The New York Herald Newspaper, November 28, 1851, Page 4

Our Paris Correspoudence. Panis, November 13, 1351. Lowis Nopoleon amd the Nutional Assembly—The Electoral Law--The Presidents Speech t >the Army ‘Officers— Assembly Proceelings—General Affairs of the Continent, &. ‘Since the re-opening of the National Assembly, ‘and the publication of the mossage of the Pres: deat, a very peculiar agitation is felt in all the po- litical circles. The repeal of the electoral law, de- manded by the President, will no doubt create ‘mauoh trouble in the country; and if | am well in- formed, there is every prospect that this will be the cause of his fall from the position which he now occupies. It would come too late for the readers of the Hexatn,to reproduce here the opinion of the Freneh press upon the message of the President. ‘The party of order has pronounced itself against uch # retroactive measure, and no doubt the pro- ject of law will meet with a refusal, or, at least, in case it should be modified, the President will not bacaye a full return of the suffrage of 1848. I may y, also, that should the law be entirely repealed, re reece turn against Louis Napoleon, and not against the pretender to the Presidency, as he sus- pects. The socialists would also gain much by it. ‘Weill, we shall soon see what will ba the fate of both the electoral law and the President. Six months ig a short time in our age, where we “live quick,” and time itself goes by steam. A very significant speoch was pronounced on Monday last, by the President, to the officers of the army who bad called upon him. The most exciting pagsage of this discourse is the following:— “Should circumstinces force me to make an ap peal to your devotedness, | am sure you would no fail to answer, because vou know | would never ask apything which would not be in agreement with soy rights, with military honor, and the interest 0, our country; because yeu bave for chiefs mon gelected by me, in whom | have full confidence, and who deserve to have yours; because, if ever the day of danger arrives, | would not act as the men — have been before me at the head of France| would not tell you, ‘go, and | follow you;’ but, * | qmarch—follow me!’” Such ambitious words are, no doubt, the bes: — that Louis Napoleon hae not at all abandoned projects of a coup deat. By this uneonstita tional ge he tries to discover what hy sion he cana i ay luce upon the country; but, as it goes, be has not yet bit the right mark. Tae promotions and uew selections he has made in the rank ef the army, are also the proof of his private aims. A number of Colonels and G, , whose opinions in his favor were considered as doubtful, have been promoted te bigherranks. Well, what next? Louis Napoleon is still pe that the army will pot fight, in favor apy ambition, against the National Assembly. During my tour in the southern departments of France, | have had occasion te speak with many officers of high rank, and they all told me tba: their soldiers were either for order or for sociatiem. Fortunately, these last @re not great in numbers, and are daily teenie 2 The proceedings of the National Lance Bait have | 4 Dot been, as yet, of much consequence, politica’ Speaking. § Several budgets have been voted, wil | many additions and suppresaions. The most iu- | portant and characteristic vote is, no doubt, that | which allowed 300,000 francs income to the Dutchess | of Orleans. No doubt this amcunt of money is | due to the widow ef the eldest son of Louis | Philippe; but in this day of ungratefulaess and oblivion, a National Assembly could very safely break all precedin; bon pepo and refuse to vote a gratuity whic Duta souvenir dhonneur. | y It ig said thas the pre ject of the Assembly is to pass an act which will fix and determine the posi- Lion of the President at the end of his powers. M. | Louis Bonaparte has had oe mes through his | friends and be one sy that he was a ruined man. ‘This is all right, in case that the President Id retire peaceably from the Elysee; but, in case he | sheuld try to make a coup d'etat, would it be right | to recompense him? That is the question. The works of the railway from Avignon to Lyons arc at last beg ne. After much delay, the earners bas found that it was no lo: ossi- e to prevent the construction of a road which was bow key of the Orient, and ‘to be or not to be” the key of the future prosperity of the commerce of France The only important news from the other parts of | be is the ilness of the eld “ing of Hanover, whe, from bis great age, must soon die. It is wel known that this old man bas consented to many rc- forms of the ancient usages cf bis government : but id in the diplomaticcircles, that, as s00n as he is dead, all this state of things will be changed ‘Time will prove the wisdom or folly of his suc- ccessers The opening of the Cortes took place at Madrid, on the 4th instant. Duriog this eewion the grand affair of Caba will be fully discussed. It is hard to tell what will be the result, though it is probable the American prisoners will be released after a little cool deliberation M. Armand Marrast, ex-member of the Provi- sioral Government of France, in 1313, has boea lately very sick. Fortunately for his friends, he was attended to by several able physicians, andnow is out of danger A political joker, who heard of the recovery of the gallant ex-President uf the Le- | gislative Assembly, told the other day, thi we | «<M. Marrast) was bappier than bis daugh' (weaning the republic of France,) who was in a pe od Poer condition, and on the eve of giving up the ghost I will finish my letter by announcin Teaders (he marriage of General Cav: — cous hero of June, 1Si9, thy Mademoiselle Cuier, psa fret bankers of Paris. lady is worth to your mac, the to the worthy and | daughter of one of | It is said th . the young 000,000 of franes H.R Steam Communication between Gatway and New York [Prom the Londen Advertiser, Nov. 13 } While it ia quite evident tha: the plan to ronder way the emrepot between A werica and the “ag | visionary scheme, in whic whe is ase! nga rogular steam | Communication belecen ‘that fioe harbor and New York. The error of the people of Galway has not | lain in their wieh to have the beneft of a regu y ot the Tribes” and n indulging the hope that the ountry and the Westero world must flow throvgh their city, ceate to reach us through any of its present cba | nels. We greatly desire to see Irelandthe pros | a country it 0 be, and is yet des! ecome; and we should rejoice in seeing all suit and efficient means employed, in order that that | prosperity might be re to recommend our r side to sup | pore that [reland may besome & great country with- | E od beecming a of scales, to the otker must go do » shine by fam ireland come commercially great don, Southam;ton eni Bris'o! as they have b United States, but Stream of commerce between this o if one goes up | p destined | 7 geton as w great deal b: feelings inducing e with the schem with the land, as he prosperity alway will be aided t ta ought to be, euch ad of Treland that the people of instead of impeded, in tbhove efforts are founced friendly, wish to grow r of other places, whoce inh intention, as they have | views, we are mach ing the spirited efforts of Mr «me to the resolution of placing a line of steamer between Galway and New Tais genticman har just visited Galway, where, of course, be bas met with the most enth ¢ reception, and where b termination has inspired the pecple with the i bs gratitude, and the most vigorous determi- nation to aid in the execution of his purpose. Mr Wagetaf is not a talker only; he is a man of energy and action, and one ef hie steamers already built, which is to leave New York for Gal Way on the 15th of Decemb and is expected te reach ber destination eight days after that time There can be no doubt that many per eons Wishing to tra between this intry and Aworiea, ard pre Rea Voyage, will avail t New York ir ng the shortest possible ineeives of the Galway and | * 80 soon as they are larly @etabliaued, and treat hemscives, at the same time to an opportunity of taking a peep at Ireland. This line ot traneport will not fail ¢ communication between both » @ productive of ir. Wagstat attention to the sccom modat of emigrants the peculiar advantages be that ciass necessarily make Galway one =A be principal pl stablish such a | of debarkation to the m udes of emigrants wh: are yet to go forth befo the t Celtic exodus is som > With berths capable of | | separate, except in the “ pone provided for them | where they may sit, proper cooking accommodation, | the best desorfption of focd, and the voyage made in eight days, and all for six pounds, will find them felves accygpmodated, if plan ia realized, in a manver which must secure fot this enterprising gen cman not only their support, but their warmest | pay for, as stared by like | moval tude. Whether the new means ovoaping om Ireland will assist the views of him of Jariath’s, and their numerous revere: find themselves minus their flocks, i determine. We think it will do ‘good for Tnclend, = = bel 5 Ps z & = ed to come along, and rendered oer MoKnight. of the Ba assistance rot the Berenth ward, on the infortastion, ureuit, and soon after took into custody man named easy bs Smith who was found in Dovweasion of the shirt belonging to Mr. Stokes. Dari rey eereet, cer went in night a Mr. John Welch was assaulted in beaten violently, and robbed of his watch andchain. The alarm for assistance brought to his aid officer Bares who took into (pent a man calling himself Robert sinier; and, on ex: on. this last prisoner turned out to be one of the three rascals whe, but a short time pre- viourly, had rebbed Mr. Stokes, The two rogues were poeta before Justice Timpson, who committed them to prison for trial Bold Rogwes—On Wednesday ev men drove up, in a horse and wagon, to srovery store of Martin Hetrich, in Eighth aveaue, between Thirty- ninth and Fortieth streets; and, while Mr. Hetrich was engaged in the store. one of the fellows took a frkin of butter from the door, and was in the act of putting it into the wagon, when they were detected. The rogues fied, leaving behind them the borse and wagon, The horse and wagou were conveyed, by the police of the Sixteenth ward, tothe police court at Jefferson Market, where they await an owner. Butter has beon missed from the above store before. and it is now believed that these men are the rogues. Robbing a Canal Boat.—Three men, employed as hands on board the canal boat Flamingo, lying at the foot of Broad street, named Patrick Kosch, Joha Hall. and Joba — bell, were arrested yesterday by officers Elder and , of the lower police. on @ charge of breaking the boxes of goods placed on board the boat in charge, and extracting portions of the property there- from, and then forwarding the case as per direction. Several boxes, shipped by Jobn H. Rediield, of No. 16 South street, as also by other shipping their arrival at their destination were found to have been broken open, and portions of the goods extracted. On the return of the boat, the nom was made known to Mr. Redfield, who procured a search warrant issued by Justice Lothrop, to rearch the boat. The officers in so do- ing discovered in the trunks of the accused twenty ins of dress boots, @ large quantity of [ndia rubber shoes, ladies’ comforters, &e ; also 25 yards of crash, all of which bas been identified. A bank book was found on Roach, showing a deposit of $300 to his credit in the Chambers Bireet avings’ Bank. On bis person wis found $104 in cash; in his pocket was found a number rivate marks, taken from goods stolen from the under their charge. In this way it will be seen these men have been carrying on quite an extea- sive business. Justice Lothrop committed them all to priron for a further hearing. Caught in the Act.—A young man, known to the police, named Michael Douovan, about twelve o'clock on Wednesday night was caught in the cabin of the schooner Jobn Clements, by the mate, James Martia, who detected the rogue riffing his pockets. Mr. Mar- tin sprang out of bed, seized the rascal, and secured him until the police came, who conveyed him before Justice ‘Timpson, when he was committed to prison for trial Charge of Embezzlement.—On Wednesday night, Henry McKay, s young man, clerk im the employ of Dian & Smith, merebapts, doing business at Nos. 11 and 13 Stone street, was arrested, at the Bowery Theatre, on ac! of embezzling $75 from the safe im the store,and with appropriating the same to bis own use. was conveyed before Justice Timpson, who detained him for @ further examination. A Quarrel between Two Artists Officer Westlake, of | | the lower police yesterday arrested a Mr. George Man- ning, of No. 202 William street, an artist, on # warrant issued by Justice Lothrop, wherein he stands charged with violently assaulting Hemry Haye, also an oreist, deing business at No. 342 Broadway. inflicting a stab in the side with a graver, a tool used by engravers. The wound was alleged to have been inflicted in a vital spot, although not of sufficient depth to take life. The difi- culty occurred between them. respecting a piece of work | done for Hays by Manning, which the former refused to | Manning, who went into the store of Mr. Hays. took up the painting, and was about leaviog the premises which Heys endeavored to stop. At this tune Mr, Hays alleges thet the injury was inflicted, and, as be sweare, with an intent to kill, “The assault occur- ted om Monday last. The magistrate held the accused to , two caknewe | vail iu the sum of $500, to answer the charge. The bail was entered by the defendant, and be was liberated from | custody. Rolling @ Friend—A Hard Case—An Englishman. pamed homas B. Polkinghorn, arrived in this city on Weéresdsy night, from the western part of this State. bavirg in abeit around his body $450 im gold, with which he was on his returi ec ing of a wife and s in this country. and, by hard work, had managed to lay up this amount. with « view of going back to bis family. On his passage to this city he unluckily met with an Englishman, a townsman, named Henry Rich- ards and they travelled to this city together, and put up at an emigrant boarding house in Whitehall street Here, on Wednesday night, they both oooupied the same bed, Polknghern still keeping the belt and monay arcund his body; but early im the mor p, he missed Lis friend. and also his be! $40. The morning to tue fice of thi \ b tears in bis eyes, not having penny left—that being ali the movwy be p»- Gin the world. The suspected rogue is deseripet as baving a reddish face. dark whiskers arouad bis chin d stands abcut five feet seven inches. The rogue also ck the complainant's pantaloons, leaving an inferior pair behiad The Fire Dep nt. ‘clal Commistee to woom was referred 90 much ual communication of the Chief Engineer as to the construction, alterations, aud repairs to the # and houses of the Fire Department, the mode so Bauch as refers t ipg the eystem of investigating and acting upon ‘The accused | complaints against fremen. re pectfuily report:— That ip the discharge of the du aty assigned them, the; bave examined bs pres + by him as essential the department and recommend- andefficiemey of ed to yout eomait tee have also the consideration of the Board of and feremen of the Fire | Department, th cf whose special commitiee thercom is hereto annexed. The many valuable sug- gestion® contained rein. being the its of practical experience, hare materially aided your commit- we in perfecting the ordinunce herewi ur comsids clon, that #t be considered | rtment ¢ the investigations they have eot Teguistions of the department, as preseribe bed by ordinance are onity exiets for alterations the ulate; they have, ther bnew such ebangee as t being and m the business « erations e¢ sized, in Liew omen, twosepa yled Boar omen," the first . Kngineers, the seeond of ¢ fcxemen of the various companies. | P Crganisation of a Be { Qommissioners, to be { exempt the trial of all com meade against f ¢ eBlarge neers with | e Mayor and ( wer of re the first of the anticipate and one | and disci 1 Bagioeer ine™ rT apom th anon = large presented cal aod lina dente sed tor | t hereafter (he trial ot th { Commissioners comp mpcrtent { and the as complainte neglect ainiy demand con wary formerly exe pairs and supplier ae ne bundred and fif ‘The ordinanes « Ment m el rin wh that the fered from f Engineer. in cases of neglect of duty, the n among the body of exempt discharge of cuty > are tery obticus ing (he power of appointment and removal, e e authority meceseary for che perfect cuty om the part of ealdofisers The xempt firemen for this purpose would add gre ft y wothe service, ensuring promptners io tion of the & tr *y ve be be t be almitted theit fort cclations, & + of the depart- o eo of thie aut { the greatest importance and indeed, to the whole community, erested in the promptness and soca ¢ the district in whieh Area may occut WARKEN CHAPBAN, | 8Ped CHA’ ” + W. QU0K PHAR, oomaite the departme who ere ai racy in strikir (Siened) | ette place The Case of Otte Grunzig. COURT OF OYER AND TERMIARR. justice Bdmonds and Aldermen Miller and Conk- i with lin Nov. 27.—In the case of Otto oning his wife, i a if el E REEE agreement. ov, 28—The jury remained im confinement until half pest twelve o'clock this morning, when they returned lute a with their verdict, which had not been ren- dered at three:o'clock. No business was transacted Zz Movements of Distinguished Individuals. distinguished individuals arrived at the Foster, Cons., Hon. G Paine, Vermont: ¢ ©. pocwel, Towa; General Gariand, U 8.4 ; J. H. Dickenson, do. Hon. Henry S. Foote; Hon. J.D. Freeman, Miss ; Hon Benjamin B Grey, Ky; Hon, Joseph H Kuhns, P Bon. @. W. Churchwell, Toon ; Hon. George H. Bu Ohio; and Hon B. J. Bowie, oid. Ihave arrived at Wask ington, aval Intelligence. Commander T. A. Dornin bas received orders to take ccminand of the sloop of war Portemouth, now fitting out at the Brooklyn navy Davy yard. Benjamin F. Delano, Naval Constructor at Pensacola, bas been transferred to the Gosport navy yard, to take the place of Samuel Hartt, who has been transferred to the navy yard at Pensacola Mr Delano aie up- on the duties of bir office at the Gosport Bailed from Loando, coast of Africa, amber 1h ie United States ship Germantown, for Bt. United States taip John Adams, for do. Severs Storm on THE Onto River —A gentle- man from Maysville, who arrived. here on me ning, informs ua that be obtained ‘nform ft only survivor of the crews of three fiatboats, which sunk below Portsmouth, in @ gale on Thursday night. The crews were twelve in pum! himself the only survivor He gaveto the Maysville @ list of the names of those who perished, but we have not been yet able to get either a copy of that paper or the list The unfortua’ men were if from one neighborhood—Saw.Mill-Run. a short distanee below Pittsburg. The survivor of this party was taken on board the steamer Hibernia, at Mays- ville, on his return home. The night when the disaster occurred was one of pitchy darkness, and the river ex- tremely rough. Notwithstanding the howling of the winds, however, the cries of the doomed ones for help could be distinctly heard The same informant states u before leaving Maysville. he beard of anotber simi lar diraster—etill more dreadful in ita results. It was rumored (and our informant bad every reason to credit the rumor) thate fleet of nine coal boats sunk, during the same storm. at some point between Portsmouth and Guyandotte. There were about fifty persons on these boata, all but aix of whom are reported to have perished. Cincinnati Commerc fal Nov 23. Mortarsty at Monit. —There wi were 35 deaths in the city of Mobile, during the week ending the 16th instant Court Calendar for This Da Screrion Court—(Two Branches.)—Nos. 1 5,138, a i 20, 86. 87, 70, 40, 34, 152, 76. 25, 160, 139, 84 115 104, 124, 47, 160, 161, 162, 31, 164, 165 to 173, inclusi Blarried. At Westchester, on Thursday, November 27, b: Rev Jobo Lf. Bevear, Mr. Rourar Perrior: 1c ad York, to Misa Sanan V. Rusr, of the former On November 27, ot 8t Mark’s Church. Williamsburg, by the Rev. 8 M. Haskins, Mr. Bocan Dar of the Wiliiomsburg Gazette, to Mise ELizanetn Ovse Banton, of New York. On November 26, by the Rey. Dr. Bamuel H. Cox. Wit- tiam H. Morea, of Baltimore, to Many, the daughter of George Hall, Esq , of Brooklyn, Lor qian On November 27. by the Rev. atseie, Mise Ava C. Ginnons, ‘ldeet daughter of John Gibbons, Bsq., to Crances Gissovs, both of this city On Wednesday, erie “0° at the house of Mr. John Morgan, 240 Pearl street, Brooklyn. Gronar Jackson, of the frm of Messrs. Jackson, Kobins & Co., New York, in the 40th year of his age. ‘The friends and relatives of the family are respectfull: invited to attend his funeral, on Saturday, November at 2 o'clock, from St. Ann's Church, Breokly, without further invitation. In this city, on Thursday, November 27, Seria Rurza, infaut daughter of Nehemiah C and Catherine J. Palmer. ‘The friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, om Baturday, at 2 o'clock P.M., from No. 1€6 Carroll street, near Varick. Un Thursday, November 27, after a | and tedious illness, Mrs Sornra R. W neecen, wife of Thomas Wheel- er, im the 48th year of her ag ‘The friends and equaintanten of the family are par- ticularly requested to. the funezal, on Sunday af termecn, at 1 o'clock, No, S64 Ninth street, near Av.nue C. On Wednesday night Tuomas Barri, eged 2 years and © menthe (op of Alexander and Sarah Smith. The friends of the family are requested to attend the uneral, frcm No 66 Weat Thirty fhb stree:, this day, at 2 o'clock preoisly. On Thursday ors November be 20d year of His friends. Joux Kizawan, in nd those f the family, are invited to at | thisday at balf past 1o’clock, from his ealdence No. 003 Eighth street. On Wednerdar evening, November 26, Wirrsam D son of PF and Sareh Hogg. aged 3 years and 11 months. The friends of the fac‘ly are invited to attend the fu neral. from No 244 West Thirteeath etreet, without fur- ther invitetion, this day, at 2 o'clock P.M Suddenly, on November 27, Mrs. Soria, wife of Mr y Prentics nda of (he family are requerted to attend her op Saturday, at 3 o'clock. from No 18 Broadwa; On Wednesday evening, at 10 minutes before 12 o'clock, alter 2 Gays’ illness, of scarlet fever, Weittast Sr) set, con of Hesry and Julia Coe, aged 6 years and 7 mouths nds cf the family are Tequested to attend bis rom the residence of his grandfather, R. Pegg. 0© Henry street. to morrow, (Priday,) at 2 o'clock witbout further notice he morning of November 26. after a protracted ill- « Peck in the ith year cf his age. ral services will take place on Saturday afier oon, at J o’elce’, in Bt. Bartholomew's Church, Lafey- ‘The friends of the family are respectfully in- vited to attend, without further invitation, On Thursday morning, November 27. of dropsy, Catne- aise Hype, widow of the late Dyer Hyde, Kay, in the Tha wr of ber ege “The friends and acquaintance: es of the famaly, of Edwin snd Jomes Hyde. also Lromside C ter, No. 4 pectfvlly invited to atter d ber funeral, in ber late residence, 176 Christy street, on Saturday morning, at 10 ck “4 PM cwburg. on the morning of November 27. Hrumars ears, formerly a resident of this city pointe sel senile fa LL Domestic Markets. Bowmen Carrie Manner, Wednesday, Now 90.—At market. 1200 cattle, about 700 of which are beef, 260 wine and 1.200 sheep. Prices. —Beef cat on thankegiving week, the market is not most of the beet cattle however beet cattle without change; extra, $6 250 $6 60, first | second, $5 a $5 25; third. tr Sales quite emall, two years old, $12 9 $15; Working oxen—No sales no- ‘Bales at $23, $27. $2), $51. and | $2. $2 25, $2 62,and $2 48. Swine tm et enabled seilets to realize ne stall numt an advance; 4',¢. for sows; Se. for barrows; at retail from 4},¢ = 6c ® Cartin Man Nov 25.—At market, 891 | t 640 beeves, and 201 stores, consisting of working oxeo, cows and calves, yearlings and three Prices—Market beet, extra. $6 owt; lity. $6 second do. $5; third do. $4; ordi 6; hides. $4 50 per owt w, $5; venl calves, pelts, 62)sc to $1; calf skims, 7 to Bo. per Ib thing oxen, $76 to $110. Cows and calves $26. $27, $31. $24 years old. $10, $ $40; yearlings. §7 3 to ub, three y: 4 Lambe—1,051 by lot. $1 d. $18, $2 market. Pric 2 to $225 Swine Remarks — being verstocked Inet week, rales have been light. although the quality on hand is very good, The enormous amount { poultry that bas come in over the various roads has cen the demand and bot buyers and sellers hold tack for to-morrow, which promises to be a dul! ay if not even both wet and storiny Fifty cars came ver the Fitehburg Raiiroad, and forty five over the ton ond | ircad, loaded with cattle. sheep Turkeys, live, 1.000. Number Sheep and Lambs. Swine. Horses am - - 080 = = = 160 P= - = i 1,051 10 il Stock Mark ‘ do. it Ralirond, 11 W do, 147, " thera Bailroad 0% 9 do Wr 110 do., aWd atver 9 9m, Wao Rechus Railroad, pr ferred, full paid Boston and Providence Railroad, 036, 1 ‘Av de Is Phiinge 2; ) Western on and Beltimere 4,5 O14 Colony Ratlroad 17% c 9946 f Maire Railroad, 1084. ‘Betis 4 2 &: 10 Sullivan Railrosd. ailroed, 154: 15 United Sta € wate Inouranes ¢ 1 Stock Board Baltimor® | ore LJ ‘Raltroet Be Lad #75, 90; 10 she 15 do., 62; aes ‘ BLLIGERNOS. SHIPPING. meen tae [ ROYAL MAIL ee foy 23—Arr sohr B F Reeves, Philadelphia. RIVER, NovM—Arr tchr Minerva, irate Bal- Sampeon, will sobr B James, jmore, 81d 261 Borden, + 35th, echt ‘the #th of Deco: vi aLvEsto , Nov 1—Arr ship B R antes MO LLVESTOM, Nov 1—Arr 4th, barks Thole, omen Oy, Prana Bans Cla Ne wo? NYeck an bark. Ai crland ray bat 'y, Eat itty 7h, og Sarah, Neal Esta Meee .. 8.- letters or mails will be received on woriin z, through the Post Offic Racer Bisco Livernce! UCEBTENR, Nov 2—Arr schre Sea Lion, Justina, and — erie eee i Se eae Rockland for NYork: Orion, Calais i ier der iaty OR A TE EXITED STATES MAIE om Cape ¢ ees necmapeen te im iogton, N York: Sth, ort, igags neater ve gh BAT URDA Nezemie 2 ‘ai aes S volvoke it channel rth river, ensoevgnt of beat ane egakecthcmn OLE. Nov 24, PM—Arr brig Bhackford, to SAMUEL hy: SiTCHILL, Io Prout sttest ths rauliere(ofore reported coming upin tow), Marsh, Eutport ice Philadelphia; sobt ‘Arbeous, fits tain Lyon, will sail on Saturday, December 6, Yergerun, Nov Tyran guintand sochines ecohineal, vo H RiYork for Bes 2 Onithe moraing of Wednesday. Suh. wind blow spre cera, oath Sarah Olney, Remick. Matanaas 16th inst, GnaG Az shout four hours, while crossing tie is bar, thumped 20 Boarily {Also are, brig Adelphi, Matthews, Port aa Prince 12th inst, Boi baoees in the breakers ta to render bly necessary tl of ‘and for Boato Ve CURES DAILy, BY. RWS oh leo arr, brig Citizen, Brown, NYork for Maohias; sobrs | = \,, deli cate daords dente at ain EG Cashel Ser, Philadelphia for Boston. mediemep ..| Who will give feos after th bark Sarah Olney, brigs Andrew Ring, ase & 0 re Bre ee he css, Me atarla "Adelphi, Citizen, sobre 1 ENKE JUNK, Nov 26—Atr brig Holvellyn, Davis, Wil- pe ton, NC. lands, was taken in tow by the MOBILE, Nov Rr mi ships Tam O'Shanter, Liverpool; brought"te to the sectional dock foe of Fs0n atre Bow athe jo Bal |timore; barke John Murray. Lull, Bosto Bd. Ps 1 leasy, . is thouget she is not very se. Laura Snow, Robbina, d eethers, ‘Cotter, NYork; ; damage arco trifling Sohrs Ringgold | brigsE W Benson ia ‘Mosman, B. pov Shienaiee Stier lettlagehe B se 0, returned to the pisoe of | sobre Samuel Boston, ‘Mershamm, Phiadelphis; ate Ayn operations. usta, haga Savannah, 4 days, with cotton, to BNEW ORLEANS, Nov 18—Arr steamships Mexico, Place. ae Indianols, via Galviaton; Fanny, Pennock, Bragoe Santiags, sis, eucet fg (Dutch), Oversias, Philadelphis, 6 | brig Almire ‘Brown, Pe aco ipa Lamuol Dyer, days, in ballast, to F Wihiams Havre; Rov Onowell, Ganpes, Bremerheren ou rig Creole, Trow sey, Rendsaty ® days, with evel, bound Brom). Holken,, Bremen; brig Apalachicola, Robinson, San a ay ni a juan do Nicaragu remedy, br ‘there . Waahingto NORFOLK, Nov 25—Are ochra President, Paddloford. Rich- | whe cannot be cured without 1b, aa ho has cases edekr Babersd, ——, W moet saree PO ta oun te Fail River, putin to ay. | Feare® duration, fom the oiher pk ia all no gua a. NC 4 days, fon, Boston; steamer ity of Richmond, Satees & permanent ure. Solty cuzee ‘Rion. f tng’ ‘ath ‘schrs Baltic, Dyer. Provincetown; John Tylor, | without caustic, whic! used . sehr Village Belle, Wedmore, New Yorks B 4 a cidbark JM Ra . Wine nothing dies; brig Vulcan (Br), joine trom York for City Poin ay. Sbip Arch Union, bound to Bal im distress, inet an- FORD, Nov 2—B1d schr William, Wixon, ee opted sobr Cornelis, You: Nonwicte Nov 4—Cid iebee Bees ‘Grindeli Baltimore: NYork. Sid 26th. Hudeo Pier- prope ‘Grgood, Smith, NYork; sloop Bhave, Nieter. Nov apt at sunrise, NW: at meridian, NW; at eun- set, SoW, aad Herala ‘Marine Correspondence. Puraps rua, Nov 23—1 a ship Virginia, Teal, Richmo: brig Pint echrs J H Deputy, Yim a a ‘Bristol ‘for N York; Dunham, Yor! PS ‘Nantucken, Free Trader, en; J A NEW LONDON, Nov23—are ‘Biidgeport, J Willer vPepiaad Geo | norwich for N York hrs D Twinteus eRe, jdt Aisang: Ge Nickerson, i vou Hana, Phinney, a} Brown. jichar vie Poavy, Wi Sey- Palestine. Re ‘ igpinlas Bite. Prop Shet Cleared Brigs Sarah Wooster, Wootter, Chatleston: Fom- J lly ph yt brok Torrey, doi J & simp- Daniel Websier, Fotoute, Phile. NYork: Bela Pook, oh do; Misceliar cous. Banx Favorite, of N » William ale wit mas. by on her vo. m Lirerpool to a with it ehire ra ih, achy Herron, ° ‘and dry goo ent ashore on thi day, the lst inst, at Boy of Chal York: ¥ FaitabeLuia.N 6, Leader, Be). Crosby, bre Py 8 Thompeen, Fisher, N Rebecot jams: ay ke 01 cal a set of 8 werk OB at acer. sat ise aod roy 10. ee., sixth e y ing panilner's OFA igneg tb wi Seinctre Point, on che sous sides orth che pty ana by yw the author, ina heavy northwest gale. ‘The vossel is ro Tarai, oie” | rq\ux MARRIED WOMAN'S PRIVATE MEDIO. : condemned, and the cargo partially sav sin, otter, NBediord Hord; steamer V1 Thain bebe ae Professor of ofthe it De- blished ® paragraph reflecting upon C. brig Pantom, tate he lost at sea. Now 8) Uiptaia bas tesehos Philadelphia, ho will be ablo to set the , tie ‘to bim the pu lic should await pilot Dat Herald, which te meennd On Cart Ref ioy di: Tat that she fell in ¢ Ui capinin ini 0 os, to, Be ovarealy anvaligiie ale fro ir ee Sarah Tiieatee cEnaileh, N York; 26th, Sing; W jelson. Leeds, New- sane ligated —The Philadelphia North Amerio: nett port Lawia Hs Clark, Vaukite, Previdenco; C Haddam, Palvsor, Utrecht. eitber bud ginee te. duri Tock ‘the followin, Sivhish Sime the brig eos { yoaze, 10 matuos contonninies te ipectent cease in thirteen fotbome iles NE by Kot she San discover the ¢ Se sts iee 2 meet Light ship. The Phantom was laden with hides, salt and to remedies, and og cure, ia every 20m vaceo, and was nearly new, and the loss to the oapeain i vo whieh ber eexia eubi K serious, 83 ave unds were invested in the eee Yeavels at erent he ia very foble, but likely to recover, as pie: Bi, (Baieok Sater om sex Darron: Marita ing admixistered. myer, Philadelphi Barnstab! yor MOUTH, Nov 2—Avr nok Nanoy Mills, Eldridgo, ORTLAND, Nov 24—Arr sehrs Wan H Mitchell, Exton. 8¢ of Dr. A. M. Mavnicea My Dear 8:n :—My wife eee nn oe some three yoars s— ie come | of fore a1 Baie L Batnwin, ashore at Abseoum, has discharged deck load, consisting of 110 bales cotton ooo cargo of cotton will be saved—vessel will be a tot Br Buic Esruen, Hay, master, 63 days from Carthagens Marys, Ga; Elizabeth, Harrington, and Bradore, Emery, while going inte co Rusnibaete harbor (date date not stated), wont E @Wilard, ‘Ww bee ny ane og ia Coral aad | aa be captain had dove to well ber as ste lay, oe. ee she being uniagu Dublin, Onford: berks Suook Premise, hens San anc 8 aks (Defore reported ashore on Isaac's ‘sarah rigs vals), a seal to pisces. A very email portion of her be —s a Financier. ae was 6a and Phipsburg, NYork. F Cot Ophir, qHICHMOND, Nov sea gene M Bourn parton yom @olby, from haba ny wed lount Vernon, Bragg, vith bey and wi otru Wiathrops h, York: 25th, steam: *° Arora Wednesday meening, ina thion achr JL be hay Nicker- it ashore Ls) nee “vd on voto ape Cabeags. Wl © perfectly tight, and 2 Kot ‘Assis been Boutbern rests vens, for — Capital Magoun, for Manila 4 Scun Grong, Sears, trom Philadelphia for Cambridge, at Gloucester 224 inst, lovt an anchor, obain, and ali her sails, Exeept maineatl, in the gale of Ziat. Sonn Liconta, of Deer Isle, which went ashore below , near Stage Rooks, 2ist inst. cot off neat day with- ‘e Gcatveye at 5 si oat RKS Nov 13—Arr bark Ocilla, Stark. NY: River about 5th, brig Martha Teorses, N Peverecz, Y STONINGTON, Nov 23—A Nilo, Virginia; stoops of Weymouth, Ns. before reported fiosts NYork for N Bedford; Friond of Peace, do for Ware: s svelte bo transmitted by bed sahore co George's Laland, has been got of Nov 24 Arr sere Wim M Baird, Stabs, Phila, as i, So De. A.M. Mearioonn, bom ‘Whalemen. 0 Ei Dex: be, mail. Now | 204. rapa ter, and Gis The Gem, of Boverly, ead: ap oil. Provincetown 246, has 25) bbly Foreign Ports. ¢ rant. Chase, for NOrleans, wig ¥ Oa, ner b—sbip Fisien Lard, trom Sumatra aad Gibral- tar, Just are. Giascow, Nov 14 Ship Marion (Br), Reid, for N Orleans; Br berks ee anciao ve Booting, Corn om Canmore, bag bes ‘or Fhunde: phi ia mi i< teephye ie riser, ostem 224; and othere Dit iy ~~ By Ep pF nn. ta Supper, 1 is 02 FED les to Sree E Tpaveaty. row ay versa ta a la tna hi RB <ikh KET I A} titictod ‘not to be mistaken with ee thrust pee, ine the pa for tha |, bri +) ‘Amesbury, C barn, ‘Percello, Avwood, Lagusyra; toh andar B—arr the, age NYork. Cla 4 bh, bork say noetrum tha parpess of gelling. 4 tien for mere thie 100 year yw atan: « » Nov la— Lis Lam! t Giaa- WARREN aL * (of Warren, ther remed, the hi ating t art; tr bash in ww tee MYC cenige ores ina, Lam ort trom late of NYork), Collins, for Matanzas, ab! ready. parte ct th Waites Pictowth cetraoel sescust ieine or Bat, Oct 24 ig Albert Perkins, Thompron, fro Ie al cliseaten, and in all'weater, eeetos “4 & ted to lon’ wu ands for Bot ‘Soiaeee edollara mn warraa' ae pig Passongers Arrived. all cares: Va liberal deducsion S—Ships. Pharealis, Dreyer, from Mar. at load for af ty Queen Frotoria, Canes, f Medistor, 49 do; Jakes, Heaton, Li 001 my hip Racer—Dr G T Elliott 8 K Stan- te 5, Kea Risen es, John Wright, Liewt J H Strick lend, USA. the lon, wiede they jectual = a avery fow rlvate consulta AveRPOOL, Nov 1 ring Cromvalle d 0 Fis ectenain a, Nov S—Brigs Ph Siee'a'D Gena GUIDE TO THE UNFORTUN. 2th ult, £01 Frocior, W Fenn Private Medioal Form ulary— ar, , Passengers Satted, To the inexperi wish to avoid: mpesition vt a cortaln chust of Savertising. bometi | New Onteans— Wint td Soot Rotors, bork Cla Cook, Novena Bi . Mr F le, ita contents are of great impertence. Tt is not, Like rh NYork; i brig Bolo, do; 8p Dr Chae B Barwe infant and serv snt, Mobi mailar publications, » reprint of gome Bugliah book, fraud~ H Little Ing iat and ti geprants 2B 3B anor ite, ulently thrown upon ti jay be had, gratis, eb the Author's ether, OF Lispemard Kone Mira wa ‘Beat, leo, in a sealed svelope, to ony part of 6! applied for poet paid. Tire THE AFFLICTED —aN INF ALLIB % REMEDY for tore deplorable, conse uences result ey by 2441 paid, Box ius osdway Post vote, & Bow York voting of indiscretion and quackery, 18 is of ‘hs Lghooh dane portance. D®RALEH, AUTON OF THR“ PRACTICAL FiRt- vato Treaiiog” be Office hours, 9 40 12 Jaton A. 4nd 6 to 8 o'elo: ery, tk Burlington, Na tt dears Lewis Sie’ brig America ( (Euteh), Ly ri enjoyed, Pic + ‘world. (nsvenes years in Paris, for express purpose wed by & long aad very oxtonstve Jestvely vo Gals opstiaiieyy he ona, wake ecvers ich atree' suthor bas tosided nevi thet, NYork: WP: nid, (NOvienns: ” J Masterson York; J Cook Nott, NYork; © er, J Munuer do\ a Morewoo df Wa ), toh), bee Vemilia (Derehi. 7 Philaasipiiny Cld Goodhue reported for NicER, bub probed! oF . And radical eures than cam ‘reo in America. Those who abe on serehih i Will te grattied by the eave an NG: jost arr; SHIPPING. often eco I a ary tow da fet, Hicaios, for Clowes J ANDERBILT'S LINE FOR SAN FRANCISCO, ¥ Post Ofties, Tener 4 let, brig Wh Nicai f ae Capt, Churehal wat sail iN ow te, Nov 1—bark day, December + Palermo, only A N I vizor. une ieee Wy, ulton etre’. “No "tee: tat oursd. 40m alt; Li CURKD—DRS. COOPER & MURPHY, Gloseestar. t street, from their long practice and scht Granite 8 Cid steamebip Cambria, Leisoh, Liverpool Sg ary, Gibraltar anda Vhiladelph cm brig Halifeg; barks Io, London Diplo Entrance No. 2; the ha RAFNESS CURED - obtained in sev world, ma a Soturday: Mth, calling OF frvight oF passage ‘aconts. 04 Pearl sereek OMPANY m r atords the greatest privacy. A THOROUGH RDUCATION, al of the best medical colleges in the votod to diseases of the ear, with scores ed tpewrable by emit Liee of De, Heath's obill snd quackery and impo- led Aurieta, tneir ofl Broacwsy, from nine to thees No charge for consult 4 0 Pe to Joe! from Pier 18, North River, a oP. apply to DERN & THORNTO. Be §. Mall nee Hevawae Cc Timothy t, Gray; Mary Miller: and Mecham, Philadelphi; A York; Howacd, Jesse G Lovell, A Fesve De Baxver, Aitred ‘ip Uhaee, do Sh ia ook Kater rangement, Berths, Ladies’ Saloon Berths, $7 Forward Saloon Berths, $9) pecie only taken on freight to Havi ill be after the steamer hs P guested to supply wi oapy fe ville, of lading, which may be had the ffioe, No other form will be signed. M. 0. RO! eS, wi ths 24th), Perth 5 mn, Brookline (su Eben Atkins; ei For freust or pas. 77 West street, corner of Wi BERT: LTIMOR ty —Art bark BP viet Bs Boliets i i Li an. Cid sip Ailes Richsrds, Shearms pein CONVERS’ is D*, Vial only remedy for those 5 > ‘Art sch Notthwest, Waskoll, N York: pacitating {oF gociet éaunders, Turks Islands; sehr Gen on pris te dineates a quepees to youth and posterity, fo paid, sent to the wean, N. OB. bonnes this book D*, Wako, Br ING DEVOTED To THE SCIENTIFIC treatment of all delicate ae peodi- oat Cure to the unfortumate, cured b; La ively, im ball the usual time, tud'by s° mild methods wits vut any pain. Th }o have contracted diseases, he would a . brig Coral, Fi BRISTOL, B ov 20-814 brig Mi —, Th ere, Poiingeiphisy Columtiay Fiiae & Basen (Br), Harbor Leland; 4 i Steamship ©. jeation Patient, bus ite lindaberg, North 0 *: jeation Patient se mous bus she LoL gh Fim eee. itavann at. rren, Nerth River ie oF. Omtice by Canal street, corner of Brosdway. No fee nitmee, New Yooks Sp pet Rosario, Dural, ACIFIC. MAIL. STEAMSHIP COMPANY—O! a aaLwener k Throssh Line for San Franciaee, via Chearte—Pate Ro. R CONVERS INVIGORATING CORDIAL —THR of f thoee ead aifectin Jet, at aocloek, in Yjseuenip DORA DO, 1.900 & ty, ne, OF mestimon resulting ens, serian Retant, ‘from 1 Rodgers, U: BN. commander, will eall on Monday, be hottie, here bottles Hae ie dciphia wigs Devenpert (Br), Colburn, for Liverpool, Lda; Lid ay ly TALS from her piar toot of War- t af Triton (Br), Smith, for do, Nag: Nathi" Frompeon, Murphy, | | CF oleate re re alt ease tae With one Of We a ace and self ab irom Newpers, Bng, wtg: Chariem or, from NYork, | /omvany’s extra atenmers, vo sail without any delay for Man 3m price dieensee and self bape Deoree A Hopi ey, | levee, from oii ‘40; Huguenot, Us “> Ay rival ofthe ama of “uty oe + 4 ge or freight app at the office, 177 West street, . 5 7 young Gettnee, Tor Liverpos}, idg, John eee ie tt ly deren street, Novih Rivers for Liverpool; Caroline (new), © REWARD.—JEFFRIES ANTIDOTE, A SP cifle mixture for the cure of private disorders, wit least restriction of on to baw U ie A STATES eo STRAG: $500 Fo Liv ERPOOL. ship ATLANTIC, fepart with the U. 8. M: a wees John Hol: wa"Deriand, from | 129, December 6thy at ia o'clocee Mi” irepe har beet ° for Glaigow, 14g; Cam ¢ of Canal street, No berth scoured till paid for. For Zale 45 Beret, ee ‘reiah) oF pe tone for having uncqualled aecomm Aeomiort rote to EDWARD K. COLLINS & The egener | ACIFIC will ens (Cd Ge ATLAR TICS ana salt Dees BN NOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAVE —THE UNITED Stator mail steemabip HUMBOLDT, D nander, will lonve for Havre, touching at Bovth mpton i ord tho maila and passengers. on Saterday, December Lith, 12 o'clock, from pier No. 4 North River, Price of passage bia). All letters pase Vhrovsh the Poet Office. Am ea. oerienced surgeon is attached ae ship. No merchandise jill be received on board after Thurday, December 11th, For Mee EEE LUT LROSTON, Agond, 63 Broadway, Liver oon ‘tine, Tolacoas for NVork, lag; atte, Now Orleans. O FEE TILL CURED.—DR. — Rey be consulted Aiosagen. Trenty 0 deem ‘ya eminence in shie rameh is America, (od aulin bay epical ok sepiy win Tepe al ridaeatars ta iN, Be = 5 Gree n. Hammond, from Balti mie for W¥oqH, ide: Avolo, Kondgiob, toy Boon, PE taombor of imivorsity of the Gaby of ‘New joepsts