The New York Herald Newspaper, January 25, 1851, Page 8

“NEWS BY THE MAIL Our Washington Correspendence. Wasuineron, January 23, 1851. British Encroachments at Nicaragua—The State Department— Resignation of the Chief Clerk of War Department. I have reason to believe that there will be no an_ pate shy swer to the resolution of inquiry passed by the Se- | windward nate last week, with reference to British encroach- | to Porto ments in Central America, till after the arrival of ane Perry the Nicaraguan Minister, daily expected. The | ¢ onthe. ‘Bhe will mill stop ‘at Porto Prays for provi- State Department, as I stated some time since, can- mot have any official information confirmatory of the newspaper accounts of Mr. Cha‘tield’s doings, or it would have been, ere thie, communicated to the Senate; and there is, therefore, a manifest propriety in awaiting the arrival of an accredited officer from Nici who will be able to give reliabie informa- tion, be: adopting any course which the real cir- cumstances of theease may require,but ot which the head of the State Department is at present officially uninformed. The country may rest satistied, pond ever, ien in regard to the encroachments of England, and ‘will insist upon the carrying out of her treaty with us ia a fair and unequivocal spirit. If anything were required to show that he bas no European sym, es, his-recen: admirable and truly rowed can letter to to Mr. Hulsemann would be amply sutfi- cient. T happen to know that, more than six months ago, Su Henry Bulwer pledged himself to Mr. Claytoa, then Secretary of State, that Mr. Chatfield, the od- noxious Briush t in Central America, should be r and be declared that he had Lord Pal- merston’s authority for saying so. There is every reason to believe that Mr. Chatfield has been re- called ere this,and the next news from Central America will probably bring thisintelligence. tis a matter inwhich Sir Heury Bulwer is directly pledged, and if not carried out, will lead ences not favorable to the honesty of pu ibat gentleman. ‘he Committee on Foreign Affairs, in the Senate, is prepared to reper! in favor of an iacreased cleri- al fexee in the State Department. This increase hes been called for by cessive Secretaries of Srate ance Mr. Caihou time, and the present Secretary of State has renewed the application. At present, the force in the department entirely in- edequate; the Comsslar Sureau, for instance, being upabdle even to answer the letters re: ceived, much lees to collate the valuable information which the con: uls ehould communicate, for the information of the government, with regard to the commerce of fo- reign nations. There are but thirteen clerks at resent employed in the department—there having een searcely any increase of clerical force since the establishment of the government. Your remarks upon the unity and good begen 2 exising between the stveral members of the @ miuistration, were eminently just end true. It, however, greatly annoyed the Sewardites, who were in hopes that they might be able to foment mischief, and use the cclumasof the Herald to pro- pagate their falsehoods Geo. T. M. Davis, chief clerk ofthe War Depart- mast has been removed, | understand, in conse- quence of his connectioa with certain letters in the altimore Clryper aud other papers. It is said he reaigned, but it was in consequence of a request of the Secretary. People do not voluntarily resign Offices worth $2,000 a year, very often. Wasurinoton, Jan. 23, 1351 Alleged Disagreement beiween Mr. Filmore and Mr, Webster— The True State of the Case—Pass- oge of the French Spoltation billi—Executrve Session— Hause still om the Defictency Bill, §c. The statement of one of the Herald’s corres- poaden’s, and contradicted by another, respecting an alleged misunderstouding between the Presi- dent and the Secretary of State, amounts to just this, and no more:—The article which appeared in the Buffalo Commercial Advertiser was taken to Mr. Webster, who subsequently, in a playful way, called the attention of Judge Hall, the Postmaster General, to it. Judge Hali stated that he had not seen the ar- ticle, but would like to see it. The next day Mr. Webster sent the copy of the paper containing it, to him. So much, and no more, Mr. Webster admitted to a distinguished Tennessee member of Coagress, who had casually mentioned to him the rumor on the subject. here had been ro quarrel or misunderstanding berween him and the Presi- dent, respecting the Batialo newsp As | communicated to you the report on the shee disagreemeat between Mr. Fillmore and Mr. Webster, which | obtained minutely from | a calm, dispassionate member of Congress, univer- sally deemed reliable, and as | always will correct an error as secon os | find that I have fatien ia one, 1 deem the ststement | now make due to the readers of the Herald; that 1s, the public generally. The Senate, to-day, ordered the French spolia- | tion bill to be engrossed, by a vote of 30 to 26. An | executive session was then moved and carried Te morrow, being Friaay, will be devoted to the | consideration of private bills. ‘Lhe House, to-d#y, has been without much terest, with the deficiency bill under consideration in commitice of the whole Our Philocei phia » Correspondence Puitapetruia, Jan. 24, 1851 Movements mm the Custom House—The Cowrt of Quarter Sessions: — Pore, & , & Collector Lewis is about to mar the beauty and solidity of the front of our United States Custom House, by having” windows cut into it, so as to Another Fugitive Slave Case Absow light into the rooms on either side of the | deor of entrance. The real object which is to be attained by thie questionable improvement, is said | to be to give (2 clerks and other officiais an oppor- | tunity of having # dirs e eye View of the gay throng a fi itmay, of youth and beauty that passes along Cheer however, have been ordered by the commission now in session here, for the purpose of threwing light apon cer: cranssctions within the building, Which ar enveloped in mystery wearer, Gary et ye It 18 confidently reported that Camppell adjourned the Court of (Jaarter Sessions fora week, for the express purpose of devoting his whole time to furthering the "ection of delegates @ the convention to meet on Menday next, favor- able to his own ¢ jon to the supreme bench. ‘That he adjourned over the court is certaia, and it canrot be for want of busine * there are no lees than fifteen persone in prison who are im- plicated in various murders, all of whom, with the | exception of one, huve been confined since the last cerm M. P. Mitchell, the popular and | ed howt of the Uni States Hotel, ing, four o'clock, after a few hed, within a few we earne hi only soa at Pesar forpia This morning, Siephen Sennett, a colored man, aliegea to be a fou 4 Gallup, of Baltimore, who he Colombia, Pa., by vir of a warr the United States Mershal, wa missioner Ingraham. As soon known here nS Pearce standing counse! em ed for abelition society, # abeos corpus trom of the Dietric Court, ard the fn was immediately pro cooded with before that tr ral The ces? has caused very x The denee i very positive as , and he was finally remanded into ody ‘of his master, to be teken to Maryland bad been @ fugitive fo thr are, and 0 ehild in Columbia The laboratory Veightman % Har on, at the Falls of was consi ierabl Gameged by fire thie s ravages were howe ver, confine ne portion of ings 4 will cause no hindrance to the eof the sty! lisbment Asher Moore, now resid- were drowned yesterday aking in with them while playing open it. Their oames were Charles and Francia, and their ages nine and eleven years Desesesnet er a meee wor <The heritf of St ¢ aty, [linois, D. W. Hopkins and who is, by virtue of that office, collec — the State and ¢ y revenue, has been detected hape more, snd f ris unknown. He left Belle ville, the residence, about Christ rn accompar * wife, ostensibly for Springfield. cay f the State, for the avowed purpose of paying in eveury the year’s re- venue me of eting of the | Legislature, one of his see who happened & be im Sprinetir a Clair county stood as a defaulier the treasury, avd that Mr. He 1 failed to pay over a portion of the money collec ed by him. his was | the first intimation of his being a defaulier, The bonde for the two off are taken separately—the security cn the ¢ tor's bond amounting to $10,000. His relauves and friends are on this » to make good the deficiency the parties moet interested bond, and will hav A day or to since, is house at Belleville, but it was found — Everything valuable kad been ttken out of it, afd Memoracdas among his papers left no 1 t doubt of hia defaication is believed that he went up the Ohio, hoping to escape purmit ia tha oireetom name H pleine and Indy, from St. Lo ia entered fh Perwet e , @ cea before last Lowis Ky.) Jownal, that Mr. Webster is not behind public opin | ders ef eeveral British cruisers, that there were no “ article. | de- Bathurst, meat of the river Gembia, to several American oltiz:as seouvicy by A Be ome on the coast. im any infor cedeeeuiaen. Lieut, ‘don't a returasd on the 4th vember. aaron Nat Se foo ths oonlnilcahic where she bas been actively eraising for the last Sin :—Om the 26th of October, spaiehed to ons, posed howe med to refresh her aeons. poe vessels joying health, from the last reports > iis have the honor to be. ¥.H. “Simaory, African Squadron. Hon. Sucastany ov rue Navy, Washington. Extract of letter trom Lieut. Lardner, co! d- ing tha United States brig Porpoise, to ‘Commodore " good Command! Usirmp Srares Baro Ponroiss, 2 Ponro Prara, Oot. 21, 1859. 5 At Prince’s Island I was informed by the commaa- American vessels in the Bight of Rone attempting to use our flag. ixtract of a despatch from Lieut. Foote, commini- United States brig Perry, to the Navy Depsr:- ment, dated Loanpa, November 2, 1850. Since the capture of the brigantine Chatsworth, which sailed for Baltimore on the 15th of September, there has been no suspicious American vessel on the coast. in, or Biafa, and Unite Brates Bair Pontsmouti, uncHaL, Mapeins, Deo. 2, 1850 } Sir—I have the honor to transmit you the copy of letter trom Lieut. Com’t Lardner, commanding Unit tates brig Porpolse, reporting the death of Lieut. bertaon on board that vessel, on the 4th ber, 1850. The Porpoise arrived at Port Praya the eame day, where the body was buried on shore, with the customary honors. Lieut. Robertson came out in the Dale, aad, previously to the arrival of the Porpoise. imprudentiy PTived on shore, where he contracted the fever of the ceuntry, which terminated his lite I have the honor to be, very respectfully, Aid most obedient servant, ¥.H. GREGORY, Commanding African Squad) Hon. Srcxetaky or tHe Navy, Washington. Usiren States Baro Porrorse, Pont Pxava, November 4, 1850. } Sir—It is with the deepest regret that I have to | report to you the death of Lieut Henry P. Robertson, | or this vessel He died at sea, about Il o’clock this morning I beg to udd that he received every atten- Ucn, ducing bis short and severe illnees, that the best médical advice and the kind sympathies of his brother <flicers could suggest. 1 have the honor to be, with Stent respect. your obedient servant, RDN Com. Fra: H. Gxxcoxr, U. 8. ng cm ee ding Atrican Squadron. A letter from the U. & ship Portsmouth, dated Pua- chal, Madeira, December 15. im the Norfolk Herald, esys that Assistant Surgeon William has just been detatched from the P., in cor bealty tl ¢ American bark Virginia Ann, bound to Charleston, | S.C. The Dale is cruising in the Bight of the Porpoiee on the coast; and the Perry pected Porto Praya, early in January, from the southern coast. It is expected that the ‘ortemouth will be re- Lieved during next month, by the Jamestown, as she bas pow been in commission on that station more tham two yearsanda half The officers and crew of merally in good health, and ex- pected to sail fer Porto Praya, about the first of J. The following is a list of her officers: — eis H. ory, Commanding African squadron; Elisha Peck, mander; J. D. Johnston, Executive ot | B | G c L rKe Young. Acting Master; William A. Tagersoll, Commo- dore’s Secretary; Jabez C. Rich. Lieutenant Comman; ing Marine Guard; Passed Midshipman, Edward Scone; Midshipmen, C. v. Cannon, James H Shirk, B. B. Taylor; Captain’s Clerk, Chas. G. Edwards; Boats- Gunner. George Sirian; Carpen- ter, Asm Poinsett; Sailmaker, Chas. T. Fro The Naval Court Martial which has been sitting on board Pennsylvania, Norfolk for some weeks, has been dissolved by order of the Secretary of the Navy, and adjourned sine die,om Thursday. Deniel Kirby, la an, who, it will be recollected, was Tecently tried 4 second time forthe utterance of mutinous language in the presence of several officers of the Saranac, bas been sentenced to twelve months solitary confinement, in the cells of the i Bat racks, at the Gaaport Navy Yard, without pa: dat the expiration of the term to be discharge’ ‘tm dis grace The U8. Some Congress. Storer; U8. transport Relief, Capt Patten, and U.S. sloop St. Marys, Capt. | Macruder, a all at Bio Janeire om the 12th of De- | cember. Navan Count Marri A wal court martial ordered op board the U.®8 ship Pemnsylvanie, on the | 27th imetant, for the trial of a number of the crew of the U & sicop-of-war Yorktown, tor disobedience of orders and mutinous copiuct after the loss of that | sbip. The following officers coostitate the Vow Com. Geisinger, President; Captains Dulany and For. rest; Commanders Farragut, Dornin, | pshur, @. Adame, Thomiao ©, Tab, Judge Aurovave.—Mefin | irgus. “Law Intelligence. Oriston or Juvce Watewr, on tHe Livixeston | Maxon Trvue.—The opinion of Judge Wright, in tae | case of the State ef New York, vs. Livingston, for the | recovery of 150 seres of land, is « volumiaous dosu- The following are the principal points — Firet- Tpat the defendant did net, on trial of the cause. prove such « holding or possessivn of tl +mites sought to be recovered as, independent of a valid paper title, ludes the people of the 84 from recovering the land. In other words, that t | defendant bas not acquired @ title by p ssession, but most rely upon the strength of bis paper title. Be cond—That the patents of 1686 aud 1715, were issued | | tm due form oflaw by the crown, and are good and | valid on thelr face.” Third—That the proof does not | show that they issued without authority, that tm the abse at of authority to rent them, the patents are th | dence of suthority im Coloaisl gover | Fourth- That if the patents were obtained by misrepresentation. they cannot be attacked Collater ¥ in an section of ejectment. but only by scirefacias to | snnul them or by some action ia which the question of mirrepresentation or fraud is directly put ia is | Fitth- That it +ither of the patents of 1686 and are valid the defence is made oat, and the people oa not recover, sinee the premises in question braced In beth these patente, | title is establiehed | Borner Count of tHe Uniteo States, Jal | No Ubed, A, Villalobos etal, ve. the United States On appeal from the Superior Court for Bast Florida Mr Justice Catron delivsred the opinion of this Court, tfirming the decree of the sald Supetior Court in this ore. No 44-8 W. Oakey ve. Joho Bennett et iu error to the District Court of the United States for Texas Mr Justice MoLean delivered the opinion | of thie Court, affirming the jadgment of the said Dis- } No. 58 The United Stat =P argued for the appellant sl. appellants, ve W M need for the appell of this caure was com Hinued for the appellees. aud concluded for th: larte, No €0- The Usited States plaintifte in error | ve T J Morgan etal. Thie con al Crittendem for the plaiotitls in error Usiteo Staves —January No 242. et of vs Auguetae Darall On appeal from the ireuit Court of the United States or Lovirtana motion this eat wae dock ted ond diemlesed ander the forty-third rule of court. N 1. J. A Warners: al © T P. Martia This cmute was argued for the ote and for the * « Usiten Brates. Jan, 20.—No. he United Stat ellante va the cities of Phy we Count oF | Bio Grande and Buenos rf |} @ l6c , and Ohio at 8 a lle ‘= Sr net pr Aired sale of Jersey white was madeat70o. This was above the market value. Correx —There was 8 moderate demand for all de- soriptionstrom the city trade, and we noticed sales of ye save-et litle: 6 seid Kio io at Lo. & ‘800 inferior do., at 1074; 200 bage strictly prime 40. @ 12360 ; amd 100 bags 4frican at lige. ned —The market continues to fgg very dull appearanoe—the sales of the day aly bales. ees offer sparingly at our Maside figures :— Liverroor CLassurication, of comtequence. = Liverpool, at 3¢d., and 1,000 bbls. flour at 9d. Grain from 834. to 4d. asked. For London, olover- wes neepet at 7s. 6d.; beef, at 1s. 6d. There was = pahanes to Havre, or for California. Favit.— Of raisins there were sales to the extent o 800 boxes bunch, wet dried and dry, at ae 80a $2, and 100 balves narters at $1 ai , Fespectively; al 0, 160 boxes ~ solely 2 at oF ‘o An invoice of Malaga figs was barg: Trees —There has been abt yor fittle's alteration in the market since our last report. The demand continu sir and holders firm, with a stock consisting of 18% 000 8; 6.000 Orinooos; 2,000 0: The operatio: and 1.000 Carthag 8,.00 Buenos Ayres, averaging 21% ioe; at tase 1.100 do. at 1%e.5 6700 do previous to arrival. 21 Los., 143¢0.; 1400 do: kips, 125 Ibe. at 16%0.: 1,600 dry Matacaibo at ine, # 12%¢ ; 3,000 St. Domingo at 1956; and Yc for dry and green salted, respectively; 687 dry ‘Texas at 10}gc and 1.163 Carthagens at l0c lWe., ail 4 per cent eff for cash. In Baltimore for this ma: ket, a sale was made of 2,000 Laguayra, 22 1ba., at Lle., 8 months, neual rejections. quiry for all desori Lratnen —There tions, with very tales at the quotations given in our last. Light weights ot hemlock and oak sole are very scarce and is active request at full figures, The receipts have been pretty fair, but not adequate to t! fants of the trade, and holders, in many instances, insist upon an ‘advanes. The principal demand is from the east Morasses.—A quiet feeling prevailed in the market for thie article; and with i1 ased receipts the market for New Orleans was scarcely so firm. About 200 bbis. changed bi 30c., and some Cardenas at 2ic. ‘Navat Soars —The market tor apices of tury war pretty active, with sales of 250 bbis., at 87 a 38¢ cash per gallon. A few retail sales were reported at 40c. Crude turpentine was held at $2 87, without sales of importance. Common rosin sold to the extent of 300 bbls., at $1 38 from yard, and $1 43 a $1 45 de livered. In other articles no change has taken > ~ Linseed remained without importan tion. The market was rather sparingly sup holders were firm. About 40 gallons of F American from store, at 89 a 9c. vy, mty, and helders were not disposed to preas sales. Since our last 400 barrels have been sold at $12 for old moss; $1350 @ $14 for new city do.; $15 for clear do ; $11 37 for sour; $9 25 for old prime; and $7 & $7 25foreourdo. Beef was in good retail request, end the market ruled buoyant. withs sales ot 100 barrels at $5 258 $10 50 for mess, and $5 a $6 for prime; prime se was dull at $158 $16. Beef hams were selli ly at 6% ighed out. Pickled meats scarce and quiet oderate business doing Cut meats were lens firm, and « large sale of city cut shoulders made at 5c. Dressed hogs were inactive, but very firmat 6c. Lard has not varied; about 180 barrels strictly prime old brought 80 ; m Obio was worth 6% & Sige. per lb, and some choice lots would probably bring 9¢. Butter was ver: dull. andthe market ruied in favor of buyers. We quote Orange county at 18a 20c ; Western dairy at 12 No change can be notiood od the demand was 5 were as annexed : ~Lot on ‘itd ave- nue. 256x160, $905; lot on Ninety third street, near F:fth avenue, 25 4x100, $180. Property in Brooklyn. One house and lot in Baltie street. 16-8x190, $1,650; do do, No, 177 Tillary street, 20x109, $1,985, Srinits,—The market for’ domestic whiskey was rather easier, witha a & good demand, and sales of 150 bbis prison. at ae; hhhds. drudge at 260, time ama bo Bue. ra | et but quiet market, vith sales of 60 bhde. NewOrleans at 6c , and 200 boxes brown Havana at O&e. Toxacco.—The demand since our last has been more active, without special change in value, The sules in clude 200 bhds, Kentucky, at § @ 12s¢c ; 70 ditto Mary- —4 i 8 Tec ; 200 canes sylvania seed leaf, at it de ; 45 ditto, at L4%o.; 37 bal roast a resale). at 16 & Bei 30 Florida at the nd 120 bali past week em- broced 100 bales unwashed Mi it 18 Be; 50 balos washed ditto at 31 a Boe, Oo bales unwashed — at 1d 17e., and 60 bales Cordova washed, at 25a 26c.,#ix months. The market for domestic was pretty active, and the sales add up 40,000 lbs. these, at 08 « S50. for common to full blood Saxony, cash. MARKETS ELSEWHERE. STOCK SALES. 23.—Brokers’ Boord—3 sha Bostos ond Hs 47 Fitchburg RR, 13s; 13 N i eo Philadelpoia, Wilmi badd, 82; 1 Ra RR, 32 § Com ) Bestera RR. 104 1 do. ad, sis B aad coh Ri, 1s; 95 do, 144; 100 do , BEDS, 11; 3B Tee Luge do 1 ‘ Whe) ¢ Hat irk Manutieray yg Ge. 8 Canton Co. 85341 lw do S NG ® do, tig: 80 don ty 18 Baek of Comm ts of Nortt, Aeris, 101}: SGrecers’ Bang, 102 s $10 diy. BC 6M. Second Boaré aed Provides o RR, 4 pi) Vermont Conteal K 4, Io da « t Gvideste Vermont Central RR, vA. First Roard—§ 2 000 North Ame. 10,000 Dao ba St) Came "Hh, 104, 4 000 do, Yattary 1 Wh. 10 Peno’e RR, 7% bisa F has. 1 $5.08) Reading Webs Reading R 4 Penn's Ra, 4 \“ wy it % by mors 66. WO, 108 bids LETH, to oie 1800, 195 bid. phia and New Orle The argument of this + commenced by Mr. Attorney (General Crit- tenden for the sppelianta, and continued for the ap- me tHe OCovrt or Ap. An important case is pow pendiog before th: rt of Appeals, involving the « itutronality of acweeements made by municipal corporations, for imp rovernen's im the widening, opening, grading, ontant Case Brrc peving of streets &e , where priva’e property ts ake n, and the b fite made af oi: ct, in whole in part, or more than an offset, against the dam- ages. The argument in the case was closed yea- tay afternoon, by the Hon. John ©. Spen the pert of the co tion of the city of New York--and several ea unimportant except in the greet principle involved, hang upon the decision of the court Albany Argus, Jan 24 CITY TRADE REPOKT,. Fara, January 24-€P. M Arwes —The market for pote was somewhat unret tled, to-day. but clored firmly, with @ moderate de mand. In part for export | Pearls remained without merked alverstion The sales reached 8) & 100 bois 8 $5 75 fer pote, a rea. Flower. m easier | market for the low medium grades of State and West | ern tte bold with more wilin sandal | abetement. There w air peumption ud theeastern inquiry © tire wow arriving here more sparingly, and toot continued firm, with rather an improving in Hien. The #ales since our last, embraced 6.500 ath} iba $4 for No 2, enperfine; $4 75 & for commen te straight Btate, with occasional $4 81 & $4 04 for mixed to famoy/ Mich}. do and round 2% ment at t pre for city flour or fancy Vio | extra Obio; and $6 len was in some requent, and steadyjat $4 87 tor ommonin bond The market for@outhera flour wae oyaut to day, and prices, it anything had s tende y upward, For export there war an active bust traneacted. in part for the West Indies and tor Eng- and, and the local t were buying freely. Rome 1,200 bole chaoged (bands at $6 & $5 12% for com | mona 4r imore Brandywine, and George town, and $5 25 0 $5 62% for fancy At the Oiffedtt to purchase — at oor Rye Floor 4 a0 190 bi » Meel wae stil b at adoat Pr 87% for Go better, h tor » « oquity, and sales of 500 Bole | «i $5 19 for Jereey, $2 96 for extra 0 $8 UP for Bown ond $3.97 for extra Br soNl yn ' tinw-s te be held above the © { purchasers, and with Wulted demand, we ha: | aly Go a0te rales of 1.000 bushels Long Island mixed, Baltimore 80d Obie Railroae Bonds, "67, 97, PAL Wiel Take seheds Second Bosre—60 the Pires face, 22 On January 93. by the Rev Beary Obase, Mr. Tw W. Bannum to Mise Ecrcinera J , daughter ot the late William 8. Burrill, Req . all of this city New Haven (Conn ) papers pisare copy. At Cornwall. Orange county N.Y..on January 16 by the Rey Samuel Hawksley, Dr. James 8. Kyarr, ot Milton, Ulater county, to Miss Euiza K. Row, of Cornwall On Taeeday, Janwery 21, at Bedminster, N. J. by the Rev. Mr. Sshenck, rues V.Al y of this city, to Mies Anwa B., daughter of Col. Sutpben, of the for mer place Died, On January 3, Mr Eowano Loour, in the 62d year of Din Hils numerous cirele of friends are respecttally In. vied, without farther invitation, toattend his funeral at balf part 2 o'clock on Sunday afternoon, from his inte residence, 127 Walker street, corner of Orange fuddenly. on Friday. January 24, of ore of the liver, James Boro, a native of Ire oth ye The friends of the family are tespeetfully invited to attend bis foneral on Sunday. 26th nat, at halt past Sovelock, from bis |ate residenee, No. 104 Fourth avenve Budcenly. on Priday afternoon. January 24, Rrveces Barwon, reliet of Robert Bannon, aged 75 years and & monthe The friends and acquaintances of the family are re. epectfully invited to attend het funeral, om Sunday at Lo'elock, fro tT late residence. corner of 8 Dp A Willett street On January 23, Casnces W niant son of George W. aid Ieabella Green, aged | year, 2 months and i7 | days The relatives and friends of the family. also the members of Howard Fire Engine Company, No 34. are ao ed to attend hie funeral. om Sunday, 2th inet. 1 4 oelock. P_M., without ‘arther levitation Francisco papers pleate copy ¥riday mornin, son of Jo 4 Hann ter street. on Sunday at 10 o'elo: & jameburgh, |. 1, January 2, Warten Wane- morning. At Will was aged 82 yom tetuneral will t 69 South Fifth atrest 26th inat,, at 1 o'clock, © attend without further notice Bt Louie Repwhlican Reveille please copy. In Philadelphia, on Priday moran 4 Jamra T, Canea in the (Gd year of his ege. piace at bie late residence, No. wile ebargh on Saturday, P.M. Wistriends ate Invi ry 2, 92 Went Fifteenth street, at half past | U 8 M steamship Faloon, ‘Bartetveia, Chagres, 18th inst, and wahip New fork (okt), sbipeie Be eee Mdyecen Bird, fro aldvernoel, Nov 18th, with Mara all Co, Deo 35," lat veh ry en 1S 8 from lin; Dao ‘i, 1at 1309, low Dase- NYor' hae ft iseepoel. Y¥ ox; ood heavy weathor nearly sire pas~ agri rons ‘westerly iter jost satis, hee os Samoa (Fr) Vi net re, 74 ppante. wets tt Br ye and matt my falas the ap & coool b f baie bt Va). rita eerie (0 rebar, Va), Smith, Ant arp pa eg a ed Prey" ee tac dS iselon: Piers eke e emce for Soe, Francisco, who Kindly su; 16th, 1st $9 37. Lom 6) 12, felt in with rm brig of about 200 toni burthon, dge, both lower masts ‘aad bo Dowspris lay ler her bows. New Orleans, 10th inst ith auth inst, jn ine Galt anim |B IB, split sais mai, Sentord, Mobile, 12 days, wi anne? re (8), menace, ‘Gewves bare 96 days, with iron, fin Capen ‘Jobn, ko, to Nesmith & Sc! Tirie Uyrtle (Br), Jackson. Light, fantiooke, 2 ech Jey Rg Watson, Sprague, Balti ore, Sasys Schr Mary Frances, Cramer, Little Bag Harbor. low. Be! Ship Germania, Wood, fro: sidanelen Hi, fo ators ot oe 4 yemelad wee serou! noon, be At high water was to be haule 0 B Beck & Kunhardt. Sraawemb, Sisal, 19 days, with hidos, "Peach, Crooked Island, 13 days, with Blisabeth ( Br), Ri Key, 13th inst, with salt, toJ Mesias, for Havre; Crescent, Forbes, for Cuba, Marschalk, for Havens. rich is @ good deal strained, and the well at work to Keep her free, the slip at low waterin ¢! it ap to the whart damaged. 1 Jax %—Wind at sunrise, SW; moridian, SW; sunset, SW Telegraphic Mgrine e jan 24, Py \—Ship Posiioment, Liverp Rad "hiaon, Bo- rhe pon getty orto! x Tangier; Oneco, Philsdeipbter Lacan, Gra Ry rk Below Bark Ooms. li, from Smyrr Barks Forvst Prin Drleans; Staindoul, Charleston brige Mansanills, Secs, eory Curtis, Mavens; Jobn Marshall, do; A Duabar, Savanna. = ‘an 23 d—Bloop Jas Goran, Pall River, tien’ for NYork. Bacrasr, Jan 8. Arrived—Brig Porto Rico, NYork. wth. ‘Sid achr Madonna, Cardenas; 2lst, brige Orizava, Ja- mates; Roscoe, Havana. Barn, Jan 31. Sailed—Barks Chesapeake, Messina; Honry Warren, Ha- vans; bri« Eliza Dudley, Matanzas, , Arrivoé—Shi| Avola, Boston; sobre York. Ellis, N ‘The snip Home, o' cross: sway a port Catherine, and E Onansueren: a ie % Le Col Sacterly, and fora Park ‘og Carolina, NYork; Murillo, Boston; schr C D f NYork, going into Charleston, when ried 1 FAR against anvther vessel, and ear) of her rigging. Arrived—Sobr Mimerva, Philadelphia; 2th, sehr Kionard Borden, do. with fever); Florence, from ‘Providence ive Mat for Wilmington, NO; cob Bailed—Brig 8 P B: Arrived—Bri; fv md Jon 75 20, ria Clement, of 5 re Mail, for Philedeipin: Flores, Newnvarrort, Jan 23. rown, Mayagu tor ke Jan 19, lat from Boston for Charles- *Rchee Chasies, Minstrel, and Queen, Baltimore; sloop Vig- ilanee, N Yor! Cleareé—Brig Geo Salled—enty BG: mond, Arrived—Ship Jul ton. aud Exact, NYer 20th—Arr brig ‘Schra Delaware, Lanson Lang L Abbot, Stanley, Charleston. jibson, Baltimore. iT, Jan Sou frig N don, Cordelia, ry ‘ashorn, and Mary jt ~—Sid bark Goldea Kaa NOrleans; schr Motalluo, Rioh- Bavann, Jam iy. lia Howard, Boston; barks a, Mor~ Wm .7 ‘Jones, NYork. Old ship Southport, NYork; Deck Bertin, Boswn; brig Macon, do. Joveer Dame « ul Bat wen cs th inst, at 2 Letter Bags tor close at the Reading inet at lity ovcleel, sevver Bege for Kingston, Chagr Yalveraten, Lims, Ban Pranciseo, it i be for: Postage ro San Francisco. Lotter Faciie, wi Latiers ean te Br LK, world, ‘Chagron, wil, Slope au the Rosding Reser day, @ 25th ines, we Delf-past 2 for Kio Jai Foreign Malls. ater each for Havana and tho Pa- ym (67 Bx~ a a o'clock. Pro o'clock. evans, Groot, vee steamer Faloon, will Room, (67 Exchange) on Monday, 27th, + Jaan, Panama, T steamer Chero- jing Room (97 Bx- o'clook. These ded im care of © special messenger. 8. the Exchanze per steamer (67 Ex- Paid a8 the above office, to any pars of ‘The above Letter Bags are also at Kenyon's, 91 Wall stroos. Herald Marine Correspendenee. PHILADELPHia, Jon 2-4 PM. S| Araratcsotee Mail, Crowell, Providence: Virginia, Lewis, nl 3, Omari Covington, do, for home: 234, Ta port veh Port eet ‘Taber frp bbedterd for ult, Int 998 8, from N Lopac 1.40, Now IT. Havas, Jan IT Quillen, NVork Colphiag F rigpor Bid from » Payal’ enh ule, ‘Nye, Flanders, NBodford; bas 650 Monkar, Norton, 4; aca, Smith (8p), Roig, from Charleston for Baroslor Fore hinehe lelant 4 brig Sun, Crosby, Virginia, Le mens ult, bark Popmunnet, Taylor, of , March, Reynolds, of NB, clean. a, Leonidas, Cornell, Westport, weotra, Clark, of NL, }, Oot 21, rd, do, clean. an, Lsace, Naat, clean. Off do Oot Meroater, Macom- nd ap 300 Talcahuane, Oct 19, bad 650 Waverly, Neal, of Greenport, to cruise home; to cruise; Warren of 4. (not Jobu (le wiand), Wost, oh de; Saratogs, Hl i, 40; B toi yard, Pordnem, of of Ston, *, (defore reported rt) remataed at ¢ 30 08 8, lon 3312 W. dian Ovewe lon 53 W, ob Thompeon, Bolm, 8 for Indian fle Ooeaus. Spoken. from Havre for NOrisane, Jan 3, lat Ship Blas Adi en, Woolinham, NOr- Brown, Chagres. aed sid “hnige Vankes oval "Masling, Nancy Portiand: sober Nipe Paeito, Jarvis, NOrs Georgia, P 4 Atr echre Ida, aM Strom, Botlone, Cid 160d, sobre Rosicen ret, hile. OF Brey am, do. +6 Cav, Orcoked Island, Jan 1—Br brig Myrtle, for Now York. ee Narawras, Jao} ni ache Vicks, W ‘ed, Portion’ rk Pasawa, Jan S—Arr sveamer ennel Kio danwino, Deo Ke do 100m ahipe Mepert Prentive, trem ty Ps ontvaw per, Fiitner, New Verk, averitl Bivekion, Beker, dp it paw to lous, bark 8 h ‘Caroling, do; bark Seima, 40; brie Ja Repadlio, Hudeon, SF, from Lyle, from Catit rm Dyer, Thurston, Port- Act tek, Demarare; i/sb, bark Sarah Chase, Havens; brigs JC Fremont, alls, ‘ampoell, apada Dyer ith iS Francisco Reiling, Satan Hor per, Hawie tha, Eldcidgs, for J0—814 bark Caribbee, M'Clinton, New verpoot, af Jeiphin for Cait hcre Bn or Phils sip me N York for On Puiladelphia for ao (ase why backe Galem Sst, land; se! rs, do tekeher yf york, 20h = ter, 0 Mayo, Reed, London. 4, adely rnelia, Fat Maat ships Bouth ‘aralian. e Cock, (im tow of poo *R os Fi ‘ NYo fork), barks Ws yard vk iteat for Gad, ‘ald Inst night; eee hi Me Marke Bonere Kendrio! Barwon 19 be, barks Orian (mem). Lamia road Bre: lon, joston; brige J i Rio aie ‘rineess Sooner ‘deDonala Previdence. Col Satter ahi allan E Pari Borland, 0; po ES ‘scenery “Ski ain Baro Johanna ( (Dea), ree for North of Barove, rope. Ci ity for North of Burope, Cudworth, Windies; schr Al reports tiga by and w ther, Harding. daliers Pen alas, Se for NOrleans, 1di Boston, di (Olay yy bry pce idad; iol: tk; Nan- see te rigs, Cld sobre F bay Medford, D: Callas: Rdward Ev re arab alizabec, Proont, RYork. Cla brie gone JW Willie, Bid well, ickineon, N York; ships tomy a: B Bulkley, Brows, do; bark Avels, fain, Wie rig Gotha Nernst, Livorpool; ie her, Beatle} ieee ‘agiae (1 (re), vite for ae Merke of f ot Baro pe, ides 7 Carnal, i ate me + Commorcie oe, Baxenia (Nor), Briers Zaluet t ready; Su rt at a Maller, 7 for bg nd of de ag my (Ola Bi )» Caileson, for Bi at Kershaw, Atchison, for Windtos, ldg:As ve (Sw), lag; Orb, Murphy, for a Nerth- os sscosrA, Jan 21—SId ship Florida (new), Mille Ba- k.izaveTH Crrv, prev to Jan rerton, Danial b Ag I Watson, Eas? MACH, jo. Jan 19 Below brig brig Enoch , Moulton, from Beston, to load boards for Cuba. Ben New hi comtun oE ship Wi he six square rigged y November, for Philadelphia. The vesse! to sem. Fe my Jan 23—Arr Lawns, Del, Jan 23, P. Pt lonmouth, Torrey, Newport, Bay gee Li Baw SEwnonveon “g1—Bid sobr FA Heath, Do Newrorr, Jan 22—Arr ie ~ Parveche, Ulmer, NYork Portemoutb; Norfolk; The obra Richard 8 ry ey h Bane! A Geo Turner,’ M Siumots; Unicorn, Folterd, and iatises, ork: WA Cooper, Linesin, Boston. rem, ark ps Catalana, Hungaria ‘alanche: brig Crarina; 12th, ships Pumgusvar, ark Harrict & Martha; 13th, sobre Corah, Hf sehr Yulvure,’ ‘illion, Paine, Boston for ly reported had gone Rainbow, —-, NHavon W port for N York; Caroline, anoke, Smith mit face for Belaimere, Portianp, Jan 22—Arr sche Antilles. Holbrook. NYork 1, Coo Frankfort for NY for Bai Verner Eastport for Epecmance, Je ‘22—Below sechr, Gritia, from Baltimore; slo via Newport. Brig Orray T. ae Jan uncrow, NO, Jan pr Penix, Boston. Tals, frome Oh bay, + Wer it si ataae, Ag oe a ke Arctic, mle dae thereof therein expresse From New York. DWD. K LLNS, 86 Positively no freight will be received on board after day grate, Feb. The . All letters For froight or gnace oF Atlantic will sucseed the tail Deereesy Woth teh ‘this line are thy Baltic, Captain Comsto e, Capiain Grafto Paci ‘Arctic. Cap expressly for n in their ,Aealso in their engines, 1 their accommodat from New York to Lyerpool ot SEi*s ine state rooms, $92; from 130; exolu- PR OPOMED DATES OF BALL} From Liverpool sn. jet. Saturday, Jaa. _ ja. Do. 1 De. ¥ De. Bar. ‘bun! Iso, aid, 1881. Do. Mar. 19th, 1651. Mar. Sth, 1481, De. April 24, 1851. Mar. 22d, 1861, De. sand Brit 16th, 151 ‘or freight of passage, RDW. KDR ce , 56 Wall street, N.Y¥., or to BROWN, SHIP sy “i ®.G. KOBBKES & OU. 15 King’s arms yard, London, L. DRAPER, ¢r ,5 Boulevard, Montmartre, Paria. ter th bove steamers from 4 ivurpe firet of April nest, + ie of freight by the I'will be materially redused, & uthamptor Fobroary St oftere to pas any other route, Price of apply te y bowl passage Le thavre or sie rt mua! paeg thrvngh the port othe trelght.ot. passage, wo RLAVING Se nt, iat os must specify the ¥ lading, as the company will not be rep on valuable morchardi For passage or freight, 5,000 tons berthen, Jas, Fic er, will fe jon betw Havera, Vera Crus, NITED For Chacrer ai rest, RE TRAM NA TION COM- cf a th 0 of reas y ‘Thomay, 87). Th mbt Thomas aud all the et Vonerwelm, eo ® Apnle te ue of the shipment im their bil hipped withou: apply to STAIRS MALL redneed eaten ¢ eplendid deuble-engine n lay Behenck, U. 8, N. Y M., trom her pior atthe » Government Mail Freight to Congres, 70 conte | Specie only taken om freight te ining Jewelry, gold ly known As yainable oR payansas A! AND HAVANA—THE NEW AND aplew we hip teabel, “avply te. vane. 8.8 eovive ama, Captain Ludlow, will m Saturday, 25th January, at | m pier No.4, Norch rt assem tn seagon to take the stenme Tau WoL 1 please Gi i BOB SUITON® TOAN DRE, 116 P SUPERIOR Pier PED row rk ww All goods conrignes to our friends at Portinud will cular atten om. Peer oe wor the cen eRe ri RP ‘tenis Ghee ‘ong PRILAD 1 tittle detent! owe ensure a8 oe ceies on a6 ‘and ports ORSAN FRANCI 4 MORTAL F rays) 2, carga ytd with immedia Yorx built, clipper hip tN RB. Lit master, bavi | Sa cp was bale gia iok vial vhs & eros street. 4 F 23,3: Beh #RANCISOO—DISPATOH, LINR 7AM 0, nine Mindsed: cons Turtbens ing & po of ase gare n= or r om 108 Wall stress; or to mbes for a few tae 84 Wall street, or Ts, SUTTO! JOouN OGDEN, 116 Wall srwete OR SAN FRANCISCO.—THE NEW, built, clipper ship ties ‘onbin pai fo BW INO, Cptain KE Littlos poe swith deopatel Yor the stove’ porte This’ boea juires only the Lo ng of trent at pier Ni iver, to insure on rh Das Line FOR ayy tiga tgs Te for which id to INSIDE, No, 2 Brondway. MCIEO, BIRBOR— , now n oats of lignt fo hebeqnytipy iver; or to CT. 101 Wall sarees, corner MEDICAL. f the Prope doors from Sixteenth sirect. A Lost of shown, a a tor, Cordial, stored scores who hi pill mar deleterious dr ~ or other nostru: ‘The ird Sie Market street. (See New York National a8 not be deceived by mere: J 0, betwe Se in, Biiedelphiama R CONVERS: ‘MEDICAL CARD 70 yousa MEN.— r0 yo ring fro effeots F scores, d South, ery yi ATTS' NERVOUS ANTIDOTE TAKES IN THR W whole range of nervous affliction, all of which in is guar 7 at of Neuralgia, Tic Bele gaterd to cure. OX NBRVOUS DEBILIVY. DR. DEI LANBY'S “PRI- vate Medical Formu' "ives s inithful denoription of improper ha valuable to te tl hose yo ar aging 3 Apert Sold ings ‘cents Mailed to othe country iy the wine Bi Lise penard street. ERTAIN DISEASES, S, THEIR ares Aigint.' | cured in one da) the particulars of whic! pee et Formula.” jee only 1236 cen’ gusek advertisements mas mard st remedy | for ail female ce Por sale at the Those who ha rent re fully ar Broadway. plaints, &o., $ Ds: COOPER, 14 DUAN4 STREBT, and William streets, bas, Baty, ealoyed & mont extens o.gan onre the moet aagrav. mild cases cured t Be Cooper ah ab Curing ebrenie obstructions, ia from oe: to pre-eminent. Gonstiverionsl debility, oret als indulged in by thi quently indulged in, be iT teat the intellect, am Ae ry vonre ‘warranted mereury wi or in every case, or Be R. Fane ay =f Is CONBUL ERD Ried ktrearghi mf diseases, w! Cy * ore His Specits fecent it meronry in two te four daye, with an box, cannot be bes beat, br. M. will forfeit Sm, ‘DR. MURPHY HAS REMOVED ear Chatham, whore he is cares he cures as NN“ © nyoy we P¢ ages, enables g DK. CORPYTT, 19 DUANE SP. ‘he treatment of certain diseases. orm of thi re the wore: ut canes cured ‘i “three days, No merou- © | Dew YOURSELF. By ans of the Poc! sod Goo enough. My diploma, with ther @ertisentes, show thet none cam one day be Lt Corby perfor to anythi y.” Author of 2OR TWENTY-FLY) rx a rene DR Tate for anise by Strim wal it. You ou mein You expelle¢ my complaint in a few was updor the other phyhsicians over benefit; m as covered, you on I er $300 eal sheogual taunily of di the kivd ever published in thie RRWAKD — Fi dripk, expo at remedy, He tubject ote vate tr 0 & very diterons opicion She present mivery and de) well an the mre Ag be RCO dnctive f early impre Beaten orion. 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