted to be proved by @ certified copy of the will. ‘The case was argued by William K..Lehman, for the claimant, and Mesers. Pierce and Brown tor the de- tence. Mr, Brown’s speech was a masterpiece of fervid, though deeeptive eloquence, abounding with bitter inyectives agaiont the partics engaged in this pursuit ot their property At the clore of the argument, the Commissioner de- clared that all the formalities required by the law had ‘been fulfilled, and being satisfied of the fugitive’s idontity, he ordered bim to be remanded, for the par- pose of beirg placed in the pessession of his owner, A large crowd of colored people congregated in front of Independence Hall, where the case was hoard, ‘Chey still continued there at a late hour; but the fu, tive bad been removed by the back way, and will go South by the mail train this evening. Items from Washington, ‘TUE NAVAL )URT MARTIAL—THE PROPOSED NATION- AL CONVENTION THE BFFECT OF TUR MASSACHU- SETTS ELECTION, ETC. xotoy, Dea. 21, 1850. ‘The Ceurt Martial. on Commodore Jones, is progress- log with the examination of witnesses. ‘overnor Floyd's recommendation for a general con- vention of the States at Baltimore,recetves little favor, even with Southerners, because of its tendemcy to keep ation. The {probability of the election of free sollers to the Senate, by the junotion of aboliti 4 democratic votes, In Marsashusetts and Ohio, gives the Union Gemocrats here great dissatisfaction ‘Che report that Mr. Corwin had stopped the salaries of Charles Abert and William Grandin. as clerks in the Treasury Department, without desks or duties, proves to de incorrect. Mr Corwin still them paid, and thinks them wortby of | fouth Caroll: a. MCASURES, FOR THE DEFENCE OF THE STATE—DEPU- TIES 10 TUK SOUTHERN CONGRESS, ETC. Corc mara, Deo. 91, 1850. Mr. Cantey has rent to the Senate,a resolution that $000.00 be placed at the disposal of the Ordnance Board, for the defence of the State, and that $50,000 be added to the Governor's contingent fund, to be used only in ease of actual hostility, The House passod the appropriation bill, but the Senate dissented from “ The Be heve elected R. W. Barnwell, John P. Rickardson W. Hampton and Langdon Cheoves, deputies elect to the Southern Congress, to be held at Montgomery, Ala. on the 2d day of January. 1952. A grand trlute was fired at the request of the Gor- exnor, both at Columbia and Charleston, immediately upom bis receiving the of the de action of both Houses of the Legislature, upon t estions of « Southern Consre Canadian Recprocity—Threats of Retalia- tory Duties, &e, Tonowro, Deo. 21, 1960 nepector General Hinoks left Toronto for Washing ton this morning, on business connected with the re- procity question, It is stated by an opposition Jour. wal, and rot denied by the government organ. that the Vinance Mirister is proposing s tariff of deiferentiay luties. in fever of the St Lawrence, with a view of cetaliating on the American Congress, if it continue to se the reciprocity. indiana Co. vention—Patriotism in Misste pp! Crmernmars, Deo. 21, 1860 The rection recuring the rights of married women was lost, by vote of 65 to 76, in the Indians Conven- The Tichemtoge (Mix sippt) Dem says that 1» nullification and all kiadred mes. vorin Tishomingo The massos of tly opposed to them, one and all ippi will secede. i will have to dieupion. ++ aures find emall Titheminge are dir { the State of Mi bid farewell to Tishomingo, for it will mot go out with t Diagracetal Proc edings tn Minots—A Tmost a Riot. Pronra, Ti. Deo. 19, 1850 Jur city wae agein throwm into much excitement today. The execution of Brown and Williams for ths arder of Me Hewett, we to have takem place yes day. but by an order from the Governor. ree-tred Wedverday, it was extended to the fifteenth of Jan ary next. This pot being coneratly known mor ored tied, large messes of people of thie and adjoining rntien, acsemblerd to witness the exemation, and be- g Gieappointed im thetr expectations, a portion of hem resolved t the persone should be execated rihwith. ond wrged on by excit’ng speeches, they cot the seaifeld (rom the jail yard. and ereot tin front of the jail, They then ev cntrence by jerking the doors and locks a pr 1 with crowberr, sevntling aad other mplements t where they met with re tance trem fr sho. although shaekled ae soon 4 into the ball. disarm a le by taking from them ths crew. ete ond reantiing Derred his cell om the inside. and efed them. He broke the soantling over the mobbers 4 gave them other striking illustrations of his en ire disepprovel of ruch unlawful proceedings. The orlls, and before » of the soners were nevin secured in the imik the crowd dispersed. Thor rerulted. what at Aret all supposed would ben it tragicel and dirgraceful affair, The mob felt Ak, and # few of our citizent dropping in at thie con. Junotare, prevented further violence. Confession of Dunbar, Fires, &e. a y, Dee 21, 1850 [t ie currently reported that Reuben Dunbar, who was recently found guilty of the murder of two child. 4 Btephen and David Lester at Westerton, N arti at | confession to the Rev. Mr. nt will not probably be made pablic until art ie execution, which is to take piace on the Birt of Jenuary wert. The extensive leather store of Rose & Smith, in Troy, N.T., wae demroyed by fire about helt past 4 o'elock this morning. The fire originated in the email eating walcon inthe basen: R&B. evecended in saving © portion of their toc! = lamaged condition The lors ie not ascertained, b artially covered by Ineurance A fite #e4 Olecovered, about one o'clock this morn- ag, to teewe fom one «harms connected with Key. ~s Hotel at West Mtiea N ¥., a1 °f which Were em emed. The fice te snpposed to have beow an fecer diary ¥., hee made « Beecher. The ely oc 69 Fo ‘ Mere Horrible Steamboat Casualties. SEVERAL LIVES LOST BY THE BURNING OF 4 VESSEL. Mew Oaruans, Deo. 20, 1860. Last night, the steamer South Americe took fire, near Bayou Sars, ond, im less than twenty minutes, was totally destroyed. She had on board two hundreg” persons, including one hundred United States soldiers, seven of whom perished, who were going to Texas. It ts believed that between thirty and forty passengers lost their lives, many of whom, to avoid being burned, jumped overboard, and were drowned. All the baggage belonging to the passengers was destroyed. This is the third distressing steamboat accident that has 0o- curred in this vicinity within a week. MANY YERSONS KILLED, AND SEVERAL SEVERELY SCALDED, Prrtaavnan, Deo. 21, 1860. This afternoon. the steamer Fashion. No. 2, collapsed ® flue, o short distance above Pittsburgh, om the Monongahels river, and so severely sealded many of the passengers and crew, that some of them instantly died. The list of killed embraces the names of Joseph Carrol and A. Little, passengers; Isaac Peebles, as- sistant engineer, eon of the captain. and James Louder- back, freman. The scalded are, W. Gaskill, first engi- Beer; A. Peebles, assistant engineer. son of the cap- tain; Jesse Gilliland, passenger; Johm Pettigrew, deck hand, Pindley Gould, deck hand. and one cabin passenger. The boat is almost a total wreck. The forward part of the cabim was blown overboard, and it is supposed that several person: re carried alomg ; but, as yet, mo bodies have beem found in the river. The scalded @ conveyed to the city, to receive CHanixsrox, Deo. 20, 1850. The ship Silas Leonard touched off thebar on Wed- Besdey, to procure a supply of medicine, the cholera it on board during her passage from Tampa Bay for New York, with United States troops. Ten oases have already terminated fatally. Interesting Metcorological Observations. LINE UF TELEGRAPH. WEATHER IN CANADA. Monrarat, Deo. 21, 1850, ‘The weather to-day is mild, although it is snowing. The wind is south-wost, and the thermometer 16 deg. above zero. Queneo, Deo, 21, 1850. It is snowing hard, and the therm ter is 12 deg above zero, Tonowro, Deo. 21, 1850. ‘The weather is cloudy, with an appearance of a storm. WEATHER IN THE UNITED STATES. Burrato, Deo. 21- 8 P.M. |@We bave a high wind from the south wesc, sky is cloudy, It looks like snow, Wha is on the ground is disappearing slowly. Rocussten, Dee. 21-8 P. M. During the day the weather hae been mild. To-night it 1s cold, clear and pleasant, The sleighing is fue. Avvany, Deo. 21-8 P.M. The weather {s mild andjthawiog. The thermome- ter stands at 87, and the wind is trom the south. Sraacvan, Deo. 21—8 P.M. The weather is cool and pi t, aad we h bright starlight evening. The wind is from the southwest Urica, Dee. 21-8 P.M. A moderate snow storm bas prevailed all day; wind southwest, Thermometer is at 32. The barometer indicates @ continuance of ti Supposed Accidental Death. Mont }, Dee, 21, 1850. H. J. Batrick has been found dead in the woods near Tunkhannock, Pa. It is supposed that he accidentally shot himeclf. The Southern Mail. Bactimone, Deo 21., 183, No mail South of Mobile bas beon revsived to-night. TRIAL OF COMMODOKR JONES. PITH pay. Navy Yano, Wasbingto: Court met at half past ten Presi all the Court present; and accused Gen. Walter Jones, Minutes of yes a” read. Pursur Wilson resumed. under cross-examiaation by efruce Bineo the eo et yesterday, on reflection ( think I recollect iy by conversation iy with Com Jones, on or abeut the 24th or 25th ot Nor, 1848 om board the Obio, at Benratito, (bay of 5: that i choo.) when I ruggested to vieable to send ho: cbared as it would one (to the goverpmen: traron why it could not be sent: what that reason was I cannot recolicet; this was the same converses tion that took place with regard te shipping the 276% ounces. Q —Sappore a suiden call bad arisen immediately alter Commodore Jones re: the grain gold for the sum of mititary contributio s0 a8 to make it into the market, and to sel! for current oil sot thivk from your knowl» Tisk of loss would bave bee: chance cf profit. A ald be more like ly to bave bewn «loss than a gain, if be had bee obliged to rend it in the ‘ket because the # n up for t of (he custom was enly thore who had silver could puro! ly eight dollars. By th _ id dust) but at hisagent, G under bis order; { purcbared it by his order, i deliv: red itto him by his ord I pothiag about itexeept from thi i mony. All beliw Jopes wanted Prop: bimerif 1 co red it to be bi opsidered that it was put on board, that the modore luteaded to replace it with we ot bis own; ae to be replaced (the two canisters of 2764 ounces) with geld belonging to himse! Purser Reypolds, re called —-E Property ation resumed ter referred to on to suid for the dis. 1. 1848 and id disbursement. T ) Lretuened home in on the let Keptom bor \ostrocting him far 1 ad by the the Southampton, I thi et, 1849, and teat at Payea: Thad no | charge of apy gold dust for the aroused: I know that any was sbipped for bim on bon | Boutbampten: [ have no knowledge of any trading tn gold dust by the acouwd, while on the Calltornis sta ‘ to Com. Jones; L had a reoept Purser Wilson, which T also delivered to thi dors, I did state my seeount to the aeew vouchers stating that be bad reeeiwed my ind that they «ere eatistactory: [think EF have one | tere to that effect; 1 hare met got them | ampton leit Raw Francisco tor Panama. ow the arb af | Notewber, she did not retuen to Commodore Jones's commend | | Forrest ewern.-- Examination by the Judzo ¢ —In the yenr 1448 I held the on na of & purser io the navy, atteched to the ship of war Unto, acific staion, I do not know anything ot aw sold dust chipped on ‘board the bie, on of at Ztb Novew ber 148, [kuow poching of au on pabiic aecount; T know nothiog of any gold dust being transhipped from the Lexington to the abeut that dey, [ hed charge of the nm boaré the Ohio, ( hed ne charge On pablic account QO. Respecting military contribution fand? A * from Parser Green at Masitlen. Mex about the latter Jane, 1848 about $0) 0 bape pots but starve com: wo a ust. from Pa I ree gold. ter Commodore Je 184K about Christmas, the Com no acount, te lodged a quan tity of gold dust in the iron chest of the ship ta gave me & memorandum ot it request how L should diepor to @ duoll- cate memora’ oa Perproting and paper wanted.) Cretarned it to The ship then railed tor Maratle I visposed of the goid er aae conned for them to Commedere Jones crived bac! om whieh my through my I thea re one copy of the duplicste memorsate atement was made and ran my pom | s Leonnet now prodas these ma at my residence, in Norfolk. The old dust [ di-pored ot was about re-ollect the preciso number of re footed op tn the paper; I wold it at Max | I forget the rate. it was guid by the avoirdupoie L have ( think ft oleae; the gro: amownt received for the gold dust was about #28 \ I accounted to Commodore Jou-s tor that mon turned over part to bimeelt part tothe other parsers by | bie order, the seocunt wer ebort $19 doliars. whisn t requested Mr. Parrott to pay te Commodore Jones, who explained the transaction whem he (Me Parrott tetnrnedto Maastlan, and he reevived the amount, | id part, by the Commodore's order, to Mots an ‘aibott at Manatian, aout $700 er $500; at San Fran. clece I paid Lirat MeCormirk, certainty $5 v9, | end Lieutenant Handy I think. $170) [ cone myreli ae applying theee funds upon the request of | Commodore one as an individual; the Ohio, on that | Cooarion, war not more thae eight ortea deye at Ma. | Ratlam, When the gold @ae deposited inthe treo chest tthe sb pit was parsed down teto my offos, and piveed im the chest, qret et it was ln bage end [think erimh efit war in cabnietert, Ido net kane when tt whe brought on beats, 1 de not kewe where of by whem it wee porel aa ore tomes; earty | a Nc vember, 1843 Commodory omer sent for me, oud | sum of rental ‘Mr. Lac- me to i kin’s clerk, and the Coma he hed just purebased some gold I think somewhere at the rate of bh was con- Sane ite ay os, and left upon the and its re- remaining was his cabin, ‘3 f H is Fr E 5 | Ea f out; of the military about the [st of June to about o haps to December. 1848; ae = i = s 2 F 25 & Ban Francisco. when wo left, 2 i f i H # ft the wit: :), Imaconversation with Com: Jones, I think. abortly before the sailing of the Dale, he ta: for: mehe invested. or intended to iovest, some or all of the proceeds obtained eg = just, it Mazatlan, again in geld t, send it to nd ‘ap- was at and that Unele Sam could ta share ¢f it; tein jucbanan hie purchaser; this conversation was at Moaterey~ Rudd ccmmanded the Dale; Mr. Bi 2 crosa-examination. the ac- used. by his cou asked that Mr. Forces: be first re- quired by the court to produce certain papers referred to as being at hia residence in Norfolk. The court was cleared for o>nsideration of the reqacet; and, on re opening. it was anu é that the witness was re- quired to produce the papers. Adjourned. Whe Debut of Parodi Philadelphia, (From the Pbiladeipnis Laquirer. Deo. 2t.| The matchiess Parodi, achieved las evening, @ signal triumph It was an oceasion of deep, and at times a thrilling interest. Not a square inch of space in the theatre was vacant, and euch a sea of heads, such a dazzling array of a aod joy- ous fecee, as awuited the entrée of the distinguished singer a2, she alighted trom her goadola, might weil have caused the debutante some tremors of embarrassment, at the sime time ttinspired her with feelings of unbouuded gratiticatioa und pride. As she approached, her face concealed beneath the mark, she was greeted with a hearty burst of applause, and expectation was on tiptoe to leara whether the fame that had preceded her was de- served or fictiuous. It was not long until the pre- sence and the performance of the great cantatrice had satisfied al! that her powers had not been over- rated, and ufter the close of the first act, she wae twice called before the curtain amid a storm of bravos and cheers. The charm of her full, round end delicious voice, and the iatensity of her | acy acting, increased and aceumulated as the rama proceeded. The famous trio with the Duke end Gennuro, in the third act, was rapturousiy encored. Inthe scene which immediately follows, with Genaro, the intense and all-pervadiog ia- terest it excited, stilled the voice of applause, and the attention of the immense audience seemed, 4s With one mind wnd heart, to be riveted upon the Borgia and her itl-starred son, as if the whole were a vivid reality. Then it was that the genius of the queen of the lyric drama could be fully felt and appreciated; but a still more etartiing scene was in waiting. It was ia the lest act, that she display- ed to perfection her wonderful gifts of soul aad song, When carrying away, os if with an irresistible torrent, the feelings of her auditory, ehe swayed all hearts at will, and wrought an absorbing climex to ber glorious performances. Wonder and admiration still enchained the multitude of hearers es she swept through the final cab: (which no ordinary artist dares to attempt), thrill of deep emotion pervaded all ns the rare apec- tucle elosed with the death of the Borgia. {From the Pennsylvenian. Deo 41) Parodi ore off the houors last evenmg at the it street theatre, in the opera of “* Lucrezia ” before the most brilliant audience that a8 arsembled at Old Drury for years, Jeney Liud’s first appearence here? not heing comparable to it. The house was ae Be pony trom tour to Cermag, and the third tier crowded with dollar spectators, It win vain to describe the perfect trlumph of U actress and artiste, and'there was but one opmion abcucit. Parodi caught the electric enthusiasm of the audience, and :esponded in toves that carried the house by storm. She is urquestionably the great est in her proteasion who baw been heard here in Mmuny jeare; and we question uf she has « living superior in a certain range of charecters » od a Cary TRADE REPORT. dew ¥ Deo 21—-6P.M. 5 Basaosvurrs — Flow There was & good inquiry for the low and medium grades of State aud Wester for export and for the local trade; bat the advanged and firm pretensions of holders restricved the sales. There mothing doing for the Kast, aud for speeu- lative tment. wt our inside quotations, some mall lo\s of common State cou d be picked up under the rater quoted below The stock war principslly ia store and holders pot very desirous to realian at say- thing uvder our prices. The transnetions, sincs yes: tere were limited; 7(00 bbis.. inelading N perfine. at $4.57 a $4564; o-m mon to ot favorite State at $457%¢ & $4 04; mixed Mich! Obio. and Indians a: $4 57 a $444; straight do. nt $404 2 $5; pure Generee at $5 00 & $0 Orld more fitaty, ‘with small stcok. and eaies of good brands. 1a boad, at $4 814 a $4 Siig. Southern four was ta good request for export, ad Ube market was very Gria at improrin, rates ote rales of 1.000 barrels at 85 O64 ay 19h for com@on to good brands, closing buoyantty, Kye flour bus itoproved. and Lhe operations amount to Dov barrels at $3 60. Corn meal was rather more regu. Jer, with oa rtele Jersey at $4948 $3 Wheat wee not very motive; the bigh views of holders, ard the rival of the rieamer Africs, chucking the traprartions for export, while the milling demand was moderate. The only sale reper ed ou Uhenge was one of 3000 bushels mixed Ubto at $105 The sale ot white Ohio sltuded to im on last war at $1.08 There Were 00ne negotintlons going on for ® large lot of | nodian, but we betiewe there wes no'hivg consam- mated Kpe wae eearoe. and held higher 7 o. Without tales Kerley w change tn value, Oaty coutine for J : Hye #460 for river, aud 40 for eamel | Corn — Che market goureaily was atemdly with a fair easvern and distlitiog inquiey.et fall figares ‘The eales rem bed 11000 busbels a: Ole w G4lso, new northern and Jerery yellow, €5e m Ub) for mew scutberm do; and old was nomiuai ot ( Os = “4° adie Corron.— there hae been mut Inte t today, ond the salen are reported as Go) Males we erdey's | priors thes ate aoatourty ore ling the advioes per the Aries Covrer — The market remselacd without pertioalat change, but more setive fone reachlog D bege Ito, part at Ie A the eemtiue OD private Letws lay wayta, at LOK t Domingo le Frov eetthed Olt proms exveptiag Pown'a Roflecad ies ¢ 47%; 8 Sen, F 40, 9g: Viokeburg Karit Stock Bours Fi fhe eked: Baltimers de, 19%), Baltimore and Ohio Rallcad ohm Telegraphic Roy orts Cervera Dee, 21. 1850, Ordinary hogs are a shade cactor 2000 at $48 $415. Mare pork is at $10 02. Receipts ducing the veek 22000 bbls Mowe Raporte 15600 bbie, tome; 6.700 Dble, pork; 1600 bhia lard The beg me: ket throughout the @ho's of the Fort te Inveyant Louls there have brew bat 59.00 packed Beetrn tuo be | iE CA, Rov ds, no lat, Re, (8 whe the Dragon, Andrew, (rom Boston sept 0 i i i Ki ili Lawes, of Mrs. invited | “Harn, Deo jt. Peter’s Churob. rol we ionare Ry med jane, sae ror. inth avenue, on Monday, 19th, A ty 4 = Zlet inst., of eryeipelas, Tuomas Yorks “Aveisy Harding, Bosten; sehr CD H friends of his family, and of his | “ifth—Inhe offing, s brig and schooner, Old ships Coren Br 1 ; Annie (Br), tre tee diase Chee dicks, Bremen sehr riven (Br), gest SEES | PE a teen oe at eas en. suddenly, Wa. J. Coutimn, in the | ou; ise Newport Fr beer guin fore ear That a inde levteat | gute Weg, Aiea uses no attend bie funeral, this day. st naif-pest 1 o'clock, Kicteaanh lik Paterson Linnoken gr from reaidence, f) le re- ‘Buiaa: maine will be taken to Greenwood for tuterment. yb asccali:\ elbaaranessarsaa oe eee the 20th, of apoplexy, Geonon Onroisn, Pee aryes Deo 19—Arr sebrs Marietta Head, Jayne, pe ears. a Tultivas and friends of the family. and those of | Heit, Hgce Dee IN) PM Ars bre Panny (Br, tei his brothers, Martin. John and Taig akg arere | Portland: 1; DO, for Bos- speotfully invited to attend his jartioh will | son: Bogen Bedford for th Boek, take place this (Sunday) afternoon, at 2 o'clock, trom lay for NYork. 64 Grove street. pid bres George, Masatlin, schrs Reo B it, Om Thursday, 10th of December. Carnanive, wife | Harmone, St Lugar, Congress, sates bre of Khe m, aged 42 years, § months and cog sabe Ben i Baltimore tor a 8, Her faneral will take place om this day, at 2P. | vilit Gettunns Eerste hee Ria nil: Beasees M.,frem her lato residence, No 96 Roosevelt strest, | 6 M-Arr sobre ward Bratet, tater Bi for Nor= The friends of the family, also ot her brothers, Edmund ons ¢, Curtis, Wellfleet for do; », Soames, Bee- —— sre reegetieiy tnviied % | Eins, duaneery ne Dey battcs, Moats, mackan . for on; m On the 1%h inst., A: HL. Beorr, 4 29 8, Kovurned— Bob: ‘and 11 monthe and 25 da “seer os arate una oly Hanuak & abigail, (et Camden,) Crane, es 2 famil; his brothers Henry. Inaae and Jeha dise,att, sche Mary Langdon, Berry, Roakland for N For the members of Clinton Lodge A. 0. of G. weruth, Josephine: Ges J spectiully invited to attend his fu Fra jon, Eugene, ‘22d inet at Lo’clock P. M., from his In port, 1) AM, Py Togas (ope), Fentiend, 67 Weet Hleventh street. without farther” favitation, | 80a. Hy Leece, Gas Marin, Fanny, Chaten takes (Ene) Oo” His remains will be taken to Greenwood for interment. | 1s" start , 8 Witte 0 sr MARITIME INTELLIGENO Port of New York, December #2, 1850, 1 Hi on bare Nov ek, you, 1 e’clook thie faiseie a and both passed to sea before at harbor. by AL . No vessels that point with cloudy wether, Wess tndlens and 8 Pilots pronounced to be the from West te brig, un~ Bteawere— ingom, Charleston, Spofford this morning, and sre now off the bao; ete Ep Suen Mon Pulnanipnronuvns,| 2 be own, ce ry ap hace tae pnkecn aw. > ‘Dani ris Fraacisoo, Brott & Vose; fo Ld ee for rin theotag Goane Goocn collices, de Janciro. Sifkin & Ironsides; Quoen ports, ‘ ‘Mo: ‘Deo 13—arr shi Port- Barks—Kathloen, Conway, Rio de Janeiro, Mason & } Thenpton; Boake Houper, Maianens Re, R-O Rend; “Ohilse Tninta (sp), Pia, Barestons a tee Polina ( 30), abe haan ee cs Amel (op), Bartram, Barvetonn; woe’ Buena’ Wis, Clark raiane, Chace, Zansibar, Cotheal & Co; Rebeoes, i N , Deo 19--Arr aches “ Wait, NYork for Fy Weiner & vos eunes | porcdasa: Cornelis, Young. Raediore fr NYork; Amason, thaguna, Hooper, Boston; Gem Clinch, Norris, Apalashi- | Sandwich for de, | ; Ly 1 wa ry 4 Wass, Crabtree, Wilmington; Orinoco, Tome ortiis (eerh 12-Cld bark et ry #—Hi Nason, Skolfield, Curaces, J Collins; Townsend ‘rand Aeant, Came: M—Arr ship Westminster, + NYork; brig , o Eponnes, Comerse, Ger Orele ($v), Recoms, Havaass sohr Clyde (Br), Sawyer, Nas ett, Sav a it, saath, We Ni js ola; M'Werland, dackvanvilie;’ Bow Nort , Dee 21—Aarr brige T W Smith: Perry, W WB Jewhin Vanderbilt ee: adrian, 00 jon Beker: ry (Br), Faltrey, 84, Johne, Nb, Mouton, Arey’ Baltimore; Saml P’ Lord, mith, do; Sequins. Swan, e; sohr Buena te. Racket York; svesmer do; Marcia Tuban, Switser, Baitimore; Nareisa, Jones, do; NYork; barge Middlesex. af Ol Hamilton, Dayton, A! snedria, & des Guess, 5 6, Pat mit a. yor pan Ls Inceiphis: Béward, Toothacre, ‘Pormmeuth, NM: Bilan. Fs me, Ine Riven 3 Haywood, terece Boston; Abbott Lawrence, New Haven. Arrivea. Razie. Liverpool, Dee 7, with mdso sehr, ES aug; Frapces » Wa i Bowen, Kenney, 8 ‘the J and gers. , Je. Grand Turk, Porver, Matantan; schre Julia Weances, Gilt pably, Minnevots, allen, New Orleans, 14 days, mdse, to hate, Ey Ogorge, (co winter co abriokie Barker, N York: Ship Gultaas, Barrett, New Orloans, Deo 7th, mdse te W | fils Leck, Smith, do, vis NLondon; sloop it, Wyent, » Doane. Gisarew, 43 days, mdse and Taylor Mokoun G Poche Pinta, Meant Wullsmave NY. ea & Dimon. The Hf iaat acchor below. ag ship Danube, Chase, N¥ork, ath, ny) Anerson, Mar.cilles, 67 days, with wool, | snip Caspian, re Tae: Th ‘ap ‘Eéwina, Parme- Hare/ing, Sherwood, Charleston, « days, cotton and | Jy, NUora: i. eps Henry Dimlok, NYO 9 Oa wy rice, to Dunham Dimon. aces, Portland, 5 ays Zork; Emme D Hussy, Weeks, Albany. Sid sehr Merensnt, ne wating + +i Marraliny Prete stand adore ‘NY¥erk; Joha, Sleoper, Salem; David Hale, Beason, ‘with troit, to Thos Or. we, ti oT schre Gon td several bales of cotton; also the knees am deck ots | wright: doviaron, Niork: Teck, Niacare,. spsidien’ Inese brig or imrge echt; Syl andJ aloxandria; 6H Doe 16 la 30 31, Jon ork. ate with rij vessel; apocneness took from it some of she irom Grant Nerielh. aloo ser Te Zephye, Ballesk, Behe Trumpet: awes; Brice: Apest, ork. pyreterich (Bre), Berbecher, Bremen, 60 days, mace Beoevals “Borlana, liver el, bark Buast, Sevens, NYork, rete aRaee Ruska! Gash la Sr Balt, | “Hr Gioia Ward le 9H Cnn, cena veaehetappey ycste Cte 2 dave tna | PEE ta iat mt Mists ba anak NUM Ty Pease t sloop Mt Hope, NYork; livh, sobre and qlee, to Le MeCreney. Thoynafon, Dec l2-Cld ship Tetaruon, (new 1,123 toma) pad rooks Smivh, Hyams, 7 days. Rehr dow, Gitte. Nevert.” fobr Elise Jane. Ga: One bark and ome brig. U 8 Met Inciana, Bon: camebip Aretic, Luce, for Liverpool. Shi; th. New Orleans, on ™ BW) meridian, do; suneos, BWV, Dre clear; miénight, NNW, Welegreaphic Marine Reports, Cuaucenrom, Deo 12. ived—Sebr Helens, NYork. ened Mary, aud schr Jonas Smith, NVork; bara eh Juniper, we Monu.x, Deol. Arrived—Sebr Henry, from New York. . SAVARHAM, Doo 18, Steamer Florida bark Verne: brig Taatoner, Olcared—Kerk How!and, Bacon. — B Bortor Arrive Foreiga Matis. of Awerion, f Exh Lavior Boge of « at he Neaaing Ro teo¥. pre aM dent Iney Bloke. Eather @ Bliss. Kit rt, clarei Poilace.pria, the latter repatrina. Provapeiema, Deo 21-4 Pit. idem Oeprey, Marshail, Charleston; back Coreela, Jubne, Barba does. his Bar oe this port om the 2ch ot July iast for Califorais, snd while Bucnos Ayres, ran arhore shout ths 2éth of Ow (her Curing the night, and became @ total erect. Crow fr d paseengers waved. (hi baile in is) on ter voyage, and val t Wall street. Cargo mie the whole of which w Ny iaruted Ingersoll, late of the ship OH Jers, Naced on board th ever ae ohigad ts the perf rmedite of the officers and ore woh Jacon Pamins, from Manilla fur Boxe Santeeket, wens fo pleces on Tweoray nieht inet. © bales homp bad been eaves t managed etace aehore on Goat Island t mith ® About Rank Mascneer Spomen. y +, Plummer, fom NYork for fan Juan. eit from Grey Town.) Brig Morning © Fon Sehy Franklin Pieros. fi Joly 2, Int 20 16 8, low #oreign Perts. Buewos Avr ne —The vark off Peis te 10 Oot 81, bor 0, tor B phere, Brown, Movseor, chiiman, fer Pbiaeci pn’ ‘on, da, Deo Lim ship fer orkigorn: eebe Charl of Boson. im Ser 4 aayn, ' . ore a Prebty Bal ard Bark Ven "ay « .* ay, Jam, 5th, « street Main WILLIAM TELL. (new) free fr rom any tree? Savar ' Rolling. whieh leavers freight or pemeege Sabin. ren nieeen, ap £ Socctione a pa " iy. obilérem and 2 cervaute, NYork: De @ ot m Lawrence, fan Pr: re Col Errington M & band lacy, Mise Brad! aewire, Mise A ter Passenger Sailed. Lrven root —*toamehip ee ge hy Coates, Tessuree. Mon le Johnson, Mise hat: a Jt, J T Shaw, eeyros— steamer Bout bermer—A Keeler, 1 W Bolla Hal Cora: *, NYork;D M it oO x New Ont eare—Ship Saltane—Col JL Gartner. Indy, and bg © Gardner, Capt A P Howes, W Gould ~a9 in the stecr~ SuIPrine. { the schooner MUN BBY G'VEN NOT TO TRUST ANY Medooos and ahacuil ON w berth secured tilt t be ps P cifis will » coved tively no freight will ty Orb. Hort. w York tof Fob Wen ISL De. Mar Sh iss De Mar. ich, 1881. Vor freight or pare kDW KD K Brees. of BG Ronee L RAPER dr 8 after the 2H tops burthen wy charges but OR HAVANA. 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