The New York Herald Newspaper, February 17, 1851, Page 8

_ NEWS BY THE MAIL ‘Tremendous Kxcitement in Beston. ABREST AND SUBSEQUENT RESCUE OF 4 FUGITIVE LAVE—SUPREMACY OF A NE@RO MOB ‘trrom the Boston Traveller, Feb 15.) At about twelve o’clock this forenoon, an alleged fugitive oes, BB Bamed Shadrach, was arrested by the United States Marshal, at Taft’s Cornhill C fee House. The arrest was made without opposi- tion, The Privoner was conveyed to the United States en - petd Court bi ad where a crowd of spec- tators The werrent ea was aye by U. S. Commissioner G. T. Curtie, complaint of John Kupper, at- torney of Joba De Brey Purser of U.S. N., resid- ing at Norfolk. De Bree claims that Shadrach be- jones co him, and that fie escaped in 1849. Seth J. ‘hom: ared jor claiwant. S. E. Sewall, Ele Grey Loring, and others, for the defendant. The counsel for the defendant desired a post- ponement, upon the ground that time would be waated to get together evidence and prepare fora defense. The Commissioner said be was disposed to grant this. In the meantime, for the iatorma- tion of defendant’s counsel, the documents upon the warrant was issued were read by Seth J. Thomas, Eeq.. counsel for claimant. They consisted of various depositions taken before the United States Judge at Norfolk, to the effect that Shadrach was the true and lawful slave of John De Bree, and that he escaped on the 3d of May, 1850. Other documents were put in to show how De Bree came possessed of the alleged fugitive; one deposition wus to the effect that the deponent | had seen Shadrach in Norfoik as the slave of De Bapand afterwards in Boston, where Shadrach im that he bad escaped from De Bree; other | depositions were ‘o the effect that the haa seen Shadrach in Norfolk as the slave of De At the conclusion of the reading of the ‘docu- ments, the Commicsiouer postponed the further consideration of the case to Tuesday next, at 10 | ‘The court room was then gradually cleared of ite occupants, the prisoner remaining in the custo- % of deputy murshal Riley and his assistants. ‘he counsel of the defendant then hada long con- | sultetion with him as to the line of defence. Among the most rominent of them were Richard | Dana, Jr. Sewall, Esq, and Ellis Gray Lorin, Brsidee hese, there were a number of ° ey Bes who volunteered their assistance | By a law of the State, the use of the jail is for- bidaen for the confinement of a prisoner arrested under the Fugitive “lave process, and therefore he | will either be confiued in the court room uatil Whe Late | with considvrabl , Maws—The (from aay a jam, Feb. 14 We have published severa! accounts of a myste- rious tragedy, recently enacted at Quincy, Massa- chusetts, It will be remembered that the bodies of & arn and woman—the latter dressed in male yy ed eening by the name ef George Sands, and gh former as Joho Coseee— sees fxn last ho e the woods, near Quincy, Massachusetts, side by side, with gun are wounds in their naan and that the result of the coroner’s inquest was that the man had firet shot the woman, and then shot himeelf. We were e -yosterdey called on by a gentleman, who informe us that he fully recogaises the par- tee to this m) wrsery as having been John Grieve d hie wife Hannah—the first the son of Mr. Peter Gr eve, of Zanesville, Ohio, and the latter the daughter of Mr. John Banks, of the same place. He states that they vee noted for their romantic freuks, and that the wife has been kuown to attend lectures dressed in male attire, where no one but males were admitted, and that they made a practice of going out ina boat in the Muskingum tiver, she attired as a male, for the purpose of fishing, sailing, bathing. &c. The following, published in the Sun on the 24th of October last, is the last that had been heard of the parties at Zanesville:— Deatu py Daownixc —The Zanesville Gazette records d Mrs. John Grieve. They were in oe and sailing up the Muskingum af- ir ir evening meal along ‘They also ternoons sobing 8 tl took books been found, It was also stated, in more detailed accounts | published at the time ‘of their disappearance, that she was dressed in male attire, and our informant further states that the description of the ag published in the Sun on Tuesday and yeaterda} wf el precisely that of the missing John Grieve em hus wife, even to the wreath on his arm, in the centre of which, it was said, was the figure of a female, which he had often seen. Mrs. Grieve was young and very intelligent; wrote both prose and poetry le merit, but was of a marked ro- mantic disposition, so much so that when generally | supposed to be drowned, those who knew them best believed that it was bu: another romantic freak, and that they would again be heard from. | Greve was a booimaker by Sate and had also ected as an engineer on the Mississippi, which cor- | responds with the statement made by the parties to the tregedy prior to their disappearance from Quincy, where the man had been working at boot muking. They were both of respectable and ‘Tuesday, or in case of any attempt at rescue, he will be taken to the Navy Yard. ‘The prisoner 18 of dark copper complexion, about hive feet eight inches tgh, of rather stout build. He | bee been employ ed as a waiter for three months at what is known es the Cornhill Cotf-e House, kept by Mr. Taft. At the time of the excitement rela- tive to Craft aad his wile, the prisoner left the gy and went eastward, but afterward returned. le appeared im court with his waiter’s apron on, and seemed calm and composed. Atl o'clock, the #\airway of the court-room, and the avenues of the court-house, Were crowded with blacks and whites, males and females; but no acts of violence or threats were made RESCUE OF THE PRISONER BY A MOB Since writing the abeve, we learn the following facts of the rescue of the alleged fugitive :— About two o’clock. after the consultation of law- yere ceased, end as Mr. Davis, the lasi lawyer, wes leaving the court-room, (which had beea locked since the e¢jourument of the hearing, with several officers stationed at each door,) the door was forcibly thrown open by a baud of Ten, who, with Joud cries of “tear filled the room to the number of ah The officers a the door were kick and | knocked about in ¢ h standing the resister wenty strong upon che ins he prison ed by the mob and e+rmied off in trramph One negro seized the sword of the Laited States Marehel, ord flourished it abr the beeds of all who opposed him The sword was afterwards tound in the et, und taken back a ofthe seene The attack was so sudden and _ No adequate desertion +n be give in the court-room vnexpected that the officers had net time to make a defence or gather cround the prisoner. We do ret heer that apy wr pons were d, or that any ane was seriously injured We believe there were no wuite persons engaged iw the rescue. RAPH Bost Feb 16, 1861. Noarreste bave yet beem mace cf the persons con- cerned ip the rescue of the tugitive slave. Shadrach. | Itis stated that be left the city last vight. The ne groes who effected the rescue it is affirmed, were not | Armed. The opponents ot tae Fugitive Slave law are bigbly delighted with the result of the proceedings, and cay that the law cannet be executed im Mame chosette. (On the ervtrary, many others contend that it shall be executed. at sli huzards wealthy families, end were weil provided for be- fore their mysterious disappearance Our informant also states that, uf the man should prove to be John Grieve, other marks will be found on his right arm, he having commenced to print his name on it in India ink, but, after getun rd es faras ‘John Grie,” ceased the. operation. this 1s found to be the case, it will settle the poiat as to his identity. val Intellagence. Loss of tHe BLoor or Wan Yorktown—AcquittaL or Com. Maxstox —The court martial which was as: sembied at Portemouth, for the trial of Com. Joha Marston. for the loes of the sloop of war Yorktown, has honorably acquitted that officer of ail biam will be seen from the following extract from the record .— The statements of the parties being thus in possession of the Court, the Court wa: cleared for deliberation, and after having care 4 mat hed and delibers idence and exb sin the case, the Court is of o} that the specification in the first cbarge is not #4, therefore, ad- judge the accused mot cullty of the arst oharge. ‘That ifeation im the second charge is not proved, sud does. therefore, adjudg+ the accured not guilty of the second charge. The Court does, theretore. honor. sbly acquit the accused, Commander John Marston, of a)l diame in the loss ot the United States sloop of ‘The Court also thin! war Yorktown that tm arrivin, pressed. the ence and exbibite in the care fully Justity the opinion that the losa of the United Btates | sloop of war Yorktown was eccasioned by a current extraordipery and unusal. both in strength and di- rection, sgaipet which, under the circumstances of the case, no human skill and foresight could have pro: \« U.S. brig Perpoiee, Lieut. Com. J L. Lardner, ar- rived at Moprovia onthe 9th December. from Port Proye. all well, on 17tb. for the lee- had visited by! ( a to make further inquiries reapecting no! cap thipwrecked eeamen. said to be in the bi TY tthe | patives of the {ntericr, amd for whom a ransom of | $1.10 was demanded. Lieut. Lardner could obtain 20 information respecting them ~~ Mart © Affairs, Lacxcn —The clipper ship Typhoon isjto be launched from the ship yard of Mesers. Fernald & Pettigrew, in Portsmouth. on Tuesday next. Bhe is rigged on the tocks. This veneel is said to be the largest clipper sbip ever built im the United States, being DE over ali, 41% feet extreme breadth, and 23 teet dcop, Bhs is to be owned by Mesera 1). A Kinguland & Co of New York. is tutended for the Canton aud Coliforn: trade. and will be © nded by Capt. Charles Balter, of Portamouth.—Hoston Journal Pa. new by Legacy.”’ Thisis am attractive bill, and will, no doubts drew 0 full house. bins mext dance a by Mr. G. W. ub sion Brovowam’s Lyceum.—The overture to Zampe will the performances at this favorite neatet a will be followed + the entitled Ourious Case,’ with Bi im the principal characters de deux trom “ La Gisell mith The next feature will be the ‘orld’s Fair,” which is most enthusiastic cheers lor in the part of Columbia, is worth the ‘bh ‘ertainmente will termina’ ent farce of the “ Eton Boy.” Amunicay Musxun.—We per yw comed and Mi! Mdlle. Luo; Barre will )? eanleted ery evening received with 0 see (ary Tay- ot adiaie. with the fa- the Beast” to stil) performed with singu Sta teen pre The temous domestic New York” will be performed in the se at the ampbitheatre—Donaldao tebe tothe superb manper in which it nase. It ie with that very amusing piece, “ 8) rama of the Weanahecs of afternoon. ape evening, 4 Crasher,’? 4 Gorsin, S H je celebrated clowns, being added te the siready nu- merous troupe at this establishment ship ever witnessed in this city may be now seen the Bowe es in ever: artiste of of manne ‘oo has given that toneto actress cam correctly illustrate io which Mies Bennett has gained 5 hear that Mr. Bullivan’s new comedy will be pro Miss Bennett's duce? éusing The best ores. Cireus. Franklin, Rivers, 1 ride this evening. Miss Jucia Benwerr,—This hij tress, and really beautiful arance at the Broadwa: e 24th inst. Miss it may be con the most gpm, Bey juvenile nt dey. Her youth, beauty, ele- [myo avd musical Pogo onnpry ‘fitting er tor the representation of comedy, especially as her long asseciation with the sosiety im the capitals of England a: Tr manners, wit bly accomplished +i id her fret lies of first clase Franc ithout which nm is s devervedly well patronised beautiful Panorams of Ireland, which bas been exhibited with such it success, will be aren! removed to night to the Minerva Rooms, Broadway CITY TRADE REPORT. Barunvay, Feb. 15. —6P.M. Breaverurre.—Flour—-We notieed ® fair business doing in Westerm and Btate, today, restricted some- what by the prevailing rain storm. There was e good enquiry for which wae readily m lower rates. The w at $4080 $4 87; $ @ $475; mixed to fancy Miobigan, Ohio, and pure Genesee at $487 a $5 common grades of State for shi; et, in some ine’ ~d b: dium qualities of Western flour ry aol easier andin request tor Kastern and city Ne one saan Oe and saleable at good and round hoop Ohio, at $4 81 # $4 94; fancy Ohio fond Genceee at $6 128 $5 21; and extra Ohic and Genoses at $6 60 0 $6 62%. Canadian was more freely offered, nd prices have declined, @ sale of 600 barrels was n to dywine ona Geer, fancy ditto at de at $4750 $481% i in moderate demand for t! market continued firm, with sales of 600 barrels co! good brands Alexandria, Baltimor: etow: 5H a $5 62K bond. Soutbern flour was city trade, and the $487 a 65 Rye flour was firm: but not active, the supply ‘being too light to ad- mit of apy exte: @ operatioi all paroels of s. 3m Pennsylvania were sold at $3 87a $4 Corn Meal was moving slowly at $3 12 tor Jersey, and $3 36 for Bran- wine. With = moderate inquiry prices of Buck- wheat four were steady; a fair business wes done at $4 75.8 $6 60 per DDI. $2 12 a $2 31 per 100 Ibs , and 70 @ Tho. per bag. the milling demand was ‘i inited im th 5 mLers appeare: the market nominal: at T6o. for Jersey | A good de- mand prevailed tor Borley, which eontinued scarce Sles large ahip cela sold, amounted to 4000 10. Barley malt was in request and raieabl: $1 1506125 Oats were inactive by, ble. for Northern, and 48 a 49c. for Je! a good supzly of Corn on the oderate demand, for distilli owas nothing to note; beence of an: a, mrime was heavy and y. There was arket, and with only a prices favored the a Jersey by some the par- The ‘annexed quo- tations are full as high as the tone of the market war- rante:— Laverroo. CLasurication. Inferior. firmness ot holders ‘The new clipper bark John Swassy is now lying at Cimeinnati with « tull cargo om board. Our Phiiadeiphia Correspondene | Puavenrnta, Fed 16,1851. | Bright Skus and Breczes—The Rowdy Spirits | Lavd—Incena iar y—Srx Horses Burned, § | The safety of the Atlantic is the general topic | of congratulation, aad the whole » be relieved from the ¢read of an lamity. The promised with a fresh breeze Boreas had determined to ublic seems to | mpending ca. arup has come along this way, from the northwest, asif old wall ‘th louds that lowered over our” horizon, cleer beyond sur mise The police were forced to be alert last vent our civic repr rom being d by a fires Two fires oc- in severel iastanc he lowing the machines happened always to be on the spot in time prevent any blows About half a dozen ef most viderate were safely jiodurd In the eveni a fire commenced eabrey's, steam saw mil in Pear street, which was for- tunately exuni ed one o'clock, this Morning, @ range of sh ow Sehuykill Fifth we, erected t sanilary commit+ Nout two years since, for cholera deatroyed by fire. Six horses be- | 1 Long, were burned to death. It fire AppITIONA ° Dest rction *—The Cincinnati bas been furnished, John Adams, with oy THE Sreax Commercial, of k of ff the Charles ina! Bearer aud daughter. J.D. Worley, do. do brothers), do do, D W. Collins. © H Ferguson 4o tor Otocinnstl; Mr. Joon Fleexer. do do for P 4 Ht Cox thiand Joseph of Cincinnati. Bol Summons, do, Patton, do. do, Mr B do; J, Moml- { sorns — The following were deck passe and all undoubtedly lott —H Fitzgerald Jobe Labery Bid Labery. James Labery. Jos. Laber) Jobn Murphy, Margaret Doan. Mr John Ryan. James Rysa & Mahart, Jas hana. Herry A Jones Jas Wright. Jas. Purchac end six children jel Venely, Fo Bakhane John Fg) Welch, Thor Riley Mic’wel Gidlet, P. Fie Antonia an Italian and bi meric k py Fett les. — B s Marion wen. Margaret Mouros and five children Ann Fealty, John Hemil- ton, John Murphy, Pat Conaily. Thos Cahan. Pat Darkin James Hardin | F Hiekine J. Wallace. wife and cbild. Jobe Hamiiton, Thos Mallon. Jee Burt. | Jom Kidder, Peter Bervice Ann Hannon, Thomes Hopkins, one untoowrn Smith Pomeroy, five Iriabmen names usknown Skew —Thesollowing are the names of the crew hare perished They belonged, principally Thomas Glenn Peter Moore Robert n. Jobe Wairh, Mic! Alex Ay Burns Samuel Mastov, bdward Kersey Thomas Wilson, Thomas Walsh John T own t ie oity chanel Flaherty. John Patter: one upknown, James Larkins, if not paid off at New or. leans. le oot Baved — Andrey Boils, Charies & Porter nder Morrison. Peter MeBwen, Mike ‘illespie Piword Welsh Joho B MeDrite, Mike Bracken dao Mallory, Sylvester Lynch T of the eargo on the Adame Is setir early all ot ued wt $20,000 H wince, that a gang of drunken fellows had entered nniece Ourrsor --We noticed, a few days the house of a poor old laboring man, named Lan- ning, in the (own of Marcy, and beat him severely, frightening his eued wife eo that she fled to the woods, where she perished of cold during the night. Shocking as was this, the detaila are far more horrible ‘ting Weare informed by a goatiemes ju scene of this etrocious outrage, that it was » trated by a party of you men who had been drinking freely at tverm near the Marcy meetinghoure, and that proceeding to the house of Lanning, which ia situated in a lot some distance from the behway, they at once cCommenerd a viclent asenult, breaking in the doors, windows, and roof The family consisted of four persone the old man and his wifeand two ghtere, one of whoin is married, and near her confinement, and the other is about sixteen Having eflected an emtrence, they immediately areatied the old man, beating and bruising him in the most cruel manner, bie wife fleeing to the woods im fright, # eady stated, where she petiched in the night. The fiends then attacked the two daughters ia the most barbarous manner, tearing off their ¢ ng, amd, in tarn, violati ther persons. Itie log f 3 the married daughter | eannot survive. — Utica (YF) Observer ' poel. The mew clipper bark Salem is loading at the port for 8 Francisco The fatter vessel is aid to have superior packet accommodations for wenty pasrengers Craxceston (8 bomnd to Liver. | | | row Covnse— | Founrn Day. Feb. 8 - Handicap Puree $600. three mile ) beats. The Charleston Mercury, ot Feb. 10, gives the following imteresting report ot the last day s races Charmer, Captain | tue veteran Rosa sport was expected winner of the four mile day and Capt, Minor, her competitor im that | race rup under mach lese weight, The Wagner fill; carried a featber, and Rosa Lee «game was undoubted. At the call for starting they came to the string in the following order: Charmer had the track, Rosa Lee second, Minor third and the Wagner filly outeide First Heat.—This was beautifully contested by the | Wagner fliy and Ross Lee: from the jump to Ubey were frequently lockrd a: ett while Charmer and Minor dy *tride. trailing @ long way behind efort for the heat, but reserving themselves for np work in the atterones The Stuart filly was firec der the string. with Rosa Lees length bebind ; Ohar- mer and Mivor having measured their distance so as just to seve the red fing shutting them out from “a place in this picture Second Heat —This was @ cracking race At the sprung off like @ deer, and toon lead of the ero +d by the Bily them in the us wide by ride th ®t killing pace. while Charmer end Minor had t quicken their jumps to keep within reach for the | contest before them Inthe second mile they closed outheir leaders. god after a vigorous brush on the beck etreteh, Charmer got the front piace—the smeed quicken® and as they come tothe etand. it wae body + race but Misors. who, some lengths behind, till reserving himeeif for the last went pearly round ageir in thi last stretch at @ pace seid: ffort of the Stuart fll jous to pass ling and she led her throug time, 340. of thie heat. over « beavy track and & warm day tells better than aoy a | scription what s gallant contest it was Teod Heat —The Sily and Rora Lee retired and | Charmer and Minor only came to the call. This was a prettily ron heat. bat Charmer wasas much Minors overmatch in this as ie the four mile race the heat without being put up to ber best, t no lsek of running rire bation Purse, od Three Mile este, br. 6 years (117). 3 1 1 Mr Singietonebr.g Capt. Minor years, (102) 43 Mr Stuart's b f by Wagner. S years, (feather). 1 2dr Mr. Harrison's ch m. Kors Lee. ag +2 3a Same Day.— Post Stakes, three mile Mr. Patterson's ch g. Rubs 5 years eosoee 2 Col Hampton's b f Millwood, 5 years oe Mr Greem'® b g Tom Walker a years 3 Mr Bin ch g. by Wagner. 3 years vee Gis, ‘Time, 5 48. Theatrical. BR y Turater —Thie ev drama in three acts aod Glor: the character of America’s cause, Mr Mise 8. Di Lafayette stock compan: neent BR Seott will aus jorman Kaistone «patriot in Tiltom arGen Wi ‘ne soenery in this pice Mise Hiftert will ode and the amusements wi the comedietta of “ Crimaom Crimes Brosowar Toratan —Thie ev mantic rpectacie of the eixth tation he splendid ro. K of Ite represen actress of great theatrical ta te admireble and Isughter exciting farce of Baker Bunto's Tue ot crowd ae —Tt Burton's est ht. from pit to d bill of uncommon tertainmen old comedy of “Bhe stoops to Conquer,’ with Bur- tom Lester, Biake. Jordan aod Johnston in the prin- cipal characters Mise Walters will appear in a fancy dan the amusements will terminate with the new piece entitied the World + Fair ebich will em brace in ite cast pearly the entire strength ic eompany. The rcenery dresses and ‘are paid to be eplendid Kimo = —To morrow wight thie magnificrnt Teceptacie of dramatic amuremente will be re opened for the appearance of the celebrated Rousset troupe The representations of the bailet. and of the French lee will be eeen with great pleerure and the ired by the risters Rousset. in the of this queen of the i}| commence the at tractive performance at Nibio #Garden, which canact tall to be crowded In every department Natiowar Torstar or tale theo, 406? me written the track at the hour Cemetery for inte: Bt. | On the 10th instant, Joy F * produced for are | | for a $11 for Ohio 8\0. for ale, 660 ke There war Xo. tor hame. with ing. Lard was eearce and in 4 old prime, toarrive, om terms not made public jut little change in the market for butter frm at 6a 60 for a considerable amount off-r- owing im part tothe the inclemency of the wee was held above the views of buyers and st $15 80 for Ohio mess; $14 for olty. and . Of old about 400 bbls found charers, at $1 a 87 a $1244 for mene, and $9 37 & rh market for beef, though less active, ~ }d the day's business $8 1 9 44 yunted to 150 $6. rime 00d demand. at 8% a ith sales of 200 bbis.; and cheese, and the business doing war quite limited Thomas Rockuivre to Mi city ried, be Key Henry Chase, Mr. Many Burs both of this At Hoboken, 8. Srvanr, son ot A. L. Van Boskerek, ged 20 The f ears. nds and acquaintances of the family are re- fpecttully invited to attend the funeral from 8 Paul's church, Hoboken, on Monday, Feb. 17, at half. pastten A M Op the 14th instant, Or peaven Perenson, wife of James Ez bh noclock. A.M. of the family are re. funeral, on Tuesday, fro late resi. theut fur. to Greenwood weitn Hanoman, only ton of Thomas and Marian K. Mardman, aged one year funeral, from the r corner of T nix days. The triends of the family are invited to attend his idence of his father, southwest ith avenue and Twenty seventh ateset, on Monday, the 17th instant, st haif past one, P.M. Hie remi On thy will be tax: are respectfully invited to attend hi to Greenwood consumption after » fi on Tuerday atternoon. st two o'clock, P.M. His re. maine will be taken to Greenwood. On the 16th instant. of abscess, Mr. Exocn M. For- d ral. thie (Mon- Morton street en of thirty-six Da Feq.. inte charge d'affaires of the United Btates at the Hague His friends end scqueintances, fomil ey invited to atte: pervince. wt ich will ake place at ét. Patrick's Ca. thedral, corner Of Mott and Prince streets,on Taseday, the 18th instant at three o'clock. P.M. On the 16th inetast, Morris Rowssos, ron ot Joho Edwards, aged one year, three months, and twenty five Lae 1 br Ceylon, M Bi ot Joe Lawrence, Tro beghs, onbaewa. ac) usiptances of hie funeral, from Boston), Falle h tens And silks, to mas re, be Lenpard, ® eon, Lube o family are re- dence, No. -. Bor's & 8 Tho's, raary 17, 185%, ‘shew hae, 9T days, A daye New Lontom Below, | y blowing strong at the | sw il lage ob the Roading Room, on Saturday 24 ee Scan, ee Balled. Ship Bouthampton, Tinker, for Londen; and otbors. Fes 16—Wind during the day NW. “rhe Pea a shore La are Utes Bags or a 91 Wail street. | L. Fishlepongh,. < Commander, DAM, aff pe ny ner Sereld Marine Fete on Tabb aes De eae Puraveurnia, Feb 16—4 PM, | fant At 8 e Antwenr, Jan 21— rte Ven B aad having superior socommédations. 2th, Cotton ies Fic Vern ste Bente 4 pe four Sra nha oe “4 ry set at tee ‘ne np stgite. ae Bases. MOreane ue, feem BOcieens. 1 Pat tise, aud the areigh® paid at the Seat Haierots da pay ey ois seam ry at ca, i Furr f fore the day of departure.” Freght will not bere ih; Goethe, Heusen, Bait web | fa i cea as Salk es roviaa wtiloe ees more; o tee fe si — Cleared— Bork Taponien Gallagher, Havanes beige Fe BALB-1UB Fab? SAILING AND WELLENOWH tt, eg Lage! Brot E Holt, Cogging, Cientacgos; sehr si gee Polk, Lay burtben LL Her dimen= th, mh, aeler, ‘Thiel, N Netice to Mariners Royan 19tn. diberia, Bartlett, papi 234, Raise Tux B: ADE OF 7 Bi . ar Lemoine, BFrancisos; Francais Casimer, Thou: | Ln ral, Landon ‘Jun, 28 169Iee wien bon te te tao Bens, do, yo oont ‘OCouFreRees, th wtriotion be ram Crrre, prev to Jan 2|—S8id Maria, Got, SFraneisoo. Can 23-81 V3, Iuliue,"Kiscketer, Savannehs Holn- : his 1, a8 well a8 the River Eider, lately insta on the era, Roim AHOURO, o, dan Tela tetas, Freneh, NYork (from 0p tf vessels as before, Fueronen | PNP) UEN are Bw AND CONSUMPTION.—IT 18 INDEED & nie ign, B—Of, the Mow York Pachot, Dring, from | B. H., See Meigs ners 88 Caetano ds Malnted, ea I AR ool y thousands, who treat euch an entered ms les," Vaiskman Gedo, Sun, Vin 4] Sur B. EATADLE. 978 tons, late Boston has be deen amd complaiuts with the greatest indifference, aad let them rum 3 aie Peek ie Joba, NB; 2th, Corinth, Smith, Unarleston, and eld for Lone Sea rh, Heaiette, Eire Queteo, ’ Bld 24th, Lalla Se Mr Wm F Dowe, of New Bedfo: i Ts to be Vineyard, in decinais Buc Arie. bas cel purchased b; River 1 ft the ¥ - edately. and vo be < even months, without th have ve you pes s i eas, pleasvre, or care! attention. Tt the Ec! Le fae of ship 0 pai of reer David Jeu Tela 1? Book, Avery, NYor , ae eapectorate large wunatitie of sbi with blood i alty 0 af ‘Proathing gy yEkvmnine Roave, Jan 1t—Sid Joan Koy, Van Coolput, N | of that you td Jour own foo lish ‘noglect bee brough Pisine, then, you value in timo, and don’t trio with your ovl a y quack nostrum to cure you; but ut immediately procure # bottle or two of that famous remedy, Dr. Wistar'e Balsam of Wild er, Orleans. our lite and vans, Pratt, N York; Fieerwoop, Jan 30—Arr Isabella. R: GRavasenp, Jan 18—Sid Margari ‘%tb, Patrick H bard, 6 Scur Examrce from yenbters ft ed totally wrecked drifted off, and ou! Where the cargo is bang d BLoor 8aRaH, Dep Bosto; efors ieee renee up and ‘aken to Ryo, din, Frask, St Ji a, 8. eford, ns’ NYork. nad from the lyde 5 Odio, Billipe, i ‘ana t trom Greenock 22; Mary, Boots, heer Ban 15—Arr Kite, Dale, Malege. and ol nia; 19th, Gondola, Finney, Malage, ard old for Guixxocx, Jan 20—Arr Glasgow, Marshall. 8t Joba, NB: 204, Anerty. Pea NYork (and at Glasgow next das): ath, Tady ‘hitten, Fe e, Se Jobn, NB; 2th, wotress, Flint, VW. Are sepiadels, Fis NOrleans; Bth, St Denis, Follar Lowe, N Orleans; We aM “ Tex, Ainsworth, New ry 1a, Bitlings, Mo- For influensa tt te the world,” Bo not decsiveds remembe foe ctper preparations of very. boot here wae vessel, or whether nels iikely to prove tal loss. Sauine, sriginnt Baleam of ry on the wrapper. None genuine unless si D tne wrapper. | For sala by a. B. & D Ne 100 Fiose ‘il'em stroet: by Gavilané, & Cow Oy Malia 8 Re Cortland OD. as Ly New Lenten, 12th. ship New Boslend, Wiloox, from ‘$100 bbis wh 20,000" por ope Sidtoss 1éth, ship Fabi Ocean. SIulands Oct 5, Roratonga Nov pith 20 bole wh, Are! ANOTHER. SOLSNTIFIC WONDER! — ARTIFIOIAL | Digestion.—Dr. Houghton's Pepsin, t! or ganiric juice, n kreat dyepapete cure, {trom the fourth stoma! ox, atter directions at ie F bi Crow with one exception: Has mode the a buco im 24 days. ern ter trom Capt Shoekle shit ‘Tamerlane, of NBed- ety gel ay Se og fon hoy ford reporta har Deo 2, no lat, alt well, sleam, for North obie, the great "Diy antaton chemist Paeifi *, Pevvion He weal, aa haste, ih, r0 Dee 80, ship Pooshontas, Diss, of Holmes's iy uly wondertal remedy ‘vr in 3 Hieary, Putin to repair. Wit. Lutsow, Baltimore, man, N¥ ork (also reported Spoke: Pig -3 Tpamee, from Philadelphia for NOrleans, Jan 9, lat 31 ‘ig . ours, out of the Ship Vermont, from Li for N¥ork, Jan 8, lat 40, lon | shout rs ste} rad tal Boron Tichig, (a ‘hie calebrated 2, i: Sa ee eats: and cxoeiis wieae~y 8 —"Ap artificial dnener fluid, analagous to the gas Meioks, from Wtockholm and Cherbourg for NYosk, be cous membraus San 2b lar 49 $8, lon 10 16 | oft se meat and eg, Bark Lycurgus, from NO; td ous same NB, ae oben 29th, Laty Miltor 2 ns for Naples, Deo 25, off Tor- t go, Effort, 7; juebeo: 29th, out Fe peeks Que N just ip the same J tk Victoria, of NYork, lat 65 49 N, oo rk i Jehe Wiaiheep, from Mariel for Boston, ree me Hoel, Bae 16 Bay foom Rio Grande for Ba~ | : pe ion 35 nent Book of wheth But it ie mow wniversall it may Ove Dollar per bottle. re bottle wilt often off acting bottle of the genuine Pepsin beare then veleten lying too during @ core, | Bver Lane, from nis, for London and San Francisso, I Ine eit) N, len 17 W—by gman of of S, Hunehton, M.D. sole, proprietor. | Di Now York office, No. omens Jen 20 Act Tivela, Weteenee, BY Risk Ba Teliance from Shanghiee for NYork, Oct 18, of Pala | fe rors ps n Broad Call’ and got deseriptive 2iet, Chilton, Whiting, NYork; Sing fern oe | Oe OTE OBE: os toni Pi tt ‘i oo a Bit Curtis Riilmington: 24tt arb, Bu Lavoque, | een eee ee he Te. HO, fee Baste g BEOLASCO, wD. D,, Ko» (PROM LONDON.) 47 Bas EAST nd eld lduh es 21th, Oronimbe, Protas 70m CALIFORNIA. deater Tee Med Lies muons Taare N Curopia, Brose, do. Matra, Jan 20 arr 3 Jos Balch, Gorbam. Wilm! a Man Cra wer 25—Arr Brilliant, Francisco. 81 erin} Mon), Ju 24 Arr Mountaineer, Harrison. Qui Cid. 2lat, Sophi Fr neat known. Those married ladies, whose childbirth is iH them almost worse than deatb itself, may avoid muoh suffering, by. sppliention N, Peay lean. f~ Boston (Aug 22) for SFran- 0 from NYork (Sept 25) for 8Francisoo, , from NYork (Aug 27) for S hiss iawn ton. s above, daily. irom 10 tol. NB —A erence south street, Now York, aged 70, y yours’ agonizing suffering. day and Bight N bee. Bveret, NOriean: ‘reder! lene uloorated leg, cured Smith, City Point, Va. Foreign Ports. 1; re, by rhe en tn E-C hey Seen, Axromo, Feb 1—Bohr Joba Clark, for Baltimore, ldg. ov reas 29—Arreobr Judith Ward, Anderson, New — PORTLAND fap $0—Put in, peoket ship Margaret Witmingt R, CONVERS' INVIGORATING CORDIAL—THE ON- Evan . Pratt, from Lo tonto for N¥o Fob 6— for NYork soon; N D ly remedy for weaknees ility of the organs, ama for NOrloans, with | ongse. log, D Nickels, for NYork 3 daye; brign Tonquin. dp | those sad dieorden chtsed ‘by tmproper eret Evans, Pratt, | 9° Wande id ‘and others be- habite of gouth. su Linden ‘and Deal’ an fore re id. profess to canis ind 26—Arr eld 27th for 1 N ow York (see — a prev rte rth, London, Hi Hw Pu‘ ix 37eh, tho Jaen: from Stockholm for NYork. Piymovrn, Jan 23—Sid Mumphrey Paringtos, Warwick, ani 9 0-—Arr Blanche, Culleton. 87 24, p Atlantic, trom Liverpool for disabled (sce News Colo ia 22d, Fallen: Bosto: Avril, NYork. ‘Hey, (from @ anysrsra week ‘fom bochies of this covdtel will resets you te manly vigor. This ta the o ouly medisine on which liance can be placed: in cases of ‘seit abuse. reporte Payra, De 12 Sehr Page, Fish, of Régartown, for San Francivco 10 ¢ Pi mamevon, pesehr b Draeo, Thatel from Sag (Deo 1S) fot rapeteo reporte: Deo S)—Bhipe Surerp, Prentiss, une; Louis from California for Baltimore, Cootess > rene: John N See . Bs 190 ace, W from Bali from Wilmiag- Senco, Feinhagen, for a. Buxtor ‘om Baltimore, tarr; Pey- irom fienmond, unc; Greyhound, Windsor, for once 16 of hope to scores o f young roe petian for $k riportaue edviee Forwarded to De. York. TMENT OF PRIVATE St Nazarex, Jan 14—La Patric, for Charente and NYork, | Botten, ldg: Tena, Wade, for NOrleans, do Sétrove, Gar 78, by application, with- by Tie oh ee le tae 4s bedlng ie ons Tal W 0 Oe S a jebility, browght on ‘by im per hal ‘ut in, bark Liverpool, Fenner, from Lon- for brent apd NYcrk. 4 ions] afisetions 1 Som —Entd out, Orion, Leeds, Bordeaux : edie: on i brige e¢; Huntress, Nye, for N York, Ide; G W Brinkerhof, Crook- for ECelsaas, 10 chr Susan Sturges, Morgan, from Bos - rere, Bras (Mexico), abt Fob 1—Sohr Petrel, Fitzgerald, for Sr douse, PR. Jan 25—Brigs James Roach, Sherman, for N red wit Ng, fom the other phyei I have contrac’ one with aati, caused by ot ‘“cxpelling the disease York. we john Tunis, C3 for Norfolk, ¢o; pally 'y ‘diploma, ‘with these, and the pone pe Billiard. Frates, for N Vor Jar Simproa, Gout that none esa equalit. You cured me Be oe ei from Machias. do; Courier. oitae, Yrom Thiladolphia, just arr: ¥ roiled may. 0 sompiaint on Youcwal, Janat—sid olan! ing, —, for NYork wis fe or the mn ORL Packer Suir AmeRICAY BA got op Oave bdge Sand on the 17th, the tide, uninjured. Sure Tuomas Warour, (of New York), Davideo, was at re celngecsore feom New York, Mo Movies Borron, Feb 15, AM—Arr ship Delaware, Tarbox, NOri off mt the flow of ones Head, N bares Lay) Dyer, Thurston, Matan: NOrleane: Gem, Hai Cs ‘Phila pi sabe EZ th ola shin Judah Touro, Nii . Gibraltar and ata ile W outstead, en the cveniog cf the 1Gth for sbelver, and parted LovD anchors and drove ashore, Her damage isnot etated. Convair, Jon 17 Bark Queen, Wheeler for Savanvab. loft Penarth roa:ison the Sth i So miles to the westward of Seilic as tinvance of Sw Nrwcaeris, Del, Feb iS—Not a vessel here, oreey Arcele. tor San Frarcisoo. The wires tween here and the ind warm. yourselves -— {¢ pretensions may bo, avt a oop} Strangers vivitiag the city, partion templating marriaga, don t think srling ral + Which w os ort, wR wind, Back Phe Ps ets everything abepdoped by the crow, who, however, re light. The St Lawrence has her stern stove ia stanchions, bu! tly in contact oat 14, fro im Constant! ple, ¢ t 1} be ame for otNa, [as Spree | erreet by Strings ot & Towns 4 $X NOT ONLY MONEY Buy Livi Monter will forteit By onre () t Dearborn. NYork. rr, Wheeler, and sehr West from Passengers “Arrived. Liverroor—Pa ship Centurion—Dr John Lohman. | ‘The Rajah, Jones, from Live i | Livenpoot—Packet ship Tease Webb—ilr Raynes, indy | lection of 8 physich Bh aye pte pn aad ape dl let dren. of Camndar Charice Cadwell aad ody, ot | His great remedy, Munters fed Drop 1 "the Bi from Glasgow for Philadelphia, ary Purlin, of Liverpool. 1 Sess muoh—<« Mike me of sails fi New ‘k for St Johns, e BRITISH xD ‘NORTE AWERICAN “ROYAL ‘eamsh: Sorwoon York and Liverpool direct, | amily are eulject verpool—tne B only | enocessful preciti ; fan, t Mo faa and receive mails cis the stady ond creatment of ‘apt. APalCa, Capt. Kyrv | -~ A oz hi 3. branch of ne . enables the an ‘ etor to guarentee speed) cures. & modieal book or pri SW, sprung th eddking’ AKA. te tremtloes and ‘advice for muldng. This gical Femed » bear wp for Pu AumRICh: Capt hs nad in Boston = <4 B RALPH ApTHOR oF Tan “PRACTICAL bw hours, 9 to 12 4. Mt ‘SS Greeawioh stre: ot that amy ony of reapse bility and st proferstomal Aiteation to diseases whieh pesple of every tend to cure eo enrily, If, however, the one thoogand he minerion these pecpld bring tipom soe en} opin a wenld ho formed. Jan 19—Pat in, with | of foreyard sbip N aye trom Auvwerp fer levcription pre. per 7—Put in, the John, 4 Now York... Wednesday, ish Way Kl Ti dare tor Newfoundland, Passage from Now York or Boston, to Liverpool, les cabin i Passage from New York or Boston, to Liverpool, 24 cabin | Berths not seoured until for. ‘reight will be 3 anaes ar tpecte beyond sn amonnt for enced, Burgeon on board. Se All letters and newspapers must pass throogh the ‘ost Office. For freight of passage, ong Upon posterity: if and epoedily femoys od, Froin t tages the aurher hae enjoyed Practies in thin speci: Edward (Brien, Ceci ton, arrived here to. movuntered heay. fe uring the pi he pendant of the rudder gave ample reseon fo eT ts | any days oe they had exiates theathed wich Munt arts of thi vember, Bibby. arri ip Geode, recat Through bills | sity she svere | jaced. red on the Peneeed 1th the rate of ill be materially red | NEW MEDICAL BOOKS —a COMPLETE PRacrical | ‘work on the nature and troaiment of dolion " and all the binured afections—itlusteated by m area" mum ber ot ange pe, life: by Bomar ' 00 arrive day from Ore i» 2th December fat 42fiomg 94. lost ber rudder, but afterwards rucceeded in fx ng another W= Put back, the Ohio, Wreymeyer, for Virginia, leaky. ‘ut im, peeketepip Bavaria, Anthony, for New York, with Lose of amils, rigging, Me. up from long 19 Vaugeria, Jan 18—Pat & New Vork for Liverpor rigeivg . the William, M’Pariand, from Ky, and with ) h Ti mists ore tre nate ne apier aio. aon was the gplen tid doubie engine m, Jaa, Findlay Sehench, wild sail precisely at 1% o'clock, tfoot of Warren wirest, Ne it, wt raneioco at reduced rate at Havara to the eplendid ste sestay, Feeruary Suh, ot ats P. steame! ast, Jan 4—Put back. bark @ al ew ! city the value of the D* MoRRIRON 18 CONSULT&D CONFIDENTIALLY the company will not be whith he Say losses on valuad handiee shipped | Recent shectonn pomeves hich could mot render any sesie! fivat or freight, apply ts +m i i pon self Ne fee sill raven. Soe | don diptows, in bie private ofes, eo. 0436 Fa JOUNSON, NO. 16 DUANE STREET, 80 wa. mown in the treatment of delicate divonses. The Deo for skill in tho have existed for weakness broweht Recent oases o D% WARREN 18 CONFIDENTLY, OONst Titseases, from of tary Wost strest, 001 eer, Warren at. ved here. nie Mowjng seals at the tim? Day, from Gio: ‘iaye, has pur back, 4 in four dave. lowing Val 1 ta are now in the Pa | tifie, Se of ‘vhich will Ye always in port aveach end of she ls fou | | GON, Vas tape. ht 1 300 tons. Lj Toni, 1,000 toma. Cone a CAROLINA, on fw steamanis COLUBIA, will” "ply. regulon be isco and regen, waiting wt the | ngers from Pae 0 i And in expected to be got off ff the weather continage fine nai, Jon T— About 3 fest of the heel, spare with ine ‘hore on the 20th ef the skin, wm 6 aebitishon. divenses of (a males. Unwii- hip Corre Lian, Donve, find to coms te in Bloody of), the wind f mow, from harbor, having UST PUBLISHED DR DE LANEY'S POCKET FOR~ 2 | Mmulary, © popniar treaties om the symptoms of, and re jes for cortain diseases, and those deplorable inticuitia Sriving from self abuse or excessive iadulgence of the page= gions, Price only 1234 cont Hd Bt the bookstore, roadway, and, by post, of the auth Lispenard N o yap TILL CURED.—DR. to Ho. 226 Roosevel tly could wm pt, but fails den j5-The Milan, e | ‘3th, and COHRROKE! of sach tnonth. for Chagres, de kept in shine CAR. The new stew. | Pai will forms digeet | leaving at mch pe- a4 possible om the | PRY HAS REMOYAD or Chath a bip Warren, pi foremast, mate gad miten to all jalan is. with bowepr! masta Rone; euppoees she was steering for W Telegrs aphic Marine Feporte. Bowr 15, "4 arent. WARD.—JEPT RIES Cleared —Barke Helen Maris, Baltimore; Del » Phiine RATES OF FARE FROM NEW YORK TO CHAGR ER | ote) parieg Fe. A Lad del} von vary Baloonetate recme, cece OO Miavure tor the sure or bch Art trig Johe Winthrop, Marie! Feb 2. Left brig A | Lower cabin berth. 86 Tithout the tomes tentgioniona oF 4 oy Pattereon, for Boat days. rage, found with mattress and hoard uM ce in application te basiners T Nonvorm, Feb 16. | ran PANAMA TO SAN FRANC ip % Sober Verper, Arecibo for —; put im om account 2 iia he ind er ca¥in berth, Ff “~ 4 (-cared—Sebr Peru, Wint rage, found with matiress and b i And steamer Victoria, went Br orem Muth. Gen Taylor, tor NOr! re Ry | ao Wright & Ox Vow CRO BMAN’ aPRcin a Pet discoveteh this is FROM SAN FRASCIN@O TO AWFORIA. ~ 8 of Vy FOR SAN, ERAR CISCO, SniP: | x 3d erent are, witb L pere by this rtionlarly reqnested t) sen oF onpaanP®, oF Vsnge ‘Bag for Halifs Jove ab the Rending |). Pet eeithowte Rog hi sthernoon, at qnatver or be iclooh, and be fore | {eit ge abide of Mating for’ stamens, 86 #1 "| ~~} ia AE * be af to thi Febru ab ‘Stout Perel Tevvad Boge tno Washington, for Southampton agg | a0 1008 i 8 LNDRECD, 2 Drveiver. Veitc Soon Mouse apts Sage NF inctns Se