The New York Herald Newspaper, December 22, 1851, Page 4

NEWS BY THE MAILS Our Albany Correspondence, Axsany, Deo. 19, 1851. ‘The Canal Contracts —Polituians Desperately Con- tending for the Nine Muliions—Outrageows Vi- lany in High Places. | it ig now nearly s month since the Canal Board | unsealed and opened three thousand propositions | bid for the canal work, under the famous law of Jwne last. From that time, the clerks and engi- | neers have been’ daily engaged in making exa- minatioes of this immonse number of proposals. | The board teok the estimate of the engineers— made before proposals were issucd—and instructed the examining clerks to throw aside all bids which rapged ten per cent belo wend fitteen per cent above | those estimates. Nearly one-third of the whole umber were consequently thrown out. About a week since, the Canal Board commenced their ex- | aminations for the purpose of making awards to competitors. Proposals are made by George Law | & Co. for constructing work to the amount of nine | millions aod over, which come within the range | adopted by the board, and it is said they are asta- vorable to the interest of the State as any other ig the “Oceac Steam Navigation | York, comprising the well | eorge Law, Prosper M. Wet- more, Edwin Croswell and Marshal O. Roberts— | the latter gentleman, it will be recollected, ob- | tained a large portion of tbe one million canal reve- nue certificates, for which be paid a liberal pre- | mium. In their bids for vanal contrasts, theee gen- | tlemen ere associated ae ene Seymour, eo Utioa—one of the wea!thiest and most responsible men in the State, and « relative of Hezekiah C. | Seymour, the present Stave Engincer—and a mem- ber of the Canal eres dassakiak is = undis- | guised ailver gray, and holds the balance of power in the boned The Weed and Seward section— Morgan, Fuller, Cook, and Hunt—are striving ar- and zealously to carry out the provisions of the law as it was intended during the pro- tracted discussion of it at tho regular and | the special sesson—that is, to award the | contracts to certain partizaus of that section of the | party, without regard tothe interest of the State or the responsibility of those to whom are awarded centracts. Had & compromise been effected, | whereby an equal number of whigs and democrats should participate in these jobs, then the whole matter could have been arranged in twenty-four hours; but as the four Seward whigs adhered per- tinaciously to their political friends, the democrats would net yield, and Engineer Seymour held the sealos in his hand, demanding that the Law offer | sboald be received and confirmed. Follett and | Mather, bunkers, were ready to coalesce with Sey- mour, but Chureh and Chatfield, burners, would | touch nothing in which Croswell is interested. | Sepmest, in case be carries his point, will be ap- | po! superintendent of the work, which woud him twice the salary the office does, which | failed to be reelected to at the late election. | Jn order to throw this mammoth peevemsee | (made by Law & Co) overboard, Mr. Trea- | surer Hunt preposed a resolution, a day or | | two since, declaring that no persons should have a job whose propotitione exceeded four hundred thousand dollars. This was not adopt- ed. Subsequently, Lieutenant Gov. Church offered r resolution, declaring contracts to the lowest responsible bidders. This was also re- jeoted. {f the Cansl board had pursued this course, there is no doubt but millions would have been saved the State during she prosecution of this great work. This is the method which would have given satisfaction tothe whole people; and a board of | honest men, whoee desire is to act impartially and uprightly, would not have hesitated a moment in pursuing such a course. ‘The gifficulties which thus exist in the whig ma- jority of the board, bave reached the remote parte of the State. The e: ment is extremely nse. Great and emall politicievs, from every part of the State, ars in Albany, preseing tight the party serews. The tims ié Mfowmg YeTy Bear whe the present Canal soard will expiré~ Boe | ten workin, days remain—end if matters are net arrang<d before the first of January, all the Jabor, all the villany, all the treachery practised Seapooure the @ of the “nine million” bill, be lost to the whicsforever. |: is quite anex- | citing game, as it now stands—more interestin, than any game of chese— and requires an amount o! skilJ which we think the player: do not possess, to induce Mr. Seymour to makoa false move. He | has been a thorn in the side of the woolley by 4 | ever since this law was first concocted, and jarge majority by which he was beaten at the last election, furnishes ample evidence that bis name was “‘seratched” p-etty extensively He holds the whele y now in “ribbens,” and ifhe is frustrat- manner which he w shes (o distribute the ed int! canal contracts, he will join locofoco members of the | Canal Board in postponing the whole matter uatil + the new board cemes into power. Hundreds of | politicians trom all parts of the State are here, and pressing the Cana! Board for their friends. The sessions of the board are daily, and in secret. Death of the Hon, Joel KR. Poinsett. (From the Charleston 8 U ws. Dec. 15.) | It is with feelings of inexpreeeibie pain that weannounce | the death of the Hon Joel R. Poinsett, at Statesburg. after @ short illness, on Friday last, at a quarter past twelve M. Mr. Poinsett was im the 73d year of his age. In the demise of this distinguished son of Carolina. she has lowt ome of her ripest statesmen and purest pa triots, characterized by ® cleat judgment no less than | grmeros.ty and manliness of character. Ilis reputation ‘wes patioval although his affections were strongly con ceontrated on his native State. In the combination of Statesman ike abilities and the sccom| ofthe | refined gentleman, be, had po superior in the | Unien To large ¢: mce in the affairs of mem, of | decision end firmness of character, of extensive in- | on end cultivated taste. be united unsullied integ. — rity, the amenities and genial virturs which softea. with — man, recently engaged | Wr Dake; Robert Shiaw, | words thet = eee | shor occastonally oe iene ct bis pes, the deep interest he took im the | fortunes and presperity of bis native State. ter from Texas. the N. 0. Deo. 10} By the of the Capt. Law- less, we have papers to the 7th inst. inclusive, and from other of the . An extra of the Galveston News, verhig ha ag & melancholy disaster, by whic several lives were lost. We copy: 7 steamer Nick Hill, just built in this place, etarted on her first trip to Double Bayou last evening, at half-past 4 o'clock. She moved off very handsomely under a light head of steam, every of her machinery working well, and appearing to be in perfect order. Ai 8 o'clock, P. M., when she was about two miles the other side of Red Fish Bar, her boiler exploded, carrying away a large part of her boiler deck, and instantly killing two men and a negro. ‘The follewing were the persons killed: Dr A. B. Wild- in business in this city with L, | and @ negro named rick, belonging to Henry B. Andrews, Esq. Dr. Wildman has | lett several orpban cbildren to mourn their severe be- | reavement, having lost their mother but a few montbe | since; and Mr. Shaw has left a widow and a mother, who | were chiefly dependent on him for their support. The cause of this unfortunate explosion is utterly unknown. But a minute or two before the accident the steam was | examined, and found to be even less than it bad been | befcre. Noserious injury was received by any of the balance om board, though some men were wn down and bruised by the fragments of the boiler, and by the bricks of the furmace; but none of them were scald- | ed. Nothing whatever have been seem of the persons | killed, who were, of course, thrown into the bay. Only a few fragments of the boiler were found om board. retty heavy pice of it was found lying on top of Bolles deck which was left. ‘The bull of the boat is en- tirely uninjured. After the accident an anchor was thrown over, and the | survivors on toatd remained there till about three o'clock this morning, when the steamer Farmer came along from Houston, and took off some of them. The fol- lowing are the persons who left here om the Nick Hill :— | J. Smith, Captain; Henry Adling, mate; James Fergu- | som, first engineer; Mr. Coliins, second engineer; 8. Graves; Dr. 4. B. Wildman. child and rister-in law, Mrs, Montgomery; Robt. Shaw; Mr C Dell; Roderick, a negro belonging to’ H. B. Andrews, and David, a negro belong- ingto Dr Wm. R. Smith; Wa ——, a deck band. ¢ Hnntsville Item bas the following paragraphs: — A citizen of Grimes county, om Tuesday, cut or stabbed his son somewhat dangerously, for interfering while the father was assaulting the mother, We are glad to learn that the wound is not mortal, though sorry to record such an unnatural outrage A wagoner named Nevil Wayland, acitizen of Walker county, was found dead on the Robbins’ Ferry reed, abeut two miles north of Maj Koan’s. on Tuesday of iast week, lying across @ log-heap tire. From the facts elicited be- tore the Corgner’s jury, it appears that be was murdered his bed while asleep, and rifled of all his money and valuables, them picked up and laid across the fire. He was eo much burned ubat he was only known by # neigh- bor recognizing bis oxen ‘The deceased was on his way to Anderson for a load of gcods and had with him a considerable sum of money. Suspicion rests cn two Mexicans who resided neat the spot where the body was found, both of whom are mis- ain, Tue Lavaca Commercial tays:— We have conversed with several intelligent farmers from the surrounding country, aud they all inform us that the mast has entirely failed this season, and that they will be compelled to fatten their hogs on corp, let them run until another season. It bas beem the cus- tom among the old settlers of Texas, whenever there was | & good mast year, to let their hogs run until they got fat | upon the mast. and only to feed them a | befcre killing time. for the purpose of ning their | flesh. If the pork thie season #ill have to be made fat | from corn alone, we fear it will make it both scarce and | Gear. The Victoria Advecote, of the 26th ult , learns from San Antonio thet it was currently reported there, a few days betore, that the Texiams engaged in the fight at Mata- moras were all rev home, the prcject of revolution- izirg Northern Mexieo Bavirg been abandoned. Per contra, the Western T+ cian, published also at Ban Antonio, and of the same date, says it has news direct from Caravajal’s bead quarters, and that be had no idea ct ober the #9 called revolution. Cor Jeft Ban Antonioon the 27th ult..to take commend of the pert at Fort Mason. Gen Smith and Major Mer ill were expected to arrive at fen Antonio op the 27th ult . fro San Saba. following is from the sen JIntomio Leager of the Bs Maovel, « Lipan chief, and Thomas Pane, a Mascolaro chiet. have been incur city for several days. Manuel states that when he left the upper country, the Coman- ches were organizing hostile expedition to visit the country on the Lower Rio Grande. Coat Orrrations.—Our coal companies are slackening their operations fora short time, with the | view of opening on an enlarged reale at the sommence- ment of the next season. Lt is very evident that the ‘rade of the Cumberland region will next year be such as aratity the fondest expectations of our citizens Our cecal is now in great demand in every quarter of (he compiai: an, Oot . Soon motels tions te this supply which they were #1 3 ry gave them ‘more than they could eat. y then, on the 17th November, knocked off duty, amd re- mained so during the succeeding twenty-five days of the voyage, although the captain avors to bring them again to duty, he having but ten mon left from a crew of twenty-two, to work his ship to New York, at # bad eeason of the year Allsix under arrest were committed for trial. ‘The Weather. At New Buifalo, Ind , Dec. 15, snow waseighteen inches deep, and the weather very cold. ‘At Newton Corner, N. H., on Wednesday, the ther- mometer indicated 8 de; " cITY baie P= REPO: aru Dec. . Breapstvrrs.—Flour continued firm, with sales of 7,00 bbls, Southern, State, and W: at previous prices; fancy Ohio and Genesste at $4 63% 8 $481 ; extra Ohio at $4 81} a $5 06%; ; extra Genessee at $4 81\% a $587%¢. Rye flour $8 37 4— for 100 bbis. fine—an advance ; while corm |, wheat, barley, and oate remained inactive at old . Bye seemed steady, 2400 bush. realizing 76c.a@76}<c.; as did also Corn, of which there were 10,000 bus. purchased at 63c. . ~ for New eee geneyn 65e. | paging oll ores appeared quiet; only 50 bags Java 1 cbanged bands at 1c. ; 60 Maracaibo at 0c; aud 20 Bt Domingo at 770. Cotrox.—The transsctions in this article were very — oan hws rane who ee, teerty, peor aa timidity, red leas disposed, to opera! ° nomnemaent of the Europa sarrivalat Halifax. The sales were supposed mot to exceed 200 or 300 bales, at about previous prices. LIVERPOOL OLASSFIOATION. yx 7 8 8 9 announcem+nt the arrived at Halifax, checked engagements. 4.000 busheis wheat were engsged for Liverpool at 44<c. by the vessel. Cotton was steady at 3-16d a flour at 1s. A lot of staves were taken at 1s. 6d. bbl, and sbooks at Se. To London flour was going for- ward at 1s. 10%;d.,and 25,000pipe staves were e1 at 855. There wae nothing new in rates to Havre. To Cali- fornia rates were inactive at 60c. Fisn did not vary much. 300 qtls. cod were picked up at $281 @ $2,87}¢; and 200 bbls. No. 1 Mackerel ab 623 a $875. Fruit —Some boxes Malaga Raisins have been sold at 1654170; 100 casks Zante currants at 5<c.; and 2,000 bus. African peanuts, part at 850. Hay.—There were 400 bales bought at 724; a 80c. per 100 Ibs, cash. Market quiet. Heme was in retail demand, at $115 a $125 for Ame- rican undressed. Tron —Bales of 69 tons Scotch pig were made at $20 75, Deual credit. Lins —Rocklasd common commanded $1 (64, and do. lump $1274; per 100 Ibs. The supply was limited, Moxasses.—A further lot of 160 bbis. Louisiana was obtained ut 23 a 29c —a decline. Nava: Srones were without any decided variation or sales cf moment Ors.--There have been 2,500 gallons linseed taken at 64 @ G5c . cash, per gailon. Prov — Pork or beef have not varied much, al- though there were but 200 bbis. of each 5: Lard favored tactors; 100 bbis. old fc & buyer at 3 perlb. Plain pickled pork bi do. do. shoulders at 7c.; fres! Sc.; agd do. do. shoulders ( vaine. Otoed dhaseas Rice.—A sale of 150 tierces was reported to-day at $3 @$321'; per 100 lbs. Market frm Sxcars —70,000 Havana were disposed of at $22 50a $27 0, usual time Boar —About 160 boxes Castile changed hands, at 9c., 4 months. Srinsts.—Included im the day's movements were 50 bbie Prison whiskey, at 21), a22c ; 10 puneheons Scotch mait do. at $1 1 @ $1 62%; 15 half pipes Cognac brandy. at $4 25@$2 50; and 5 puncheons Bt. Croix rum, at 709. Tatiow —MNear 5,000 lbs. prime were taken at7/j a s@., cazh, per ib. ccuntry, both for fuel and for steam es, aad next spring Will witness the most extended operations, both on the part of compani+s and individual proprietors — ™ Journal, Cumberland. Court of Common Pieas, Before Hon Judge Woodrut!. 18.—dden vs. Jocohy—This was an action of ér. brought to recover damages for the ¢ ing imputivg unkind treatment by the plaintiif to ter, The deferdant did not plead the truth of the matter alleged to be slanderous, but urged many matters in mitigation of damages. Among others, it was insisted ‘that, a+ the parties were Jews, the plaintiff could not have been injured by ® remark made by one Jew to another, in the heat of pe One passage of the closing speech of the plaintiff's counsel, was in the following ‘Another tople which was mentioned by the learned counsel who cpened this case, would have been pared over in silence by me, but for the fact that it was sirenuousiy urged as & matter cf defence, and seemeil to be confidently relied on. What impression it produced on the minds of jurors, Iam unableto say. It was this bet the plaintiff wes es lerselite. and the defendant s: Tracie; and as they were both Jews, neither cou: meintein ap action egainet the other in a Christian court; that that justice which the law declares shall be free for all, should be restricted in its practical applica- tion to a clase, In ether words, that we Gentiles are more fevored than the most favored nation of old—that God » the mangers which diguicy and embellish social life. It | Prcullat people are indeed to be denied the common of is thus that the public men who have exalted our State, | 'ce* of bumanity—the common benefits of our free go- verpment.’’ And the learned counrel even went so far Fwy md withdraw from us, in the shadow which veils it Uneameate and mortal trom the view of their admiring countrymen, but who live im the public memory with s verdure that deach cannot dim, and the grave make oblivious. Mr Potneett waacf French parentage His tether De. Eiiche P Apsett, we to speak of the peculiarities of the Jews, ashe was lenved to call them, and ridicule the ides of an action y 4 Jew aguinst a Jew, Now. gentlemen. there are dif- ferent classes of Jews, an there are different classes of Gensilee—some honest and some dishonest. We have a 1 migrated to Carolina, from Rochelle, in’ France after the | cCumcdore im cur navy, who is s Jew. We have revocation of the ict of Mautz received his | *'eithy. respectable, avd honest merchants in this death wourd in the attack st Savannab. under D Estaing who are Jews. We bave editors—learned, erudite ‘The subject of our sketch was born in this city, and | after receiving bere the rudiments of his education, was removed to echool at Greenfield, Joun , whence be was 4 lateical school wear | i“ ° leave, from the weakness of Bis sonaatee Ae ! travelied over variows portions of Europe, he returned to Foglaud, with the purpose of devoting bimself to the py dime 0 and after studying under Marj avis lebraied miiitary Lastffetor, be returmed to the United tates im 1800, #ith the intention of entering the army, be if then Zi years of age. But hie father evio- to thie mode of lite, Mr. Poinsett en- of Mr. Pammenss, cnevares Chancellor © hich ontinued two years, but not. from @ixtaste for the 2, ounpiots Nie tom el aeay, | aod embarked egain for Europe. and after traversing its | more eemeeing postions Teturped to the Umited States, having heard of death of his father He. lowing short- Jy after his only remaining relative his sister, he reterned to Burcpe. and proceeded to viatt ite northern divistows. | At St. Petersburg, be was offered by the Emperor Russia place in tis military wervice From aria is Poineett pasted ipto Aviatic Russia, Persia, and Aru: uta. and the country of Caimac Tart ‘woe 08 an exc vrsion into the territory of the Khan of Kouben | Die bie ‘*™ placed in great jeopardy by « troop of Calmac Tartare (rom which position of Lazard be and his Were rescurd by his courage and pre-enee of mind, viaiting various portions apie ie them visite — ‘a repre tthe ine Ss d the Prussian court, ceeded to Paris, in which capital lie i —— — pi 2 wer when the attack him to return to the United states on war with | ‘ioe that bie for that post, but Gen which bad just oceur- He was reowived at Buenos Ayres with great distinction, and made some importent commercial ar te with the jumta then in office He then crossed the Andes to Obilk where he was also received | with fatiering weleome ; but in Peru » different state of bg o rome acts againat the United Btates, among | which was the capture of several whale abips. He obtained trom the wt of bill * Mell military force, of which be took the com- 1 and liberated the American e heard of the declaration of against Great Britain, and jeturn to bis country ia the fri. Loder Commodore Porter accompanied this of his expeditions, and witnessed the gal- { the Barex net the Phebe and Che tein Hillyar, which officer refused «cartel | ett to return to the United States. He them | * Andes in the midst of winter, reached Baenor Ayres rrived at the Irland of Medeira, | ¢ where he heard that peace bad been cunciuded. Om his return to South Caroline. Mr Potmeett waa elested a ember of the House of Representa:ives of thie State. | whew be tginated our fre ™ of jaternal improve. | Pf aot. in he was lected to Congress | took a pro meme part in ail the i ant debates “ta | r an tee offer ver to & D newly © tablished Ratra-diaary and country was off mimiou Mr of chars were get i@ which be cor former Viceroy 829 be was teen clading a t and the United merce. Mate fT 0, wo post of Envoy | ¢ rv to thet | th * thie | Minister Piepipote 4 bun i Potnsett's deowion trikingly displayed in ered the person « with the Aw y President J iz the oeunderi+ Ad negetia’in 4 to private the energy that gaiiant | * be widow of t d vo the Stare ate from pire Frog this apt wae ce) efuloess b | of Jeremiah, were ali indited by Jews, dad whe ing them for their at he present term the b and aecp yers aud deetors. in this city, whe are Jews From whence came the law and the prophets’ The poetry f tbe Paalme; the touching pathos of the Book of Job the ineptred elequence of Iseiah; the lofty conc» Paol’ Who were t Titers of} the Yreat_pytber of that gorpel’ 1 answer, Jews—a Shall we then deny a Jew justice. because he No, God forbiu. ‘*P4lot fog plaintiff, of $150 Tras continued inanimate, yet unchanged. The total stock in market smounted to 12441 packages, one-third of which was green, and the residue black. IMPOR TATIONS OF THE WEEX ENDING FRIDAY. DEC. 1TH. Cvark.— 560 tons ebalk. Coat. —T16 tons coal. Corres 1,196 bage coffee. D 70 bis gum arab’ 2 bbls antimon 5 bbls. cantharides; 20 15 oks cream tartar; 274 iwi divi. ke. ground madder. Is. P il wood. ~15,0€9 oranges; 62 bbls do ; 1100 bx. lemons; Af. bbls grapes; 200 boxes, $00 hifs., 2.000 qrs., 1,012 if. bbls, 3 #49 bbis. raisins; 245 bis. almonds; 500 bbls currant gs tamarinds; 1005 bush pea nuta, 5140 dis goat «kins Ns —-100 RR bare; 17.97 3.781 bdls.; 1,19 op; 106 bdls. tubee; $12 tons pig; 88 plates; 443 ils set A 450 juniper kn 5 cases copper; 11.502 tbs 124.do. brass; 3 1 iron; 390 do. ibs. old copper. casks, 482 baakets olive oil. 260 tons plaster Paivt — 86 tlerees barytes Rac. —20 bales rage. Beoan 1.108 boxes, 115 hhds. sugar. Bart —1 606 bags, 7 967 sacks Brine — 269 casos, 160 bdls Brices +560 bags pimento; Soar — 960 boxes eoap. Eriniis—2 pipes, “Ad halts branay Srritee —24 bbls. epelter. Proant—$2 canes regars Tis —4 609 boxes tin plates b= Lib legs cedar; 860 ~ 945 foe, ? pieces -atim wood, 60 sticks OT bg epee) niaaes hacha Wood: 1 S64 Ae Lqre port wine bairs; 22 bales Domestic Markets, 13 —At market $25 beef cat 9 654 Dushels salt, eel. bales ginger. 635 quarters, 543. bis. 7. 2 qr casks wine oclien weate Court of General Sessions. Pefore the Keeorder and Aldermen Oakley and Ball RCPMBER 19.— Sentence of Cecilia Mallon for Man sian ter —Judge Bebee baving tnken hie teat for the purpose ard Or Mallen, whe bad pleaded ality of men. slaughter in causing the death of ber ¥ at the bar, Se court. the coroner « quest, bed, be ssid. been submitted to them and f that it appeared that thie death had grown out of afray between them pereonal violence, even to tearing the bair frown lie ad that che had rion fist irom ot 4 biow. They recelved from excellent autho ced ebaracter of her, from thore with whom che tes lived for « long time vntil it seemed she becam: tanatr ttached tc @ drupken busband ; and j ment of igate th ald not in put woul ¢ that to ber own conscience ; but they oo pupisbment = The; Rot diegrace her by sending ber to a State ot by any long term of | impri no doubt that she felt it xe. | verely, The weapon wns certainly one. the ure of which | couk ified by eelf-defence, and her own |ife d — The sentence of the Court was, that ined in the city prison for sixty days | The was a very lenient one but they believed ae ¥ ae the circumstances would justi the Grand Jury —The Grand Jury having | made; we omit (20% tn. | 4 82d $550. Swine. Stores—A very few ons. Bheep—Sales $4 25 ull. Pediars purchased Fingly; email lota, 44,6. for » 7% 5's. for barrows. retail, from 5¢. to O59 At ‘Telegraphic Repsits, * “ Provioence, D6 96, 1900. The cotton rec@ipte during the past week Sxve Seen about equal tothe demand. Bales have been seedy, in rices nol pre The wool ale mere inquiry for # following are th 87 900 ibe. wt 40 8 de but ii tot eold price ; pulled. 9.618 tbe. at 26'¢, Total sales len are 82.500 pieces hout change in ra At Trimit; b b, Ps sy t Trimity Church, New York, on Desember <0, by the Rev Bullivan H. Weston. J. D. Brow x Warera, all of Philadelphia. ; ee On Saturday Die December 20. at enidenee, Ne jreenwich at u ln Ma wa t Owes Cantanan, d their labors, come into Court and made a pre. Hits friends, the friends of bis fat ae ip which they remarked that e great deni of | Hut end also those of hie son inlaw, Muguoris Mol Se 4 been occupied by investigating the riots | Mam, are respectfully invited to attend his funeral rate election, ot Uthat th te had nearly wil arisen | thi day at 3 o lock, P.M. Hie ill be taken ving heid at houses where int © the family burial ground st @ 0) — ™ they deemed very im at saan they wished to bring under the ne’ ‘n Burday morning, December 31. at his late re Common Council They would al, 08 Crosby street, Acrrawoen Keir, Bt oged 6s youre and $m The friends of (he family, and thore of hie sone, John state of public } diate attention. particu f egress Some, im particular. th @. bit they were assured mu dy the evil end if (hi vid be the imperative duty of future j inte #teps woud re not di The Recorder then very brit Dy addrested them. than niion to their public duties [a imess had been very large nt, he would take care was placed on th ranemitted to the authorities De were very tw portant, and he doubted not with the attention they deerved - term oft ¢ d oniy to divmie Cove Wied =F biting on Tugs fondant aot District Ateors pport of uy ment. ‘The p . “4 D Fae net indictel ey 1b War be aiewed te b A and Alexander Kyle Jr the members of the Phil usical profession generally neral at Trinity ha: mopic #oclety. amd the On Bunday mer “ning, Decem at 10 o'clock, from her late On December 21, Joun Howaan, county Cork, aged 71 years. His friends and ac:jusintances are respect invited to attend his funeral trom his late residence, East ‘Twelfth street, on Sommerer, Se instant, at 1 o'clock. On December 20. Ricuans Wittiam peovann a> ear, only som of George William and Caroline ‘The friemds are invited to attend the funeral from 20 Hamereley street, this day at 11 o'clock. In Brooklyn, on Sunday morning, December 21, Sanan Anve Levitia, daughter of Francis Mand Maria J. Gar- rett, aged 1 year 2 months and nine . ‘The friends of the of Eagle Lodge, No. 94, and hem Encampment, No. 101.0. of O. F., are respectfully invited to attend the funeral from corner of Pecific and Smith streets, on to miorrow, 23d instant, at 1 o’clock, P. M. Her remains will be taken to Greenwood for interment. On len | evening. December 21, Caster youngest daughter of Richard and Catharine Powers, aged 3 years and 8 months. The friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend her funeral on te-merrow afternoon, at 3 o’o.ock, from the residence of her father, corner of Clinton and Baltic streets, South Brooklyn. On Friday, Becemoer 19, at the Pavilion, New Brighton, Staten Island, Lovis Biancanp, son of Francis and Caro- line Blancard, aged 28 years. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are begsroegy 4 invited to attend the funeral, which take place day, 224 instant, at 11 o'clock. precisely, and will proceed from tbe Pavilion to Pier No. 1, North River, where car- riages wil) be in readiness to convey them to Greenwood Cemetery. ‘In Lexington, Ky., on December 20, in the sixteenth yeer of his age, at the residence of his uncle, D. A. Bayre, Keq., Wu.sam A., on of Henry N.and Mary E. Conklin, of Brooklyn, L. MARITIME INTELLIGENCE Movements of the Qcean Stenmers, rom PORT OF NEW YORK, DEO. 21, 1861. UB mall stoamabip Georsin, Porter, Chagres, 100) inst, ot a en, vin Havana loth, with gold dust and passongers, to MO. Ro: berts. “Has experionoed very heavy weather on the Bri Fousy (Bt), ‘Smith, Antigua Bey, Jam, 16 days, with . &o, to W Dawson, veasel to Phila, ‘eiphis, Bikis,. 1 D ok, Davis ‘olis, Torrey, Phi ker, and Mc nelave, Luther Child, Barer, do; Ju hase, and Wolcott, Beers, more), Chapman, from ik Meleler, Liverpool, barks ( ot Edisto, Hardin g, Boston. oe EN Rowiey, Rogers, N¥ork, WES, bi Ship Rio Grande, from Livoeps sien and many pase ‘arantio Went to sm pany with » Howard, Cabot, Washington, Susan nly vessels im the harbor are | * rf Baltimore: Mary, Fall River for ao Fork. | igaye #2 above, om Saturday, December dt. oem coum m Pier No 4 North river, For fr petior bo any vnk wply to SAMUBL L. MITCRILL, 194 Sls country ot of The Family The Florida, Capt. Lyons om Saturaay, the & === | Boone Avy work on. Soif-Aba oe amen sbiy Bieons, MEDICAL, wrx. | Zeger eels * + he REWARD. —CROSSMAN'S SPRCTRIO nar $500 ire, —Of ol! romed FS, I R, WARES m tee It makes a rp at outs, & be err ' b ay N : ~~ - aise a . Sad |. Vi ulvon ares, 908 sia NI LAD! TA, Doo. 21~ Arr ship T Julius, of Livbecl: Mesniet ‘Penobesets Clark, N Yorke Gla, goth, She very ums ‘ a ‘do sheretore ri Franklin, » i, Richmond; brig C Ni Barbadoos; ES ten, Savansab, ‘Phe ateumahip Boo) Fraatie, bound 3 stom, acsom| by abe City ce Bone ad jtoam tug wharf at So'clock om Sunday morn: ter, full 9 way Post Of 5. personally, have separate rooms, acsercealy Sey PR'h Reena ae hoes I; sloop Harv "bs “drusasts. Ne ‘will soon be a tr, ‘Zio (Br), NY ork: a Baltimore; sloops Poine: BE: Jenkins. F Biscksvone, Apis! b: York. In Dutch ‘inlvad Barbor thia afternoon, s brig; sohr J A bart, Gove, lence for Baitimore; 8 schs and known. 8100} 7 RICHMOND, mer i Paltia sloops was A nice cases. minutest possiblesummary of on: tive dollars) will receive Ty (atone wished: Address JOB Poss Once. 6 WANNA, Dee Ioeare steumship Alabama, Ludlow, . Went », schr G J Jones, Look, N Yor T rmore, NYork; brig Robert M Carl- Eldon, Barbadoes; schrs F Copeland & Co, NYor! a lab, Glazier, a HNEON, NO. 17 DUANE STREBT, 80 W DD) sicwn tn the sroniment of dais daresse ras Bost Passenge: Cuacnes amp Havana: and lad: Mrs ‘and Ball, Col Green, Brees Dedasy seogtonend 4 Indian j ‘Cade W A Avery, A ey Waldron, AC Thomp- SJ Jacobs, T Ha: LM Grate, WA aifairs, Oreg: abuse, and restore or: Bee at bis privaie office, 24}q Fulton street. Eom yee Wir ant haters eens | NOZES TI, CURES 2m, SURREY euans Way Gilleepis, D King, W Clancy, 0 Gadwalls of ds va one yours puactice enables De. O- Goldstein, H Goldstein. M Nicholson, 1 W Graniss to pervorm speedy and pormancas cures, wi maroury} va G i Devoe, BJ Roymolds, illis, W 8e and rooent oases removed in 8 tow 'G. has savaiay Weed, J B Knight, H W Gillin, ac tn giingmee in As bransh et re 0 none Wine! Cie he stea Y'E ta | Ata outa t etceRenras facet oe 8 froy, © Ellery, A B Batch, 7 bor deepatcl iE Tasmboref the University of the city of New York 4 sd poo © Adoladofter, M D , R. COOPER, 14 DUANE z Tae Eouny, $°¢ Patterson, J 4 Sie © | Dice aincases holed hls ptelen te woes Ridder, E Squires, R © | mons of mercurial and other diseases, He can oure the moet Chamber! T Carter, Seas and mild removedin a Caw SJ Walker, HG , B. "0 be by tn Boose- C'Brear. J Storms, J Lark Told goregh, es te ‘noe tots Duaas % t, E Blair, B Sammer, street, ‘with the first C Johnson, B Grego medicine and eountey has ever a gets JW Revell, J D Huds Derfertoureor ne ney, W Hain tt, JW Shaw, J RM wers. J B Ernot: R. HUNTER, PROPRIETOR OF OLD AND unders, L Winitoomb, G West, G Prey, tam Pitta | D ong entalisbed Hanterian, Dispenssry. No-s Division J Shoemaker, J W Bergin, B Bye, Cc lew York city, cures private in ae roedor, MA Warncr, J Hough Hi Murphy, A Taylor, | days as they havebcen years standing. Don't be Capt Johnson, W Drinkwater, Mr Baily, Mr Arres, Me Tis: by the quack doctors, but call and see Hunter at om bets, wife and’ chil Baxter, Mr Kilibora, M H | before applying elsewhere, to be robbed of your health an R Carney, RT Tow who derired the acter to, publish an eured me in four weeks, of s A F talk over mc, and ibe, ovate of mes. oury. I was so rei was sud tied been given up by a dozen d Sonk Rl ot ‘time of the ohclers, in three weeks, of a of more ti! year's oured me im the most fons | ai alontine, do; ir Valdoise—7 in the leans, transferred to Empire City at Passengers Salled. A De Valle; Mr Amige 450 from Chagres to Havana. rom, be Cuacres via Havana— aie PHILaDELPnta, ‘Bol igers, Charleston, 4 days, with cotton | rrom Naw Onivane—Mré Julis Shaw, Mrs Tweed and two and rice. to J Fow! dren, C A Tweed, three ohildren and servant, Mrs Butt Schr jardner, Charleston, 5 days, with cotton, &e, three children, Mrs Stedman, Mrs Ingraham and four to Colville & Co. Mrs MeDon Mr F C Ayres, Vom: ik, MH Rag Alonso, Gordon, Newbern, NC, with naval stores, to ete, J Sherman, FD Chambertin, Muihollan, R Tally. jackwo! 0 A a yi wtle, J Lathroy ‘Scbr Margaret, Woglam, Petersburg, 3 days. W Robinson, S.A Schetber, JS Sahribor, L Uison and eon, Sailea. J ertt, TD Harper, Dr Whitten, L, J Tower, Mrs Ship John & Lucy, Cushing, New Orleans. i ey Se nina, isaghore at Hog Island +}. on, at way. 2 re ‘has 120 passes a sory: Mre schooner ass been sent down by thi © Mil Vor to get ber of. ae Joab D wi J + Dec 21—Wind during the day, W’ we Be ‘Soa: mith, F W Bro 0 Telegraphic Marine oe 2 rey, BS ; nan, c ie sy Arrived. Celestine, Philadelphia; anes, a 3 4 ease, chs Breganzs, Matilda, Alber! BFraneat’ W az, J Shoe, J De c jama, J Mo. Artived—Schr M L Hall, Baltimore. ‘ Clested—Brig Orray Taft. Mowry, Charlestet a gta ae oe Replies a a, . Art sehr Oneco, Norfolk; parted company with schr lady and’ three ebildren, J Mou: from Norfolk for Boston, of the Capea of Delaware he, oF Creighton, J Kulling, 8 W el se Wen 1 Degting, Reltinees Manor JR fF Mortons Gaillard, B Cailfsed, 3 Lover: Matanzas; Eliza Merithew, i ————________ HIPPING. equice motieal sik, Herald Marine Correspondence. wAnnnnnnwnnenannnmnaccnn | eee te bkew whether thal ease, Evoanrown, Doo li. HORTE QMBRICAM BOVEL | Ticused noes whom they employ, and thus; cy ae —Schrs Louisa Dyer, Manning, NYork for Pozt- ‘he imposition of #e provalens ‘oldies, ‘ah, Smith, bound segh, ond bebe ~y Dr. La Croix ies for the only calling a past owonty haa been consul difer- A BIA, PERSIA, Jat discases of waleh hie book treats, as well as by Oley for ames Philadelphia for do; isin Anailies, all, N AMERICA, Capt. Shannon. Toit cin port? A M, all the vessele above reported, and lear white light —In por @ vessels above repo , an ove mentioned ‘my report of 17th inst. Now ia port, og tarboard: wert. os ms Mi ecce those: ebstinass, on w stoned up cases thas have ‘tbe Fasee, *, ry dieanan ae yea thas ifs sity abounta eile pe a ce, Sai empaeteal prctetlocn, catep Acticin samen Waat's Fi pecie beyond an amount for fuk cure, ateagew. bem ot Bnco Ewoca, of Baltimore, hasbeen purchased by 8 Span- rroon on board. . O, has received 1 rogniar medical bas tab house tor $9,000. : i. through sh t | confined oan for the last twonty-tve fab bow eilén of! wapapers must pass through the Pos a4 ie pag pili Qzird, MeLane. from NYork for Boston, was seen | For freight or passage, ~ 0 5 Loft Harwio THE A¥FLICTED.—. mond, fret Taleah S¥rancisoo, Oct (20 foretan ‘for thoes deplorable, consequences from sak probably Nev) 5, 1 135 W. bro: abi spay be heard from, gratis, by a : “~ ’ Peedaned tunteatertse seacbeeh Ris fe Richa ot a. 0, Nov 1—8ld steamer Monumental City, San ACHTIG MAIL STEAMSHIP PANY — HANGS | jorsance. « » ANtioUA~No Am vessels im port. e aly Fare ondag, Boo. Bannanors, Nov s2—Brig Thos Trowbridge, Rhodes, from the oplendia now, Seubte ongine. MiBeven, une; othees ee betsee. DORADO, 1,5W tons burthen, H. J. Hartatens, Bunwvoa, Now t0~Arr sche Barl Du: Lill call en Monaed, Wea, 00 OF Cid ath, clr Daphne, do. ? my Wy Ayer Ry Be Carvaxas, Dec 6—arr Bu “J or veh, bi San al the Higned at the office on the = York. 8. MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.—FOR NEW Eencrven: Neewtatebe +, Orlaana, via Havana. —Change of sailing day.—The Havana, Deo 6—are bi pigedia gteamahip GEORGIA to D. Cardi, Melville, Newport; . cs vy more; triton, Himes, Bat Ss Pats’ alto ry &., i 49. $3 19 onl - Maken on freight to me 3 Now Orloane r, Newport: brigs will be transferred to th if FpilAadeiphis, a» He (Br). Dormanten, Wilmins Yene. Vale lla | Une for California tenes double engine steams ‘D v varine, E¢monds, NYcrk vis Matanzas “J neeet, er Cesweli, Ortcoeay Stas adsies es vacten Page Elias Jam 7 e me. . LIVERPOOL. vepen > rey from the 24 to 8th jaclusive, have not come n Saturday, 10, 6 42 look M.. from. ve quired unt = EAI ALP AN, Arr sebr Mary, T; HI, by ahisteuhip Asin, Judhioe, Boston, (and proce a unequalled scoommodation: Dw ray ha eek i Untorreamiore foe Liverpool) on | eee RO WARD'R. COLLINS & Co,. 64 Wall st. Seng bibare A bottle, 1th & book, only one dolla: VER POGL Nov 20-Bark Medora, MoNeil, for Boston #1) mship Atlantic, will succeed the Pacific, and sal) ho will give fees oiver thei? By cating oo. you will Finch, N 3 ~" — Saoet aps to" be. misled, be corefa! 0 Femembet ey HE ROYAL MAIL, STRAMER MERLIN, CAPTAIN where only is known the seores of Curing expeditious brigs Demarare, Me Sampeon. will call for Bermade and St. Thomas, os _ ees peammomenenennne Boupe iker, Rdgcomb, Providence; 9th, eS te ee tie dee aie HE MARMIED WOMAN'S FIVATB MEDICAL OOM. Viator, Park. fort via et et Gr Bow vere is 8. rT ‘panion—By Dr. A. ‘Mauricesn, of 1 AD, Telok, Man's. Liaahtors vie teen omen—Twrentiolh Edition, » BP. OM PH aes TON ald th, beige Aly ape, Vers pocrnle Mise te the bee ore. -tand; 100h, Mary Flower, feeight. Apply te of shie vceapeadbetog tere or mails wilt es. reveived on poard of be oe these “ o Manza VE0% Nov 20—Arr beige Onn. on oe except through the Po dienieoee baportant eocrete, int, Cape “YL; Btanvcomd. N York. snd), fa Phi r sce, ¢y 1dBrig Carlann (not Gren. Veeneh NS, W.C e wih te ¥ teh tr panpacs appiy °° re witis, Kron, 61 Courtland stro. aary, ———— B FOR SAN FRANCISCO, Via ANDER. now steamship DANIRL WEBSTER, Nicnraagy Will leave Plor 2, North River, oa rin, Col lock, P.M. © pacetinn rit ‘aange opply only to D. B. ALLEN, 9 Bat a of ‘ae Change of sailing days, after Janu- ane the Mery pl AN th 42th of cach month, im Sete ‘Rich : Sry 1, the days will by 1. 80 heretofore SL awh siona of the 7th and 2 FOR SAN rranctm, The new and MINGO. (only 0 DIRECT—DISPATCH LIN) ow Yo ailt clipper ship A ' ister), Captain Sylves vier four, Bast river, foot of o bas now nearly all of wil, be tranamiveed by mail, he Ui ‘Srapos, At Maurioorv, box tor, fp Bow ne am Bread street A gf EW MEDICAL BOOKS. —A COMPLETE PRACTIOAL garse cngagsa. a ser eee ‘Shippers will please a Goan ok ance at \ most extraordinary @ispatel £8 treet. Agroat qua! #mine her and judge for themselves, pL Be ae largo 88 ey Homer 5. BL Se. gory Gnd dissases of the _ P., eprend POR SAV aNwat—v, 5. MALL LIN, Splendid steamship Alabama, (apt