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

and hurry of all sorts of bills together, it will be singular if two or three Galphin claims do not slip through, as usual. The Senate, after a whole day’s discussion upon the question whether the place temporarily occu- ir by Mr. Wimthrop is filled by the election of I Rantoul, or whether his ape is neces wary to ire the retiring bites ), Wisely conclu to-day to lay ibe the lbndeg on e table, Mr. Winthrop ha’ ready retired. BA eee Ebony line of steamers to Atte lar in the count The Legis- =e t te Convention of Virginia have expressed themselves almost unanimous! vor. Various other States are movi ter, and the friends of the measure lieve they can yet pass the bill this session. We hope they We hold it to be one of the most im- e, in every point of view. ‘ne Cheap Postage bi fe Sd up in the Senate on Monday the 10th in: There is some chance yet for cheap postage, although the bill, between the two Houses, may fall to the ground. The administration moves on in the even tenor of its way, finding aurenthing smooth and easy, from having nothing to do. will do it. t measures of the ‘Wasuixeron, Feb. 8, 1851. United States Stock. The following is the amount of United States stock issued to foreigners at the Treasury Depart- ment, for the week ending February 7, 1851:— Loan of 1842 “66 847 “6% 1848 Total Our Philadelphia Correspondence. Puavecrwa, Feb. 9, 1851. Discharge of the Alleged Fugitive—Great Rejorcing among the Colored Folke—The Loss of the Pro- puller Baltimore, §. ‘The fugitive slave case came toa very sudden close last evening, contrary to gensral expectation The witnesses for the prisoner testified positively to her having lived in Newtown township, Chester | county, Pa, about 1825, where she buried two children. Three of them testified to this fact, and persisted in it, notwithstanding the cross-examina- tion to which they were subjected. The counsel for the claimant iuaving nothing to controvert these taets, the judge decided that she must be di: charged. She was accordingly given up by the officers who had her in custody, and, with her family, was conveyed away in triumph. The res- cued family were first taken to the Philaaelphia Institute, in Lombard street, the head quarters of the colored folks, where, after a scene of great ea- thusiesm, they were put into a vehicle, and a long rope being attached to it, the colored men har- nessed themselves to it @ (a Fanny Elssler, and dragged their precious load through the city, huz- zaing and singing. In passing the hotel where the claimant puts up, they gave expression to three sees. So has ended this affair. The owner had lecided to allow her friends here, to purchase her liberty at a moderate price, had he succeeded in enforcing his cleim The steamboat Tiger arrived here last evening, with a load of damaged goods, saved from the pro- peller Baltimore, which sunk below Neweastle, on Friday night, having been cut through by the ice. She now lies in about nine feet water, and, of course, all the freight must be damaged. The Rev. Dr. Barnes’ church, on Washington square, was considerably damaged by fire this morning, which was communicated to the ceiling of the basement through a defect in the heater. ‘The loss is fully covered by insurance. The Philadeiphia Fugitive Slave Case. (From the Philadelphia Bulletin, Feb. 5 Yesterday afternoon, Mahala Purnell, the alleged fugitive slave of Wm. J. T. Purnell, of Worcester Co. ‘Md.. was brought before the court. which was densely crowded. The only witnesses examined were Robert t en and Zacbariah Bowen. who swore that they ¢ prisoner in 1827 and 1828. and that she was eof the claimant. The counsel for the pri- soner, in their cross-examinations. threw considerable doubt on the witnesses’ ability to identify her after so lemg an interval. Asthe examination could not be concluded last evening, the case was adjourned until 9 o'clock this morning. t to adjournment, the C'elock. One e ‘e ride of the court room was occu Pie ed by white ladies. a majority of whom appeared to long to the Society of Friends The alleged fugitive set opposite to the Judge, with ber children She was surrounded by her colored female friends, who appear- ed to take a deeplinterest in her cause, as did also the white ladies present Judge Kane was punctual to the hour, as be i bly is, but some httle delay of the absence of the senio: Court ria. occurred in comsequence f counsel for the alleged | I did not tell bim that mone; | Mr Burroughs from our part of | Mr. Maseey. a clerk in Taylor & Paulding's, was there; Pe | gree of March 27 fugitive, (D. P. Brown.) ho did not make his appear. | ance unt! a quarter after 9 o'clock. Robt F n the witness who became day afternoon, was recalled. Witn lored person who gave the informat ningjatter,[ paw bi in our room; the did not wish to pl tleman who keep e under any re might be accused of carrying om the (kidnapping, suggested Mr Brewn) No, witness, that’s what you eall it the woman would have run off iiit had got eut, I heard Ris name was Gloucerter. that gave the inform tion, I saw him three times; once on the str I don't recollect to bave seen him oftener t three times bi never been in bis house I have been to a house where I heard he lived, it is at the junction of Fiith and Germantown Road, I went with the police to identify the woman, in the house where I understood he lived in the upper part. [gare ® pledge not to dirclose the matter. it was not in writing by me ; it ie the eurtom in our country where two persons write, we say I instead of we; that’s what I meant yesterday ; | made a personal pledge to Glou- ceater in our room last week at Congress Hall; Mr Henry. and I thiok Mr Bowen, were present; (den't re- tthe conversation; he raid he wae afraid of being mn ot his own color for tell ytrom Dr Gee Purnell; I belie leters went on to make statements ‘ay trom the Dr. as he had often heard d that her mother was named Sarah ; he de- I understood that Louisa Truth was Glow I did not eee her; I did not pay him; the peribed her conter's wife pay war conditioned—underrtand me Bquire—the pay ‘was on condition if they were taken. aad they proved to be our property, and we got them beck, our honor waeto bird ur no other obligation than our werd. thet I know ct, I don’t know of oodence than I have spoken of; I bh arnt; I heard that Gloucester was badly abused last night; Purnell told me so; I lived here in 1818 and "19 with Samuel P. Garrigues: I a house carpenter ter; I know the other Mr. Howen bave known him since he wae overseer for Dr. Parnell; it wae in 1826; he did visit at my hours, I often went to where he lired; the women speak of escaped in 1898; she was with me sbout month I don't know bow much refunded to me of her bire, I have seen her three times io court I know of no marks ebae about condition of arried women when me, it wast he particu- lar favor ot ber father and mo! de me her: nothing else, she wae pretty weil built she is larger and fatter now than then I bave not teen her since until the morning the arrested, there were two women in the room the other older, ome about 35, if there ntythers, I would have known her, | wi there to see the woman dercribed I did mot see her, the agent war o I went to the we there was no per her asa healthy, ¢ T would have kuownher if there ba did not tell Gloueerter the anewe have not rren bim sinew I do not know when Dr. P died; I can't telithe year, I should suppose about 14 at the funeral. and helped to make bis in the fail, I think after th < been fifty there. I 4 the description P sy ia the Bibie and I wae in the habit of yom into it; I was in the habit of tarning over the Of this precious book, I think it was 18 years aso can't any I'm certain, can't way | more than 1 yeats; Dr P. left rix cbildren county, and one in Louisia William J.. Sally Ma oy E Piiebe are dead Salty Mar: Jobn and itetty are liv. ing tm our county: ¢ jorge, W. lives in Loutet i have no interest in the fugitive I made no contract in regard to thie case eason I listened #o long was beomuse i war y coming: {t wars long time before I m ind; they #aid that they would pay my ex not succeed in getting mine ov! of p coed. I was to pay my own expenses, there wae another inducement I hada deughter here under eee d I wanted to see ber I mean them t Henry and Mr Purnell: Henry married Mr P net)'s sister; the names of the women I found with the fagitive were Mabais Richardeon. andthe other I don't recollect. th: I have heard war tr. told heard it called different yesterday in Court 7 fod ; little exe ited yesterday, mot being in th before Court, Gloucester Wiliams aimed Te Zachariah Bowen, reealled—I did at cm here on ny terme | I bardiy understand terme I made a contract I had which I was to come iy 1 heard ot abou! she ran off im the fall of 1828 ee P told me ro the fall of (28 in 1826.6 lived with my brother, in 46 I lived there | | plifieation ¢ | Maryland whose business it was to grant letters testa- | one | wend Bs | y; Iwas oe aot, tell about The y went at different times in five ‘the first who ran away before Mahala was rd ¢; she went in 1827; I don’t know when the last nor who it was; I was reckon, to about coming day t40 weeks; Mr. Purnell called upon in’t tell me he wanted me ee: Bere last pty with a Tiana in Phila iP) aye of E mia Williams. who stated that there was ano- ieee ro woman lived in thesame house, who fell out; one of said to the other, * you are no better than 1 am, for I have seen you in old Doctor Purnell’s field many a time’’; he did not tell me who let him know this; he did not teil me what sort of s woman was described in the letter, either before or after I ca: on here; I don’t th: pokem of to me by any’ ent of Mr. P. speak of speaking to Mr. P.; it was, I think, last We or Thursday night week, in our room at Congress Hall; Mr. P. asked him if this woman would b: home, so that some of us could get (0 see her; the person told Mr P shewas bardiy ever at home after six in the mornipg; that she went out early to work, but would be in about twelve o'clock; that’s all the conversa: tion that took place on that part; 1 mean thet Mr. P. wanted to know when she would be at home; Mr. Purnell did not want to the man in prison, who rai it to be her; we heurd he wasin prison ter; I did not calculate it was master ofthe men in prison went to see him the: and raid he wae certain he was his servant; Glouoss- ter did pot stey leng at our room in Congress Thall; be did not describe the woman any way; did dot nee hia every time he came down to Mr. U heard Mr. P speak of bis being down; I have been at Taylor & Pauld- iny veral timer, I m othere reference to thir et I bave been there with Mr. P. Do you ray whether l was there with Glo there talking about this case when Glouc: there. I was there with Mr. Parnell, Bowen Henry; that war not only the place! have been since I bave been inthe city. Mr. Taylor and several of his clerks sre from our county; Iam acquainted with them. I beve been with the gentlemen spoken of at that store, and have met them there have been there since tbe girl was arrested, I don’t the object of thei: tthere; I did mot speak of this woman while the: Theat them speak of her; I have never seen Paulding st our roomin Congress Hall, but saw Taylor there the last time either on W day or Thursday; I war not in the room five minutes after be came; I dent know the subject of conversation ca them; I saw Gloucester last night at our hit case nothing was said; Gloucester ci bis own, yes Gloucester said they had raired & mob on bim on account of this case, aud he would have to leave the city; the case of this woman or these proceedings was not spoken of there; he stayed but a short time: he said one of the wit- betrayed bim in Court ian could outrun ;_he replied that b tion to put for neds, Someof tbe gentlemen pro- posed his going to Baltimore ; he said that would not do, as the laws of Maryland would catch him ; he wae going to get m boat and go to Jersey, and then to New ork. P. cave bim first $35 last night ; he paused awhile. and Mr. P. told him to hand it back; he then took out his money and t some more to it. P. said, ba! it i: LT to Mr. Bowen fret ; I aeked him if he bad foo ut the men being mebbed. Mr. Taylor was not present. e country, was there. bere; there were two Mr. Masseys tbere , I don't know that they were both thers at the time ; I don’t know of a letter 1g between Wor- cester end Philadelphia; not of it in reference to the alleged elave. until the Tuesday before I 1 home; I beardMr P ence with a pereon bi slaves Dr. P he sold them in} the fret yearI, was with him, out ef the county I bare heard; 1 know of no slaves sold after bis death nor of sales of slaves cither in his porseseion cr cut ofit The letters cf administration de bonis novo, granted first to Eliehe L. Porneli, and afterwards to George W. Purpell. were offered in evidence, and ned by Me Brown objected to, iret, because it was not a full did not show to what extent he had wasno iaventory. Second. itwas not dtp accordance with theactot Con- 1804 there is no attestation by the he does not reride ty clerk of Wo county. thatthe Justice who sigaed the letters. is ice Of that Court. Mr. Me) ‘trie eald thet he did not claim under thet act, but under the ect of May 26,1790. (That act al seeme to require ® particular attertation of the exem- & record of « particular cow t, the Register of Wills office Mr P warn public 6 not @ court, it would come under the supplement to the act of 1700, passed im 1804. Mr. McMourtrie sa'd that th ertificate he held cer- y with the law of Maryland on such ther it was properly certified, he granting letters of administration was @ ministerial one; that the Reg- jerk of the Orphan's Court, in responded exac # by authorities, he would bring ing of the aot of 1790 were held by the counsel rt ¢ to publish to recognizing the woman Uy ber resemblance to her family At the time we ge to press, his examination had not ecncluced ow Sromm oy Cactwonsia. —We take ter from the Pacifc News Youa Crry, Dee 18, 1850 te bave beeo in San Francis t bat bare been detail teipate sufficient the Inet reporte up Kiver snow hae ta len to the depth of 12 or 14 feet and so cod Rnd intense, that eighteen ont of « party of nineteen men fronen to death im one night, and sixty mules The snow fell so rapidly thet the wood war «| covered. andthey were obliged to n their enbin te ng; bateven that did ret men have remsined on the North Fork. with the de termination of wintering ther: a thet they wil! all pei diggings bi hille m plas cos heretotore received concern is not only probable, but alto likely for gold, according te ing deposi Vkely he discovery of gold is but jast The prospect i good for getting back some of the meney lest in damming the Feather and Yuba rivers, this commer. from the dry ravines looked | * while such great things re ex. | my quarts hich I will | for the benefit the Opera Hoase to erger ertablichment he posvensen whatlia jast as geod for bim DB unimpeached credit. that place bim 4 of the only Opera fous that can be succeseful In this city. Me deals in no cigantic theories—no absurd Sepeculations. euch as | cr tbed ip Londen the Drury Lane and Covent Garden | teblicbments Te takes ® practical view thing. « heere with all the We irarpt iat Par a a 4 it in cortal that ¢ voc nm onuenal treat ontheoocarion | Bre Sactrn Meme Socrery —The bers of thir exorllent inatitution will repeat th lo ot the Last Judgment Thureday ¢ the Female Academy. This war prrtormed on the 31 for its repetition —the Jones. Mise Crane, and The society embraces the whole under the Paul Ko Weirel.a very able con. tone hundred members. tion of Mr y's Minernyie ight — ringing, inet dancing Fricows’ Mysore Naval Intelligence. sloop of war Vincennes Wm | Haden siparaiso, Deo 27, for Taleahuane Domestic Miseellan the year 1860. there were 6,279 births, and +4 ths the city of Boston. Majority in favor of ithe i Five governors of Conmectiout have lived in Coles street. Hartford, therefore they are about to tt be og treet b=) house of the Merrimack Print Works at ea econ nee, wae destroyed by fire, om the let inst. L 000 T a toe See aie, of North Carolina adjourned sine | of holders, | Jersey an Broapway Tueatae —It is thet record such long continued success as that which at. tends the Feprecontation | < fe rapt ed spectacle of Faustus,” now co! week of unabs- selec We ning ae to add to our former opinions, but to sa: = that the drama is pro- duced with unprecede! care throu; jt y ly graceful and . The tay Bakar” tn which Mr, Davidge, henheim and ig are be. tack le. oat most comfortably heated with air Cy which diffuse @ genial warmth throughout the house. This is the fast week of “ Faustus,”’ and those who have not seen it should certainly not let it be withdrawn trom the stage before they enjoy its magnificent scenery and ite many other attractions. Buntow’s Turatne.—This home of comedy a hter is every night crowded to excess, which is the best criterion that good agement and sterling actors are predominent at the Chambers street Thea- tre. The bill for this evening presents a highly at- tractive entertainment, commencing with the Sanired comedy of Bhe Would, and Bhe Would Not,” with Burton, Jordan, Lester. the incomparable Mrs. Russel, and others of the talented com: representatives of the leading characters. Thi Fit jonolude with the new exorllent far dg y Baker,” io which Mr. Burton, Miss Weston and Mr Bkerrett will appear. Nationat Tazatee —This comfortable house of dra- matic amusement nightly draws myriads of * mirers, and the excellent skill with which every pice is produced, will jure a full attendance. The for thii is veried and aoves ing will be highly entertained. The company compre- hends rome very deserved favorites, and the perform- ances are always represented with great dramatic ability and scenic effect. Brovucwam’s Lyceum.—The entertainments for this will commence with ‘ Serve him Right,” with ocllemt cast. This piece will be followed by the new farce, called “ Betsey Baker.” Mile Duoy-Barre will next appear ina Pas Styivenne. This lady has become a great favorite, and is nightly received with the most enthusiastic cheering. The concluding fea- ture will be the new and excellent farce called the “ World's Fair, or Columbia and Clouds” This isa fine bill. and when it is considered that the entire epgth ot Brougham @ians will appear, among w m talented members of the Dramatic Associatio., the reasonable pre: tion is, that Brougham’s and comfortab): lish ment will present a brillian’ airay of fashionables this evening. Cir In addition to the usual diversity of herse- mansbip, &c., at the amphitheatre, by yous Franklin and hig associates, Mesers. Rivers ani the nautioal pantomime of Jack Rob‘nson and his key ’ will be played thiseveuing. The acrobatic feats yy Franklin and the troupe, the beautiful equestrian reene by Miss W. nd the bold. graceful and dash- ing “Gladiator” act by Runnals and Franklin, will al- #0 be given this evening. Wasnixcton Hatt —The beautiful panorama of the Pilgrim's Progress is attracting large assemblages. Ovymprc —The splendid panorama of Ireland should be seen by the admirers of good paintings; as report aye the proprietor will thortly proceed to the World's Axnest or Juxive Brutus Boorn, Jn., anv Harrier Mack, a7 Bosrox.—On Thuraday night, at the close of the entertainment at the National” theatre, Constable Myers, of Roxbury. appeared behind the curtain, and arrested Junius Brutus Booth, Jr., comedian, and Miss Harriet Mace, known as having ‘ tred the Boston boards,” upon a warrant, iseued by Trial Justice New. ball, of Brookline, in which Mr. Booth was charged b i Clementina Booth, a well known actress, wit! having. on the 6th day of February. 1! committed the crime of adultery with the said Harri Mace; and Miss Harriet Mace, unmarried, with the crime ot fornication with t! id Junius Brutus Booth, Jr., at Brookline aforesi h day ot February aforesaid, and at divers other times, with- in a few months last past. Cor ble Myers took the parties to Brookline, andat 8 o'clock yeaterday after- noon, they were taken before Trial Justice Newhall jor Primary examination. Both the defendants waived « Teading of the complaint, and also waived xemina- tion at this t) The Justice thereupon ed Mr. Booth to recog: $400 for his appe for trial at the criminal term of the Norfolk Country Court of Common Pleas. which will sit at Dedham on the fourth Monday in April next Mace was ordered reties in the sum of $60 tor her appearance at the me place. Both the defendants readily produced the required sureties and were set at liberty. —Boston Times, Feb. 8. Tue Seancu ror Sim Jouxn Franxtin.—We have been favored with an extract from the log of the French whaler General Teste, Capt. Rossiter, of which the following is a translation: — 17th August. 1850.—Lat. 71 arg 23 min. N., long. 159 deg 12 min. W., meridian of Paris; a low point of land. Point Barrow, bearing E.8 E , sounded with a 60 fathom line, bus found no bottom; no ice in sight. 18th, Noon.—In the same long Ti deg 19 min N , passed several pieces of ice. Point Barrow in sight, wiih every facility for getting round: 2let —Lnt. 71 deg. 6 N.,and long. 160 deg. 39 ery direction trom off ting the ship to the 4 so carry sail might and day to vet fur- ther to the south; plenty of Polar whales in right. Sept 2.—Anchored near Chamio Island, Kotzebue’s Sound; found there « large clicker built boat belong. ing toH BM. ship Plover, and indications on the inland, by signal.staifs ected for the purpose, tha ry and following the crew, we did not take letter nor disturb anything This season has beer a very favorable one for « pas. rage in the Aertic Ocean. but during the whole time of our cruizing in these high latitudes. we saw nothing of the ships or boats of the expedition. —China Mail Nor. 14, —_—_—— CITY TRADE REPORT. Barunpay, Fen, 8—6 PN. Beransrerrs. — Fleur. — We have no perceptible change to note in the market for State and Western tince our last, but the business doing was not so large. The better grades of Weeter ts mand for ¢ity consumptio: done in No 2 superfine, to go Obio ruled firm, and the supp! common grades of Etate were lw downward ther North,” “but the a copy of the . pb was limbed. The otive. and tended Bome 3,700 bble changed hands at $4 37 a $4 60 for No. 2 superfine, with common to straight State at $468 0 $4 mon to good Ohio, choloe do at $4 75a $451; com- t $4 Sl a $44; mixed tot pure Genesee, being none coming ral large orders t tor shipment. and undoubtedly « large business might have been done at « slirht concession in prices but holders were not willing to reduce th prete *. There war @ fair supply of southern Rour om the market, while the demand was light. and the tendency downward, Only 700 bbls were disposed of— $4 4 $5. for common to straight bran and $6 26 9 $5 B there war nothing and the light etek fa the makes restricting the salen, Jersey was ealeadie at $3 12, wad randy wine, st $3 25. Buckwheat Flour was selling moderately at $475 9 $660 per barrel; $2124 $2 37 t 100 Ibs.. and 70 aT6e per bag of 251bs Thy mar- et tor Wheet continued quite dull and heaty, the deprersed of the flour trade, and the bigh elai of holders agninet business » few trifling par of Lo e Island brought $1. $109 | The nominal Genesee: $1108 81 Hy 06 for Ohio. Rys remain. ie oy Michie nd $1 ed about the rame as reported in our last; prime Northern wae scarce, and held at 79 & 80>. per bushel but the market was well supplied with Jersey. which had a drooping inclination—nelders were asking 780 it we beli parcels could easily be picked up at a lower rate, Harley firm, and saleable st $1 0 ing for distilling. re limited amount offering; ls che nds indluding Southern new yeiloy | and chotee Long Island white at 68. Provimone ~Pork—The demand for old was limited, and confined to the city trade, who were buyiag only Melent to apply p prerentgoalls, Old prime was a th: The market for f a and Ft tii: 76 for meee and $7 nae? % for prime Jalen, re ching 400 barrels, ore made in retail lote at $15 tor new Dutchere gounty ot $14 a $14 50 for new city: $13 26. for new Obio; $12 12 tor old do $11 for new Obio prime; and $9 14 a $0 25 for The bulk of the sales were of old. at quote cof remained without ($14 85) | demand at 60. for fe wey the market was buoyant, with erie of 200 barrels ‘and new, in lots to arrive, Bye. Also, to neg thheity prime old, at Ke was held at 8% & 96. New Ohio, on the » wil limited bi ness, Butter contin: Ph the Oth Mr HA. Peanrve, to M A. Jenova, of New bi Tn 1 ow Je pers please copy At Grove re iit on ‘the evening of Feb 6. bythe Rey Mr Maro: Marrs Cuasoren, of H to Mine Onteen —§ davghter of Judge Vai of Borgoa, Died, On Bundey morning, Feb. 0, Mancaner Tenzasa, cnpnn & event and Hiisabeth Gallagher, aged 7 months and 0 da; Her funeral take place on Montes , the 10th inst , at 2 o'clock, aoe reside) of father, 169 Bast Twenty-0th street. The friends of the family wited, without further invitation. 9, long and patient suffer ize Lisette Werrneim, wife of Isaac ing, Mrs. Wertheim, in her 39th year. Her triends and acquafata ae to attend her are most respectfully m her residence, No. ‘clock, on Monday, 10th coa Downina, . Di The friends of asa fureral, from No. 4T street, on Tussday, llth inst .at 1 o'clock P. M. a will be performed in Bt Philip’ ‘se Church, On Sunday afternoon, Feb. 9, Many Ann, wife of Smith Pangborn, and daughter of George W. Kitohell. ‘The friends of the family, also the friends ot Mr. M. Boott. are respecttully invited to atten from her late resid North Seventh Filth and Bixth streets, Williameburgh, at J o'clock, ou this Monday afternoo! Keyport, N. J., and Upper Alton,In., papers please copy. RT Brookiyn, oF Feb. 9, of congestion of the brain, Franx D, Binxnecx, aged 1 year and 4 months. The relati od friends of the family are requested to attend the funeral, from No. 110 Prince street, Brookly: i Monday (this day), the 10th inst., at 3 o'clook On Satur morning. Feb 8, after a short and pain- . Mania ex, in the 83d year of ful illness, her age. Tier friends and acquaintances. mother, Mrs. Thomas, are bs gases { tend her funeral, at 30 clook _ 4 the ta inst.,at her late residence, Ci ede Vt. and Boston papers please eopy. Suddenly, on Saturday morning, Feb. 8, of disease ba aes heart, Mrs, Racuet Hooron, in the 63d year of ‘The t friends and seanaaeones ot the Satis, me of ‘mit Lodge No. 165 I 0. of O. F., pter io. 120 of U. and those of her ited te at- on Monday, ‘0. 92 Division aise! the mem- invited to attend her funeral. from her ster No. 106 Attorney street, on Monday, the 1th ini 136 o’clock, without further invitation ‘On Friday evening, Feb 7, Lean Cxctuta Gannian, id aged 4 yea 3 months, only daughter of Dr. John P. and Anna Elizabeth Garrish ‘The relatives and friends of the family, are respect- fully invited to attend her funeral, on Tuesday next, the llth inst., at 3o’clock P. M., from No. 75 White street. Her remains will be interred ina vault at- tached to 8t. Luke’s church, Hudson street In Brooklyn, on Saturday, Feb 8,Groxcr Henry, son of George Edward and Lucretia A. Ble ker, aged ly he frtends of the family are invited to attend hi funeral, on Monday afternoon, at 20’clock, from the residence of his al George W. Bleecker, No. 206 Pearl street, Brooklyn ‘At Pensacola Navy Yard, Florida, on Tuesday, the 4th of Febrdary, Many, the wite of Lieutenant W. Decatur Hurst, U. 8. Navy. and third danghter of ths late Colonel John M Gambie, U. 8. Marine corps, in papers please copy. In this city, B. daughter of t! e late John H. Runnels, in the 19th ix of her age. She w ef ure. bell, (wife of Chas, W. ‘Polman.) aged 26,8 native of Sweden. At Chagres, on the 29th of December, of the pre- vailing fever, Conseuivs W. Buackwaxt, in the 38th year of bi e, formerly of this city. itenmaers. Schr Ophie (of Gardiner), Boy Tea ends ota shecmaboes “eaeity, Cossnmer Amst ight, Cape Henry bearing W, saw the wreck of 3 , could not tell her clara, mtd Empire, Murch, Wilmington, NO, 8 dsys, with naval Echr Ella, Ellis, Washington, NO, with naval stores, & Rent Thomas P Cooper, orton, Newbern, NO, with nava bag sh Ma Doris, Newbern, NC, 7 days, with naval stores. Behr lone: +44 ite NC, 5 with Boyii ‘A Godwin, Carlisle, Newbern, NC, with naval "Bohr Sabine, Pielés, Newborn, NC, 14 days, with maval wea Bletbura, Rice, Ao ‘Dusky Sally, Crane, Norfolk, 3days, bound te Port Schr Elizabeth Ellen, Nash, New Haven, 2 days, bound to North Carolina. York River, 8 days, bound to New Schr Alida, Wigzins, New Haven, 2 bound to North Carolina. Sehr Orion, Hulse, New Haven, 2 days, bo to North Carolina. Schr Minerva L Wedmore, Wedmore, New Haven, 2 da; bound to North Carolina. Schr William P Williams, Rodgors, Norwich, 2 days, bound to Pierme: Sebr id Schr Norma, Mott, Feoderichaburg.? Sehr Perine, Dill, Ray i Sloop Ro¢ ger Bleop Thomas Bul: Sbip Independence, 62 da} Ship Hargrave, 108 €a On Batorday, steamabip Als! , Ludlow, Savannah, ‘There wae but very little ive in the rivers yostorday. 9—Wind during the day, from NE, with a thick fog at eet, Telegraphic Marine Reports. —_— Bosrom, Fob 9. u's rd, NYork. Arrived Bailed ~$lo0 Sehr j—Ship Belmont, Newport: bark up James Kiver ‘to-day; sobre Daniel Frances, a: atanzer, Cieired— Bark Newt on (Br), a pStilet Brie, Joueph Keller, Ma Provinevce, Feb 8. altimore ju Arrived—Sebr Mary Gib Seailed—Sebr Time, Edw ‘* Wannes, Fed 7. Artived—Brig Frances, Titus, Matan Notice to Mariners, Is.anns ty THe Pac 10—The isk tho Poe to correct the position of th their charts, Many of the small iseuds laid down on the charts of thit sea, were located at an ur} North Ls Phebe Is! Howland itude and West Long. d ()) New Nantacket Clipperton Rook... navrous low Lagoon Isl igh rock on its Southern edi Watecn's Island, hoal (Arctic Oocan) centre. . land. ° th Latitude and Bast Longitu Bouth point of Apre Bay ob +16 20 106 54 16 42 145 0 IT 6 145 05 al 196 08 1306 145 5 18 47 16 v2 165 29 25 06 199 49 ua 131 08 iM is no i4 @ a7 16 10 139 22 Bw 179 16 12 06 Bw 189 66 ad mn Novaabery 1240 thip Pro~ wor it ia dune, 104, wat sant i ‘poppoviag they wore yf the shi of itle Ai ie aaah spin eens oie 5 ore have named ‘their oeart, ezly ready, as Blocw Y ‘elsaas ene serous af: fe dovormined by shine Feokon ‘slang ou Tiay pored to be Todos ios Santes. Ib re vike 's shoomaker’s Wael with a defective heel. rook of 1200 or 1600 feet high. Fe Bee! ese Sct: Nors—When tw: given, the upper o1 of for Havana and the Pa- » vans lose at tho “Ecctutee Heading Room (7 Ex- hry fer falitex and Livorpoel, (67 Exchange), sor Reapiee Cit tele ay Chagres, fo tthe Exchange > Reading rif cle Pon Th Paoito, will cloag at ‘ine scree ‘Room, on Thursday, Feb 20, joe pieontage to Ban a Francisoo 26 conta Those mails will be sectors can ber Fas-pald'ae the shove sifive, to aay part of t ‘Thw above Letter Bags aro also at Konyon's, 91 Wail street, Horald Marine Co. Ned. Feb 9-4 PM. 0 arrivals at this port to-day. : Miscellancous. Bric Queen Baten, arri Cardenas on Saturday, There wi Brio Sarma, fi NYork for California, was sold at Val- Paraiso in Dec for $2400; as was also her cargo, consisting of 110,000 feet of pine boards, enue" Boat C F Mrrcnet has boen sold at Valparaiso fot Vairanars0, Deo 24—The British ship Josie put into this port to repair damages. Four thousand dollars are asked on ‘ bottomry bond tor making repairs, inorder to proceed te Ban Francisco. The kB: similar ciroumstanecs; Bremen advertises for 12 o $15,000 to repair damages, ¢ trom N York to Real ot CG Mitchell, has oaited for 2000 o cite sohr Margar ‘i ppine e Sarah, the Barg sehr Elbe, whieh is now the Chitian soby Hulaiie, and the Bremen ache Hangeal, now the Chilian sohy Blairs, ‘The bri, is advertised for sale om the 9th. jot Newell asks for 4 or $5000 t0 d reooived, that the British ship was burned ry an’ ‘Deo bth, 58 40 $600 Ship on voy! iF ray ox- tiato the rence of lor. Crew 1d 98 Henplain, Deo kar, NBedford; 6th, bark Cid at Honoluls, 0 4, shi Saas fort 1 ar Bayard, Grabars, Hong Kong: 7th, ships Samuel Bobsrteon, Washivirn, de; Saratogs ites. ‘ons cruise; Copia, ‘Tac alexandria, Ta park Compect, Cl ‘il Sld Dee 234, ship Juniata, —, Englan cl th, Pah coat, 5 Rate it na, 8 ncha; 6th, Madonna, Cur and; bark Laura’ Tay England; ‘Mechani jovtv, Dec 5—Arr ehip Telassar, Wood and eld Sth for Hong Ko do; achr Curlew, Griffin, do, vi 4 Haw), Bourg cise, do; 7th, sehr Maria, Hobron, d bh 'Bcyd, Whittemore, do; sohr John Bull Be), tino, do; brig Ts do; 12th, eehe Philomeia, Je y tiaras, ane Remorino, Br), rk almida, ‘Ph ‘Old Deo mids, Thi Ww. Bavana, Jan 23, satel rr brige Jul water, Beston; 24! ark Helicon, adams, Bilen, Tlsley, Bosto ks Tasbelle Foie i Mass iF Fe kl key. ariry rom to KB Laws rrechr Z. phat, hhc gg nay England, Baker, Provid % Three store, Bumball, Boston. Daniel Francis, Ferris, Norfelk; i. brigs John R Dow, ous Boston; Furreever, Carn i i doer "Patterson, sLarking, Hae 210), Ellen Hayden, Smit mA. Dee Ibe brig Asadian, blic, Budson, Sen Franci 3 2, chip ete steamer California, dd: San Francie ork, 7 days. ‘ouron, -Mavila; barks Flo= iltoth, Hunt EN 4:90, Deo S—Arr ship If Irving, Sp: for US 2th; bark xpress, Kors, Cleator Wasbingten, Bonney, Baltimore tor nia; tohr Holder Bordon, Warwick, Charleston for dc; Lith, ships Roger Sherman, Hvfiingto lirgton, Cook; Oall~ to 13¢h. x jams; do; bark Fama, nis: Ith, bark Josep heshire, Dicek, Cali” do. Silas (Nor), Th The = Sen th, oe Nn ane Chil Callao. Bi will at, , Were | ayda th. Aacelo, for Califor intl). Cope, fot Deo 7, sehr Morton {from Nantucket) Cali Devens, Jo; Pacite, do; ia. bark ohusso and ch, bark i Des Hoanay, from Balt more, for San Fr ® sail ino month; Colambia, T Jeffrey, from New York for Pan P tad coppereds Wuntrecn, Grocker, Ter San Premeiace, toes Harries Irving, Spavin. from Boston, ding; Roger Sherman, me in leaky. with guano, and will probably be ed; Burli c nok, flour Lod San F beshire, Di do, Me : Bier, fro a of and from San Francisco, up 5120, % ‘Passage from New York or Boston, to Liverpool, ‘Berths not ti ja fe Freight’ wile charged ou opesle beyond sn amount foe ‘Tn ex elencee” Burgeon on board. Tetters and’n wopapers must pase threagh the ie FEL Usa dee and tes Forslen steamers from Livervoo! ail ACLFIC MAIL BTRAMSHIP poise public is informe ‘de matorially red 7 le aceident, or the mails ama. Tho steamers’ of th will touch at ‘Acapulco, San Bias, “Maratla rales bat of the fif other Mexiean lowing United States mai kets are ie of which wil be always'in port at euch” ond of the TENNESSEE, 1.300 tons. 087 NORTHERNER, 1,200 “ ORNIA, 1,000 tons. CRKOLINA: « ROLINA, 600 OREGON, 1,989 tos PANA! he tisntio ort, nite wi be ins New, New ita on ROM PANAMA TO SAN ¥RANCUCO. For thro ‘any i the company, 04 and 98 South stre NITED STAIES MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANT.— For Havans, Now Orleans and Chagres— Throws tickets mY San Frano Bt reduced rates. tenaaterres me ig tothe double: Noa TO NAVIGATORS.—CUSTOM HOUSE, NEW ‘York, Collector's Office, oP. 234, 1850.—The 6th section | aanastcee racingy cotron “an for Boats, Buoys, vides" That. hereafter all ‘Along the const, or in ba harbors, sounds or channel ald ¢ const, oF + Jored and’ num aa, we that: pamiag up she har é angel, with w be with teks and “binck's stri channel ways to be colored MEDICAL. W&2AT THE CANADIANS THINK OF. WistaR Balsam — [From the Montreal Transoript,Ju We think ie but due to Dr. Wistar that we should ed testimony to numerov: on sas to Whe extreerdinary pry of his medicine cures, particularly where the Pam has ‘or Dain 1h "the elde, of ia eases of ted with many persons whe have from the use of this medicine, jisenses abo ti 5 cry and hss been very, generally ‘and ben introduetion into €ani a ree yen teenage th very fa88 tood the test of three years’ experience is te) present 1 Wild Cherry, as pablie in diss tl in tl ed T. Butts, jeneral Agent, Seth W, Fowte, No. 100 Fulton stryet erget nu! Adaress all rectecs te the Boston, Ware. For sale by A. B. & f William etx by Will: De SPuckel Formulates” treated of, together with the exposure of A Store, 412 Broadway, only _Pri ny defore, eve: wate and speedy cure that may be penard street, nesr Broad: i thi a da, rr farnlisied some wh ur 5 un} ceas. box, ‘cannot be beaten, BiB.— HE beaten. rfeit $00, D. MORRISON I8 ConsuntaD CONPTREN ALLE on certain diseases, Recent affections be feenever ‘thirty years enables him te cure pet sequent upon self-abuse. No fee till cased. bie a iploma, ip his privave office, #4) Fulton street. D* COOPER, 4 DU. t fourteen re, mero 'D R. JOUNBON, NO. 16 DUANE STREET, ny BD Msovea in he's ra “toe, that Nie ‘scloted 2 TSeneniee weakness habit, sffestualiy ew RREN 18 CONFIDENTLY. CONSULTED a seen, from 18 years practios, § ° To. guarantee “spesdy”® diploma in bie ofice, No. 1 Mi square, with the drs) names tty ever produced. ™ R, CON VERS INVIGORATING GORDIALTHH ON ly remedy for wea those sad disorders of be | De wa | ea ial Dexter, lamber, for Tale aine, from Paname ing: Neptune, Whi N Bedford, for 8: Frarciseo, two da brige pF Hamburg, for ry, from NYork, last from Ri demned So. op hi: from. NYork, for Californi from Charl from NOrle: » Warwich, Winnet, p Peterhof, Bndisott, Havana: ape Town, CG H, ants A Boon, ship ‘Pererhot oar Brisror ARE (3 York; bark Alfred (Beem), » Comming, Dwight, Liverpec ete, Phinney, Liverpool; alii N York. CM, ahips h dea Sp. leaving in the Peedstesy utward bound vessels. among which I neti an. for Ih eMail, for Boston Btull, for Richm: Mahony, for Charleston Gray; for do; and J own, for Wilmington. Wipe hight from BB! ‘ fifty Feb7—Are ach Son thernor, B James P xe TW McKee, Wi) lelphia, via NXork oop Pid, ing. Joreob, Kellar, Havana: ob Servis Ly tourh, Poiladelphi Ravanman, Fob 4 Arr U 8M 6 hip Florida, Lyon. RYork. Cla, ship n, Liverpool; bark Kinsington (Br), Ro panty une Hor te eet of the clippers that ea berth. A vist and exami: pers of this fact. She te expected " Within ninety days. Superior ae ce st 5B. SUTTON Ww eo m }) OUN OGDEN, 116 Wall's tects F%,, bg J ant CO c ch, Th ip wee built by Messrs, Pe with special regard to speed, for + it be 00 tly expected eho will make short « time as any verse! cr be sont down immediate! pareage, Jor 1 Beat River, foot of Phirea tus Wail treet; or Gurdon & Colt, 108 BIP ALERT—FOR 8. Aan will please have all North river, before vo Laake REWARD. —JRETAL site Mizvere for the SPECIFIC isoovered, La puyare MEDICAL WORK.—A wRactioak vanavies be nature, symptems, progress, 4 cure of delicate dirca os cm diseases which Aud are lindle to be Bold i by mont booksellers, and by bY th street, or mailed free of portage, ty addressing bur Sean Post Office. 4 AUTHOR OF THE pRagricgs ty] Treatire,” Ro.—Offiee how app) rapidity of FR_IS IN Peat, Wie wounp 1 None but s fool.” Hunterian telished ALD. baie ¥, nee that very gel le Ws enabled to warea " top to qnei enaary, Ne 5, er, who from an 0 tee no one but the doetor hitnee) in his private rooms, re who may give him @ osil. ven of cures, All ai sation to DOCTOR celebrity, respectability, Menge. the vetoreny ser othe patient thoren ‘rice $1. Thy B. ~The Doctor