The New York Herald Newspaper, January 4, 1851, Page 8

eam NEWS BY THE MAILS, Wasuineton, Dee. 81, 1858. ~} aes Amportant Postal A ¢ with Cuba—MMa- | dur evil 28 the some jor Bobbie's Mission—Sup-eme Court Decinon .* im the Case of Jesse Hoyt, Late Collector of New td —ad York. The Postmaster General is making earnest ef- forts to effect a postal arrangement with Cuba. Havana, in that island, is the port of call of all our Chagres mail packets from New York, Charlestoa, Savannah, and New Orleans. Beyond Cuba lie her numerous sister islands ef “the greater and leseer Antilles.” active commerce is carried on with the Spanish, the English, the French, the Dutch and the Danes, whe occupy these fertile spots in the Caribbean sea. Our new Postmaster General, Judge Hall, is fully aroused to the importance of having direct mail communication to those places, to aid and pry that premote commercia! operations with them. We have already the conveyance, secured under pay and under contract, as feras Havana; and semi- moathly mail lines are running from that port to those islands. Ail that remains to be done is to > f obtain the co-operation of Cuba, so that Mavana roodom, they will distribute and forward the mails between the other West India islands and the United States; and will enter into posts! accounts with the Uai States, that will enable the Cuban and West la- dian postage to be collected in those islands or in the United States’ The United States can give ample remuneration to Cuba for this accom- modation, by jike arrangements in her behalf, which will ensbie her to send and receive her correspondence with the various countries on this and the European contivents, through the United States, end the various packet lines belonging to the United Stotes, or brought into her use by the treaty with Great Britoin The Postmesier General intends immediately to send ovtan cflicer of his department to procure this desirable arrangemeat—the same officer who was so succestful iv making the excellent postal agreement with the German States in 1847, and | ®# 0 any other N: exercised 80 important an agency in our valuable treaty with Great Britain. But it is manifest that Mrjor Hobbie wil have to encounter dif- ficulties in this enterprise of a peculiar charac ter, arising from the spirit which the wild effair ot Cardenas has ex- cited. This should not be entertained against so honorable @ man, or against so jast, fair, and eventually adventageous a proposition as that of- fered by the Postmaster General I believe a little reflection will diseipate all fears and hesitation Nothing is contemplated that will of jealousy and distrust not be as beneficial to the government, or the public of Cuba, as tha of tbe United States. The Post- master General has had an interview, as | leara, with the Spanish minister, Don Calderon de la Barca, and has doubtless submitted to him the plan of postal co-operation that 1s desired by the commercial interests (file two countries. able diplomatist will fuily understand it, and Cuba will, in the end, | doupt not, be governed in this matter by her interests and intelligence, and not by roundless apprehensions. Indeed, the recent andsome cenduct of ‘he Spanish government, shows that its feelings towards this country are ef the most enlightened and friendly character. In the Sapreme Court this morniag, Justice Wayne delivered the opinion of the court in the case ef Jesse Hoyt pleinufi in error, vs. the United States, rming the decisions of the lower courts in every point. The court was par- ticularly explicit ia the opinion that no officer of the government could be allowed for extra s*r- Vices, in addition to his salary, unless by special act of Congress. [Evans and Walker for plai 7 iu error; Atorney General, for United States. V. Our Philadelphia Correspondence. Puitanguewa, Jan. 3, 1851. Church Folks Dispersed by Fire—Drowned Him- nore not come off. self--Tore-boat for New York—The Cargo of the | 14 City of Glasgow— Kidnapping Case, §c. Last evening the old brick church, at the corner of Queen and Marlborough streets, was discovered to be on fire, causing a sudden dispersion of the congregation. The fire caught from the heater, and was extinguished after some trouble. Robert Conner jumped from the Market street bridge into the Schuylkill, about 11 o'clock last night, and was drowned He was laboring uuder manie apotu. He leaves a wife and two chilaren. The bull of a tow-hoat, intended for the New York harbor, has just been launched from the ship yard of Fountain & Biderman, Kensiagten, for George W. Aspinwal!, E Her dimensi are 145 feet long, by 50 feet over her guards, and =) feethold. Her bowers are building at Reaney, Neafie & Co.'s Penosyivania Works, and her <¢pgine is being put on board at Bordentown. great poruen of the cargo of the City of Glas- gow is for New York firms, one consignment of hundred packages being for Messrs. Stewart ‘ Co., the proprietors of the marble palace dry goods store Broadway. The pier at which the sieam- ship lies bas been thronged to-day, with loungers, who act as if they had never before seen a sea go- ing sieemer True bills heve been found by the Grand Jary againet George F Alberti, James F Price, and J. ©. Mite hell for kidnapping a free colored child ; and egainst Capt. F. W. Binder, Englehard, Pabst, and John Asifaik, for the murder of George Lmery The Rev. Charles Wadsworth, of the Arch street Presbyterian church, was,on New Year's morning. presented, by some of his congregation, With an elegant caske(, filled to the brim with @5 gold pieces, amounting to $700 Affairs at the State Capital, OUR ALBANY CORRESPONDENCE. Acoasy, January 1, 1851, Office Non-Appearance of The Military Staff—An- ticipated Difficulty in the Legislature—Clerk of the House Albany Papers. he, He ‘This morning at eleven #'clock, the large ball of the capitol wae tolerably well filled with people who had assembled there for the purpose of witnessing the ceremony of administering the oath of office to Gover- por Hunt Lieutemant Governor Church. A few a 4 after that hour, the steps leading to the Bevate chamber were cleared of men and beys, andthe Governor elect. accom by the Governor Pattrreon the Beeretary of State and half a Gores others, mounted the steps. The Hon. Chris. topher Morgan, Secretary of State. them desired the avdien, ain silent for « moment, whilst pro- ing with the ceremony Ile held the Bible in ome Lend, and the volume containing the oathe of ali the Governor Hunt Sworn inte Lieutenant Governor Church © rei previous Governors of the State in the other. He open- e¢ the Bible aid I when Warbington lunt. in » distinct frm tone of velow repeated the oath as follows — but proving « fai ar vernor Chare taken the oath nad not arr in Albion, © the oath, several gentle. hit induction into < from & majority off bend ath of office war aleo sdministered to day, to 8. Bepton Clerk eba C Mather bree yours 8 the eity Adjutant Generel aiged the hope * would b thet a man ot some bern eppointed. The Robert Hl. Prayn, wh "dé Bouck w bim. The teon. of the A the ofi-+ under 4 Tefured to ap- al is Lieut rly held t-¥ wae undoubi+dly hich be obte recognised as an tott after having petition of eommeerteg eit Denver end Brg whe bs Seward candide’e for atroduction of tee Speaker, in remarking upow the And we all know that a most | day night, who will place him ia hat | Melend: te Lieutenant | | of the whites © | terme to favor th » |f b | K the Governor by the | prration | Lewiston, Me., Jowrnal relates a singuiar i you~ of the ‘he fa the goneral ara « th oo Sind ‘this is the man, #0 epraking. who Gators him self in having a majority im the whig caucus on Moe - the Bpraters eMelr on Tuesday. bilavder Clerk of the Heuse, arrived thie mornt 4 during two or three former sessions. cecasion, speedy of ano! Stat these words -— | party. We sh Siualrighte the whi 3 made to ee te tl te of Bais lsat Somes ae th them, 'et me repens, will be foun! he hoime of the free. Thane, “pprene: Casal | | neared this morning with the aame of ‘nal proprietor being Mr James! Jone. 0 bas been the cashier and Gnepcial mausger of the establishment for several yeare, He lee youre — gentirman of conceded sbility sed Fhili, well & lated to attract patronage to Che pape ‘The'weather to-day has been extremely fine as beow- tiful The ing from Meatco, (From the Orivans Picayune, Dee 26 We received, yesterday, p Mexico, to the 10th inst., and from Vera Craz w the 15th, being tweaty-four days later than our previous advices. We learn from the Sirglo XIN, that the Mexican government has iesued an order admitting all steamers destined for the transportation of passea- _ and correspondence into the Mexican ports, ree of tonnage daty, and also sail vessels wih coal for the steamers. The order speaks cf the great benefit which has accrued to the republic from the vast increase in the trade with California, | and the consequent large number of passengers entering the ports of Mexico and crossing its terni- tor | The State of Oajace is still disturbed by therebel, ez. He seems to have gathered fresh strength, of late, and to have become more auda- cious in his operations. five hundred men, he surprised the towa of Ixalie- pec, killmg the sub-prefect anda lieutenant. Short- ly afterwards he attempted to seize the towa of he huantepec, where the cholera was prevailing to such an extent that he thought he would have an easy triumph. However, he met with a warm re- ception, and, after some skirmishing, was obliged | to retreat with loss. The Monttor thinks that this | rebellion will soon be suppressed. The Legista- ture of Oajaca has authorized the supreme govera- | ment to draw on the State for $50,000, to be used in restoring order. In Tampico, articles of prime necessity have be- come so scarce, and og? have risen so high, that the working classes find it impossible to support themselves by their labor. Much apprehension was felt in Puebla, on ac- count of anticipations of a revolution, which, A Sr. Hidalgo proposes to establish and build in | city of Mexieo a penitentiary on the plan of the Pennsylvania institution, except in some par- ticulars, in which improvements are to be intro- duced. The edifice is to be 240 varas in length by 190 in width, and will contain 622 cells. The French ereditors of Mexico, now in the capital, held a meeting the other day, at which the Minister of the Treasury was present. He said that Mexico had a particular atiection for the French creditors, inasmuch as they had not tried to oppress the republic by means of usurious loans and fraudulent contracts. | It was reported in Mexico that Gen. Arista had formed be gna of his administration, hav- ing telecte the following cabinet officers:— Sr. DL. Manuel Robles, Secretary of War and — Merine; Sr. D. Jose Ignacio Esteva, Secre' | the Treasury; Sr. Lic. Iglesias, Secretary of 1 lations; Sr Ll). M. Macedo, Secretary of Justice. | The number of criminals arrested in the city of Mexico, during the month of November, was 137 The small pox has broken out, as an epidemic, in the State of Durango. | ‘The cholera ie making considerable ravages in a. In Puebla, a criminal named Antonio Jisnares, | has been executed for the murder of Lon Camilo | Barres. Some capitalists ia Puebla have been buying up all the corn, causing a greet rise in the price. Much misery was, i consequence, produced among | the poor portions of the community. The government of Mexico and that of Guate- mala have entered into a mutual treaty of extra- dition. Complaints are made in some of the Mexican payers, about insufficient provisions having been made fer the support of the boundary commission. The revenues of the custom house at Paso del | Norte had been appropriated to defraying the | of the commission, but it is feared that jount will not be nearly enough. On the 9h of October, there arrived at Mazat- lan, from Durango, @ conducta, with $215,920 in ‘ce. In the State of Jalisco, several bands of depre- dators have got together, and have commitied muny outreges One of these bands, at a place called the Ojo de Obispo, attacked some merchants on their way to San Juan de los Lagos, and robbed them of $20,000 | ia poeey, and Various other articles. | The Legislature of Oajaca has petitioned the fapreme government to ratify the Tehuantepec treety in its presentform. Tehuantepec is situated in Oajeca. ‘The State of Puebla is about to unde enterprise of making the river Atazac naviga' #5 to serve as & means of con J’acific ocean, into which it flows. | A person nas been arrested ead imprisoned in | the city of Mexico, charged with am attempt to aeenssinate Gen Arista ke the je, 80 unication with the We bave before us the Campeachy Razon, of | December 34, from which we leara that the state of efinirs in Yucatan by no means favors the cause The war with the Indians, which for so leng @ period hes distracted the country, so far from approaching @ termination, appears to be more undeewed than ever. The papers are filled up with cflicial reports of marches and counter- marches, in allot which manceuvres the whites advents tive has oc- hy oe pom ad pros wot before them, the Spaniards cannot preserve armony among themerlves. They are constantly Treliing, even in the fece of their eavage foes. t Valladolid, great discontert was manifested in the army, and it Was supposed that @ promuncta- mento sgainst the supreme government was in pre- On the other hand, the Governor of the curred, Stete, the Commandant General, the Commiasary nerd, end Gen Loves de Liergo, had amicably ranged their diffieul end hed announced a dvterminatson to work { ther in future. Sixovran Case ov Ske Mannisor.—The wND which, ina few worts, may be stated thus: year 1614,a Mr. Thurston, of Pownal, was mar- ried to m young lady of that place, with whom he le then left his wife, roviners, where, a short hal he was execated for mber lands. A year or me current, she married Lovell, with whorn she ye t to the the ha M bs + Which occurred a few years nee th ving hae occurred to on a dow truth of the rumor of the hoof her hu il a few days since a per- Hed upon od etated that her first hus nd hed recently 4 at Hudson, N Y., having y injured by # fall from bisearriage, and offered 1 $50 for en assignment of her right in his pro- perty This she very wirrly refused to do. next dav another man called upon her, and fered $10, which she likewise declined’ An ine quiry was instituted, and the reault is that a fortune of eeme $50 000 will probably fall into her hands Thoreton left some eight or nine children by a second martinge ; but us this, in the eye of the law, was illegal, she remains the cole heir. Merver xrax Mivoterown, Det. —An old gen: the men, Copteain Joseph Williame, was murdered, pear Armstrong's Crose Ronda, a perth of Middletown, on Monday | He hed been at the store, and was retorning home It is supposed that two black men committed the deed, one of whom, it ix anid. has confessed to his erticipation in the act. He bad shout ten wre | n hve person, and for this sali sum the wretches | r4 ther bends in his blood. He was killed b The two men have been in the jeil at New Castle, to await heir trial et ‘he next term of the court.—/Wilming- ton, Del, Republican, Jan. 2. re trom the city of |? _ which domestic war At the head of more than | Renal time another, we saw his travelling companion—a very pretty, but decent iT men The acccunt which bimeelf is, that be belongs to a Mr. McCu Ore! county, North Carolina ; that be was in- by the whie woman to leave bis master, and secon as far as Washington, in the that they bad succeeded in the junction of the Richmond and redeneksburg and isa roads, when they were informed that the negro could go no further with- outapare As the negro had ao pass, the conple had to retrace their steps im the return train to Riaebmond, and thence travelled on through this plece to Gaston, where the conductor, mompoeting some! prevented their going further, and them to this place and lodged them in ‘The negro, who says his name is Abraham, ent, and by no means de- 8 Seer to elope.—Pe- tervburg (Va) Intelligencer, Jan. 1. Gas—The Trenton Gas Company have de- cleared 4 remi-anaual dividend of 3 percent, and resolved to redece the price of theu gas cent Itisto be @6 perl feet, the Amerwan says cheaper than the New York and Philadephia coal gas, on account of its berg made of ros, which is thought to have double the i!humumeung power. CITY TRADE REPORT. Feeoay, January 3, 1851-6P M Acues — The market for pearie was lower, while the demend was moderate Pots were steady, The sales emcubted to 7) barrels.at $5 62 a $5 68 for the former, ed $6 06 for (he latter was consi: com- tog forward by reiiroed Bersoerores — Flewr—Our market for State and m men and prices chaser fio trade were buying sparingly, Ubere war only & moderate demand for export Ip Rye Plow Gerace business was dene at Meal wassteady. but not active, at $5 $5.25 for Brandywine. There milling inquiry tor Wheat, owing Long Irland woe made, at § red. and $105 for white The aeking rates for Genesee were $1 ld a $1.20, for Michigan $1 14a $119; and tor Ohio, a sl ie. Canadien was quiet ot $100.0 81 Jot of 16.00 bushels old round Jersey yellow—nearly all im market— war held at T0e Corres —There was considerable activity in our market for Kio coffee and holders were very frm [a other desert we have no ehange to Toe sales of the embraced 60 Rio stile. a Ih ° 260 Bt Domingo at We. a 10\e and 100 bags Java at 12% The stock im this as well asim the neighboring cities war m Cort0 — inquiry continues good, and the sales to whieh our copform. as accurately as possible — Livenroot Crass ation, N. Orleans, Plrida. Mobile & Deze, amounted to 1 S00 bales at full qv ' jom nel. Jone Raitt all hands, estimated st 30,000 bales, ¥ he last lot uf ‘Western live geese told be A fewamall parcels togood changed hands at 20¢. 0 S3e . cash Frviont#.— Rates were Lomimal to Liverpool and en- gag mente light There was but Little offering, and al- though the teppage wae light there was little ticn to ship produce. except at rates below the views of sbip owners. For cotto, § £24, was asked Grain and flour were unsettied. while heavy goods rauged from 16s. to 178 64 To California, engagements continued to be made at about We in common railing «hips and at Sle $l 20 im ‘There wae Metle doing to London. ‘avre, rates were ‘0 for eet. ton. and $68 $7 for ashes. Freer We have no new feature te report io the market fer raisins, while rales have ters made of 800 boxes Malaga at $1 95 600 balver a! #1 and 900 qmar- tere at (0c. Also, & casks new Zante currents at’ \e., Hay.~ A tteady demand existed fer city useat Tro The, with sales of 510 bales Hors ~New erep eastern and western were beld firmly at d8e. 0 St. cash, with « talr business doing Txon —Englich bert were in good request at $40 per ton Seoteb pig was held at $21. 6 of 200 tows at that rate. to arrive Larne — market was firm, with rales of 100 600 $4 60 & $4 67 for Spaniel lich. The lasteale of Galena wae Livy —Commom eastern came forward more freely and the market was quiet. About | 000 barrels sold at Ske a 00c.,cash Lump war quoted at $1 1h Met ave We notiond s steady market for all kinds with a mederate inquiry for new crop New Oriceas, aad a cach. A lot of tart Oude inolantes eold fcr ¢/stilling at Zle.. 4 months Navan 8r he stock of spirits turpentine was very limited. and the transactions im consequence of aretail character, at 420 4c. per galle turpentine. 700 barrels were disposed of Pe | r+ per 280 Ibs. Common rosin was pretty active, with | further sales of 200 barrels Wilmingtoa at $1 45 de. livered. A lot of 100 barrels white rorin was reported sold. but the particulars not transpire, The stock O18 ee) was smell Ons inseed was mere active. market steady Bales reached 6 00 lions at Via Ole cael ane on. for English end American. in carks and barrels, lfrom +tore, im lots. Of olive, there was a nale of 100 barket $2 S75; and 60 do two denen pints. at $4 a$4 lig Not =er ket was very dull esterday 6 rates Provisions —Pork- The market was more buoyant for Obio pork quotations have again advanced There is a goed demand fo: prime for ship stores at improved rates New mene war soaree and brid firmly at our pric ‘The transactions sines our last include 100 barrels old $id clear do at $15, The leet sales of sour pork were at $675.0 $087 tor prime. The market for beef wae «trite firmer, but tbe demand was limited. About 100 bartels changed ben it $5 31 ew $10 06% for mess aod $4 87 & $4 for prime, Prime meee wae beid Srmly tierce, with « fair business dolng barrels were takew at $14. a* they rum, or @\e per ib weighed out Io pickied hame there ot mweh 4c ne, for alot of prime. to arrive, we beard #\e war refused. Holders of dressed hogs asked an adramer ll) were at Ge The mar aad holders firm Some and 1 500 kegs ot The In butter and cheese we caw a bear of no chan) Ry ‘The market was very firm. with @ small stock ana + Of HM thercer at $4 25 & $5 50 fair —The last sale of Asbton's Livery cke, Wasat$l 00, tour months. The mar m Seepe —New clovw cr fir wae held at $176 per 66 Broans — Portber sales of 120 000 Havaner wore made at g 18a $26 per M with short tim w rrr ail lote et es Rand it~ Domestic whitkey ruled steady, with « nie burines® Going the alee reaching Lb) bhi for Prison aud Obie for Jereny eres! brown H in boxes Inet we gave the rto market. end ¥e now give t tame time 1187 beg 4 bege Tatrow — There w pales of 5 O06 Ibe writin entuchy © Ioepection wa ubhds Kentucky “4 0 quarter ew sherry, 658700, and lov Woot — The Burepean adviews. per Mh A material efect en thie market T eb teekein L on Other large marke +18 Omer ond advanerd rates are ne Tail draeript ene ottoreen Th ek are ee tel lowe, vin. WE tes et de te 40¢ tor one ¢ for tail bood Baxcny wool at Me warhed Meoirerras tewarbed at 140 trie poled hb, 10 balew nd 100 alee A sale of HO t published MAKKETS FLSEW HERE. TOUR SALBS s—tirt Hour fr Bre 4 Pehnylhinh Nevis Reve noe, a L Lehigh Mortatas Om ¥is Live Te Legis 7 o® Oe, T3ke: 198 | up 8 Burp, Cumberland RR. 20; ies ee 19 asked; Quarter! ‘90, 103%, bid, 104 asked; 6° Donds, 87, 9134 bid, 92 asked; do. shares, 725 bid, 72% Telegraphte Reports. vi Bartimore, Jan, 3, 1861. The markets generally are unchanged. Sales of Howard street flour at $4 50; wheat at $1 03; amd corn io Ri asked. at 59 600. Crxcinmatt, Jan, 3, 1861. Hogs are unchanged. The sales to-day have been 1,700 at $4 05 a $4 ‘The arr! ow are chiefly in emall lots, bat the quality of ‘The market is well supplied. 200 at $1076. Prime lara is generally good. 1s, mess pork, sold is firm at 730. Sr. Lovis, January 3, 1861. We have no breri4 from the upper river. Flour is dull at $4 @ $4 123¢ for good and choice country. Wheat is 80 a 8c. for prime and choice. In corn n9: thing is doing. Oats are at 67c., sacks included. No ebange in provisions. Mees pork is at $10 50 a $10 75. Prime do. $7 76 a $8. Lard, N 740. ‘0. 1, per barral. 6% @ Bacon, city cured, 6c. for shoulders, Several packing houses are about closing business for the sea- ton. §o sales of hogs have taken place during the past two days; they are nominal at i $420. The river is full of floating ice. The weather is mild. Freights to New Orleans are unsettled. Atnany, Jan, 3, 1851. by have been light. Sales have taken place at 5% a5%c. Large quantities are on the read from Buffalo. receipts of dressed ho; Married, On Thureday evening. Jan. 2, by the Rey. Mr. Quinn, (pastor of St er's Church.) Mr. Joun McManus to ies Axw Puevas, daughter of Timothy Phelan, Esq., all of this city. On January 2. by the Rev Mr. Chapin, Mr. Roneat $ uae, of Scotland, to Miss Exiza Janz Cavy, of New York. At Newtown, L. I., on Thursday evening, January 2, the Rey, T. 0. Strong, Mr, Peter Wrcxorr, of Bush- hk. to Mies Catuakine Mania Raretyexa, of the tor- mer place At Bt, Peter's, Barclay street, on New Year's day, Mr. Witttam B. Mavpock to Miss Many Rran, both of this city In Rockingham county.N.C., Dec. 19th, Hon Da- jovernor elect of North Carolina, to Miss Hesnierta W., daughter of Hon. Thos, Settle. Died, ly, om Thursday, January 2, Wiu.um W. Booos, eged 42 years. His funeral will take place, from his late residence, 415 Hadeon street, to Greenwood Cemetery, on Satur- day. January 4, at 10 o'clock A.M. His friends and acquaintances. those of the family, are most re- spectfully invited to attend. On Thureday evening, January 2d, Busax Horr. genet of Alanson and Eliza Hoyt, aged 35 years an moutbe. ‘The friends and acquaintances are respectfully in- vited to attend ber funeral, on Saturday afternoon, at 2 o'cloek, from 66 Pike street. . | Om Thursday, January 24, Maxrna, wife of John T | Bhiels, of a lingering illness, aged 34 years The friends and acquaintances are respectfully in- vited to attend her funeral, on Saturday, at 10 o'clock. trom ber late residence, 392 Bowery. er remains will be taken La gg —— for inter ment. On Jenuary 2, Mr. Avoxew Romaixe, im the 79th the triemds The of the family, and those of Mr. Samuel Romaine. and bis son in-la: Oy ong! JN. Dilts, are respecttuily invited to attend his funeral, from his ete residepee, #2 Clinton street. on Suaday, the Sth inet. at 2o°clock, P.M. P.8.—The cartmen generally are airo invited toattend On Janusry 2 after a jotul Winese, Hanny Osean McOr tne, aged 1 year and 6 months only child of Joha T and Cornelia A MeUlure. ‘The funeral will take place thie afternoon, at halt past 1 0 clock, trom 05 Christie street. The friends of Ube family are invited to attend On Thureday evening, January 2, Cunisriay F. Hir- ren aged 43 years ‘The relatives avd friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend his funeral. this (Saturday) | afternoon, at | o'clock, from the residence of his mo- ther, No 64 Marion street, without further invitation. Hie remains will be taken te Greenwood for interment. & On January 5. of congestion of the brain, Jon Scan- Cer. aged 40 years. ‘The triende end relatives of the family are respect- fully invited te attend his funeral, this afternoon, at | Le'eloek ly. from the corner of Eighth ave- | pur and eond street On Frida) wary 3. Kewcos 8 Baowwverc, in the Siet year of ber eee hter of 8 Clinton Brownell. Het tuperal will take p from the residence of ber uncle J. Sherman Brownell. No. 2i Grove street, on Sunday afternoon at halt post 1 clock. The reia- the iambly are tives apd frivede of So Her remains will be taken to the rd street re- months, with salve | cviving vault budgenly, on Wednesday afternoon, January 1, Quinct De Gnove Beosow, in the 24th year of his age, youngest sep of Thomar and Jane Kedaon ‘The relatives an. friends of Ube family are respect- fully invited to attend bis funeral from his late resi- dence, 106 Bast Broadway om Sunday, at balf past 1 | colock Tie remains will be interred at Greenwood. | On Japuary 8, Acres Serna. daughter of James W. | one oe J Pripkerbed aged 5 years The relatives and friemds of the family are invited to attend ber tomeral. on Sunday (to-morrow) at 2 o'clock. PM . from No. 16 Sullivan street At Morripania, on January 2 Wiiiia Cann, aged 51 years apd menthe His friends and sequaintances are invited to at- tend bis fumers! at . o clock, oa Sunday afternoon, Ube Oth inet trom Lis rerideper ‘On Dee 21, of congestion of the brain, Mr Ricwaxo Cocow, t@ the Sth year of bie age, lave engineer of Ube Bpapieh steamer vada) ulver Hie remains were interred in Greenwood Cemetery. rae) at ¥riday mor January 3 Arve Gore Pearce. daughter ot Nathaniel and Ro- fetta Pearee, formerly of laitimore, Md) aged 6 years and 5) mowtbe At Drookline, Mave. Sist merly of Newburypert. age month and covemieors days dier of the Kevolution ln Brooklyp, onJapuery | the infant son of Thomas P and Juliane Cooper ¥ days. Leng Island pepere pleare copy Mrs. Rewt Mace, for- ° dred years, one lier husband was @ sol- BaRITINK ISTELLIGEN CR, Movements of the Ovean Steamers. Are ow York Janwary 4, 1891. 1 2 | moon sere . +B) new waren... Ce oe hSt'stsy trons ore tar Boece gee tam, A 10. quienes ate mip. abt ‘Brig Persia, from eee PN aL Eee nareetea se Georgetown, 8C; Com Kearney, bata” deal. Arrived—Behr JM Taylor. = coe Arcived—fohr R Borden, and Naney, Baltimore.” = Bailed—Steamer Ohio, Behenck, Nort” Arrived tabs Wn © logget, Baltimore, neope't B law Kins, and Pointer, NY: Ballod—Bloop Rhode Island, NYork. Cleared—Brig Sustn Soule, Vardenss, Arrived—Bhip pee ad pa NYork. @leared—Bhij ie, ‘ PS oy \—Bhip Colum! NYork; bark Savancah, do; brig ef Pomrianp, Jan 2 Save, Jan 3. Arrived—Brig Gambia, Bands Oriental, Nov fate x rkl8 age. ‘Spoke S00, tab 1810 6, Lon 34 bark Yom NYork for Rio Jancire; Bes 2% lat & m Mesatlen, from Bucksport for Baltimore— 4 been Sehr Victory, Georgetown, Di Letter Bags of steame: tio, for Liverpeol, will elose as ‘he “exelinge Heading Room, on Weenceday, Sih inet, Ht 4 : Lati to} giants Bxchan, Bt ilo’ sinus, pov ehecinse Aisctier will icon ct she : " Roading Roo (07 xchange), Thursday, 9th inst, Be mer Southerner, for Charleston, change Reading Room, (67 Exchange), is, at quarter before 3. teamer Pampere, for Rio Jancire and Reading Room (67 close at the Exc! at 12 o'clock. at ‘the apove office, to any part of ‘The ebove Letter Bags are also at Konyon’s, 91 Wall street, Herald Marine Jan 34 PM. Cleared—Barks Creole, Wat reign} Oy hy mgm Whitney, Barbadoes; schr Mary, Yates, Trinidad de Cuba. Miscellaneous. x Canasa, Littlejonn, (of Portland, 250 tons), from for this city, ashore on d beach, Li, was got oul, t of thi writers) with the aid high tide, about 8 o’clook yesterday ye to the vessel, or discharging an, La sailed this port about se hour ince arrived—see Arrivals. } Barx Suurana, Wateon, for Smyrna, in weith at Boston 24 inst, for sea, touched on Fo India low water tooksrank heel, In the night, ind blowing heavy from BW, she began increased s0 much as to After dischary part of her cargo is wharf, whore the re- Bhe will gs the and eight her eargo received much . from Philadelphia for New York, the witch of Bi afterwards. [ jer former were Scur Bartimone, Messorvey, from Machias, arrived at Now London 3iet, with loss of both Eeyore! and anchors, boat and part of deck load, on Nant Sour Exizanern, of and from jhoals. ekeport for Plymouth which had bows stove, and filled with water, in Cape Por- fay harbor, has been o fy ined. Her cargo was discharged id be reshipped: 4 Stor discharging, und would pro 1 ; Tiy te repaired in the springs es And Would Pro good order lst inst, and w: Port or PaiLapeLnnta—The following were the arrivals and clearances at the port of Philadelphia forthe month of ember, as published in the American and United States Garette, (steamers ru the Delaware 4 i bhi 14 brigs, and 4 sobre; pe : Osprey, from ‘leston), 11 barks, , Ssloope, 11 barges, ers. = barks, 13 brigs. ‘steam 6 schrs; const ships, 1 loops, 47 barges, ships, ‘6, 33 beige, 257 sohrs, end 77 steamers. ‘RE Ships at ae Francisco are no longer subject to the tedious and cost ye im discharging, whi 8 of the vovax gaily ed tl pro! that the ships Celestia and Carrington were d the Cunpingham wharf in the ehort space of t he reports of damagein and near Pen: of the 23d ult, two unknown vessels were re; | Harbor, the o fi werything but what they ng further is said of any may well be doubted. Whalemen. ei Qld At NBedford, lot inst, bark Anadir, Swift, North Ps- t Sydney, NSW, Aug 17, schr Alfred, Davenport, NB, re- Sept 5, Wm & Eliza, NB, 850 sp, he Bm: ore Ground. Reported tl ad bean in for recruits, where ransomed by the ated at Tom Cole, NBedfor 1, 4200 bbls oil, 32,000 0, Devoll, do. 4200 bbls; chemeren- ieerim nae bs veecer ort ie row, of hae been reporter J U0, At Lahaina uct 21, Orozimbo, Bartlett, NB, fall (mbt 4000 bbls wh). for Honolula and ho: At do Oct 15, Betsey Williams, wh, to cruise’ homeward. Reporte ‘Ston, im Arctic Sas, 0 this teason. ‘2100 bbls (900 ap), sp whales. Mrs Di 1, 1000 bbls, ta= ‘al f ad hz would ‘Tacker NB, for » had (by letter), J: ise of | year for Oct 17, Maris, Mooers, ‘At Jobeuna Aug 1, Mai ‘ he Fal t N er steering 8, supposed t icon, from a, Ro, Was seen Dee Zi, Mavcveras bearing W 9 8. wi rward, of Bath, from Boston for NOrleans, Deo 27, ie jon OF Bark Zilpbia P By Now 240, roriee ea'* from NYork for Bt Augustis AGEN A, ding. Swesteer, from da tor jessel in port. oa Hampton, Ha- Dec 6—Brig York 16days: only A ssid brig klisaverh, 'o N Orleans, Cutts, for N York, Das), But lor Sth; sobre Tioge, Collins, for Beaton, do; Deal Porter, Rice, for St Thomas, darune, Nov 20—Brig Wm Price, for Philadelphia, 6 es, abt Deo 22—Brig Brothers, of and for Norfolk, 2 Sienna Leone, Now 18—No Am vorsele in port. ee as, Deo 2)—Arr ship Chases, of Boston, 50 days ss pool for B Orie per in fer aot ded, al i, of ai beving retiteds 3 Sweotser, N sehr Louisa, The bark Conrad, from Rio thor this morning. ra, among, © Devin, wich lose of matnmast ana , rh; x), Mayol, ey, do, i) deddo, Eldridge, >. (Pr), Law be by Jepiete Rovee Sete Bee ta. orenee, b ig@ Peprons, Jen 1—Acr brig Plocence, Ray, Buckeville, brig Wheaton, Fisaeett’ Sine Victory, Baker, NYork, via Sactond Jontg: NYsck; from’ ben N 4. from ‘was off Warwick Neck to-day, a8 ie te yy lov 16—Bld ship Lucas, Townsend (or ggure, Je Sick Providence for Pon meee Bh Pm a 7 eife WARD COLIN = = voyy.ne freight will be received after T:: YORK AND LIVERPOOL UN) Ta’ ni thie TE a tana A ‘t, 1, Cap’ : Nye. ‘These ships having been built by contract, expressly for government every care has beon taken in their com- Also in their engines, to ensure strength and i hagaseme ee rit ‘Now York to Li 1 $130; ve use of extre vise stats rooms, 8800; Teom Liverpool York, oa attached to each ship, Do. Do. jar. 19th, 1861, De. April 24, 1851. Do. April 16th, 1B. for tor ry Fi [a 8 88 BROWN, SHIPLEY & CO, G. ROBERTS & CO. 13 f DRAPER Jr, 8 Bosley the first of April next, dove steamers from Liverrool O°RAN, STBAM NAVIGATION COMPAN States Mail Line to Southampton aud Brom 4 steamers of this company will sail regularly, once ® month, oe oe Momust 9 Jo2Qoutber & November 29 to Southampten or Bremen: — ‘bin, $40. is attached to eneh ship. For 1 IND & RIERA, 60 Brosdway, N. ¥. EKEN & CO. Bremen. MARTINES U. CROSKEY & C WILL IN, Havre, ork 001 On & to precisely at JP. Porter, U.S. N from her eet, NK, with Government mi sd Chagres, Freight taken Chagres w ates. Specie taken om freight to Havana and New Orleans. For pasrage or freight, apply to KOLERTS, 7 W ACIFIC MALL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.—THS PUB lic are informed, that under the arrangements of Uy ted by the Ni ss le, w rt treet, corner of Warren. Company, steamers ineponte » and carrying the Unite, Etec to leave Panama and San fifteenth di ble acciden steamers of the first of the mon 0, mem of the ffte ‘she month will touch at Aceprleo, Dar st no other Mexican ports ‘The new steamehip COLUMBIA will ply regularity, afves ‘hor arrival i ncifie, botweon Ban, Francisse and’ porse ‘Oregon, former port the arrivel of mails ‘and passengers from Panama, and returuing without delay with mails and sngere for the following steamer from Bas Francisco. L'reguiar tine cf Bropellers Kept ay freight and transient passeoger transportation of freight Panama and San Francisco. ction in the Atlancio will be maintal: EMPIRE CITY, leaving Mew York on [pay 2 leaving New York on the twon month for Chagres. 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