The New York Herald Newspaper, January 10, 1851, Page 4

NEWS BY THE MAILS. eee Affair, at the Stace Capital. OUR ALBANY CORRESPONDENCE. Avsany, Jan. 8, 1851. Message of the Governor—Probable Grownd for Oppontion—Not Much Dome wm the Legula- twe—A Trifting Flare-wp om the Senate—An Alarming Despatch from the New York Police Office, He, He. The message of Governor Hunt is acknowledged by all to be a document of unusual strength and boldness. Its style is forcible, emphatic, and un- ambiguous; and he lays before the Legislature and the people the condition of public affairs in this State with a master mind, exhibiting a perfect knowledge of the financial and most all other matters. His position as Comptroller, for two years, has afforded him an opportunity, never before enjoyed by any chief magistrate, of becoming per- feetly familiar with the State finances, the canal policy, the banking institutions, our institutions of benevolence, charity, and literature, &e. So far as relates to business and a general view of mat- ters it is perhaps unexceptionable; yet, where the Governor touches upon anti-rentism—the Fugitive Slave law—an amendment to the constitution, for the purpose of borrowing millions to ‘‘ ensure a more speedy enlargement of the Erie canal’’—he will find a strong tmangular opposition. The silver greys think his remarks im relation to the Fugitive Slave law tend towards the recommendation of a law similar to the one recently adopted by the Le- ture of Vermont; the hunkers allege that is too much ambiguity in relation to that matter, and that he ought to have been more em- phatic and plain; the burners accuse him of dupli- city, and condemn him because he did not come out im plain terms, recommending an unconditional repeal; while the Seward whigs assert that the Governor has expressed himself to their entire satisfaction, and declare that the whole document is statesmanlike and perfectly acceptable to the whi, perty. The Governor’s proposition to purchase all the manor lands in the State from the present land- owners, for the purpose of #gain selling to the te- nants who now occupy, will find but little tavor with the people; but we suppose he thinks that while amending the constitution for the benefit of these living on the line of the Erie canal, a few millions could also be borrowed to pay ie landlords. Not only the people at large will con- demn this bold proposition, out the anti-reaters themselves would oppose, with all their might and induence, such @ project, because they very well know, that, should the State obtain title, then the lands would be absolutely sold to the highest bid- ders in the market, and the State weuld, at every hazard—at the expense of blood and treasure—pro- tect the purchasers in their mghts; whereas the anti-renters prefer that matters should remain as they now are, as they imagine, in deubt and ua- certainty, hoping (as most of the ignorant mass do) that they will yet obtain their farms in fee, without either paying principal or rent. The anti- renters will therefore oppese Governor Hunt’s pro- position for a purchase of the manor lands. The bold attempt made by his Excellency to rend in fragmenta the most essential feature of the constitution of 1846, will re-awaken the spirit of een Hofimen, and re-animate the dormaat 8 of the democratic party. They will make ctual war upon the Governor and the whig my, ard it will not be a matter of much wonder it this very quest, is not carried into the nextpolitical contest. The ‘* Ruggles forty million debt” project is still freeh in the recollection of the people; and it is well known with what speed the people hauled from mores the party in favor of the ** Seward aad Rugg a ongpe OM ‘he Governor has underrated the caution of the people of this State, if he ima- gines that they will open the _ which the con- stitution have shut down, whereby an incaleulable eurrent of debt will rush through. The people will pot to adhere to the system now pursued in en- larging the Erie canal, even if some few years longer time is taken in accompliching it, and — if the Erie and Ogdensburgh railroad shail pre Bekah per yg of ilour, aud other ucts which might find their way to market Ech the enlarged cznal. Mind it, the predic- tion is now made, that the watehfal’ democratic politicians will immediately rally, and form an is- sue with the whigs upon the policy which Gover- nor Hunt bas recommended, of altering the consti- tution so as to allow the Legislature to borrow money, 05 in former times, and as was permitted] under the constitution of 121. In the Senate, yesterday afternoon, there was a little flare up. The advent of Lieut. Gov. Church induced some of the loco Senators to offer a res» lution for the appointment of new committess. They expected, by this manceuvre, to obtain the re-construction of the standing committees, more faverable to their measures ani policy. The mo- tion was opposed by the whig Senators, on the round that the committees of the former Senate d served through both sessions of the Legisla- ture, as originally constituted, and, therefore, a precedent had been established. A strong hint was thrown out, that if the minority (the locos) per- sicted in passing the resolution, the majority would follow the precedent set by the United States Senate, and take the appointment of all committees out of the hands of the se officer. This rod of terrorem, shaken rather gently though, had the effect of arresting debate. It is well it was sus pended, for it would have been rather an unpleasant matter, even for the whig majority, to have placed upon the journal such a proceeding, ow the very first day of the session. The ae Aer = were of no interest in either house, today. There was some sparring upon a resolution to pay the officers of the last House for attendance here at the opening of the present ses sion, and aftera flourish of an hour, the proposi- tion wes finally adopted, wrong as it 1s. ‘The Court of Appeals, this morning, informed the lawyers that two daily sessions would be heid during the presentterm, Thisis an excellent rule, as it will tend to keep attorneys in close attention to their business, and facilitate action on the causes on the calendar. The last proposition which has been made, to facilitate transportation, and reduce the rates and charges, Was at a meeting held at Rochester a day or two since. Instead of seconding Goveraor plan, that meeting suggested the deepening 1 some six oreight inches, and lengthening the eight old locks on the Erie Canal ui is al- leged that if this is done, it will increase the capacity of the canal about fifty per cent, and boats of a third more tonnage than those sow used, would be brought into requisition meeting, to endea to induce the Canal Board to enter immediately upon this improve ment, in order that the work may be completed at the opening of navigation. [t is estimated that it teome $120,000. A saving of thirty-three per ceat will be made, it is contem , it the improvement be mide abolitioni«te are a, who is on bail for the offence of attempting to run away with a couple ef negroes from Waenmiagton, a few months since. An Any Fugitive Slave Law Con- vention is now being held at Syracuse, and by the members of whch ne is much caressed From a report jost reerived, it appears that Ered. Loaglass Tepented the speech he made at Albany, aod again at Boston, m whch he »mmended to all fagie neg “resistance to the d rather tha whmit to the fogitive law. Hesaid he was willing | to kill a slave carcher, (a United States Marsha!) who atiempied to convey a fugitive back ¢ slavery. And such tfamons assertions are lis . to and applauded by white men! Yesterday teneous with the eommence- tment of the re og of the Governor's mes, th owing ter , ‘ Tt her been fu there ie a lar my thet t their design are well known to t gang left b ng ‘or the above city ot Albany to be om the look t their property they are acepte in their busin and will not operate. ifs chanee is offered The members of the Legisloture from the a fearing that they might be besieg pre y robbed, manitested moch slarm yer espatch Bearieg date ew \ ce offer, gave itanair of authority, and it w one careful and cagtious men 7, th eld well w adopt ar 4 tow employ ve Bowyer, Relyea, A. M. ¢ wth, Or rome other rhember of the New York ° 0 prote . ature from this ‘*‘ large cot thie Upon y of the city mem- their fears were som w ved heing informed tha i merely referred to a committee of ceria lemen wh ended orable, the objectof which wes n com dished at the las seseion v Axrivat. rrom Saute Lake Crty.—There has nap arrival ar from Lake City the Salt Lake v Z iN A prosperous cons dition. Eleven pere omposed the party, aru whom were Mee Kinkead, of Sait Lake City, ard Dr. Barnes, « ; pan bt in from 875 000 to They suffered a ureat deal frem the recent cold weather—one bight they had five mules fr todeath. The S mal wee leftat Fert Kearney, and may be expected iu a day or two —St Lowa (M)) Re puvan, Dee 2t | and for the city t | nese of hol 7, | $5916 wo vu | ailing rain stor! | by holders. | trifling and holders firm at Measures were taken at | Our Philadelphia Correspondence. Purapetrmta, Jaa. 9, 1851. The Remains of Stephen Grrard—The Dynner to Capt. Mathews—The Recent Elopement—Fire in Manslaughter, Saar mae ect, Gly. Councils bidcaehedill meeting, when the committee on Girard’s estate was authorized to act as they thought proper with regard to the final interment of Girard’s remains in the College ground. The ceremony will probably be private a joint special “committee was appointed to meet the members of the Legislature, who will arrive in a body to-morrow night, to attend the ‘at dinner to be given on Saturday to Captain fie of the Glasgow. The public receptio. of the members of tae islature will take place at noon, on Saturday, in Independence Hall. The late elopement case, it 1s said, has not re- qulteg ne re-union of the parties, as [ ly is kept in durance by her parents, bored arte to contest the legality of the marriage, ay the of her non-age. Murphy, one of ihe “Schuylkill Rangers, a been lodged in prison for a highway robbery, committed some months since on the Gray’s Ferry road. He took a gun which a German was carrying, and then threatened to shoot him with it. ‘On Sunday night a fire originated ia the female department of Moyamensing prison, from a defect in the heater. The flames were extinguished by the keepers without creating any alarm outside. The damage to the building was trifling, but Mra. McDaniells, the matron, lost about $300 in cloth- ing and other articles. It was discovered by one of the convicts, who gave the alarm. ‘m. McFadden, the apothecary who prepared the preseri tion that caused the death of Miss Nell, and his employer, Dr. Chamberlain, have been’ indicted by the Grand Jury for manslaughter. A female called Emma Franklin, who despoiled a young man of some valuables on New Year's eve, and ther fled to New York, returned to her accustomed havnt yesterday, and is «ow in prison to answer the offence. Brooklyn City Intelligence. New Pouics.—The only offivers sworn in yesterday were — Second District.—Rutus R. Belknap, John R. Mun- dell, Joel C. Oakes, R. D. Babceck, William Clsyton, William Jackson, George Levid, James Dickeason, Turner Baldwin, Jehn Patterson, rge Abercrombie, Neil Dougherty Michael McGarry, Louis Dubois, Wil: liam Bloodgood, Minnie Suydam. Scxaécare’s Covurnt—Tue Great Witt Case.—The decision of the Surrogate of Sings county (Ion Jesse C. Smith) in the case of the will of Thomas Lewis, de- ceased, bas been given. Mr. Lewis was a partner in pe frm of Lewis & Heufori. of New York. and died, w last, leaving a son. B. three children by bi his property, real and personal, amountin to his widow. The probate of this will disputed, on the ground of the insufficiency of the execution and attestation The case has, on account ot the amount involyed, created & good deal of interest, and bes only just been decided be gga A to the widow's claim) It appeared by the evidence of the two attesting witnesses (two clerks in the de- ceared’s firm), that they had been called in by Mr. Lewis and requested to sign their names to a paper, he only displaying @ part of it; nor did they see him sign it; neither did he acknowleage it as his will, but merely as one testified, said, ‘I declare the within to be my free d deed The Surrogate said th vised Statute: ys ge 64. preecribed that « will must be subscribed by the testator in the presence of each of ‘th testing witnesses, and nowledged to exch; and at the same time, testator was to declare the in- strument to be his“will.” that there should be two witnesses. and they should sign at testator’s request. The English statute was nearly similar, but only re- quired the signatureto be acknowledged. and not the will te be declared aa a separate act, which our Re- vised Btatutes did In an English case in 3d Curtei's Reports, p. 160. the testator had, as here, folded thi Paper Po as to conceal t ture; aod the Judge h kr ow! nglamd where no declaration cr publication of the will required, it was, fortiori, insufficient here, whe! decleratien t will was requ’ fumption egain, could be raised here that ‘all, the re- quirements ot the eta'ute had been complied with, as, in & cane referred to, the attestation clause had been read, which bad not been done in thiscase. It would be necessary to inquire whether the publication was sufficient: but there was no evidence that the subserip. tion had been made in the witness's presence, or had been acknowledged to them For of proper execution, therefore, the will of John Thomas Lewis. deceased. must be decided to be not # valid will of real or personal property City Coonr.—This court which stands adjourned till Monday next, presents a calendar cf 28 civil causes for the Janvery term, some of which, it is said, will involve large amounts, and points of considerable pud- lie interset CITY TRADE REPORT. Tavnsvay, Ja Asnes.—There was an active im prices were « trifle firmer. Pear Fate request, at unchanged figures, The sales of the day rum up 200 bbie . at $5 625, for both descriptions Breapst. rrs.—Flour—The exceedingly unpleasant of the weather acted as a great check upon the tranesctions in State and Western fi while the market remained without special change Holders ot State were less inclined to press sales. thinking that higher rates will soon be realized. The demand from the city trade was pretty fair, but there was little done for the East or for export. Common bran less freely offered. and for these, as well as for the bet- des, the market was very stiff. The operations in domestic. do not exceed 3,000 bbls., for No 2 superfine; with common to ight State at $481 8 $457; choice state, and com- mon to good Ohio. at $4 57 a $5; mixed to fancy Michi- gan, Indiana, and Wisconsin. at $4 | Genesee amd round hoop Ohio. at $506 a $5 12 faney Ohio, at $6 25 a $5 44; fancy Genesee. at $5 25 $5 50: extra Ohio. at $5 5) a $5 76, and extra Genesee, &$662i%. There was only a small business inces. at $4 87 for com- $ for sour, in bond. Southern fle in fair request, in part for export to the W. but the inclemaacy of the wea 0 bbls. including co Be dywine, and Georgetown at $606 8 $5 12; and fancy ditto at $5 9 0 95 78 ‘There was only limited business tram flour owing to the very small stock here, iders. A few parcels were taken at $375 We noticed a steady market for Indian corn meal. with od demand for sales of 250 barrels Jersey and Peon anis; at $3 8 $2.06; and some email jot “; slso, 100 puncheons Bra din barrels at $3 25. vement or change in rate 1m, aud the high elaiias put fo rieting the operations, while the ling inquiry juite small Canadian war inac *, aud pricer nominal, at $1 06a $112 Im Rye we have no feature to note, while the receipte ware ¢ #800. Our market for Seriey was tending upward, and the artiele being foarce, it was held firmly at Wc. a 9e The wotive de wend which bas existed for Oa’s for some time back ther limited th A | was not continued to day and the market exiidited « inclination We quote Northera Jerevyat i7e a 490. Lm corn there the very rmall stock here cheeking A wae fair Kart, and for d tone 4500 bushe! ra, and 60e new Jersey higher rates were looked for Correy.—The inclemency of the weather being jnat business, the market wae quiet salen of only 150 bags Java at 15), a15)sc, am advance, and 160 bage Rie at 11 a lls¢ Corson ~The very inclement weather hae tended to limit the by n his artic he sales only r + ing 2000 bales The market was was not practica uctation pplied by hold. at less than our Horn ket rathe usiness doteg, a s. for ! b ‘ on " Foglich ba pig ve m ate pa bas in ates 1 © leet # article the d; but the unpleasant weather, and the operated asm cherk apon the sales y 180 barrels and %0 tierces new crop at 928 380. four months. Small lote scold. for refining, at 2le turpentine we noticed « t 40 8 dle. per gation, cash dthe stock was mot ¥ rosin was at $3 60 rele Wil Mmington common « rood in ney making s] on Wer lieupported Three thowam nged bands at O) 901s. for Baglish od Ake: | e be bad lived, in, Williamsburgh, in November | $5064; pure | fivet. Wheat | Th avay. Test three trpanile, bi 2 ‘olive demand for market, with $12 60, time, ‘rime was unchanged, with sales loneetie sie ae ; sales 810 for mess Seer ofplckied hams, 0 Dressed lard was moderately active, and holders eapeann Feed a . As the supply of cheese was ines | nd the inquiry limited, he market was heery at 4 8 6X0. Reat Estate —The sales by auction, since our Pe were as sunexed:—8tore and lot 49 Maide: 24x136, $29.600; do. 201 Peatl street, 19x60, $20,000; rae 289 Pearl strect, 19x60, $13,000: do. 126 Liberty street, 18360, $12 100; do. 17 and 119 do. such 25x105,8 15,000 each, $30.000; do 8 Cedar street, 21x45, $9,250; ‘do. do. 7 do., 21x40, $9,400; do. 9 and 11 do; 20x40, $12,100 each, $24,200; do 44 Water $15,200; ‘de. $B'Bocver atreot, 10x00, $16800; 86. 31 B ery, 25x177, $15,600. do, 626 Broadway, 256x103. hot lot 171 creme. Racy 20x100, $5 200; do, each 20x100, $5600 each, $1200 ‘emt street 26x01, 87 800; do. 250 do * 25 x08 $7350; Se 10, arn il Twei ty: third street, each 25x98, $16,000 each, $48,000; do. 14 and 10 Tompkins Place, each 252112, $3,900 each. $7,800; do. 18 do., ‘25x112, $3,850; Btore and lot 75 John street, 25x96, $16.060; do. 107 William street. 8x48, $11,000; do. 183 Water street, 20x76, $15,300; do. 186 do. 24x81, $15.400; do. 3 Cort: land street, 206x105, $26,000; do. 174 Hudeon street, 21x25, $12'300; do. 106 Bowery, 25x100, $12,600. House and let on Court, near Degraw street, 256x112, $4,000; do. do, Ww, near ‘Cotumbia street, each 25x100, $1,700 each, $10,200; 1 do. adjoining, 2x00, $17: 1 do. do, 256x100 $1,790; 1 do. do., 25x100, $1 do. do, 25x100, $1 750. Brices.—A small lot of Race ginger brought 50., and cassia 8lc.,6 months. No. l nutmegs were quict, at $106 a $1 10, and mace at 95e. Briiits,—The market for domestic whiskey was firm, and pretty active, with sales of 250 barrels prison, at 260. & 2644: id Jersey at 2530. a 260. Drudge was heavy, at 25¢ ,time 3 remained steady. bat _ulet owing to the un- ti 150 boxes nerally, was without change, with oles of 50 bhds. ieee, ‘at 100. a lic, anda small lot of Missouri, at llc MARKETS ELSEWHERE. STOCK SALES. 8 —At. duction 10. shares Fitchburg BailresA, n Railroad, Wa: 14 Rast Railroad, 10046 c ‘80; Company, 2c 82d; 1S Great Fale Meise, Compeny. 200; 13 Boston Ma vm PAD: pany 350; 34 Suffolk Insurance Company, Bank, 110; 5 Tracers’ Bank, 105; 10 Laigaton hoves City Serip, $50) each. payable Board—$75 4 oad an Fartern Rajlroad 1004, Michiens Central feaite- ad, BH 4; W2do , 90d, 4 136 Bal: more} bra Page 3s 3 35 +t Boston Bank 1b 10 Bank of Com of North Ameri » Sees oe hares Vermont and Massachusetts: Ratltoad ts 4) Old Colony Railverd, 6734. 208 Bast Boston Compa 18 Boston and may, 24) Worcester Kailroad, W159: 50 Ohleasbarg #003. 434; 120 Wilmington Rati : oO iohlen Central 100 do. 2334; 108 TW) do 113.” Second Board 81 000 tiarcisb are Ralread, "th 2 Pena: Bank. 11s fter Sales— $10.00 Bee: a0 don, 2342 400 doe, 25%: Reading Railroad, 34% 200 do., 35, Razrimone, Ja 900 Maryland 0 Pr 4% 1867, 92: 25 shares “ 5 Yor Bost’ Second Bonre—¥2 000 er 25° shares Balsimore ee Railroad, 2, Telegraphic Reports. New Onceans, Jan, 7, 1851. The cotton market is firm. Sales Bsturdey Monday 4,600 bales, including middling, at 12 lie, and gooddo at 13¥c.a13%e In co of Rio have been effectedat 10% Thi oo 4 ~ hg are brisk, with sales of fair rod 5 Prime molasses is selling at 24\o., and Cincrwwatt, Jan. 9, 1851 Mogs are dull. and there are no rales. Many of the houres have stopped catting. Those arriving to-day are not more than adequate to the demand. Some purcbates have probably been made at lower rates. Bautiwone, Jan, 9, 1851 large movement here in tobacco. shiskey et dtc. There has be resulting in im provement article among shippers AT STD Married, On the 9th of Jannary by the Rey. Dr. Patten, THamriron Bar * to Mise Eats L. Portann, daughter of Otis Pollard, Eq , all of this city. Died. On Thursday morning, Jan. 9. Avxy Ryaw. adopted daughter of W. A Matheus, aged 6 years and 2 months. The friends of the family are invited to attend her funeral, from the residence ef B Granger. Bowery, this aftornoon, at 3 o'clock, without invitation On Thursday. Jan. 9th, Lina F. Trase, aged 2 y ‘ast Twenty. sixth street, isely. Ter relatives and this day, at 3 o'clock pi | friends are invited to attend, without further in- | vitation, Chicago and Boston papers please copy On the 0th of January, Cusnies Onse, aged 32 years and 7 months The relatives and friends of the fa: bers of the American Cbep' »- epecttully invited to attend the funeral. on Saturday morning. the 10th ins! at 10 o'clock, from his late residence, No 181 Barr treet On Thurrday evening fovrr, Anmina Youngest child of George W. Ackerman The funeral will take place at 3 o'clock to-day, from bis residenoe, No & Wert firendway Place Ou Wednesday morning. Jan 8, Eowanp T. Anu. stnone. aged 90 years, native of Eauiskillem, county of Fermanagh. Ire! The relative n friends of the family. and the mem. Yers of the Dry Goods Clerks MB and P. Assooiation and Merchante’ Divi No, 185 8. of P. are respect ly invited to attend the foneral, this dey. the | oth at 2 o'clock, from bie late residence, 18 Jaines out further invitation. His remains will be teen to Greenwoo! Cemetery tor interment On Tueedag, Jan. Tth. Mra Carnanme Wa ot Peter Margy, Erq , aged 67 years, 2 months days The friend@and acquaintances of the family are re- apectfully in@ted to attend the fuceral from her late revidenee, Sq, 235 Broome treet, at halt-part two clock, this Jay (Friday), the 10th inst, without fur. thr invitation wife a2 N.W., Jan. 7th. hematics in D Brerwes Coase, pro ath College, aged MARITINGE INTELLIGE NOR, Movements ef the Ocean Stenmners, L D New York. ‘dan dan tl Jan it Jan it Jan 13 Ian i6., ina if Jan t2 | Jan 7 Fob 22 Was Pot hone ov York January 10, 1891, or Powe f 1 21 | swoon sere . ++ ore MOM WATER. esse cee LD x W Biwel Adame, ernns, Brige—Jnverva (Br) Honnederg, St John, NB; Motamora, » Mobile, Ragle & tvrve Bente « Malifex N8, JW Lowten Yely teh, Pre } Philsdolpnia, rar & Jd Williams, Forrester, Norfoik Arrived, (Br), Tallpes, & te eongers. to J 8 De Woil 66 dave, with ents aed vo Kavennah her’ny morning 4; would be bad westerly gales a a Mpa ranean! Bri, by sees Biles Co. sec Price, Virsisin "vise 7th—Arrived steamship Ward, oo. “ Arrived BtroatP ifugao Newbu i lots ry part of deek | load of lumber ov the 8 pM, mrad g wil omy ‘Spinne, Ginmasted the crew, consisting Seve Fo & ae tern po yards and upper ‘Wore sent down, and anchors taken out, in wants relieve provatly be ea low the Mutual Mari $5300; $600@; Pacific and Whaling. $2,000. Loss oy Bx Bark Lorn Savnox—The Br bark Lord goa, Wel ah ized int will bes totallew, “She has on board a cargo, of bab in pilot vont. ‘the bark has boon stripped, an ‘ko, taken beach, ped from the onic" bvemria Draper (late Conch), sailed from Chagros th ail hands rick, and nobody to pletely torn to pieces. Ca of feve; id on the 17th 3 y | Pe arcertained. Vasuris Asouns—A report bas been received in Norfolk | that two vessels were asnore particulers cculd be ob»ai Bar See Corresponds, Ths Rey Lights ere | Side, ware lighted ont beter A lotter from C1 reports her at Lab 25 000 Ibe bon Bedford. A letter from A Beeford, reports for heme. A letter from Capt Wen, et ip Liverpool. of NBedford, reports her at Maul, Nov, full, for home, same day; ha: bipwed 35.000 Ike tert dated at Honels! A reports her at Oahu Oct = Tepairing rudger, Be, snd would sail for home ins few ar ‘Totter from Cap: Hathaway, of shin Albion n 9. at Go'clovk of scarlet | bers a crvise » 0 p Deo 24, lat $8 8), len 67 13, p robably the Harriet Neal, Bu ) for NAOcean. Brig A Haytora, Nov 3, Jet WN, lon 135 Pebr Emeline, 2¢ days from 15, no Ia° oF Ton. Pebr Deberah, from of boat, rails, Ke, De Bt de Nov 5 ship Ges fall of I: ‘s ara Tee ‘Thomaston, 6 days, in ballast, Galveston, 33 days, with cotton, te J ee, Charleston, 8 days, with cotton, te Sevens Sdsys, wih esis Mariue Reperts. Leston, Jan 6. he Wales, York, CNAREEITON, Jan Southerner, NYork; ship Martha Foreign Malls. Letter of chenmae Gotein. Sr for Havana and the Pa- Sita on Saturday, yeilth inet 2 2 v'eloal i ies bas a aeaamaeimeesing moana Marine dy for sane rh Pint it; sehr We Shaw, Phitee with loos ef deck lead ct onl os the Leh trick Henry, ‘and Roberts. and all the other vessels turned nn De ‘itw iondon for York for Frankf N Pir ‘or py mts ag arurm 8 Shaw, Mtoe oe Frankfort: Ksaeyhe, Gii= omaston; Elisabeth, Harring- for Camden. ‘ardwell, Casting for York, with We rata Kendal in port 4th i seater Leey hee, aasaye norease; | AlSEE, Thomas: Fortane, Mearas; Patriot, Busklin, all from Rook land for NYork. Arrived—Ships Ei well eo Glidden, Childs: Liverpeol; Frawes, eas; sore Lib: cks08, Hiner, Nanay Mille Tyler, Sousa oe Lonsdale, Taylor. and Moses Brown. Ha Froridenee; Liborty, Spinney, Bath; Nanoy Mills, Tyler, or! a See Arrivals at this port. Surv Noemie, Holberton, from Charleston, Nov Aah sarived Havre Deo il, repre that on the Newfoundisa E with @ Duteh brig a NYork fasme mot ment at) § 13 men, had "been for 1 and livia only on sea crabs. The fro ‘Owing to a heavy ‘Fa to get the crew long boat. lost off th ft et 2 st. Her yards fe was too hard sground, with the wi The Saw as she lay on the beach, was 24 provion , sid from this port for Sav Sncountered very tevere ‘weather, and om, Thursday id Insts it being very foggy, went ashore on Gaston nd went on the South Breaker, where she ot Welsh and exow wont up to Sevan thoeity. She had no pilot om board in she CHAsmERLAIN, which has been ashore on ‘was hove of 6ch inst, t bigh tide, Nantucket, "Her cargo has bee a will bave to be curried sorose the beach and ship= . The veosel is not very badly injured. 15th ult, with captain and nd prt into Navy 7 ein sail, whieh were com= ¢ Couch bad Ged on the 7th ult rrituck beach, but no Netice to Mariners. at Price's Creek, on h the channel around the Moree night, 4th inst. 1 River, ranging w Nov 6, with 200 obls Polar oil, aad ad shipped 15,000 Ibs by the Croton, for New Anderson, of ship John. of NBedford, «her at H Iu, Oct dth, with S00 bbls sp, 1200 bbls ter from Capt Wh at one per Truman, for N Bedford. Smith. of ob p Kilton, of NBaitort, yr from Capt, Onh letter from Capt Dares tter from Capt Neil, of ship Waverly, of NBedford, 24, with 2000 bola, leaking badly; Oct 2, to vail for hom Hezclula, had shipped 33/000 Ibs of | Per ship Canaén, for NBedtord 4 i Helens, Nov is, brig Charlotte, of SHlarbor, to eail on 2 Oe at, Feeeit, Macomber, NB, 35 mos, 100 Pendletom, Stonington, 12 Hen Tesly, Weld, ort. "Tall mad 6 Soa, ship Mary, of Rarartown, il, (has be ported July 10, with whaling sehr steering 8, » from Pi ie pstellation. from SPrane the firet mate 4 vB Bib a Chester, BFransison. Cla eee wade trait sad bark Croton, Watson, Ke eb. for Norte andes, jer, Gantord, for I fork; brig Frances, unknown, ean, stati ay Bolus, . rigs Sucan, stationed; Malus, days: 7 Vandalia, Go rn, from Bork seri byt to Chagres ri Guage ath with gah ies Beaten. Radios, ‘MoGrath, for. an, bo; jew Lewis, for de; Mereater, eR for Georgetown, NS; Sea'culers ob 9—Aarr ip Region op tithe — ‘3 B (edaitonal jade ei Andalusia, Wilson, (tr t, Varney, (from 0) for NYork) de Rush. ge Howton; 30 ‘(trom Boston) California: jimbo and Taloahuano, to lo Be Mite “fall, ‘SFraneisco; 4th, bark Mianton ears to be a y, jarita (By : ir Herbest, Havre; atk Houthandal dem. Eastront, Jan —Arr ‘brige Toras, Mitehell, and Rrook- pF isin, Lambach, ry F2 Faamesn, La, Deo 18— for NYork, ready. 8 Fatt Riven, Jan 5—Belo be’ the Ci timore for Bost Renos wilt perform dot pg and afford ai¢ and #ucoor to vessels In distress, Sen. 1s AM—Brig Azores, from NOrleans, has passed up, ‘the Buoy of the Bro ark mn, and nine sohre, are also off the a few sonrs in ‘harbor outward Movite, Dec SI—Arr ship Frank Johnsoa, Brown, Kings- Lx. jae 5—Arr steamer Magnoli ut in op Account of bad weather. jan 6—Arrschr Abcona, Doane, Philadelphia x bee ‘rig Bmvoling, Leet. (trom Bristol) Cardenas: sone Hallet, Walden, NYor! rr brig Elis iz" H Cortis, Strout, Boston. ADELPHIA, Dee ant bee Louisa, Gifford, Cienfuegos: ais. | xia NYork; star ( phi Tuttle, N¥erk; sloope Harvest French Biackavones Aprle: by, and Willard, Dennis, for N'York. Ponriawn, Jen 6—Cld brig ‘Marianne, ms | by of ship Buterprise, of NBedford. iy Lovett Mary Ree Samos pet given. Sax Prawcisco, Dee 1—Ady, shit Realejo and Panama 3¢ North Caro Ch Oli Dee | Sydney, NOW. Vromediatel for sale, fat or chy sehr Gnva He Fou, Jan T—Ate ship St Paul, Allen, Manila, Anjier and ” mere. Cld <n Eliral Wriewaror, NC gant ‘Arr bil h Felton, Lo Ole "ea Guadaloupe; sehr MD Laighton, Perry, brige Avnawon, Almy, Cardenaae Cli 6th, sehes GW Pickér'ng, Park, Cardonsei Hornet, ae Porta Rico. c+ to Nov ¥)—Arr echt Bile, Ellis, hr J B Bleecker, Smith, Bos’ brig Ori aakel sent Liberty, Trader, No m0 Cornelis, Btinte “Passenger Saiied ers ae € rh Wainwright, Me ‘Pritenard, TDs ald | meen pa ne-Stremehs ship PACIFIO, Cay depart with the mails freteht or "raen eleganee (r eoml al white, wes par ore, of and £ vot, 4 days from SFr 909 for Manila, #00 for SIsian reyeeesg fat Philadelphia, with too Int 2901, Tom 6 Fon CALIFORNIA &, lon 6840 aver fd m NOrleans (June 18) for Cali- J er hia (May 29) for Cali a, sh day fr im NYork for SFranciseo, Nov 11 iielowe, ised, from NYork (Oot 29) for California, ptanding %. wing at the time ESE, briak breeze, wae signal- | ¥ 28, lar 118 NW Et +h Odd Jou 35 20. fend from Sag Harbor for Catifornia, 2 Int 2687, lon | i iris Dedly, Ya Bergitgm Beaton (Oet 8) toe Catitvrnta, J adelphia (Janel!) fer Cali« arleston (Peb 25) for nd ld ® h for . Beowiok, Baltimn: phos Young, Gra: cow, une. Indetphia 20+h; barks a imeediately; Honry Shel Te steamer seve h tively Bo fre ight will be received after Monday Inaciro, | ships in thelr engines, to ensure edacions for paawongers ort Drew. form NYork (Aug 11) for SFranciseo, | apecie, Jewelry, m oa Wile of Inding are signed sherefor, ai b 4 oe DATES OF Mart 9) se Abeitien, tae, Ft fralghe of passnge, apply t DWAR prewn, Btiyhuny ke ROBRRD 3% 60. £.8 Benlev vl vr Newton, Bush, torn | § Virsinia Ann, Turner, for ork do; Pootlsaa Alfred Exall, Perry, for do c Allen King, Bates, Nyork. | , Boston; 13th, Round Pond, | “Att bark tarnd A ale, f Herding, Frankfort; Charle Flos. Colo, Boston: Montrosy, P ; Queen Rather, Pendleton, Pons William, ®proule, ftom Sisere Morena, arr it brig Levisa, Gifford, Phitedet in Jowest, for Panama | nt, Howes, for Wanita oy, Ba Niand, Jonnines, for None K pereMp ae: bere | Have, Dee ld Ady, ships Baratine aa yay, Oe N York dation fir first and second cabin p Tibleconveyance. In order to ave will be provided for New York pase JARDSON, WATPON, & CO., 41 Exchange Place SAN FRANCISCO, DIRECT— DISPATCH LINB.— clipper ship SAG HOUND, Ribs # now looding at her berth, foot of Wall m is requested to thie beantil ten uilt with & view te excel in apeed, ble, rai way tic will perform Ars ehip Martha's Vinevard, Grate | jeg Leprent fare. Rep FB, SUTTON & CO, &% Wall strest, oF FOUN OGDEN, 116 Wal etrees anon a, ae to finish; Anderson, Qeteene.-» NYork; 17th, phat Cubs. Sid brig aylower, of & aad (02 New 1 thon U Da lett, Dill, Tadley, (ov 10--S1d ships Ambassador, avn; 11th, Manila, Giveen, tom Mantis Tor for New Yorks schrs New Gi Philadel, He) \o do; 28th, ‘and Chincha od wEvao itebell, Low! e Perts. 0 date—Bark Balton, Stott, ldg piles for a Tare Nidetphk Crowell, hing 7 hiss a Salem. pend x ( Brem), Geert 5 rf a Nickerson, Ames, NYork, rent from the city to-day, Bark e Roads ¢ early this morning. Brig Fron- ip and ie the ship ee paint Vt ty ited ted Arr weeny Midas, ‘Wardwell, NYork. Sid sloop asics, Brighsman, @ Conumma Riven, Kos 16 L 1 Grace Sima, Nassau, imith, do; 30th ult, brig r Roanoke, We ‘ulloch, 40, “gi aren bark Fanny, Wallace, San port, sohra Almira T, and Char- chr Thos P Cuoper, Carson, N ft schrs, one altimore two fore -and. ot White) G: tb, sehr Nathan Durfee, Davie, Baltimore, In toh with cost. said tote the aay (or Albi~ le, ou aah i Philadelphia. Sli Wt», scbre Richard Be rden, me re. In Vineyard Sound 6th, brig Candace, Mathews, from Bal- Tn port, Pisa Coombs, Phita- ) and Minerve, MoGiven, Balti- Chi aes, NYork for 40; ; Sterling, and @ Brook. outside. the break: bri Weter, unknswa- Harbor vomechat blocked with ie Lrwas, Del, Jon 5, S56, neat this morning the ships ‘rance, from JOreones ballast i. ct, ictniey, jerri Hayden, NYork ; and the vessels previously Chase, Bucksport. Acadia. proshow =< URE Logget| ieee ‘Nov 16—In port. steamers Kadoro, Barkman, . 8 from N¥ork via Panama, &e, for ‘sehre J KF Mai and about twenty others, Nelson Mattakeeset', Madigan. be ai Trinmph: an ard, for Callas, 1 Mitchel! , Pestent for Balti. 4, 7, and Oriani, Brown, 60: 4 Cardiff, Melvtil, ‘Passengers J Arrived. h—Mr Ki G Peek, © Oliver, Mr Kenrick, J SHIPPING, OR LIVERPOOL—UNITED STATES MAIL STRAM- ain E. Nye. hat seeamenip = lor Baroy itive Tenu@ry 224, st 12 o'clock M., from het serth at the etree. No berth secured tilt —) for. All pare through the peed oft For ee ed ‘seoommodations for 0 ARO K. QOL Wall os, coed the aii Pebrus E NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STAT = Mail Stoamore —T! . i oy ‘Those ships having eon built by contrast, axpreesly ft SoTeTAment vervico, every cure has hoon taken in thelr ton York to Liverpool $190; exe! 8820; from Liverpool » ts Wall street, M. ¥., oF te Liverpool. ‘yng Arma TRAM@DIP CITY OF Ul.ASOOW, FOR by ERPOO!, H. Mathews, (late of che Gront Western) C Pill Malt positively, trom Phite vmomander, his, on Thurs fe ehip's vaesee fal sharpest ship ever built, The amall quantity te foom Accommodati SSAGE TICKET FOR SALE —A THROUGH CAIN for Ban Franciseo, inthe steamer of the 13th can be had, by immediate ioation at No, 33 Wall Orleans and ports P cae pt ope oa ee Lal Ste & Ss Axents si thad pine rtd sornero Albany street. Ba VANA VIA SAVANNAH —THE SUPBRIOR C.D. Ludlow, Yn thre eamship Alabama. Ca Now York for Savaanah on Saturday M. Pier No.4 North River. aoe whieh A. jane. For passane 00 Hoven ei fort itty nto take the. steament aves Savannah on the I! MEDICAL, . tse Waits, M.D. NKS, MEDICAL ( oF way. Pro’ y testi the late ‘iiky gon re aan or Witp Curry. This article was o1 of Philadelphia. No It be, jironous mixture, and a sey to palm davite the public of the schemes, that their anes be trifled with. nor ourselv.e plundered of oar gb over which this balsam exerts s ie that of a diseased liver. ted to rte hea’ thy ac~ tion, and in many instances aflested permanent cures, after medy had failed te pros nd 27 by drugsiets gencrally ROPSY AND DISEASES OF THE BEART.—I WOULD beg leave to inform my friends and the pablic, thes T ee weleular attention for several years past INVIGORATING mnsigeeeet only remedy for weakness by debility of the organs tbe eautisns where this Cordial will resture you HB “PRACTIOAL PRI- ice hers, 910 14 BB. 8 40 8 (Sunday veneer d—No. 88 of ou: a} to some, 6a atta: breperly sialon ss te appeat in ae ao other way than in it terre = TLS, oxt ve i eee = — Brsetine he ley \y onses Cn aera Tee pee « who frieea 83 rts caee and Pat STREET, Ha D3’; COOPER, 14 DUANE 1 urtecn years, oon! Wt ng Practioe to the treat an on R. WAR LY D ~_ 18 CONFIDENTLY COMSULTED oF, years praction, 3 of whi without ae ea pie ‘diplom ‘iN URS TO CURBOBRTAIN DIB rips, withons morvury, and oa- a 3 OCTOR YOUR truly urefel work. ¢ Copy of this b mail DR. WM. YOUN 4 for wale by Strin pot beeured without 1