The New York Herald Newspaper, March 18, 1851, Page 8

‘NEWS BY THE MAIL Our Washington Correspondence. Wasuino ros, March 16, 1851. ‘The Adjowrnment of the Senate—Owr Diplomatic Relations with Central Amertca—The Cowrse of Great Brita, §c., &e., §e. ‘The Senate has at last adjourned sime dée, after transacting business without a quorum. About fifty thousand dollars were spent in constructive muledge and per diems, and some forty odd thou- sand dollars were distributed among the officers-| and clerk: of the body, making in all about one hundred thcusand dollars. Had the Senate on Monday, the 3d instant, gone for three hours into executive ses ion, instead of knocking its own brains out in attempting to pass the River and Har. bor bill, this expense might have been saved. But the expense is ‘he least evil inflicted on the country by the friends of the River and Harbor bill. What is the most to be regretted, is the inde- cent haste with which forty millions of dollars were voted away in three short hours, and the amount of public business which was left undone, u urgently required by the public interest. Of what vee is it tcr the different departments of the governme at to have it in charge to make re- commendaticns to Congress, when Congress will not even cocsiterinem? I do not speak here of the tanfl, which is a double edged sword; but Propositions were made by the State department whieh required ing’ antaction, and which,neverthe- lese, were entirely overlooked. Thus, Mr. Webeter recommended that we should send one ful! minister plenipotentiary to the five States ot Central America, Guatemala, Costa Rica, San Salvacor, Nica: a, and Hond with full power to reside in either of those States, and to travel from one to the other as the interests of these States and of the United States might re- =. Congress did not act on this proposition, though it recommended itself strongly, not only on the score of sound policy, but also of economy. ‘We have pow three full ministers from the Central American States here in Washing‘on, viz :— r Mercoleta from Nicaragua, Signor Filth Molina, from Costa Rice, (arrived here but three days £80); aud Mr. Garrey trom San Salvador. We shall,no doub‘, in dve tim’, have full ministers from Gau- temaia and Honauias. Diplomatic etiquette would require that we shouki send a minister plenipoten- Uery imreturn. if wedo that to each of the five Statee, we shall have five ministers at an annual salary of $9 000 exch end $9,000 outfit, making in the eggregate $90,000 ; that 1s, our diplomatic in- tercourse with Central America would cost us five times as much money as our int-rcourse with Great Britain; or, in other words, the diplomatic intercourse with Central America (five States ‘with an aggregate population less ¢ a million) would be as expensive as our diplomatic represen- tion at the cour's of St. James, St. Petersburg, tlin, Vieana, Madrid, and Lisbon. This is pay- ang rather dear for the whietle ; considering that in the Clayton treaty, we have already suffered our bands to be ted by Great Britain in sucha ‘manner, that all independent action in regard to our American proteges seems to be entirely ‘out of the question. Besides, the only rational plan for the States of Central America to pursue, consists in uniting their efforts tor the protection of their common soil and intereste. Our counsel to those States can on'y be union for the sake of their natural independence, while the policy of Great Britain on, the contrary, will alwaye be to sow dissension among them—to apply to them the old maxim of divide et impera. The fruits of this diabolical policy are now visible in the civil war (for such it is) raging between two of those States, which, perhaps, might have been prevented, if, ine“ead of secommodating our policy to that of Great Britain and the stockhoiders of the Nicaragua canal, we had a sensible diplomatic repreeentative in Central America, whose cease- lemendeavors should have been to promote con- cord and union among those States. (ne repre- Seutative would answer such a purpose much better than five, because he would unite in his person nicety of purpose and of action. These Central American States will yetgive us a great deal of trouble. * Asto Mr. Mercoleta, you krow, | presume, that | he wa Spaniard—that he has never been in Nica- | Yagua ; aad thatas a European bred and bora, he | hes a great idea of American Independence He | let the cat out of the bag, after a few days’ stay | here in ington, when he observed casually to # gentleman, that his object was first to build the | road, and then to negociate with Great Britain in | regard to other matter The slight which Sir Henry Bulwer is seid to have been guilty of in re- } gerd to Mr. Mercoletamay be a ruse de guerre. We | ait know that Sir Henry is deeply and peeanianly | terested inthe caval, and | have strong reason supptse that ithe minister plenipotentiary | trom Niceragua has his diplomatic expenses paid by the shareholders of the projected enterprise Mr. Mercoleta is « L»plomate trowve en Expagne, who bas probably as correct notions about Ameri- Oa, or the corn he ninelly represents, as an Esqumaux hus of the palace of the Escurial oder these circumstances, the appoiutment of a full minister from ed States to the States | of Céntral Arreriea, would heve been doubly use- tul;. but Congress had no dea of giving such views the coneideretion which was due to them The fect ie, the last hours of the hirty-first Congress were spent in P i king. The and Harbor ry, opposed it. A m State poliev, Cheeause their States came in for a share of the Fhe public plunder,) favored the House bill; bat bili ned carried, it would have ve tor the land marks of party hereaf y was as good us dissolv of making a rally im 1562) 4 stands, the democrats are more eas y united than the whige, Ishellin my next explaia on what candidates it is poreible for that party to uaite, and jet What candidates it is most likely to be de- feated i T Wasminoton, March 16, 1861 The Buth Day of Andrew Jackson—The Purchase th e Union, & ‘This is the anniversary of the birthday of Gen Andrew Jackeon, that wonderful man, of indomi- table will, of wild and fearless ene of character, of warm friendeh ps, and implacable hatreds and animoeitics, who s*ore by the Eternal, and smok- ed hie pipe, witn all the peacefal philosophy of my Uncle Toby, transformed from a soldier into a Christian and seint. He was a wonderful man, and everybody wondered, end stood afar off, and trembles, except the women, and they were elec- trified and delighted. Who de ot remember hie ignorance, when spoken of for residency, hie “kicking cff the civet his profanity, his blood-stained hands, as a duellist, his wicked pro- per sities for hors cing, cock- fighting, aad gim- ling’? He wes a monster’ It was so of Jeffer- sor, and will be «© of Som Houston. By-the-bye, Andrew J. Donelson, the private secretary of t achsor, when President of the United esconcluded the purchase of the ('aton newspaper, of this city, and Father Rite to the Old Dominion, vowed down with grief, and afflicted with that (oul disease which J poor Faletaff General Armstrong, of ° ssee, i the purchase. Ocean steamers m of it, | reckon, as we shall see from ite leading oft on the Presiden- tial question. We need an able and indepen- dent paper here, to correct abuses, and awaken the people to the incr: asing magnitade of the cor- ruptions, entering into, if not coatrolling, the legis- lative action of he country. The adminis- tration ia weak and vaeciliating— 0 one dey retracing it the mext—permitting abases to exist, and continuing in office incompetent men. By the knowing ones, it is said that the catinet are to decide to-day upon the |aw for a dry dock at Californie, and Dakin, Gilbert & Co. are expected to have the contract, verbally entered o with them, carried out in good should be id Bavtimone, March 17, | St Patrick's Day--Trial of New York Bar ectors—Gen. Chaplin's Trial Parade, & St. Patriek’s day hee, ae usual, dawned wi 1 Die blustering raie and bail, and a strong inclination to | { The Hibernia Society will celebrate the , first, by distributing premiums to the three | enow d hundred children of the Oliver Hibernian Free School, ead in the afternoon and evening by a grend er, at $5 per ticket, at the Eutaw House. Rev lr. Moriarty delivers aleeture on Ireland and the irish, thie evening, whilst there will also be services to-day in rish Catholic churches The telegraph wires through the city are suspend- ed with stuffed figures, in various directions, ae usual, which nobody seems to care anyt ving about, except the officers of the telegraph com many, who have beem busily engazed since day-ligit, with lad der and poll, in removing them, for fear that some damege may be done to their wires the The triel of Exra Collyer, cashier of the late Havre de Grace bank, in connection with the Messrs. Beach, of New York, chorced with em- ~rrling ite funds, will commence at Bel A‘r, in iI county, on the firet Monday in April, anda moet exeiti time may be ant ted ex 4 thet wernor Lowe will issue a requisi- n ro lovernor of New York for the New Ceeetore da We couslon. ot Extoatts 34a, anf the tris) of the Tho Tohuantopec Route. notorious General Chaplia will probably OF HARBORS ON THE PACIFIC SIDE, ETC. ww merrow, it he should it convenient to at- | | The correspondence, relative to the tend. His counsel have recently stated that he | T: rots, fp in the New Or- will stand his trial. At the same court, the leans the 7th inst :— New York burglars, one of whom is Jack Webb, - ‘Ventosa, December 17, 1850. will be tried on the chayge of burglarioaly entering |__| hasten to inform you, that at the southern coast the Fells Point Savings’ Institution, in this city, | of the lethmus of Tehuantepec, at the Ventosa, | atqut ene year since, They had tw r trialre- have found an cxooliant paroer i Pap aed mo' from jity Court. sizes &@ good pel Parodi’s second jo on Saturday night, was | chorage. as crowded as the first, a brilliant audience every puit of the house. She gives aconcert in Weshingion to-night, and returns to-morrow | proach to it night, to give a third concert here. Oar Poughkeepsie Correspondence. Povenxeersiz, March 17—2},P. M. The Troal of George Wilkes There is no likelihood of Wilkes’s case being on to-day. There is another cause on, in which the counsel have commenced summing up just at this moment, and the Judge allows them two hours on | northere, the communication between vessels and each side ; 20 | calculate by the time they are done acd the Judge charges, it will be too late to begin ‘Wilkes’s uial this «evening. Our New Jersey Correspondence. Trenton, March 15, 1851. The New Jersey Legislature--Sketches of a few of the most Prominent Members—Chartir of Jersey City, §c. The assembled wisiom of New Jersey has gone home to spend Sunday, and will meet again in legislative council on Monday, finish their busi- ness, and ¢djoura finally on Wednesday. The Senate is a body reepectable in talent, and contains some fine minds. Thus, among the democracy, we have Colonel William C. Alexander, of Priace- ton, eon of the celebrated Dr. Alexander. This is a remarkable family, numbering three eminent di- vinee—the father and two sons, Drs. Addison and J. W. Alexander—all in the Theological Seminary at Princeton—and another, a younger son, a popular preacher, now at Freehold, N. J. The Colonel ia @ gentleman of rare talents, and winning manners, which contributed not a little to his success in the whig county of Mercer. Another son is a lawyer in your city—Henry M.—and one a physician at Princeton. Dr. Manners, another democratic mem- ber of the Senate, is one of the most elezant men, in address and cultivation, in the State. On the whig eide is Abram O. Zabriskie, of Hudson, an eminent lawyer; and Asa Whitehead, of Essex couny. These are all men of fine talents, and physically three of them are very great men. In the House of Assembly, just now, the most promi- nent men are Drs. Whitehead and Hoxie, the whig bolters, on the election of Commodore Stockion as United States Senator; Mayhew and Wiiliams, likewiee whigs, who weat over, body and breeches, to the opposition on that occasion. ‘The democracy. too, has its recusants—Opdyke and Brown in the House, and Canfield in the Senate. The sepremecty pes of all these men have been taken, | learn, for future use. Thus you see how party lines fade in New Jersey. The old Senator, Dayton, has returned from Washington, and resumed his practice. Among the acts of the Legislature, little is wor- thy of notice in yesterday’s proceedings, except the breeze kicked up by the Jersey city charter. This document, as long as the moral law, was passed by both Houses on Thursday, but Goveraor Fort refused to sign it, on the ground that it contained a clause giving the corporation the power to tax the property of the railroad compauies, and dimi- nishing by so much the State revenues derived from the tax on said companies. There was g-eat search, too, for the (;overnor yesterday, by parties interested in the charter, but no Governor could be found. Like the Gods of Baal, ‘he was either asleep, or bunting, or in the inner chamber;” finally he turned up, and as his scruples coula not be over- come, the charter was withdrawn from his custody, the obnoxious clause struck out, and the bill again passed in the Senate. You must have an eye on that litle city now, with its new charter. It ex- tends all the way to Bergen Hill, and from Com- manipaw Cove to Harsimus Bay. Who can pre- dict ite future greatuees? The Senate also oe @ bill to appropriate $30,000 to complete the House of Refuge, while the House resolved that work ehall be saspended. In the latter case, | am aa sured by one of the commissioners, that the da- mages to be recovered by the contractors nearly + qual the amount necessary to carry the work on. I am edmonished that you like short let’ers, eo I conclude. Death of Gen. McDufiie. By the southern wail we have received the intel- ligeace that Gen George MeDuflie died at 9 clock A M.,on Tuesday, the Llch instant, at the residence of Richard Singleton, Esq, in Sum- ter, S$ ©. Gen. MeDoffie bas been an invalid for several years, evficring trom a softening of the Lrain, or some kindred disease, which not only destroyed his physical strength, but seriously im- peired his mental vigor. He held, for many years, a very prominent position in the South, and has served as Governor and United States Senator of South Carolina, in both of which offices he com- manded the respect and admiration of his constitu- ents. He was enardent States rights’ man, and a zeaious advocate of free trade. His political views, indeed, were all parallel with those of the late Mr. Celhoun, and he probably stood next to that dix toguished map, in ‘he esteem of his fellow citizens. iis death occurrirg newer the anniversary of that of r. Calhoun, will be widely regretted in the ith —Phala. Bulletin, Maren 17 Appolitments by the Presiden By unt with the advice avd consent of Ponsion Orvice — James E. Heath. ot V Commissioner ot Pensions Comaistionsns.—Jos. KR. Ingersoll. of Penusylvania, Axthur F. Hopkins, of Alabama and James A. Harlan. of Kentucky. to be Commissioners to ascertain and tettle private land claims in the State of Californ’ Povise Laxvs.—Samurl D. King. of the District of Columbia, to be Surveyor General cf the pablic lands of the State of Califor nis Alphonse Lastrapes, to be Receiver of Public Moneys at Opelousas Louisiana, vice K. Benguenal, whose term Of office bi expired, ‘ds, to be Reosirer of Publie Moneys ichigan, viee Horace M ed. term of offlve e Register of the Land tice William H Bim- mons, Whore teria of office has expired Boren votes Avrans.—Jvb@ Drew. pen Mitebell. of Missouri, and to be Superintendents of a tribes east of the Rooky having expired George Warhington to Mice at 8t Augustine Florid w Mexico and Tease . on Harper, Willam Wilson Philip H Kaiterd George Butler. Jobn K. 01 Luke Thomas Fitrpatrick M Watrous, Jobn 4 im PB. Richardson, J to be agents er the 20th June next, for the Indian tr the Rocky Mountains and north of New Mexico T Richard H. Weightman, of New Mesioo, Abra- bem R. Woolley. of New Jersey, Joho Greiner, of to, and Edward JI. Wingfield. of Georgia, to be ate for the Indians ia New Mexico Helewen. of Kentucky, to be agent for at io Uteh , Beverly 8. Allen. of Tennessee to be agent for the Indians in Oregom. in place of Simeon Francis revigned. J agitive Slave #xeltement in Sew Bedford, Ma sochasctts. We find the follow! oy deepatoh in the Boston Com of the 17th instant - New Bee March 16—6 o'elock, P.M ur city bas been in the most intense state of ex citement ever since belf past four o'cioek this morn- ing, im comer quence of the srtival here, at about that time, of two gentiemen from Bosten. who lett that city avout miinight, maXing the \carney (60 miles) in four ana bal! boure—thirty miles by hore, #nd thirty by railroal—bringing the intelligence that a steamer vith 100erme! men, and the Depoty U 8. Marshals leit Charleston 5 y evening, bound for this or eorm cinity, with the rimelj The bell Joontinued T pie A large concourse of people and resolved upon future ‘ed colores citi n UPON every t bi Liver’ et ru ty Hall is and seven bun bom are f to stand by 01 ‘The colored ate placer berty Hail veral of Bs he opening of ney Freneb. Bry ot N tim a 5 ppeintment iu Be tat he could and would arrest fugit! in this city, if it cost him his life, Mr. ch then told the audience the news avout the steamer Therxcltement was very great ‘The impression here ir, that the steamer is intendea (o remain In the outer bay, to be ured by the new Deputy Marshal, who i# a pilot, a a sort of privon hip. there he porchared it being no other meant of holding a prisoner. The name of the new officer is Bili Russell enid to be a tool for any desperate work end reading rooms have been vieited by hyodred= ducing the day who are anxious to learn something of articulars All good citizens, without reference to patty. deciare that a fugitive ought not and never ean ve taken trom t The new deputy Gude it diMouit (o obtain bonds required by Iaw before he can he fg appointed was fiftended for this port, ut at he Bae reosived the appoint Buch as as been raging al, sey that It would be lmporsibie the steamer to have arrived tng of our despatch & monster the « J. Morrow, | j | of the propert, He dorm not | = Ventosa is a bay, situated twelve miles of the town of Tehuantepec ; the ap- the is an uninterrupted plain, but it is nece to cross the Tehuantepec river, the depth of iy: bh —— ant L ee season, from two to fourteen the mean of the river is one thousand feet. The river nar- rows at different pointe, offering several sites suita- ble for a brid; The bay of large and sheltered. Ite shores present an extent ef six thousand to hundred feet ; vessels can enter and depart with the wind 1m any direction, It is a much safer har- bor than .Vera Cruz ; in this latter port, during the the shore is interrupted. At the Ventosa, a norther of great violence raged from the 7th to the 17th of this month, and the sea, to my great surprise, was acarcely agitated. We passed across it in all directions, and continued our soundings without difficulty. ‘The waves of the ocean could be seen at a distance of six or seven Tulle, énd not nearly as heavy as those of the Sulf. We aleo witneesed the effect of the south wind which ‘prevailed on the 3d and 4th of the month, and notwithstanding its violence, the waters of the bay were tranquil, and we went about in our boat without trouble. The bottom of this bay is, in general, a compact sand, quite suitable for a good anchorage; but on the western side there is a bottom where this sand is mixed with clay, forming the best holding ground Monpar 6PM. pase tempo f Asuxs bave been in limited ‘et former rates. Rio Jancire, 66 days, with ek ae fome $0 bbls. old at $6 06 « $6 Teor pearls, and $6 31 i, Conant, Mow Orleans, 15 | Bisa dao ak ie tatoo Baxapsturrs.— Flour—, Peat be from Now Or | fe caton 8 px iS ‘4 i very quiet, the demand being entirely local, and oaly Gaps Florida, bae tee pein | Ort 1d, do bh? ape, ra, and to sapply present f the sbipe wish loss sf foreand | Jerscy. De: Otccker, be'ldtie Riseeouse varied.” The inclement state of the weather ts, Tand fying Sibboom, (obip Zone, of h 5, ng - ae a with oth tag | penta Hib 2.—G14 Corinth, Smith, Charenton, : changed hands at 6426» 613 for No od Wile re ee OURO S | Caen tok de at HP ie beveate Morey, teen fare for Indiana, Michigan, and New Orleai ay ” do lag Vie~ $4 87 tor r yase Genesee. Not | pba for eters. dian wor report! Radamisto (Sa: wurdeong common. an: flour was beld at $5 @ $5 60 tor fancy brands. Rye $3 87, without a buyer. Of corn meal, Luasos. Feb 1 L Fe. ‘An Italian polacre, name unknown. Bhip De Witt Clinton, ed on Sunday. 2 ree a, arrived on ater, Teporte:—Sd ina! 60 bbls. Jersey brought $306; Brandywine was dull at saw sev of 100; came day, $ 8%. Wheat remained the same, with bi Red in- for large steamsbip bound B, with fore and maintop 9 joes som: nom!- | sails ‘ 8-1 Bal at 7 sersey. George, Crawford, reported in yesterday morning's | Ri gan” {2% SY March Brix Jerome, Ford, for Betetol, were quiet, and firm at 47 a 490. for arrived, had not arrived at quarantine inset. Les. Feb 24—Ship Jas Titco! Hill, for 62c. fer North ntsuk, MoMichaels. for San Diego ai lizsbeth Means, Hillort, from do arr Play Brig present as well as prospeoti being ps Grinvell, ee. for London; re, Titcomb, from NOrl: ia de ae wee rasher Lght, Sdont 6600 Bi Viot'tis, chauipion, for Lond drut, NY the inqui: changed bas of interest. prices ruling before the arrival of the Asia, with sales Of 900 bales on the basis of 10%0 for middling Floridas Arrives—Bask Avela, Rooten; sekt Melee Hhteens is, % Fisu ruled quiet, at the closing rates of Saturday. | ship Catherine, bri and Neptune, NYork, B? Bales of 250 barrels mackerel were made at $10 12%; a Cleared—BShip Casco, and schr Jonas Smith, N York. $10 46 for No. 1. in lots, ‘New Oszzams, March 8. » brig cer (Be), do, Farichte —There was not» great deal offering for Powox, PR, Feb 2/—Bark Jo Hatch, from Liverpool. 200 bales of cotton were taken at %<d.; 3,000 Seah for NY ork, Lda bet ewan, from ‘May barrels of rosin were taken at 28. Rates tor flour and Fees as he snl (under, com: ‘ain were nominal. Cheese was being taken at 20s. a ‘here was no change to other ports. —Transactions embraced 500 boxes bunch at $195 a $2 124, and 30 Hav —Holders were steady. and there was a moderate businers done for city use, 500 bales having been sold d hands, at 6634 a 670. for nm Barley and barley malt ruled dull, without opened firm, but not acti 250 Rio at lle, and 100 do. Java at x. Beocher for N¥ork 7 oF : Fatlorten: w t, NOfloans. ); Robinson, foe" Li i, tench ab ah ws it, for Liverpool, age at anchor at she bad weather. . 4 blowing a gale, with ‘The transac- Boston; 10th. be the probability o! Fok no date. Telegraphic Marine Repores, 2 (Br is dull agein, at about the ), from i York, Af i: " Co Jam ton, land, for NYork dave. and others. Porramourn, Feb 26—Arr Prinoe Albert, Meyer, Londom for NYork, and sid ay. mm, Fob Jane E Williams, of and for NW ontact with a fishing vessel which caske currants Frovipenox, Maroh 16. Or; Kot ino pocsible. This part is 2,700 feet long, by 1,800 | at 66c. a 67c., cash. leg¢—Glenroy, (of Gardiner). Maxey, Matanzas, Mi wae damaged to the amount of 10, but no lives wore lost, as wide, forming an oval. In this spot the least depth | _ Hors —Small parcels were taken by the trade at S26. Lean Palade BBrig ras salle Glaciation, oeal Wo (latest dates)—Ships Capital, Mi ia twenty-six feet, the greatest fifty-six feet; al- | #34 , cash, amounting in the aggregate to about 20 yi on te oail Sth, barks Seo most everywhere forty-three to filty feet. This | PYTC. 0+ coitmess’ pig, 200 tons sold at $21 60, 6 Bee eee ee a tet oman erales Tees, Beweh Tam, part of the bay forms the best and most sheltered | wonths Market unchanged. J eaton: scbrs Oxtord, Howland, Baltimore: Any lime, | un ry Bilen, Ki irom Cadis 34 daye, arr Jen 28, anchorage. — Leav,—BSales of 92 tons English were made at $4 30 larvest, French, NYosk; Willard. | expected to load for New York; Rostock, (Foreign), for jdy, Dean, di Our soundings were commenced on the 29th No- | 9 $4 31 a do BE ry nh ge SRR na C} Chas Edward, (Foreira , do, do; Antelope, vember and finished on 17th December. They lo. asses —The market was quiet, with sales of 100 | dence, anchored of Castle Hill near Nowhere othe peers | pee iar aes coe were made step by step, repeated several times on | barrels New Orleans at 313 , toe Senet grazies, Sop, Benes different daye with ‘the minutest care and most Navat Srones.—But little has been done to-day, but ‘361 pulous ep One boat, American Com- | the market showsnoalteration Of spirits turpentine Fo ecru cy. a 7 2 | Letter bage for Li ’ mittee, was used in sounding out to a distance of es sizes ste., cash, and 100 barrels com- the rebanse ie tbe Room (| ek ean See ten miles; the depih gredually increase O11..—Linseed moved to the extent of 10,000 gallons | “Fostage to San Francisoo 25 cents, whioh oan bo pre-paid piled aly iad table gives you the reeult a soundings Epalid ‘and best American at te roo on a or not. These mails will be forwarded in oharge of & spovial arts) brig rete oat NY¥ork wi olders were very firm. Importers ot Englis) — i a1 ). Latour, Boston. From Shore. Feet Deep. From Shore. Feet Deep. | gex 800. a 820. Whale was du!l and unchanged: A let Tho al Lotter Bags are also at Konyon’s, 91 Wal! ssreok Rorrerp. » 26--Bel wolacke Diep (Duvoh), Vold~ 360 16 to19 700 20 to 28 | OF 150 barkets olive brought $2 873. Merald Marine Correspondence, huis. for Bostin, 27th 9 23th; Maria & Adriana for 400 17.. 23 800 23... 30 fr Joun, NB, Mob 13—Arr schrs Cathorine Brown, Browa, declined, while other Pwiapetrara, Maroh 17—4 PM. “¥" 4 4 4 oT. 86 NYork. Cla 8th, brig J i Frederiokebure. £00 18... 24 +4 oo descriptions were steady. though not much inquired | Arrived—Barks 8t James, Jobvston, Bi ; ‘Tuixere, Fob 20—No ev, ahi 29 y. 00 3. Dey 58 | for. Bales were made of 100 bbls, at $1325 for new; | Briese Hallett, aw , Vin Iniborne, Warham, B wos, Paks _ , Tenvanrersc, Jan. 30, 1861. for do. prime mess; $1275 tor old mess; $11 2 mile, de eee Ravin, ee pe ae oak oe for I have found in the bay of Salina Cruz,’ on the | for new prime; and $10 for old. Beet was in fair re- widence; Dacotah, #mith, Care- | Portland lag: WF Rider. aidegs lage te oenn for N York ino Pacific shore, another harbor where vessels will | tail request. at $8 75 a $10 75 for mess, and $5 @ $6 for oston. ; : : daye; beige Gregaczs, Young, trom Jowales, wig ter Ocle find a good, safe, and deep anchorage. i Bome of choice quality wi higher 4 nis, Harding, Boston: brigs Shawmut, | noco, Haskell, for NYork in S daye; ® Ingersoll, Plummer, This bay is about two miles to the west of the 8. $ Pickled parece: schre “Te a Ee RK, from Boston, disg: Itaska, Parritt, do do; Stise, Merrill, for Ventose, separated from it by the peak of Cerro were as last noted, with a moderate inquiry. | Avdzews more; Jano Hl Deputy, ‘Winsmere, NYoric Ida: Mary Porisins, Chase, frm Jamalos, wuc; Samuel i bas not varied, 260 barrels prime new soldin | ¥ii0 Noo suka Re ve ington, Camp, Leech | Reall, Bpraqus, for Boston inf dave; Aoklam, Morro; between these two bays there are some , Le ville, NC; Jobn Rogers, Paynter, NYorb: Obas Applegate, | York in $ jays, dg, and Charles Menry, Wil others, that are emall and dangerous. The two ie. pl ogee i) st previous rates. | Post, Newburyport; Banner, Gandy, Williamsburg. iy ays. ‘ rt ; ps ‘an tae bays of the Ventosa and of Salina Cruzere atabout | “"Ry i: “Berars)— By auction the saleszha’ Miscellaneous, ‘axrico, abt Feb 20—Going in, sohe Mary Bilen, from u — jeszhave been as Orleans. equal distances from the town of Tehuantepec. | follows :—1 gore Te cor oe bear Forty fourth eats ieee, Seana aye pte ptias toe | Tux Cuvps, Feb 22—-Bid Janet, There are some bills on the plain which extends | street, $1.500; 3 lote adjoining, $2.575each, $7,725; 1 do, ‘rock about a mile below ort, and piled: rop'd); 25th, Madura, Pinkerson, re from Tehuantepec to Salina Cruz, but the valleys | corner Forty third street and Broadway, 26x02, $5,440; allast, and may possibly be got off. Uae oo one raliond, “von Mord 88 easy Possnge f0r the | (mrs. A4TiG. 1 40,. wast SOa00, Go" coh | Thess Sprihtoc etaee inten. whe ttre ade oale pen and hwo Re Er railroad. jo. 25x% YW j0.. 26x97, 5 jo, enol ree set a Home Ports Sali j %Hx115, $2710 each, $5,470; 1 do., 25xl0l, $2,750; 1 | setting under way at St Thomas. = : ate gyeay, of Salina Cruz projects deeper into. the | ore vorty- second serest. 26x04, 84.760; 1 on rear, |. Bair Furwocrn Rock, from Boston, 6th ult at Liverpoot, | AZEXANDuLA, Mazch 18—Azz sabe Opese, Bakes, Boston. rt he oe f ts Bee ‘wy + | on Forty-recond street, 252100. $2,010; 4 adjoining, ben only 14 days out; then took an B wind aud | a5res: wi quarantine ark Oletis, Pil Waieh epciaie 500) EAS C6ms West, @OVANCE | each 253100, $1,870 each, $7,480; 1 do., 25x100, $1,790; ligt, 22d ult. | bark ELK, WBldridgo, Phi sdeiphia; sahes Mary” Miller farther into the sea. These points are the extremes | 1°"4o.. 252100, $1.770; 6 00., each 25x100, $1.7 fore reported ashore be + Ellen, Peter: "ork. Bid brige ‘hall ot the ranges of hills which ,shut in the bay. The * 2: 7 h) $7,500; at auction 1200 Span! 4 fem th: is, ships Greenwicl iB Y. each, $8.900; 4 do., each 25x100, $1,875 each, $' ins batt was laaeeed 7, Nashua; brigs Garoline, une whole length of the curve, formed by the saores of | 2 do., each 25x160, $1,900 each. $3,800; 1 corner Fort: t 7 for $7.00, divided Palmer, Tad A 0, deatination rY LA $7100, a TE) the bay, is 4,000 yards. second street and Sixth avenue. 25x100, $3,300; 2 equally between them. id. In this bay we remarked that the northera had | joining, each 254100, $2100 each, $4,200; 4do., each Bric Jursa Prenex, st Baltimore, roports:—On the Sth but little effect on the water, and we were able to | 256x100, $2110 each. $£,440; 1 corner Forty-third str: inat, Jat 4034 8, 30 miles from Naniuoket South Shoal, fell in $5210, $2610; 1 corner Forty-second etreet tity of go about in a small boat whilst they were blow- ing. Here are the sound:ngs:— ‘eet ‘eet From Shore Feet Deep. From Shore. Feet Deep. 260 18 to 92 500 24 to 40 300 19... 26 700 32... 44 400 22... 34 000 40... 64 The depth then increases rapidly. A chart, —— I will forward, will show the soundings fur- er out. In my opinion, the Ventosa is preferable to Sali- na Cruz, forthe very reason that the latter is dee; er; and also because, in certain winds, vessels could not enter or leave the latter bay, whilst any wind weuld serve their purpose in the former You will easily conceive that the deeper the waters of @ bay, the greater the length of chain that must be let out, and the greater the distance ot vessels from eech other; and, notwithstanding every precaution by vessels so situated, collisions take place when they are weighing anchor, with enything of a breeze blowing. Pesta, ARRANGEMENTS IN CaNapa.—By the traueter of the post office department from the House to the colonial goverament, several changes have tilen pwee., Tie pestmaster general will not to be responsible for any loss of letters by post. Embezzling or destroying a letter to be punished by imprisonment in the penitentiary for not less then three, or more than fourteen years. To steai soy money or valuable security, imprizoumeat for life Police Inte! Charge of Faise Pretences.—A mam by the name of Thomes Dunn, was arrested. yesterday, on & warrant iseued by Justiee Lothrop. on a charge of obtaining ny bill of goods consisting of furniture, amounting to $45, from Twamley & Furry, furniture dealers, No, 86 Third avenue, under alleged false and fraudulent pretences, It reems that the accured called at the store and re- prerented that he wished to purchase some furniture st a sbort credit of one month. and asan inducement to get Mr. Twamley to trust him, represented t] he owned the house he then lived in, situated at the cor- rer of Twentieth street and Second avenue. Mr. Tvamley, believing this representation, sold him the furpiture end toek his note at one month This oo- curied about the middie cf January last. since which | time the rote bas been protested, and Dunn has moved awey to parts unkown to nant ascertained by the com the statem the house was nd not bis property. The magis. held the ac to bail in the sum of $300 to er the cher, the Mentity of @ Name.--The William Al- ed by the Seventeenth “ard prlice. in con- beclion two others, noticed in the | terday,on a charge of peasirg co | not Mr Wiliem Albert r et ‘Thies Mr. Aibert ir ly reep | Guard. The prisoner ge, who is believed to thar mide w only bired by D t_ money 162 Cherry bave ersumed that name lars —The police of the fifth ward ar- | rested yesterday, four men called John lrundage alias County, Frank Hutrio § Andereon ton and Jobn Miller, who ste ivy ipto the grocery rtere. No break'n 7 « $100 in money $30, together with valuable | | peemy, we colerés wom oppostt: two of come out, gave a whistle, and across the street, and they all walked off together, taking with them the desk in question. As yet none been recovered. They were con- | veyed before Justice Osborne, who committed them to | ptivon for trial. The Umwius Case Again, —Officers Brown and Wale | tag arrested yesterday, twortage drivers call | King spd George Hourtoun. op ® warrant ir | Jurtios Osborne, charging them with driving cenreletags. belonging to Bertine & Kyerson, of the | Grond and Spring etreetaline. The drivers were con- veyed before the magistrate. who took ball for their ap- pearance toanswer on Wednesday next |” The Cose of Cryder cad McKoy --This case was again postponed until Wednesday afternoon, at 4 o'clock, Mancw 17 Pp by censent of counsel on both sides, U, &, District Court Beto: Larceny |B, Levy, it a Inet, the witmees took paceag: Arctic, for thie port; that he | rabie quanth ko, ine leat | the portmantean war brok carried off; no clue to the t! | the rbip arrived here. When the part they querrelied about the division of t the presence and hearins © who was « bar * pasred ven. were convicted on jence which was satiefactory to the Court. The of. wbich they were foun gilt wae one ofa baraoter, they plundered the prosecutor and left (1) @® destitute ine etrange land, they made away with, or concemled the emtire of the property #o that none t could be recovered. The rentense therefors. is, © be contned for One year and that you pay ‘yoo: pice, tod be impsisowed until the Gnd is pald be. anid th) $1725 each, $3 450 with the wreck of Np d ten was 8 lary a a od ing. 25x103, $2,750; Bowery, 2/x110, $4050; 1 adjoi be Tenge 140. 26x103. $2600; 1'do.. 25x90, $2530; 3 do, each i . ‘Pendleton, Alefandrie: Thee 2621C0. $4 540 each, $7 620; 1 corner Forty fret street, Kaox, mith, 8 Bedford: sehra 8 B Davis, Jovason, Philadel 25x86. $3 275; 2 on rear, on Forty-second street, each eee, 5 Oo, arises, Ls Buxton, Ried 25208, $1975 each, $3,950; 2 adjoining, each 25x08 Dreux, Woodbury, at Phillnlgbia tom fagua la | eo ie Com Wino. Goker Seen ne fe Janek Rick,—Market firm, with sales of 100 bbls. at $8 314 4 Liven Ancsciiacaes aenaion Eel bear, & $3 3734. cash. Boar —Bales “include 160 boxes Castile, at 9%c., 4 rps nic Bwan, Ploree, : My Bairasr, heavy gale on the 24th hence at Bor: 00! fia a jobne Indies. ‘and 2th ult, and k March 12—Art brig Mary Ferrow, Moree, Freak fort for NYork, months. deck, (* Rizaron, March 1—Aleo old brig L 2, Spear, Srixi7s —Domentic whiskey has advanced, and with | Bric Susan & Jawx, from Matanzas for Portland, before reek good inquiry. ‘The transactions eum np 400 bole. at | reperted put ints Bershuén in distena. in going fudogh tha ‘enigma ee 24,0. for prison, and 233;c. tor Jersey. Foreign was | Hor Fish Cut, cr We: passage, got on the reef, where she | * Microw, March 1s—arrecht E 8 Thampscn, Philadelphis atendy, wi emall sales —— Pred eee a exieee Pat aaa peng ze Basrronr, March 7—Arr sobr Matilda, Wooster, NY ork: Tarrow.—A lot of 4500 Ibs prime city rendered | cogsleber ve act into port, there not being sudicient for bor | tt MAK Avon, Cures, Cork. Bid Zeb, brige opas, Mivoboll, brought Tze aa dria; Gh, echt Red iheach. Jordan, WYork Tosacco opt po Frvverionawne, prey to March M4—-Azr sobt Rowena, rales of 46 bi Pusan ens rather dull, but at steady prices, with Bas Kentucky, at 10 a 12}0. Wives.—Included in tne operations were 30 quarter carka port. at 95c. a $1 12; and 16 sweet Malaga, at 36 eO7}¢ , cork, eras, March 17 Scur Asnanex.a, Peitoe, in going 09% on 130. from Band- oul Hult sido, where 5 1g—Sid act H Ames, Delaware City, rom, Fev 26—Arr ship W " Whartcu, Gates, 6 York; brig Bary, Hopkin .Guorcrrown, BC, March S—Arr sehr Honcistts, Mallooks, ork, wich for Beaton, got ax ehe remained 14th, and proceed, Sour lona—The psrtioulare given of the wreck fallem in with of Cape Hatteras, resemble muob che sohr To: ———_—————_ 4 : Grovonaren, Mare! 1—Are Seasta, Roch!aad for NYork; MARKETS ELSEWHERE. Feae WEEN ste Seeee Coarteston on the yk tans, bi Hope, Detchiacn, Puilsdeiphia fer do; Ruth, Portland foe STOCK SALES. wT art, wi bag np he Sauisiowal)=rate brig. Rogerti ‘At Bel'imore cn Wedaceday inet, (Sho hae booain= | o> Of ae tional) arr 8 tee . Fowell, Chagzes: sour Rappollet, de, Towed tases 25th ult o,, 84; 1,000 Sus correotly called brig Jonah] ghipaGso Paynes, Coc ineror, and itt a & Welter brig members of Home Lodge No 416, and Lermitage Lodge 1651 0 of O F are requested to attend her on Tuesday afternoon teneral o'clock, from her iate residence, 140 Kim street, with- out further invitation Os rencvia papers please copy On Monde: iton, ip the 294 year of his age His triende and acquaintances are invited to attend hie funeral, on Wednerday Hie rematns will be taken to Green McDougal street wood for interment On Monday, March i7 Avy. wite of Mr. James Anett Her friends. and those of her father, Mr, John Quin are rerpectfully requested to attend er funeral, 0 10th inet , at J o'clock, from her late rest et Proedway Wednesday, dence, #0 On the 17th of Mare tien at 3% > Oe: Err . ” Oe Light atip bes boom x, Mch Li—Agr sebrs BS Powoll, Powel pow pinced ashore at. the 2; 12th, echrs Champion, Bartlett, Beston: Benjamia Ff bin Istituee 6 16 ion 87 2930 W. Bh w, Bo: ith, brig Martha Kinaman, York, March 17, of covsumption James Hant- ny a black ball at t end & bs Cay, a2 ashor® ¥, reported < Baltimore, in , 108} 1,000 Soh. A t, wae from G00 do., 93 | Ban Sosn; no dete, ohip Charisti tepeay moraieg’s paper should bai Bee Tet (Tro date ia dos artes! H . ma Oth J. Do'na, N York: wohen be reepensible to the people, and reecive $3,000 Nore | & ty. Parker, NY¥ork. Sia per )ewr for his eervices, besides being entuiled to ee arte ttey 7 Ah Ih cheop dae lene, aseat in parliement Postage on letters, not ex- Been wt tho same period for veven years, | Davie, do. Old vehr ince .. ° ceeCiog halt an ounce, for any distance within Gee ee ii peg ea wears Whalemen | gnxwestrie, Del 1,5 20, F M—The stoamahip Clay of yovince, five cente, the pre-payment to be optional; | _ Im Washington City, on Thursday evening, March 18, at New Bedfo u ect tad Pep > Baawed ¥ Nanking not allowed. Pexaatiners are nor bound | by the Rey Edmund 0. Bittinger. U. 8. Navy, Euwenr | pAtf3t Now Bedford 28th bt pe | relock ti , end the new stomiacr Albatross ® to give change, but may demand the exact amount 5 ee Hannan Axw Puanr, both EETig At Roratone kines yg 3 AM 914 tho vessels before coportot in carrent Coin of post stamps. The postage on | °'arprockiyn on Saturday, Match 15, by the Rev. J. . of Pernambueo, sia Dom, Marah 1i—arr echre elmira Rogers, Spel hewep pers, pamphlets, magazines, and printed | ¢;ywiord, Hesny H. Hc uvn, formerly ot Philadelphia me f aud for NBedford, trom | man. Providence for Al pterey, Acwood, Wellfleet books, remains 48 at present. Exchange news- | to Biiza. daughter of Samuel Sweetser, Eeq, of the | Pee.» whip Cortes, Cromwell, NPaoific, Honolulu Ost York: tloops J D Fish, Nic papers between publishers, and ail priated docu- | former place 40) 2600 bbie wi 75 do wp oil, 50,00) Lb6 come. Spoke Dec 3, | So ad mente addressed to publishers of newspapers, are to On Monday evening, March 17, at the Clinton Hotel, 27 18 3, lon 19887 W, Euphrates, Orosby, NB, for hom Naweran, March 4—Cid pees free of postage; und all papers printed in Cana- | by the Rev Gardiner Bpring D.D. Mr Chances E. Ferman buco: Feb an, tnt 9 N, lon 67 W, BE | Prizanerriia, Moh 16— oa end addrested to subscribers in the United | Brooxs. to Miss Hannierr ©, Husisroy, both of New hip Pech sst Rosen FR: Sarah Blizatoth. English i Even 4 poms ee |N ¢ May, Rows ‘Ché pobre Bam) Le- Sales, to go free to the lines Je yee packet, iccnagilie "i 0 bi ¥ wb ow p oil, 23.00) 2 deve. Spe 3 P kaioo, Providonee. chattei, meney, or thing, which shal! be deposited Died, whee Bis So 10 wae Oh ie ten de tee abeth, Bilis, MYors im the post (fice to be sent b' , chall cease to On Bondsy morning. March 16, ot consumption, Mrs. | °ZE50; 55,700 2700 wh for howe, Sex ag OP HS F Avr brig Ses Bird, Qurtts, Cardenas. p '¥ por y ie p m4 I B: 3 2 n SH Berry. N¥ork. be the property of the sender, and shall be the | Many Ay» &. wife of Jobn M. Brown, in the 45to year Le 5 NPacifio, clean, | Arr scr Hoary C Lowoll, Brpanty property of the party to whom it is addressed, or | of ber age z ken cxee days belt of and tor N | Emblem, Moore, Georgetown, $0; his legal representatives; the postmaster general | The relatives ard friende of the family. alto the | Peitne MM). os uit, ship Sup Sloav, from Pacitie | * for ALonden tew days. Notice to Mariners. Bros, Boston, 18th inst ate \d bring the the 19th inst. from 56 b t day and nignt, eit) P.l.t, in Large Passengers Arrived. Livenvoot-Packet rhip De Witt Claten—J Sammond, x worl, Thomas J, Elizabeth, Harriet 4 ye Witt Clinton (porn on the passare!; Wm ( died on tho pasrage® Wim Martin, anne Mi ed letters ice By ocmmand pk Bey mow, Brivioh Guiana, Doo ¥, Rio Janciro. dat deni of the Pilotace Committee, it WERKERK, Boo, at 11 o'cloek A.M, Many — Kus brig Wool ghst—Mr Mow h, suddeniy. Aacivacy Prive, ing the enna of Brooklyn, stone cutter. oes 42 yeore ve mey bring ch BE FAvoRir 7 STEAMER N Bis friends. and thore of the family, are reepecttul e “ . ood, will leave P invited to attend bis funeral without farther invite. Ship Obio, from Glaegow for WYork, 6th inst, lat 5945, om ih of April. Pas: Lid o'clock AM. 10th fost , from his late reat | “iy pees, of Damaritcotts, he ehh % 43 Columbia etreet, near Atlantic street Lito inet, lat $602 N, lon Tt 20 W. mown speed, tnd at imates, will inure morning. Mareb fter « short but se the day before ft. Eowanv Buyia d 36 years. ‘ 1th fast, lat 36 Bor froisht of panage apply at will take place thie day (Tuesday), at in Pooama, o'clock. from his late residence, 420 Water street, be A Ber iesine Seti = —_— ” Tees uben hie friends and acquaintances are respecttully sore fx 4 : MSDIOAL. invited t« t Peb 25—Brii idian (Br), Young. for | 7 \> ee are rane wre —o-e On Mon y B. son of Henry W. #, and sobr Doe n Queen, fr jslifax, C Upne MBEX THE TARATERN? OF OTHER pny and Mary * and 6 months B plow odes (aK mt yas eae wi vlatives and friends of the Bannavoes, Feb 22—Arr bark H Trowbridre, of and from ily are invited to ‘i G'tbe funeral, without, further, botive. on Wed Maven. Is pert Sth, brig Alvenc, Thorsten, for Cubs, y. Tt has boon beaday, at 10 o'clock from 2 Amos street. | Benwvna, Meb 8 8 ous fo degree te My aay On Monday meruing, Mare Crhnistian Motien Hg from Geongttowns with im. @, f : c git fy 4 aged 72 yeare and 6 monthr a native of the kingdom ot It is an poten Hoy A + bh Soasstoste Hanover. Ge y amps averteit, ‘The friends and acqualntances of the Loge mate — m, Crockett, N ae epular: a le ° ye iailg who have ceed spectiuily invited to attend his funeral, at the resi- Seb Gence of bis ron. No. 115 Leroy street, on Wed bg Ty A ay Pd the 19th § 1 prelook P a. Hin 9 (Ost 0) ack taken to G od Cemetery for interment. ovo) arr “a ch lt Weybosset, Cart ldg; Musk~ - ning, March 17, of consumption, | ipium, Creeketl, and Mason Bers n, for New fully in terroon, Lier relatives street At Key Wert, Florida, March 4. of conrumption, Mrs. Pree Lawn, aged 98 years, wife of William Lane, for- street, without further tnuvitetio: to Greenwood for ji Maro! the 68th year of her age saw | vited toattend her funer sidence of ber son-in-law, £. P. Townsend, 61 Perry ¥ ‘ion 1, bark Jona H Mi j, Mason Barney, Langstor t NYork 10 days: bri ), Cabasss, for Boston 12 days, aad others 5» teamer W J Fonse was still plying betwi Buepoe Ayres. 4 —— Laarvig, Tonnessen, Newon erment Beir, widow bh 16, Cranes ntances are respectfully in , thie afiernoon, from the Shoes Fostlving ffoms 2 | dividual, of doth sex th od in 2 days Thore wore 46 merly of Breokiyn, L. I x Her remains will be brought on for interment ity |. Ds, author of the Westohester papers please copy weg fet. Pe th plates. At Bohenectady, om Saturday, March 16, Wiuisaw B 5 » Warton, Beg ot congestion of the brain, eged 64 ide, Metesif, Scott, wor yearp, late of this city. oo, co bark ts 7 Anne, Bil- — td a a Bh ean 2 ba oe R RALPH. AYTHOR oF THE 9 PRSCTIORD PRL MARITIME INTELLIGENCE, Rondon tor Boyton (and | 3 fate bolas ious, @ the ac nyt RE Movements of the Ocean Steamers. Lnaves, y Brother Jonathan Now ork arribe ++ Mow York ell, @avannal a ana | uncommon aivantages tr author basen oped | J hare Stella Maria (Dutch), Borger, | | saa smple Feasor. for tating thimty i 01 to sail about Moh}; has jenges, oF their consequences, Bs w }¢ teresaiting from carly tm: naa Shaleal "wry na je Lovett, from Smyrns jor stages, will be jor stages, w pidity of th 4 D*: coming vaiet my t y Pri atin 1 are faithfully ai fri Feb2i—No Am ‘Alhor, Fessende els in port. Sid 2th Palermo, to load tor NY. maira, bark Alton, Pa onita, Wiuchester, for One- to load, supposed for N York pot thie W Gi ascow Feb %—Bhip Corre Liap Doan #: Pilgiim (Br), Riehardron, for mere (Br), Paton, for Ban Fi Fem, 00 a8 bo befor on, Sf teaet, to judge if no feated 0, Barvars, Ss h f ibis pamphlet being caly 12% contm, “ al. Jenkinson, Bost imeelf under the caraof any phy | p26 Balto asiorion. Toomtson, tor NOriesne, yy My prtinemente may ne, fot Bangor, to load for Boston, Fhe al ARM, book, a6 tlm Atabelis, Darvon, Newzort, £, 29 toad Brondveag - R, 1. MORTAMORE WOULD SaY yo © H9 have contescdod dinanges, “Cues gi correo tae i, eare of Pestth. Ihave dev jd maw: : a eon fatiy the Hopart Town, VDI aon, SFreneisoo: Vioteria Packet, Fir vaRrroor, Moh 1—Goingin, Yor ot \2—Arr Helen M Fieal or, P ears 0 me . Howe Chagres, & Mille. on; Edva Robbins, Mobile, | jailett, do, J W Biwell; | oy, Vera Cres, Bargous, Brow: Maw | Pubs thts Jae Rosch, Sherwood, Brandy~ nab, | tir ona Kind of, mediaine to Ly Ac” ~“Qanads (9), Marr! for Gisanea im all tte ae oot Wm # darvir, o iilned Sy those Saotlats, oat oboe me dally i, WARREN I8 P ON FIDEN TIALLY. ——, Fiymowth : } | © Dinenoaa, foom 13. yo er ALE, Oo Fioop~ Viailams, Well | Pa toll, to 4 , | Rompiiak De. W. 19 enabled ty guarnasen Frosty Aarives. dnl Hemiay b ns 2% feb, Conitantias, | witnons moroity. foo his diploms ta ia afew, " B 74.40 Beh: i . Howes, do lith; | mieoot, adj. i ie Wim 6 Ouiegy Te RM 8 wm | midvin!irvgbor de Ups Wren, Wortopy ts 19th Austen, | Soeyney SEE Pete Ty oe