The New York Herald Newspaper, February 11, 1851, Page 4

“NEWS” BY THE MAILS | Our Wasbingtu Correspondence. Wasuineron, Feb. 8, 1851. ‘Tne Branch Mint Bill—The Treaty between Eng- fand and Spam for the Suppression of the Slave Trade—Interesing Exposé. The defeat of the New-York branch ‘mint ia the House, continues the theme of conversation mong our politicians. The New-York delegation are bitter towards the representatives from Penn- wylvania, on acceunt of their laying the matte rout @traight, and killing it without the benefit of clergy. Some of them vow they will be revenged on Phila- delphia forthe part Mr. Chandler took in the matter. Information has recently"been received here frem England, by which I learn that some parties here hhave | fted the curtain which concealed the mixed commission in Havana, established by Spain and Great Britain, in pursuance of the treaty for the auppression of the slave trade. The whole affair, from beginning“to end, is a humbug of the rankest kind. Mr. James Kennedy, the British judge under the commission, resides four miles out of the city of Havana, and spends his time in writing doggerel poetry,for coaverting good Spaniah poe- try into English nonsense. He has neld the office of judge for thirteen years, at a salary of sixteen hundred pounds sterling a year. Previous to his appointment he was a member of Parliament for the borough of Tiverton, from which he retired to make room for Lord Paimerston; and, ne doubt to his own astonishment, he was appointed to the office of judge in the court in Havana, with house- rentand other expenses paid, and nothing to do. ‘Now mark the humbug of this commission. It is notorious that a vast number of slaves are annually imported into Cuba, notwithsiandiag the treaty and ‘the existence of the mixed commission, and the @ppointment of Mr. Kennedy as juige. That } gentleman is stationed in Havana, at which | place a slaver has not been adjudicated upon for } the last nine years. They do not ge into Havana with their living cargoes, but into other ports where | ghey are net troubled by the mixed commission, by Mr. Kennedy, the judge, or any one else. Ia formation has been received, which places it be- yond doubt, that within the last year, some twelve Wessels from the coast of Africa, laden with slaves from Africa, have run into different ports in Cuba and Janded their cargoes without any interruption; and that three or four other vessels, now in port, are gecretly preparing for similar expeditions. Mr. Mennedy enjoys no social or uny other position in Cuba. He is hardly reeognized by the Captain General. He lives within a hurdred pounds a year; sees nobody, and nobody visits him; and having nothing to do, he spends his time as I have already stated, in converting good Spanish poetry into English doggerel. Could anything be more transparent than this bumpug—this gross deception on the people of England, and of the whole world? This is a spe- cimen of the philanthropy of the British govero- Ment towards the unfortunate African, and the — in which it attempts to put down the slave trade. if the honest intention of the parties to this trea- ty, atthe time when they entered into it, was to sicp the slave trade, they deserve the censure of athe whole world for allowmg the treaty not only 20 become inoperative and obsolete, but for allow- ing the mixed commussion, as it is called, to de- enerate into a faree, and permitting the office of dge \o becomea sinecure. Itis beyond al! ques- dZion—in fact, it is notorious, that for several years post, avery extensive trade in the importation of megroes, has been carried on by the island of Cuba ‘wih Africe, in violation of the treaty between Spain and Great Britam; and that the Spanish an- thorities in Cuba have winked and connived at it Indeed, it bas been openly asseried, thas the late Captain General—the Count de Ale oy=-received a per centege of the profits ot human trathe—a com- Tnizsion on every slave imported in'o the island. ‘Thisisa Specimen of the meenasesortea to by the off cials of Cubato become rich. A negro costs, in friea, from thirty-five to forty dollars, and 43 soon @s he is landed in Cuba, he can be readily disposed of for from four hundred and fifty to six hundred ‘The parties engeged ia the traffic can, it be eeen, very well efford to pay a hundred ora ed and fifty dollare to the authorities on eve- » whom they bring there, to purchase impu- | nity Daring all this time, and while this traffic is going | on, in cpen day, and with the connivance of the Spanish authorities, the celebrated mixed commis- sion is sitting in Ha e brovght before it, on which to anjudicate. The v f this commission, and the service which it hhas rendered in abo estimated by the fac Bot sat on u single « ishing the slave trade, may be that for wine years past it has se of infraction of treaty be- aween Spain and Enoglend, while thousands of ne- grees are imported wto Cuba annually, from the coast of Africa. It seems to be an understood ar- Yangemen', thet if the mixed commission take no notice of slavers trading between Africa and ports of Coba, other than Hevana, they will not inter- fere with them concluded upon a@nd the If no such arrangement has been between the nuxed commission the suspicion that such is the case | ained by all who are familiar with | * manner in which the judges discharge the | of their office Tt really seems as if the | adge was pleced in Havana at @ salary of Bixteen huadred pounds sterliog a year, not for the u pe t of encouraging it, under the auspices of the Brush and Spanish governments. There is an immense dee! of double dealing, chi- @anery. and downrnght humbug connected with Great Britain's ostensible efforts to put an end to the slave trade. |! she was honestin entering into ahe treaty with Spain, why does she not entorce lave it’ She has the powerto do aw. Why convert i Goto a farce; and, under the pretence of ebolish- jog the abominable traffic, encourage il, by ap- pointing a jud whore office ie 4 sinecure, and whore ion ia devoted to writiag Dad poetry and worse Spanish’ Our Priladelphia Correspondence. Pavavetruia, Feb. 10, 1551 The Ccal-heaving Malcontents—The English Fur- ger—Trial for Murder, &€ The constan ndance of the police is required | at Richmond, collisions between the inch malcontents who were discharged from work ing on the coal wharves, and the Germans who fook their places. of the latter have been D avert Sever dreadfully beaten, notwithstanding all the pr tions taken. The prietor of a hotel where a number of German laborers reside, hae been ‘warned by ennonymous letters that he will be ed out, if he allow m to stay Henry Berkley Holdsworth, the young English. Man who was arrested under a charge of jorgery, itted at Leeds, England, was this merning ed from custody by Cormissioner Ingra ere not being sufficient evidence to hold him, end no requisiuon had been obtained for his delivery. The prieoner has restored to the agent Sent in pursuit, all the proceeds of his crime | The jong pen ing trial for the murder of George Emory, in which Capt Frederick Binder, Englehard Te nd John Asttalk, are the defendants, wae Commenced this morning. and attracts an immense rowd, the most of which are Germans There | le great sympathy for Cept. Binder, who ie vai Belly believed tofbe innocent of the charge. Aa at- to have his case tried separately, ' rruled by the court. The case is proceeding bot slowly, Saiy four wi'nesses out of nearly a hundred, having been examimed up to the ures ‘nt time. Wm. B. Reed, Gustavus Kemak, P. Brown, Wm. R. Dickerson, and Kh. M Be ott, appear for the prisone 3. Tur SexatonaL Surrra Bevera hundred of the friend. General James, Governor, and the members of the Assembly, | waited upon hiv at his mansion on High street, on ‘Tuesday evening, by invitation, and passed a few hours very pleasently. The gentiemen present rep- IN | Ruone Istanp — 3 of our new Senator, | Bppeared to feel none of the political restraii ognized in other walks of life, in their interchange of socisl civiliies ‘The new Senator bore himself most m gallantly, and was highly complimented by | tical opponents, ae well as friends, who made | im the subject of remerk At nine o'clock an | elegant and substantial supper was offered to the ta, and the remainder of t ng Bye supplying inner wante, and in offering and listening to sentiments of congratulation and friendship. — Providence Post, Feb 5 | Court of Common Pleas. j Before the Honorable Judge Woodrut James B Wood —Thia | Fesented all the political parties in our State, but | | es ove of stopping the slave trade, but tor the | | ny in rtealing @ boree an. including His Excellency the | F | branch of the mint by thi complain that they favit found with Ube belsnce struck on the books. Adjourned. Le y opinion of this Court, reversing the dade ent of the ’ bis nee, the peltys of $4 000 each; 3 000 to the suborii- Bec. emasted That the officers and clerksto be appointed under this act, before en- tering upon the duties therech shall take an or atirmation betore some ju f the United States, and diligently to perform the duties there- en each become bound to the United States of America, with ene or more sureties, to the satistac- pve of the director of the mint and the Bec: the Treasury. Btates, shell be under the control and regulation of the director of the mint at Philadelphia, gullect to the approbation of the Secretary of the ¢ and for that purpose it shall be the duty of =z said director to prescribe such regulations and require euch returns, periodically and occasionally, a ‘appear to him to be necessary for the purpose of ing tuto effeot the intention of this act in es- tablishing'th he said brapcb; wleo, for the purpose of the coim which shall be stamped at said @ tor the pur. uniformity of weight, form, and * stamped at said branen: and for that purpece to require the transmission and delivery te him at the mint, trom time to time, of such par. cels ot the coinage of said branch as he shall think | mogee to be subjected to such mosays and tests as he L Girect. Bee. 6. And be it farther enacted. That all the lawa end parte of laws made for the regulation of the miat of the United States, and for the government of the officers and persons employed therein, and tor the purishmect of all ofiienees connected with the mint ipage ofthe United States shall be, and the same are hereby. declsred to be in full in relation tothe act established, a0 far as the rame rhall be applicable therrto Bee. 6. And be it further enacted, That this aot shall wot go into effect until the State of California shall, by rome law or other public act, pledge ths faith ofthe State that no tax shall at anytime be laid, assessed. pr collected by the seid State, or under the authority of the said State, on tk id branch mint, or on the buildings which may be erected theretor, or fixtures apd machinery which may be used therein, or ov the lands en which the same may be placed; but nothing in this section contained shail be understood as imp)ying an admission that any such power of taxation righttully exists, Bec 7 And be it further enacted, That the eaid branch mint shall be the place ef deposite for the pub- he moneys collected in the custom houses in the State of California and for such other public moneys as the Seeretary of the Treasury may direct; and the trea eurer of esid branch mint shall bavethe custody of the same, sud shell perform thy dutiesof an assistant treasurer. and for that purpose rball be subject to all tained in an act entitled “An act to provice tor the better organization of the trea sur: for the collection tafe Keeping. transfer. and disburs ment of the public revenue,” approved August the sixth. one thourand eight hundred and forty-six which relatesto the treasurer of -he branch mint at New Orleans Naval Intelligence, Court or Ixquiny.—A court of inquiry was recentl; he Brooklyn to inquire into certai Pp ferred by Captain Luce, of the steamship Arcti ageipst pareed midshipman G H. Bier United States Ton. and third: Micer of that vessel. The court gave & unasimons decision—firt, that passed midshipman Bier was not guiity of neglect of duty in leaving the deck whilst ou duty . secon tly, that be was not guilty Of general neglect of duty j and, thirdly, that he was Bot guilty of rupaing the «hip off her course. The senterce coneluder by saying that the conduct of all the naval officers of th was correct and proper, Count Mantiat.—The detepee of Comm t Mare ton was made by bis counsel Josiah Randall, Esq , of Philadelphia betore the Naval Court Martial sitting on board the Penusylvania. on Wednesday. The pro- ceedings in the case were closed on Friday, and were transmitted to the Navy Department. The Court then proceeded with the ease of one of the crew of the Yerktown charged with disobed — and mutivour conduct after the loss of that P Commodore Siont, who har been on business to Washington for rome time. arrived at the Norfolk | navy yard on Fridey, in the Baltimore steamer. The U 8. ship Plymouth. Com'r Ge waratthe —o 2k mavy yard on the 7th dischargi. od disman- ting The U & steamer Engineer arrived at Norfolk on Ssturday trom Balt more with a drattot seamen. She to leave in the evening for Washingtoa. for the purpore fof towing to thie yard the U.S steamer Alls gbeny She mede the attempt last week bat wi vented by the ice in the Potomac—not beiag able to proceed iurther than Aquia Ureei t of General Sessions. Pleaded Guilty t stealing « Wagon —A a Henry Zell. pi ullty to graod larce- n worth $50. from John ‘orember last. The prisoner H Smyth, on th | was ocndemned to serve two years in the alate prison | at #ing Sing Charge of Burglary and Grand Larceny ~A young d on trial ony. in breakin, er & Kreps. ooking ¢ ere corner of trond the 12th of December y cf the private & Kreps, that on the nigh charged in quettion he discovered. in gomg through the building, that an overcost had beep carried off, and (wo derks bad been broken open On Mr. Waller arriving at (he store the next morning he ai red that his priv belonging to the counting» nda nomber ot counterte Dille reveral paid cherks prom had been cartied off On one of the notes for $194. end past due) there remained $ yet to be pail; the other note was worthless, A day or two after the r (he prisoner. who wasin the employ owak Terted atthe cus in the Bowery, vg counterfeit billt. Om being searched, the and checks were foued upon his person. Mr Waller wax now sent for, who at once recogvised the net, and the property w bad been taken from The burgiary or value than hour they had net agreed upon @ Chorged with Stesting Clothing and Recerving Stolen A young German wamed Leary bornemane the oar charged with graad larceny and olen gorda + German. named Christian Grete; but mel to be (rie) alone a se rTerance was mete, laced on bis defence Jacob Acker terti jeoner on the 6th of Dece i/liam B. Astor, in Lataye’ te the house of Mr Augus' hed bess felonioasly ed of bout $400 worth of clothing. Jewelry. ete © On tbe person of the prisomer was found ‘Scravat. which Mr wore belonged te him Om the part of the dete he how _ two nights mmell, No. 122 tered, and rol house of ill fame ee ber veracity was net y tound the prisoner uot guilty but was remanded to pri- or charge of larceny “Tn the cane of 4. Wing an setion f ins bimeelf. the jury re tenled vervict fer pininti $625 damages Lo oY Wea € Presiden Na inatituted by the pi burbamd, for the River B wee an action cbarer by the deceased. between the &th ot Jni hie death, war $206 001 BY The amount ef money deposited be The defendants assert that the leged forged checks. is only They deny te thet their oly against Mr Weisser, in bis that he did not dipute the checks, nor were forgeries not was there any Lw Intelligence. Berneme Cover or tHe Usirey Braree, Francany & No. ©—The | nited States ve Thomas J Morgan et al error te the Circuit Court of the United St jisiania Woodbur raid Cireult Cor * ause fore Th itea Btaies va. J On pa trom the District Court ited States for Louisiana Mr ioe Dental Galtvenea the opinion of thie Court, reversing the de- ores of the said District Court, and remanding this cause, with directions to dismise the petition of the Claimants their title being poll android No T1— tift in error a Wenn e ae thes squbest a thie cause was continued for the defendente in errors, and for the pleimtiffin error en 72-3. a Y etror, ve. Ketebi Rogers & Oo. ergument of this cause was commenced for tbe plain- tif tm error, ond continued for the defendants in *yeb. 7.—No. 16, Joromish Van Renseslaer, plaintiff im error, vs. Philip K; et al. The of < M ¥ —6 P.M. “ 10. a Asnes.—Bince Baturday, there has beon * in the market worth but Werte tee senate win Rave boon very light, and holders frm." 09 Baxavstuvrs.—Flour, §.—-Phe inclement state of the weatherto-day restricted the operations in Western and Btare gag = Ty ied the market tor some descriptions was demand was ‘te, and was Phiety for tuppiying the we wants of city crnenmnats, The better bak common 0! es'more plenty, ai tn limited was more pl » and in t quotations. W: noticed ‘rather more dis- ieee ont the part of ine od to realise, and | Ried low grades of State favored the bu; “] ‘he day's sales Popa rt 3.200 barrels, ney gd superfine, at $4 31 e $450; common to choloe 8! $4 088 ui $1; ordinary Obio, at $476 a $4 81 ey and round boop ditto, at $4 Sl = 04; ry ty to fancy Indiana, Michigan, and Wisconsi: Sle $5: ae Genesee, at $6 @ $6 064; fancy 0! oat 85 18 0°95 reaching 600 barrels ws at ff ba os 814, in ond, chiely at the ‘5 flour there was rather by quiry for export to the West Indies and Mieenan ‘he transactions were somewhat restricted by the in- clemency of the weather Included in the operations were 1,000 barrels common to straight brand: $4 94 @ $5 06%; and fancy Alexandris, Baltimore, Frederickeburg, nd Richmond country, at $5 23 @ $5 50. Rye flour was not active, but the stock betes, small, holders were firm, sales of barrels P. Corn meal at dull, but ply being alike limited, at $3 00a $3 12 for Jersey, nttont and Celivered, and $3 25 tor Brandywine. Buckwheat flour continued steady, with a moderate business doing et $4.75 & $4 50 por barrel; $2 25 8 $2.37 per 100 Ibs., wad 700. @ Tic. Po bag of 251bs. Wheat continued to be held above the limits ot purchasers, and the sales im consequence were very trifling. The inquiry for milling is unusually light at this seascn of the year, but to the bigh tensions of holders and the de- pressed state of the flour market are to be attri! this want of ectivity nufacturers haviog no ii ment whate bigh rat c fined to a few small love of Long I t $1 $1 03. Rye continued wa last noticed, quiet, “with good supply of Jersey, at 780. Northern was held at bc withouta buyer Harley was firm, and in tair re- quest, with emoderate business doing at $18 $110, Some common parcels could bs bought at # lower rate. We noticeda steady market for Oats, with light re- ceip' 4 sales of canal and Canadian at 60c. a Slo; river 9e. 6 50c , and Jersey at 470 wi ha to note a firm snd upward tending market for Co with # good distilling inquiry. The arrivals not bei large, however. the transactions w. ja Bince OUT lest Were 5.000 bushel and Jersey yellow, at 67c a OTkc white Jerrey at 683¢c. For future delivery, further enles Of 15000 bushels mixed Western were made at 624 , come to arrive as far shead as August next. Corres — There was a steady feeling in the market for this article, but the sales were confined to ¢o: small lots to the trade, #t 11'o. @ Lic. for Rio; 1150. alle for Laguayra aud 12% c @ ldc. for Java. A lot of 100 bags eold at the latter rate. Cocoa.—A lot of St. Domingo was taken for home ure at about 6c , free of duty Corrox.—In consequence of the inclemency of the weather snd the unsettied state of the southern cot- ton merkets, the business transacted to- was of the moet limited desert ma, and at prices ¢c, easier than accepted on Saturday Kien —We beard of further sales of 500 quintals codfish, from store, at $287%. Mackerel were firm, Spa reliing woderately at former rates. Box herring cemmand Ke, tor ecaled ond {efor No. Faxiont@ were quiet and po tessa “Tight, cotton, to Liverpool 5 32d. was asked but an eng’ ment of @ emall lot was reported at lower rates Tierce beet was taken at 2s, Flour ranged from 8d. to Od, and dead weight from 12s. to 13s. There was no change to notice to Havre or London. To California, clipper engagements ranged from 75e. to 80¢ ; and for ordinary tailing veasels 40 4 600. Frvuit —Sipee our last the market for raisias has been pretty firm, with sales of 1000 boxes bunch at $1 86 @ $212 the latter fora prime article Of Ca ton preserved ginger, some 50 cane: old at $7 25,6 months. Currants were in mo: at Ti\c., four months, Hay was dull, gud the demand limited to the city trade. with sales of 250 bales Statem Island at 75c. a 80e.. cash Hors were firm, but not active A tew bales of m crop eastern were taken to-day. for immediate use, Sie, cash Iron. Beotch pig meved to the extent of 190 tons et $21 60 6 months,toarrive English bars were hoid Bt $41, with buyers at $40, urval credit Line ‘common Rockland wes scarce and wanted at fall figures. The last + “li inmarket Two et ‘2 06 for eemmon, limited. and the For a ate request jt inquiry was made for New on ans ior the city trade, and we noticed sales of 1 barrels at 30c.. short time, In other deseriptions the war nothing of {mportance done. Navat Stones were, in general, very quiet since our last, without alteration ot moment in price, Included in the tramractious wrre 250 barrels common Wilming ton at $1 40 delivered; 100 barrels spirits turpentine ash bi white rosin at pe ond held nrmly at ‘There wae Seles were making te » considerable ¢: at We ePle tor English and America: latter in barrels was held at %o rerie of English. to arrive here from Lond os been refused. aod he.ders look with coon) better retes, There was a rteady buriness doing in ae- lected whale at 460.4 470., with, if anytbiog an up- ey. The jast eale of crude epprin was at e request ut oe. a7 to nome extent at Sle, cash. Pork —We have no impor in this article, while the demand was fair the transactions were somewhat restricted by the prevailing vupleacant weather. Sales reaching {00 trels were made, including new Ohio mess, at $1. old ditto, at $12 1255, with $1 sked Old prime. ot ¢@ isa 25, and mew ditte at$li. ia city mers # retail transactions were reported at Sila $14 60; and clear ditto at $15. The market for be wee quite firm. and ity active. Some 250 bs » for prime, and $5 50 quired for, withe days, 960 tlerces ) To deef hams For several ln ve rn Western have been fold at fli a § no further sales have been reported, but prices were unebanged Pickled ments were quite moarce and sofextraand plain hame, at sboulders at 6),0. 60, Dreared bo; very and im inail lots realized better * me (ualilies were in fair request ” « was an upward tendency in th aud of ail Cescriptions a limited prime old and new sold at 8°, 0 kege cla até\ec. Butte bio and inferior 12. a Ie, tor choice West erm dairies, and 15¢ ¢ for Orange county. A fair business was done in cheese, in part for export to Lon- don, at Gc a Te be priconer i# impleaded | | rear onF orty. fifth aireet each 2 at he ate ry 1848. and | and the balance elaimed to | Reat restate —8 the auction sales have been Houses and lote 15 and 17 Mott above. each fourth etr $2,060; 3 do. opposi Deer above. exok * each 262100. $815. 2100, $86: 8 opposite. near | Brooklyn art near t at ner on 7 lois, eorner Henry and C Ty street, $16 800 Rue ‘rhe demand was rather more active market pretty firm The operstions for braced 600 tierers, including 150 do. to day, at $25 and the | 0 $3 44, The shipments during the week were 650 tierees. Boars —We noticed a very dull market for a scriptions to day, and the tendenoy in New 0: wae in favor of purchasers Ineluued in the we were 8 hhd Orleans at O40; 26 hhde teh crushed at #)(c, and 150 boxe: drown Havana | Tariow — Since ther scares, and pric ¢ Was reported to. da ¢. oash —A sale cf bens ticle hes become re. | ong upward tenden- | Of 10,000 lbs. prime at (government) was reported cco wan steady but quiet, with rales of 50 bhds. | ntweky at lee alls With sales of 50 | end 200 baskets | BARKETS ELSEWHERE. | STOCK SALES Pensomeme, Ped. 10.—Pirit Board B00? 42 wigs 2 teit' 1 bv ae. Fe 6, 104 1 Renn epe Wie Mi Teo Venn 5 Farmer : and The Rendine RR. vh iil r ‘ BA) Notch Am.€ ode 2% 100 Union Canal, 1434; 100 do En Marr’ On the 10th of Febroary, nt St George's Church, by the Rev Dr Tyng. Cewssrive, youngest daughter ot Col J.D, Stevenron, to B. Grirrim Barney, beth of thie city On the Sth of February. by Rev David Bellamy Mr Ricwann Voor, to Mise Avriane Asrira Boy «, bowh hie city At Brooklyn, on_the 9th of February by the Rev David Bac Me Wiivcam Pere nen, of New York | to Mise Buses MeConsicx of Brooklyn he Drea, On Monda rane, bag} nod of February, of con m of t pew g hy Any ovata Ryerson aged 4 FA re} month 16 days. dacghter of Joho . and therine Ro Ry son friends of the family aro respeot- The reiatives river. ive fever, Juiia t ChatieoW. Polman, aged 20 ony meapeatteny invited to Bowery, at LK, at Her re- isan re daug! can, aged’ 3 youre, T ov tage family are respectfully invited to from the residence of her father, 7 Belton street, on Wednesday, the 12th inst., at o’eloe!| = ane oh a Tabanan: it 11 P. M., Mary Ann, only Waiter’ Brewer, aged 2 vigge ana it monde, By ope rege eettally invited to attend nae sanstel, this day, (Tur yy), at half past o’cleck P, M., trom the residence of her parents, 63 Division street. At Brooklyn, on the evening of the 10th of February, Iverve Dxnixe, formerly of Peekskill, New York, aged ears. ‘he relatives and friends of the family, and these of Charles A. and Thomas 8 Denike, are respect- eral from aoe residence rookly! Wodnes- PM, without further tice the same. notice Peekekill papers will please t Brooklyn, on Momday, the 10th of February, af- ter @ short and painful illness, Mrs JosxrHine H. Dovie, wife of Thomas A. Doyle, formerly rr Norfolk, Va., ip the 334 year of her age. ‘The friends and scquaintances of the family are re- spectfully requested to attend her funeral, from her late residence. 184 Bridge street, Brooklyn, this day, (Tuesday), at 2 o'clock. The Norfolk, Portemouth Phil delphia, on the 4th of February, Wx. H. ef the U. 8. N: mm the 40th year of his age, of the city of New York. ws MeEtvaine, @ sailor on board @ vessel from Valparaiso to San Francisco, was killed b; heavy sea pooping the abip just as ehe was crossing the bar of the latter port. He wasthe son of James G, McElvaine, jeweller, in Bayard street, New York. Alexandria papers, He was buried at Sam Francisco, in @ grave numbered 886. Hin effects remain in the hands of the captain ~ will send them to his family the first opportu- nity. MARITIME INTELLIGE HOB, . Liverpool Charieston . ak 28. Savannah. Bremen, Port of New York February Li, 1851, som RreRe . 6 60 | moon sere, + out sum sera, 6 10| 08 waren 20 Cleared. Bhipe—Stephen Lurm » Clark, Bonicia, F & D Fowler; Atlante, yo New © ans, Frost & Hicks; a Z, Chaadi Bark ‘ollins, Rio Janeiro, G Colli handel (Bele), Beckman, Autwerp. 1 & J Brockelms, ry yira Harbeck, Dixon, Bava 4 D Ellis, Harmen, Charleston. N I More : Margaret, Wo jerrill, Strong, Bal Douglas. 'Gaylor, ; Choctaw. Rausey, New Bedtord; ‘arrived. Shir arts Victoria, Chase, Manils, Sept7,, Anjier, Nor & passed Good Move Deo 14. St th ao IW Eiwel Thomes I’ ‘,, ba his, ‘ied on the passaze. Nov "0, lat 30 15 wo poke hi Arno, t0 dava from Calentta for Boston; Deo 7, S30 $0.09 fom 9k 62 B apede Be ship Pailas, from Hull for Mombas, 0 daysout. all Ship Indevencenoe (pkt). Loudon, Dec d passengers, to Grinnell, Minturn & Co. Isat sn- chor st quarantine. Ship Baltimore (prt), Conn, Havre, Deo 20, with mdse and to Boyd & Hincken. Isat anchor at quarantine. ip phis, Bumker, Orleaas, 2) days, with mde to W Nelson. wished to be report 4 days, with cotton an jookout, exchanged « are with ship Marion, he ‘Bhi at: ec Ger}. ‘Tajler, Camden, Me, days. in ballast. Bark Collde Harold, Rich, Havana, Jen 2, with sugar, se- , Hoey, Savannah, 5 days, with cotto yen Savannah, 7 days, with eot- aC ambaco, 41 days, wit! Brig Azslis (of Rastport), Savage, Island of Cozumel, of Yuestan,) 20 Gays, with braziletto wood, to JC op, Curncoa, 21 days, with hides, &e, n. Graves & CU zis with motsssea, to the city om Sanda lac $2 $9, lon 74 bound N.. hieola, 14 days, with oot~ tk, Matenraa, ougare &o, to DCartis& Co. Came u Right, during the donee hs Ni nah, 6 days, with cotton and 0 » with fruit, Re, fa via Boston, 2 days, Below. from Newenstle, E, avana. Sanneman, 6 days from Sava to Dunbem & ab, with night, during which d, ‘were obliged to © And ‘he city, There was afresh breeze during the afternorn trom SW to SE, but it did not have the eHeot to clear up the fog. The Transit, one of the South Ferry boats, after having left hot slip, came in contact with the Naor one of the Hamilton Avenue boats, which com- sicern) Large (wi Jas 10—Wind at gunsa! from BE, with thiok fog. Telegraphic Marine Reports. Bowron, Fob 19. on of jee ia both rivers and im the bay, Arrived—Drige Henry Williams, snd Henry from Perrambuco, J 4 in co with Belg for Baltimore. La ’ for Phi deinen, in— m, from Bue t, lat 8? 15, low 7010, Jan 9,on the Bawa. for B. "7 Bay State, New ¥ Bawroi, Pov 3. cbr President, &t Thomas. £ sloop Huntross, Brighines. NY joe * p Emperor, Beston; bark Seat a Brig Mery, Farrow, Warts well, for Por onsrd, op Melon, N¥er! atkin, Philede!p) je, NVork; sloop Mary, Baltimor nko. sche Bela Peo y, NYork. i—Drig Réward Li Cornell to bark Acadia, Prance- Beith, Norfolk; slocp Ponrcann, "Feb 8. Fxrnes ro Boer ange Poading part zoel be wi nage will * Day, 4 the Pa- (@ Be ave the ding Koom (G7 Bachange), r before 4 o'clock Empire City, for Ja ve at the on Thareday, 138 er bage tor Rio Jane alps: will close ar the Reading Reem. ok, Aw eve San Prensisco 25 cent Jin charge of a epecis! morse scan be pre-paid at the above of oa Tharvdsy ‘These mails will be oe, toany parte Ths above Letter Bags are also at Kenyon's, 91 Wail street. Herald Marine Correspondence. ome rnia, Fob 0—4 PM. Arrived—Bark Nashoa, Clifford. Boston; echt & Barrett, Baer. NYer¥: pienmor Rennodes, Seymour, do. Cleszed—£h'p areole, Jennings, & bark Stanley (Bir), Cofie, Barba rratt, Baker, and Jor Lytrand, Bell, Pro Lynoh, NY¥ork. Breaven Bautreonn, from Philadelphia for Baltimore, With an aevoried eargy/ while provseaing dows on Friday Evening, act ve badly out by the toe th Felow RSveestle. in gine Geet water. Bost of bet cargo will Le cd ips damaged fuer Pee from Nantucket Francisco, parte 4 ber anohors, the fek and ¢ritted out nearly to the Heads, when n the harbor of Sat Bs rranciseo, ng th tal wreck. ft ve to tae Francisco, via T Bre Joun ‘2. wrecked ow fur tion fi! inn tor an Bare Corn ane, in repping down the hatter of cinco. fell afoul of the guverminent surveying engin away the lat’ bowsprit, jr Tel ber figure * bell of brie John jon 4, below Plymouth, was sold at ort, at Charleston from Providence, on the lust bows aad deed load, 8 Vanes uit,in heavy blow from NW, ~ Row.err, Scum peed Ortans, from Ban Ltd fi y of passengers mie ted eee temen te w they lashed him to the fore sae bet carer hocaepe eae mph tae sohr from the eastward, mera it ith Fine Arrangements ay, SP epee: tilien ine oh ane cg cca le a3 Samiles running before ch wind, which took @ the yponod te belong te Tra ta baton, arrived at + Phil nt 5 Ac or mire Dito 390 im w and rg Ledge, mouth of Vineyard Bound. : . it NBedf; ben shi ° cia, Atlantic Ocean, sai bee ork, Na Si Bile sp cit alae 700 do on Fayal fren Lombock Ave! bed Bibernia, NB, 875 op, 30 wh, to sail on a orviee in a few da Arr at Honslals De Jee 8, Timor, Babee & Sa, 12 mos out, 100 Ibs bone; Caravan, Pall River, 13 ), 1200 wh, 12,000 mre, 2100 3, Inaia, Switt, ND; Dee 2, Ju Jetrey, NL; Luminary, Norton, of NL; Heroi: hag 3 Caravan, Dim » 1200 wh, ar td do’ wh oll 1100 tha bone, found mn uly 1 Geo Champlin, Swain, ot dy de Nant, $80 bbls spi kue 3, mie ine, shee 900 1B 200 inet merald, Munkley, do, for 9, O00 ap a tituorve, rom. Balinese for Rio Janeiro, 10 36, lat 26.16, low ry ‘San Francisco for China, Oot 3, lon 40 Stowses, From San Francisco for Caleutta, Deo 39 7 N, lom 123 38 wbark Manto, Boots von ive Boston, Oct (not Sept) 5, for ‘Bark Bay Stave, ‘Boston 1 5 a for Baltimore, Feb4, Chin- pears ‘trom ‘ian Francisco for Callao, Now 18, Int $58, lon rw 40 FOR CALIFORNIA. Drow, hence (Aug 14) for San Francisco, beg Bie re ny MBurk’ Go ¥ Gosh ae Horry, from Beaton (Sept 6) for Ban We Btigriny, Week froma ‘Bhitad (Jeno 11) for San Fronciecot Ost Syn Straite of M m 15 days im ine Stiaita, Foreign Ports. Antwerp, Jan{16—Ship Nathan Hannan, Hanson, for N coteague ramet Brig Crocus, Orleans, soon. ACAPULCO, 0 14—Ship Matilda, with tke Belle P 40; Fenny, une; Undine, from an Francie co tor Panama. CLENFU EGOS, 7 16—Arr sehr Nien Batshinges, Font id 16tn, se (inten T Williams, ix Sarah Higgins, for Boston, lig. ry Varke Fernendias, ‘Thompson, unc; Louies Eaton, Shields, dieg; briga M Van Buron, C delphia, in ballast, epg, having bee cuter, for Philadelphia, uni vRAcao, Jan 20—Sid brigs Cleopatra, Havana; WM Ro- Skinnér, Yernambuco, jan 25—Pamypere (6), Hunter, from NYork, via ‘27th, for San Juan, Nic, same day. + 30—Brig Zuyder Zee, Fosset, tor Boston "2th, darks Falmouth, for Boston 12 days; D Nickels, a upe; brigs Flora, Cole, tor Bonton 6; Nitheroy, do 3; Albe= war e, aud M Duteh, do 5; Al 0 & Haideo, for N Yo: next da Going in, bark ana; brig T P Perkins, do HonoLuLw, Nov cor Dee 3 ship Georgia: Talbot, de, K ma, cl ‘Nev 25, ships Columbus, G & tained by coming in iayo, Gordon, Fortunio, me; bchrs Starling, do; Rx: econ Havana, Jan )—Sid schr Waterloo, Storer, Mariel. At do 3a inst, steamship Onio, Scuenck, trom N York, arr lst, fer $s meres at ad hip Oregon, Thom: ks Ho: alle. Treble, tor NYork, 6 on; Joha Bi Helicon, Adame, frow do, art 24uh, diag ey, iy ® yo, art ?éth, do; Gen for Charleston, lect, for N York, tor Savanmah éo; John W uote tow, Orleans. Kivcston, Ja, Jan 18—Arr agg Arion (Br), N¥ork; 25ch, Erie (ir), Fuilegeiphia; 350, bark Jane ano, ee —4 N ik. (end eld Wb tor vid Harbor). Sid 220, r Roberc, Wiiiams, Ui ohr Sarah Anos, pick? . Lord, Elleworth; . B im if Mayflower, Dunning, Portiaud; Wh, bark Mecl fouper,, New York vrige GE Walton, Ciara,’ Go; Logan, Trons, anid Par Hostou; Sth, bark vont ont Lye, ahapren, ire De ‘29th, brig’ Aloonus, Mitchell, Pe : 1a, Souper, N¥ork; Com: bark Reaper, Tn pore Oct 13, ships a & Peeper edo Francis, with al, and abcut 15 sail were w: os FouTo Canis 22—Brig Isabella, Matthews, from Boston, vie 80 Thomas, just axe; sobs Gazelle, trom and sop Baltime: tor Valparaiao W, Oot S~ Arr bark Abbett, do; brig Mary A do. S14 Oot %, sehr Vi—Arr bark Li 4, bark Lavisdy Mari Los Kexxniog, Jan ere Corolise, Cook | from Boston, arr 2th; Eliza Burgess, Glaweon, for dv spout at half | o'clock and rr brig P I Nevivs, pentin, Alex- i, New Vor Fy . at ‘NBeaford, erly of wh ship Qorin- i ‘Caliternia: bark Mary Me th, Mae Short; Vietory, Ryan; Home, Sulla, Cobb, (from Boston) ao; Alert, Car bel, (tn NY¥Voerk) do; Dee 1, eohrs bude f aso, to take im part of a cargo of copper ene tor Boston. br Fob Y—Arr ship Cleoe Ba al bark Bay Mtate, Dill, leston, toh , ford; Aun Klizabeth Darzi ‘and Alice, Seaman, Sid bark Cuief, Ge. panied Main; NO Porker, Jordan, SP rei sipey, whi cuaPont, Feb l—Sia brig M. . Eaerront, Feb $—Arr brig Oiive, M schr Rough & Keady, Micue a Jalia Aua, Blatchford, N York: 4th. Fat. Riven, Fed 6—Sid echt Waa Wright, itogers, Nor- Brem), Georkem, ville, Bick Porting sath for Newfol s Feb In port, schrs Fashion, Laine, fon, NC, fur Beaten, (with love of pack of dock lead N 1, r favou, Crsawell, Boston tee Nie Sid bark RH Gamble, (from St P'M—Bathe Japonica. from sed tee Mi- the harbor n bmong which the bark Powbattan, for Hi drige and abow nt Wind light from proceeded to sea, on. At the an- Jaden schrs, al! for and woathoe thick derable feet pageet the Breakwater che Convey. fron f—Cld brig Florence, Ray, Chagres, irancywing, from NYork, (went \ ir Klica Fisk, Galt, fr ri Eastport for ri Yor “Nevtoik; sloop rec Fall River fot Now oe oop Hi Foung: Sarah, Springer; Augusta, Keone, fohr Red Bench, Small, Bast port treville, yd af rad John C Cainoun, Cage, dria Wm MeG: sobre Jerome, Wi terece. Bat ton, Pursourn, ub Scare sohre Mayflower, Churchill, Nor- ine Vincennes, Dickey, Havana; Dee vis we arb inn, for ong ane Pilie, NVork. Std IE S| Ee ea jon Diegs, Vin atesnediane | a i ear: ees vaio for faverpoal ir a eet rod. Baltay, for Bostor or Wares ton, foe Z Uerpoat on Nevis ty doy Coloniat (Beh sie rerpes peti Te eh heer ae ae ‘e fer hus re ak NY. reeks oF jester, for. N York: timererG ‘M Robe: saaren jo; Laura Walfor eile © ‘Aans, Cape cares Cardenas) Portland Supls Atrios. Meena Wasaneron. NG E, Sr ase cobs Re ifornis, Burns, ‘Adell po ah, sehr Ls patil York; 7th, seh: ¢ ston: ace epoel. iekson, Ry Returned, an ‘anchored ia Datok Taluad harbor, whys Oxtord, Howie’ Charles, Grifia, from Providence for Baltimore, (and' ease went to sea Sfrernoon of Stn), AnRzN, RI, Feb 7—Bolow, brig Frances, Titus, from Ma= tapzas. ° Biip Chins. Shoppers fs Schlotngse HAR LESTON—| — 6 ir, a Hoffman. * arene J ™ SHIPPING, eee Pouce MAIL STEAMSHIP SONFANS FoR CALI- fornia and Ovegon.—The publi that unc the arrangements of this company isomers: faopested proved by the Navy Deparuineny; and ie the Om States mails, will continue to leave Panama aad San From cisco on the first and fifteenth bi towing we Acapa States ‘aail cific, one of which will be alway: in Por! EGON, 1,099 tons. TENNESSEE. | 300 tons. PsNAMa. 1,087 COUTURE, sa 1,200 * CALIFORNIA, 7,000 tone. COLU MATL Joc « will Lael; 4 rte in ay Ey x4 a ie mails and and a jing without delay with mai c with m following air ee frome Bas San eras. mnection tant c Rseaa ha Sut gt "Yet 4 envi 01 Chagres. A ied ab ill alse " +, REO! RATES OF FARE FROM DEW YO! Baloon state recms, Lower cabin berth, Bteerage, found with mattress and board... ... | FROM PANAMA TO SAN FRANCHIOO. the company, 54 and 55 balmy STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP CONRAN Eo For Havana, New Orleans and —Thro' Lickota to, San, Francieao at reduoed rates. ‘New Orloase Pasepgers seooeees at Hav: }ou bl nesienes ‘alcon. ondid dou) Lith, at e Mote ‘ane to On Teceter, ee rr eect 3,000 will sail or passage OF freight, . MO ROBERT ry rid West otcecin ‘corner of Waree. —The new and elegant 10, K. B. Little, master, 900 afer rohe of her argo ait ee ‘iesars’ Berit ~ ps Tog For ar vessel immediately, or passage, Pler'it, Best Rivers foot ot Maiden Taney oF to Derd, lis Wall jaillor & street; or Gurdon 8, Coit, ‘106 W Wait Latreet. all their freight o1 env 16th, and pane bi bills a Gis ir “n. SUTTON & Co.,No.84Wa street. Fe SALE—THE FAST Sark ING AND bites KNOWN Lange: t, 1B Cor #4 tchr William Ib. barthen sions are sixty. seven feet cel, twenty- fou Toot f the sever feet depth of hold. Bui! o: ate: further particulars, enquire om board, at pews No. 12 am, t f Wil E. Leggett, corner of Frout an it dows not gi druggists and svorekee| dH cents, Depot, | CONSUL RD CONPIDENTIALLY a he ource without vinstise et aye. A practice sequent upon se) fee ti mea don Sint. in hi private ofhes, Sg Lid D* MOKRISON IB rtain diseases, 8 Yoana, practice, 3 ehabled to guarantee “rpeed: Foe diple are ofhes, No. atham square, with the feb mames surgery an¢ medicine this counsry ever produced. od D, AUTHOR OF THE “ PRAOCTII 4] PRt- i Amort Th prived weihe ts tt _——$—$—<———————— AKRD—DR, DE LANRY, AULSHOR OF 7a0. “PRIVATE Yedicel Guide, ah oy cfossionsl abilisies betore, every quaramty foe speedy cure that may be desired. Othes, Rein Lispenard or Broadway, NOFEE TILL CURED —DX. MUKPAY FAS REMO iSosoatelt oars cokes withons mere it aca e {tase Sean, ‘Mis ‘Apectoce Sta boss . with Be Aprelas Sl shea Mian Wie fa ‘annot be (0 CURE, NO PAY.—DR, CORBITT, street, may be consulted om the tice of sixteen y diveases, enabler m of this disease, Redent ennce cured in three dager me cUry Nae N ERVOUS DEBILITY. —PRRSONS 1-4 BORING UND) certain weak & in Dr. Delaney’s “Po t together with the exporwre of « . ore, 413 Brosdway, amd. ty pou, of Price only 1234 cent 19 Rat] t of certaim thot, SS Groenwiek of postage, by adircesing Bon 80 lower ARIS AND LONDOW TK disenses, in afew hours, out pain. a, OF PRIVATE rable application, withs per habits om soy ees wi with the one ands " be cured without it, a have saree bey aig your aot from the other physicians, Ir ai, Vetcnieen Ihave contesetionr daily {ore withowe eougtio, which others use, ca) b cit mot expelling the rh undreds a € In debility, bro; yi Toombino med Low any over & year, will me in & short time. J five years, to be enre: Denetit; you cured me, jours from 7 a me falta oe pd fren fi tent to 2 rom LARMO f, 42 Reade street, two doors from na form, BE » | Bs versity of ‘Pe moans are faithfu, hia; nd tow York. A iteadway 8 nature oy Pitetions tierra 1 Dy, Seotuawe ent