The New York Herald Newspaper, January 10, 1852, Page 8

in Ninth avenue, near street; I was awny about twenty minutes; twenty five minutes was the most; 1 was not out again Ghat evening; we were all there—Anna was there, and Mre. McLean and Mires Virginia; she was then little; Mrs McLean was shortly ‘Bursed V Jane; abe ; she died about rine months after t time io Twentieth street; Vir- her eo; Apna went oucthat evening: we left the house at ; tame time; we did mot go together; she returned | band died in Fifth street: I was married in Ireland edout the same time I did; she was in s few minutes | eleven years ago; my husband did not live with Mr. before me Q—Did any person—any gentleman call there that A sO ‘hen I got in from the milliner’s, Jane and Virginia were seated and Anua came down stairs laugh. ing avdeais Capt. Howard was up stairs and wanted some brandy: sheasked Mrs MoLean where it was, and abe answered she knew herself; that it wasin tne pan- try between the dining room aud parlor; Mre McLean ard Anna went op stairs and both came down together; ebe raid Tloward wanted brandy aud water; she also taid Howard had gone cut, she and Mrs. McLean were Rot absent wore than ten minutes Q—When Anna told you Uapt Howard was gone did you bear anything? A —1 did not think or ruspret euch, things turned np ince, but [ heard the front door shut there was no light lit; I did not hear of Capt. just dork as have t; it was jowerd berg there agarn that night; there was no ene eke there thet night, whew Leame in from the milliner’s, Aras told cab ® he had sent Baraey to the store; he pack, but as to eay he was in all the evening I don't recollect; it wae not tate when I came home; it sk, we bad no party or friends the next much about the same ‘war Darcly evening: | think it was pretry rrert wasin Philudelpbia, that T caught im bed with Barvey; Mes Forrest was in Philadel- time that Mra b pbia Mr Forest away.and Mies Margaret in the coua- try, Anos ceverally (talked of houses of ill fame, aud all Kinds <f smutty talk; we were together about two weeks d to talk that way; T walked away when ehe commen from ber when rhe commenc:d talking 80; Lowa’t sxy whi ther the door wa d wheo Tenught herand Barney, inte Toan't recollect; it was to eth: r (clored); Barney was ia ed; when the taw me cowing up with the light, she stood on the side of ‘he bed and put her hand on the Goor; the was drested in ber night gown; each of us three hed separate bed rooms ; I think we all vame vp together to go to bed; Barney went into his Dedroom; I went into mine wnd (ocked it; Thad a light it was something about a half en | with me; I put it out hour before I started t» go to Anna’s room; I heard Bar- Rey onlock his doorand ge out; then I lit my light and ed to Anna's room = —D'd you walk quick No. I walked heavy, to let them know I was comin, dido't want ‘0 go into her room «uddealy; I supp hhe'a coms eur, Cros-examined.—I oan't exactly tell how long I re- | maained in Nr Forrest’s house altogether; I went to keep houre for myself in the Bea b beo Tam a waow no sinc> the fall I have hada out since at house cwsning fora living muree baby; it belongs to # re feeding 1 pursing tor taking © re cf the chia; thts last mouth 5] © A ed ue; (have not lived T used to work out Ounvor; Lam spoon Mre Connor is a wetaurse. and she is wet- ye, Wart’s child, I am paid $4 a month for aid she Wovid sive meteur deliars wd a belt, my sister, Mrs Mosh v. mw tome; Ih done vothing else for a liv fg Hee the fell but this pursiog; when I went out to work Terr peverné movih te from Mae re r bet cleaning eve for Mee Wij ed for Mrs, F be fox and Mes Tdon't he epremer hefo Am Great donee etreet ve me haf a dollar a oroing; I got work Hawkins; I have not worked wow the lady, I have not work. bey one dollar « Gay for whitewashing; whea Warbing for bait a day, I got theee s peTsens; ings; worked for yparated; I worked jor 1 base see her since; I saw her j Ltook her washing ther L re. eed ro money from ber excent for work I did for ber, lw ror her the retin, 1 bave met re Dy weyers Q—Have y from ? A~Noimvg (Lavghter ) month. ore bt murle frock. colwet Keyton ge Bier pave abet cine t fnrte witht 1 whit Voorkieste p lect un she remened iy the house otter (oat. Ullthe latter ead of Febrvery or the begiauing of March; she went to Cox nectir Q—Wh t her ty Oem 2 Am Hered (Levgbier.) She iook arouad the « conld fre we rlace. and soe raia she was acque § | thar, acd rad rhe wood I never Margeret euvies her or © her to ge: Suis unte whe her MeCube ce cht thew iv bea CLavgbeer ) oe Demos ehe war ena | ¢ h Toe rebild; ita going mee thy drei; 1 rummer after the any money except received any cic hat was spy use She gave me a showl this time twelv ister; ee gave me a frock, a black beginning of la-t rummer; I don « tbat rue bas given me; Mrs. Voor- three or four years ago. sud ou year Fince she ved ap. ag ner. to ame from iny own house this morn- living Heuse to Mrs Mr Voorlie the beure while Mr. and Urs ad net sr kiss ‘orrest. and came here out. L had ebu! Forrest Were awa: plano ane was out very much; Er ingio toe fawily wey; uld Bee é told me the came to the bouse; I don't remember wos that eum mer or ny 1d of Anns ‘d hisr her whe Kiichen, and in (he e-ea.and the mee Thave seen Barney her before I caught ver he caine into the | arden, avd in the yard ‘on this to any oxe; I Mevtioneo to Mre Forrest that f had caugue Anua ia | Bed woh Barnes; b Gidn'y t Tthongbt Iw tu Pa ree men Semvity” ial tance), eno y nearly three m won with bi nul Tdi wot did not mention ir to Mir Ferry 3 this m at long as | was in the house Q—Why oidn't you t spake to big ard Cai athing; [ciau't expect to buvy to t Bastuume; weal chiee w every Ore Went Lo thought Barvey socked b room; she left be thetr door open open; I war someihirg ebeut Leif av our in when I beard Barnes's de into Anne's room; Teli mor ited, town. and 1 thought to Preak room to breuk ber ou; 4 mine werd b and shoes op—noi bing 0: GY —Liow dia you bee ge Anoun’s directly ¢ inte shi 1 i Mr n't Like to tell ¢ r ox ution it reak her ¢ in wy pi fi the Mrs sid keep Anne ata dis- Forrest? eff that habit (tau ter); ws tar ve Lkuew Toan'csny whe room before tuat; be ‘Was the habst you Wanted to b ing and“ cerry ny 0: Forr of the —I never such my bed Tdidu't Want the family out oi e was in h room is portie to bis; he had no » into her room? A.--1 beard bis door oven, and beard his foot cross | the laruny, gud he ough Be went. rut rene get my \igut ard fullowed him; I had to be thee Was no person in the bow ; L did po! in her room t put ou ny clo ber again; whe Wer etevdirg upon the eid to put Ler bard egain rgeicet the ¢ been we at etruck whether sti might knew BDI wer Witners frnid of don'th Baw Barn Fest about Nor we fix the Ope an ber | ber: Thy had anything abcut i ma conticued---T lef ing ii woke ows fol wicked; I Wi Oct locked im wee a back bedco mw. War the rane « evening, 1 vid Bee bs gow down reise i y that I saw t t nee wan in the f ner go ber © re knw iri «on. about ¢ bed, und she 5 when the door ¢ bed; she didn’t say ep or not; I didn’t ask @ kind of alarm I wxs coming; Dicught pim there. 2 Mr. O'Conor~ bat's @ litte xactly see where duy before, I en in bed. the door. An arted ened her thar I asked Barney what d be mace me *ne Ten auswe she mosus no leave ic; 1 didu'cavep any aii night; 1 t morning down st d cbis in Uctoner; 1 4 vrbed fom Ptulsdeipot UCR week efter: ne T never kept itin my nund; I ow it Wak Dot th nt to Kngiand tbat Lteid her ot neerer thn I vold Mes. F om they the path room T matter in tt room; I did a as L Was © : : T bad tied ihe docr before that, aud calcd throveh the w nb arter twenty minut tore thet on t ¥hen 1 cei 1 went into every roow fing them; 1 twisted the mov of that dod Wert up to my bedroom, and a I cal ne met ber cn the landing opp the room doo: I Gid net look imto the room see if Was there, | dicn’t see bim eny where fhe must br thore. as I didn't now whe 1 can’t telt bow long Mrs. # L think it wes tore irs. M. Be ineked tor to Pride. Bui cxn's teil tance of mine wa the firm. nigh went weave | weit ow beckure 7 day. * the hou Jeave it on thing 1 oa fongbiep Whee be wo Brenay end war Dinu e attr eve I Wee alone, on ews wih tw TO0m (0 ree © were oul mh ¢ noi v turped ® abou Apre durk iy pr after me 1 nev except wher be slunmes; I ye ITnev py. with Bone the boure Bmith, liad Fore’) let eh Vente wo toll Biren. wee ath wert wan wy ¥ be Bie ben eamse ¥ thir Birr ¥ sboul Ler tort wee ber, | wid ber J caught Barney i Mr, O'Ccncr mow intended to Borrest kn Lean we as an b Mre Four ti togetber Forrert did pot ¢ mii (good, obd 1 didn't Wisk no friend or ac 8 v my but, and An ise, and [ tnought the door would rest Wa thre rl T recollect that ¢ to Boilad-iphia aid sbouc toes Twi t ven heud rea. of going to the house wit A with ber the reply of Mes re. | afterwards married; she | the ergo eed got married; we called her Bot that; sbe lived at ti was with Mre McLean end she hed } ting; their names were T| w I never spoke to him | don't xcclleet how lo | eke came. ang only the mind of Mire Forrest. ‘The Chief Justice said that the evidence was % sign the paper the counsel forthe defendant having crors-e: on | then, and eens tf Q.—Did you swear toit? A.—I |. [Exception taken. held up my 31 my name twice. Q.—Did question was ‘Mrs. Forrest seid she | you sign two different papers, or put mame te the would have to turn her away; the clothes Mrs. Forrest ome vee et A.—I can’t say it is the same gave me were cast off clothes; she always gave them | paper; I was persuaded to sign it by Townsend; Town. away. send wanted me to ssy I was drunk when I made my To Mr. Vam Buren—I am a widow two years; hus- Forrest; he was enlisted by officer Brady, and was away in Florida from me for five years; officer Brady was shot in Mexico; my husband took me from Mr. Forrest’ four months after he came back; I had no difficulty with my busband. Mr. 0’Concr—I never ssw Anna but once after she left for Connecticut; when I spoke to Anna about her charging Capt. Howard. she told me that I had no right te interfere with her. that sbe was a poor girl, and she should do the best she could; I said, “you know I caught You, in bed with Barney;” she said, if you talk so to me you do, I'll have you arrested.” To Mr. Van Buren—Anna was 60 violent when she came down with Mr, Raymond, that she threatened me, and Miss Margaret told me not to g» into the reom where know Arwawas coming down; I didn't know Mr. Ray- mond wiscoming; when I upbraided her before Mr. Ray- mond, she made me no auswer; Barney was about seven- teen years of Anna! stick me; the morning after I caught ber with darney near me; sbe then begged of me not to tell Mrs. Forrest. Harriet White. examined by Mr. O’Conor, deposed she is wife of Isaac White--I live in Brooklyn; I resided ip Norwalk, Connecticut. in 1843; I became acquainted there with a person named An a Dempsey; she then called berself Anna Ajams; she only staid at my house one night on that occasion; I saw her in the fall after; she then called herself Anna Dowpsey; she staid with me three months then; I next saw her in 1945; her name was Mrs Elmensdorff then; she came to get board, and stopped two weeks; she then went to live with Mrs. Ray- mond, on Flatshill, Norwalk ; she went there in April, and staid till abcut the first of June; she reported her. self asa tingle lady, in 1843; there was aletter inthe post ofice for Anna Dempsry. care of Mrs, White, and the young man in the post oflice told me; I said I had no one of that name in my house but there was a young weman named Anna Adams; when [ went home, [ told her there was a letter in the post cfice for Anna Domp- sey. addressed to my care; she colored up, and I asked her, if that was ber name, why she had not told me; she Went out to the post office forthe letter; 1 becams ac- qvainted with her general reputation; her reputation for truth was bad Q—From her reputation for truth, would you b her on oath? A--No, tir, I would not Crors-examined —-My husband's name is Isaac White; he follows the oyster business, 1 have been married twenty-one years last August. (Laughter) A general feeling of surprise was manffesied at this auewer, the witness apparcutiy not being more than rcven cr cight and twenty years of age. Witness {good hbumorediy)--Do you doubt my word? ter n Buren--You look so young taat I thought was some mistake Witnese-—I will be forty next Julr; [hove a family; the first time I saw Anna Was in July. d the next in Uctober; she bad lived with a Mrs. Russell, and took cure of acbild; Mrs, Russell had come from New Uriewn: the is now dead: Anna came tome to board; she did not dev any housework for me; she was working for a man, learning teiloring; she was a stranger the first time she came end the second ti 1 don't know that I ever beard any one speak agairst ber chazacter ior truth; severel of my neighbors spoke against her general chs racter; they wee Mrs Brower, Mra Brower’s mother, and! Mra. Hodge,and Mrs. Vernette, who lived in the house with me, aud Who is now dead, in 184, she remniued fove ome by any person; she was confioed at Mra, Ray. on Flatshiil, where she went to board from my fe; it was the first time that she came te me and staid over night that she tel. me her nsme was Adams; when the came tbe next time I stilieniled her Adan, she wes there 9 couple cf weeks before she got the letter; Leslied her Mise Adsms usuaily—sometimes Anna Luriett White, dsuabter of the lest witne: inter sting locking young lady. depored—I w teen the 17th of waren ext; I became acqu Avna Dempsey: Leaw ber three times in Corneatic | always called her Anne; I rememher a time was bowrding there while my mother was absent. (.—Did Apia do anything remi A —Yeu; she locked her the reem with two men and tuned me tid my mother when Cree: e returned, Semined — Tnis was about 7 o'clock in the eve- ury Hand and Andrew Rees- ; they were not married men; they did not visit us; one of them was astage driver and the other attended a btable; I went to bed; I was ten years of at the time; there Was Ho One else ia the house, pta fumily down staire; we Occupied the upper part; we had fi7e rooms; I never called her anything but Anne; I wouldn't. Ange.” and it used toret hermad. (Laughter) er ured .o cullher Anna sometimes, and some- tics Adame; I ¥ ey on a visit the third time taw ber ccetsion he went by the name ot ofl; my mother in New York when th e took piace; I he remained at our house after by m me back. at he lives at New Canaan—I nephew cf Mr John Dickin- ith Anra Demprey; Lnsver atation th was badj 1 modest act of her: atterrhe went to bed, & clovhes, When there was ction on the ove Van Buren chysoted to that fef Justice wvthat was very vague; he could e 1 Nothing but her # appeared to be absut ; her bust was ce did not take place senoe, #lie came out of her pe. about eieht to nine o'clock; ,aoout dusk; ehe was there k My Dickinson spoke :o her, end trld Ler to go back to bed: can’t eny how long she hat x bed; I went to bed afterwards, bus what time I lest generally retire to bed carly in the I came to thie morning; Lem an Hoglish I was rubp 1 yerterday. in Bedford; I was m buriness; wy ex} 1; 1 got three s, ard I suppose Ubat will pay my expenses; T was promised eny raone — What do you expect? A.--I didn’t think of it Dir. Ven Burer m didn’t begin to think, yet, how wtch ycu will expect? rd McCabe ffested throughout the ¢ ning trom the eriwd a y sbirtiess individual, with wnenst look, He ched the w.tuess stand, bie apy rroniled to the mind of every one i court Apea Dempsry's Indignaat ard descc d the in-inuation of her boy Te- aving y int On be onor. the witness rid — T will be in February; 1 live at 218 Ninth FeDue I lived with Mr. Forrest about iter; it Forres d his lady ; L was employed ; I ket > work in sixth evenus hetice Levins wud Anna he house when [ leit the rervics; I «mber bow long A d been there whea I Ife; bt be 4, or 6, or you etary time Vvening; Mrs. Levins cemein; #bed; I hed only my shirt on; bight clothes, I euppors --Had you at any time sexual intercource with nal . ¢ of twice; I believe it was in Use] had first intercourse with I beli om Lext the bath reom, I believe ore the wight Lwa the ake be or sho indue when Sirs Le an write my name; Ih Me O0 or, Taup e st wa 3 Twas sent for: [ onn't na me; 1 wae © town, end when J came tolo me th wage noo f *; 1 don it was from; it told me to god 2 Dey mth that Mr. 0? Conor eailed to see me; I ves told he war reen in the Ninth av 3 Lo hether T beve been to Mr. O'Corer eve my etatemert was tuk izned it: I believe I ewe bing tor going there Q—Ha ge eince? A=No rir; only six te her 2 ve you made a ptutement denying your af- A—T believe I I war forced to do it; I don’: now that I awe I believe Lheld up my haod t I can'teay thet I re to it; IT don't know befor bom L made it; p Broadway Pi amber on ma fi menti ? dow koow. —Werey fave you 6 orupk 1)= told me 1 wa auk; don't kuow ther t have evern Twas drank; I know Bweeney’e off 4 and rhed 69:) this is my wigne ture ‘o hie U-Uonot 1 dcn'| keow th oft ! t Woe pion ot i Wer an ¢ Yes. toe pentlem 1 beliey i in f MJ rom 1 t F Idd ger \ ‘ D G bid you sead thw g Lt Fefore you rirned i A mTiew wre ol it. F irlea to read it, bute can't read be wbele efit) it wae wor read over to ane, that L te sol bout: il have your life or set the house on fire;” I sald, “if she was; sbe threatened violence against me; I didn’t Q—Did you ever have » quarrel with A.—Never but once, and she took a knife to she came into my room. and Isaid I didn’t want her vith mea couple of Weeks; she was not recommended | I! part was not pertinent, ‘ould be omitted. Mr, Van Buren then read the following:— fait and County of New York, ss —Bernard MoCabe, of said city, being duly sworn, deposes and says:—Several months ego, when I was in the employ of Mr. ae . the proprietor of a bowling alley, at the corner of Twenty- fifth atreet and Ninth avenue, in said city, I was in- formed that one Charles O’Conor, the counsel of Catha- rine N. Forrest, bad been frequen‘ly seen walking up and down said avenue, making inquiries as to my Where- aboute, Bhortly after I was so informed, a colored women called at my place of business, and informed me that the said Catharine N. Forrest desired to see me at her residence in Sixteenth street, Accordingly, I went tosee said Catherine N. Forrest, who informed me that said O’Vozor desired to see me at his office, No. 2 Dey strect, and promised that if I would go there, and sign any paper the said O’Ucnor might request me to sign, she, the said Cathariue, would pay me well for it. I ne clined according to this proposal. Shortly afterwards I received 2 note from said O'Conor, in which I was in- formed that, by calling at bis office, I might hear of semething to my sdvantage. This invitation was als | @eclimed. Some time after this last occ ur: | the daily papers, reveral affidavits in the Forrest divorce | case, and, among othem, one of @ ceitain Catherine Lovins, in which it was stated that she, the said Uatne- rine, bad once seen me in bed with one Anna Demp<ey, at the houre of Edwin Forrest, in Twenty-sesond street, in seid city. About the time I saw this publication I was informed tbat I myself had made an affidavit to the effect that I had had sexual intercourse with said Anna Demysey. I then remembered that several months before, whilet 1 was very much intox cited (I being in the habit cf drinking to excess), I wentto the office of said O'Conor, in Dey street. and saw a man write some- thing there, but I bad not then, nor have I now, any collection of making such an affidavit; mor could I, in my sober senses, have been induced to make such astate- ment respecting the said Anna Demp: On the con. trary, I have uniformly declared, and do now diclare, that I never bad cexuai intercourse with the said Anai; ard [solemnly declire that I was nee: seen ia bed with her by said Catherine Levin, or by aby other peraoa. I have carefully avoided secing the said @atheriae N, Forrest ever since I was remindedof my having been to the office of said O’Conor. for the reason thatI did not wish to receive compensation for havieg dony en unjus tifiable act. In about the year 1841. I beiag about twelve years ofege, wentinto Mr, Forrest's employ, and there re ed «bout four years. Daring that time Mrs. Forrest's household aftulrs were quietly and regu- larly conducted in bis prerence, and frequently otha wise during bisabeencs, = | ® 3 BARNARD Mc3asy Bworn to before me, this 97th day of November, 1861. JAMES M, SWE Commissioner of Deeds Witness to Mr. Van Baren—I have not been to see Mrs. Forrest letely; I went once to see her before I went to Mr. 0'Conor's éflice; 1 believe sho told me to go down to Mr, O'Conor's oflice; Law her in Sixceenth treet, * To Mr. OConox.--Mrs, Forrest never told me that she wanted me to sigu any paper I might write Q.--Did che ever say she would pay you crreward you for swearing to anything? A --She told me I weuld get paid for my trouble, thet’s all; I be- leve there was one or two told me you (Mr. 0'Conor) | were scen walking up and down the Ninth avenue enquiring for me; I don’t recollect who they were; T believe Lownrend told me he saw you walk on the Nicth av: I don’t secollect who the other person war; Towns "ttell me anything about you, ex- cept that be had seen Mr. O’Gonor on the Ninth avenue; I believe I gota note froma you (Ar. O'Uonor); I believa | it said if wasto call on Mr. 0? Jonor, I would hear of | comet! j dvanta: Did you hear of any- thing to your udyantage when youcame? A --No. sir. (hieuy Q--Did I ever give you any money ex- ceptt xpence to pay your stage? A -—No, sir. Q— | Did Tever promise you any, except the fifty cents you ould be entitled to for attendance as a wicness? A.-- ter.) Q— A—I don’t s 1 1 got home, (Laug ‘ou tipsy when you came to me?, Mr O'Conor --That willdo, You sre welcome, gentle- men. to your affidayi Mr, Ven Buren--You are wel Mr. Va» Barea then aid to the witn me at any tune? | A=-Yes, sir, Q--What did I sey to you? didn’t speak to me; ycu said you did was Q--Didn't I yeu to clear out? A.--You did, sir, (Continued laughter ) ‘A? jcurned to 19 o'clock Saturday (this) morning. Mir, Vorrest, end several friends that usually accom- pany him. were in court. Mrs. Forrest, and Mrs, NP. Willis were in an aéjoiving room. exe to your witness Did you call on A-—-You know who I (Laughter.) CITY TRADE REPORT, Frupay, Jan, 9~6 P. M Asirre reemed quiet, the business Dbls--new pots at $5, and oid pearls 1U0 Ibs. Breavstey varied little, the transictiona in- hern at $1 ¢ $4 6233; a a $4 664; 1 mixed to bbl; Canadian was nout x buyer; 60 60 do. Biale atmoved to and 8.000 do. with Ohio red. at 9 10#CO bushels mixed western and ye! a Oe ; and rye, to that ¢f 1.000 bushels river at 7) tormer fig new occuted ia barley or oats Cannris.—There have been 600 voxes plain end patent eperm bought at 42a 600 per Ib Corres: appeared inactive, only 160 finding a market, at 8 Imported this week, § 243 begs Oorven.—New she 5 Was fir, at 21! ; aad oldat 1c per lb. cath. Dexand fair. Corrox.—The demand cootir . but not active, eported at 2700 bales, at prices * to the receipt of the rather more di the sales to-day being similar te thoze curze: Cambria’s advices. none 0 nene ted at 50,000 bates Oo ales of cotton ercnts —Lo Liverpool some 600 @ 800k were to with some ficur, 102 12 tuns oi, 1vs 6d per te D boxes tobacco, by the Pacific $5. 6d. ‘Zo Loxdon vere steady and withou! cbange, Yo Glasgow 500 b oa Ww d to fi.lup, a6 316d Tol corton was a7 while ashes and hark etood us before, Lo Californie, rates varied from 4fc. a 10 Fravites Liv ruled duil at 33a 40c, per ib. Steck email 440 bbls. Nos. 2 714}4 wud $6 Malaga reisiaa, 2 ; 200 bushels in- j aud 20 ¢ Seardiogs, X 200 balt do a Dy imoorted 536 qr, do , 200 bbls , 8 reisins; - Braper; 2.0 Loxes wimer do; 1.(22 wit bbIS, 100 yr, bone a nuts; 6 banana; irais 167 ca.es candied fruit. Hay did not vary much; 400 bales ized 7.c. & SCc. per 10 Ibs, Her =Undressed Ameri $122 60. Market heavy Hors.--Abcut 20 ba.es new have been cold within a fow days, at Sc. @ B6c, per lb. Ion continues steady, €0 tons Beotch pig f $40 60,6 months, Imported this week—$ 124 bars rail: oad fron. 28 689 bare, G7 bundies; 100 bundies sheet 1C0 tons pig. 1,000 tons “crap tron Larne Bastern were im fair reque rer M, cach Listy -1,800 bbls. Rockland common were d thi (6—en auvance Moxasexs —But 49 bble Louisiana were tak ot having real- n retailed at $117 50 a a at te Inquiry ight. Imported this week=-65 hhds NAVAL S108% here were (OO barrels crude turpen- tine purchased at em lotaof spirits at and 1 (00 bi ea $i ~- Upwards cf 14,000 gallons Am ed have found buyers within t a Varolina © ea and Kag- * peat two 200 baskets tus Wile Impor Lingeed on; 1.160 bask 4 cures olive do.; 40 tered though the palea reached pork, et $13 608 ¢ and pre old bard, at ao ye; do, prime and tures beef. at $4 29 # $9 (0 und $5 do. beet ner respective. On and Stale batter ab ile. a 1e., While fair to eh a Oe. & 1340. per tb Juice has been in good requ oe the beginningeot he pew year, and wbout 1,000 tierses Lave brea Buid costly for shipment, wt 1 tor fairy $3 8714 $3 4034 for wood. a LU $8 C4 loreinietly prime t the iacter sete ox Cacks Woie ulaposed of ibe « e f uu f t been mad | 1 © 200 boxer enatie were picked uy pul of ths pe ys 126 ‘ \ . ‘ c a rR We t pe bot very h ¢ nd for foreign, Luough » tur inquiry existe for d © Prices ve eUHOy, Od the cules embrace 10,000 Los. full blood merino fleece at dc., 7000 los. extra pulled, at Su o | ¥ie.; 10,000 Ibs. euperfine do., at 38.0 d4¢.; aud 10.000 1do.,at 9 o ates sud 1s bags lb. Imported this week ‘bales wool waste. a Sree mens Ease, bey for mecuirTs ODL i ¢ losses man overboard); Vrouw sir, Wea thoad—l 784 aides and. 20 rile leathar, 24 Busta. gona inc Moe opto Pree NG ool Bogs, 188 butter, 168 aheep, luv bags | gor NOris = best. 168 do. rable ay, 350 pc. pork, 160 do. above, Deo, 25—the Fesea Helene (Dutch), arrived of iy New Haven ItartnoanetNe receipts to-day, in con. | hoviby sxperionced beuvy hurricanes Nov Mand Des 40” sequence of the snow. MARKETS ELSEWHERE. STOCK SALES. ILIDELPHIA, Jan. 9.——Stock Boar. a Ha, (70; 1a; 100 de, Tass: i000 de, 10234; 800 do., lu3g; 1080 ‘do., yl: Nav. 6's, '68, int, off BE (at, Baok of 0 Long 4 Railroad, 8. 25—The Princess (Br bark), from Ot J ghar Wee ey tay aes as Seived considerable damage: Jan 9 Sarre Roman, Cronstadt Deo bed je Duton brig Koephandel, from Bastern Philadelphia; , NYork; sone Mariette Castine for NY eek Sele : jnion Canal, 9 Reading Railroad ; 20 Penn. Railroad. Between Boards: Railroad 6's, "70, 73%; 1 a0., 7584; 100.ehs. Morris Canal | | Cleared—Shi ‘NOriean Round Pond, fora, Wa. 283G% 200 dou, ope, BSKE, 100 noe ee ey | Port au Plat yiealiadalghiny wears Le Pesids Buh Cent 5, Wa ca mares, a09 | Mater icss Cath ee ey cateP a weak ¥ \» WI x dor bas Spied i ; | Geornes Tel Was got of to-day by steamer Fortes, witout damage nd anchored in Nantasket Roads. CuaRnuesron, Jan 8 Cleared—Ship E Bulkley, NYork; sohr Florids, Phila- de) phia. Sailed—Ship Harriet Jeffrie, Boston; bark Jasper, NYork. 252 er Sales 5 50 do, New Oaeans, Jan. 6, 1852. ‘The Atlantic's news was received late last night, and the demand to- has been very animated; sales reach- ing 11,600 bali an advance of 'jc. Low middling is quoted at 7e.; strict middling, 73. Sterling exchange is at 83¢ a 9 prem, Herald Marine Correspondence. ‘PRI ADELPHIA. Arrived—Schr Jacob Raymond, Bourne, Cleare¢—Bark Potomac, Trompnon, Kings Fairy, Sheed, Antiguy Cnina, 8 7 New Onrans, Jan. 7, 1852, Cotton continues veryactive. 27,000 bales sold during the last three days, at an eighth advance since the At- The receipts are falling off Strict mid- 8, 1852, The Oambria’s news hes been received and published. Cotton has been activa, the sales reaching 7,500 bales notwithstanding the holidays; prices closed at an ad- vance of },¢ ; etrict middling being quoted at 7c. Crtantesron, Jan, 8, 1852 Cotton has been in active demand—the sales of the week amounting to 3,700 bales; prices olose buoyant and have an upward tendency. Fair is quoted at 810, ahe week’s receipts bave been 11,310 bales.and the stock on band, exclusive of that on shipboard, amounts to 36 487 bales. Crvcinwatt, Jan. 8, 1852. Hogs are heavy at $485a $490. In provisions there is no change, and business is limited. 1) VSO 2 NOREEN TP REE RA MARITIME INTEGUIGENCE, am tug America, from Delaware Breakwater, ithtwo barks and tour brige in tow. Taere muol soft flosting ice in the river, but not so heavy as to obstruct navigation, if the leaet breezo prevails, Weather calm aud cloudy. Miscellaneous. Banx Lvor1a, Welch, from Sumatra bound to Boston, With a cacgo of pepper. put into Pow Louis, Mauritius. prev to Nov 18, with the view of changing her wooden sheathing Above the copper, but on examination, the found in a sad condition. Itissupposed, however, that she may be repaired, and that her expenses wiil nos exceed from ten to eleven thousand dolla: Banrx Sanarris, from NOrleans for Baltimore, is stated i & telegraphic despateh to returned with mainmast prung. Banx Esrevera (formerly brig Espelots, of Philadelphia), was cold bythe US Marshal, ab San Francisco, on the 2let Noy, for $1 Bric Prant, 195 tone, of Boston, has been hased b; Willisms & Laven, of NLondon. She will Par} ed as z bark and employed iu the sperm whale fithery, in tho Indian Ocean, under the command of Capt Ezra R Foursyth, late ot bark Dov Bric Susan Brorrory (of Rookland), went ashore in the harbor of Vera Cruz, during a Norther, 15th ult, and would be condemned. The 8 3 had arr a short tiino before from Mo- bilo, and had landed hor cargo of cotton before the gale. Br ScuR CaRoLine, reported from Nova Sootia, but pros badly from Prince Kdward Island for Boston, with a oago ot barley, wheat, oats, &c, wont ashore at Sandy Nec: about threo miles from Barustable, on Tucsday last, duri tho storm, bilged, and is full of waver, orew saved. It is thc ught she will be a total loa Scum Tos M Mayuxw (of Machias), which sailed from Sydvey, CB, Noy 19, tor 8t Joins, NF, srrived thore Deo 2%. It wea feared that tho T M M was lost inthe gale of Nov 2i a 22. Sona Jossrn Guest, Roath, from New York for Provi donce, went ashore on Stonington Point, near the light houne on Wedneeday, and up to7 o’clook, PM. thers had becn no communication with her on xesount of she gale, which was thon blowing from the NV. ter cargo consi co.ton and iron, Four Virginia, Brown, which vessel was cut through and sunk in the Potomac by tho ice, some weeks ago, was raiecd ard taken into alexandrisoa Monday, She wasloaded with wheat. Sour Conumnvs, of and feom Portsmouth for Philsdolphi with fish, weas sebore about 10 miles below Bombay Hoo! Delawaie City, prev te 7th ines. Hassing Vesset—The French uret which ran from St Pierre, Mig. to tydney, UB. excep: in widwinter, wSen eho took the matis to sud trom Haillax sailed from Bye ‘ov 20, and there is strung reasoa $0 1ear was lossin the eevcre gale of tet & 22d, with al! hor craw and a lady pssrenger war goen by the Sydney pilots uet before the gale. snd appeared to be deeply Laden, proba. biv with coal for her ownors. Noshizg was known of oor st Haliiox up to Jen 6, iho was a be built at Gloucester, Massy Tho Br schr Young Hurter has beea chartered to run between St Piorreand Lehiac curing tue winter. Pinor roar Dawt Wensten (of Boston), feoma eru the tay, put into Gloucester 74a inst, for wood and wa G5 hinet, in the > Stumber cf pieces of wreek, no doubt paxtet Br brig Alfrid dicury, before reporred. A part cf the crew of the brig Octovin, wrecked at Coat zasonless, near the mouth ot the Qoatzrcosioss river, Iath- mus ot Tehuauteper, whore eho bad ) geve Cargo of makcgany, arr nt Orleans on the brig W rutemen. Arrat Bocton Jan 6, tohr Viraininn (of Orleans), Martia, NAtlentic Ocean vis Provincetown, 2) pblsep oil. iid from Sandwich: Islands Oct 1%, Aiboct, NI, to cruizo on the equator for ep cil, and irom thence p Biy to the Japa Uchotsi Se d -chipred 7400 ibs Borie by the far. New Orveans, January ALMANAG—-JANU ARY 10, PORT OF NEW YORK, JAN 9, 1851, Cleared, Liverpool, E K Collins & Co. earnship Empire City, Leeds, New Oztcane, MO Ro! Ehip Union, Davis, New Orloaus, Frost & Bick Sbip Redora, Brown, New Urloins, Englo & Hazerd. Epip Channeey Jerome, Jr, Cone Mobile, Eagle & Hazard, Ship Vandelis, Folger, Baltimore, Faber & Bier worth. pegate Kites Bares, Bramball, Bermuda, Tuoker & Light- orn, & Clyde, Kempton, New Orleans, J W Elwell. kk Molto . Danscom, Demerara, JM smith, ic Cathrine, Hiterd, Liverpool, N&, JH Brain ieobr Jee Porter, Lavender, Jacmel, MM Freeman & Co. fight BS Penny ), Beery, St Thomas, Maitiand, Pholps : Co Pas hr Mary Jane, Bentley, Norfolk, Sturges, Clearman b Oo, tohr Jos P Roes, Parker, Philadelphis, J W MoKeo. Steamer Cayuga, Wileun, South amboy, J& N Briaz: Arrived. Ship Waterloo (pkt), Harvey, (from Quarantine) Liver- pool, 39 deys, with mudgo and 883 passengers, to Kermit & Carew. as experienced heavy weather on the passage. Ship Yorktown (pk*), Bradisin, London, Nov 2%, and Lands Beag8.), with mage and 4 p rinnell, Mintara Co. Has experienced northerly gates exd calms on the Deo 24. in a xole from NNW, lost fors and ranin- F sprung to pmaet and runinm ast, tip Rhine, bosne, Havre, Nov 19, wit) mdse sud 537 pas- tengers, 10 FD Hurlbut & Co. On the ovening ot Nov 19, vag run into by an untnown ship, which earried away tho K's jibbovra, started the cutwater, and finaily took aback iva ‘came under the R's etern, which stove azera boat and ¥ Kain toreail yards, ang destroycd atl the gails aud rigsiag ptiached. | passenger diet on tie voyags. ship Sen Nymph (of Battimore), Hale, Canton, Sop 21, ‘ks, teas, &c, tomarter Wes off Egg arbor Jan 3, has hada continuation of NE and NW gales; has m Liown eff twice. hip Humboles (of Boston), Muncon, New Orleans, 20 e568, with dro, to E D furlbu' belite Hyne, Dewing. Centon, 123 days, and 23 6-58 fi0m Pernambuco, with boas end sills, to Allon & Pax ante, off Capo epoko bark Emerald (Bz). 156 cra arracan for Antwerp; reported that the captain ato bad died on the pesssp Steamship Pacific, Ny il packet sohr BA Park utirut vessel, revintls fojured the ship’ n; Deo 24, was airaok bya ulwind, which carried sway fore and wain yards, fore and i mony, for New London. Tho Oatherine sipped her oil Hork Plonix, Brown, fio Janeiro, Nov 15, withooffee &o, | (6 W bbls), by tho Harmony, and her whaignona by tie acon & Thempson,, d very savers Weather on the | Séirencack, for New Loudon er Now York ‘The Elsonrs shipped 1800 wh, 100 ep by the A, and 3...) Lbs pone b Permory; had ecld 100 itis wh oil, at bile. The roll, with LILO bbie wh oil, the Drome. with 560 w 1 Nocf Hatteras, from San Franci snd has teen 12 day Hen & Parson Capo ¥rlo bearing N f eo ant sp 5 miles, » BOK b: lon 35 39, Janciro; » lab 10 36.8, snd the Friends, th (C0 wh, $0 ep (al) of NLoudon) wer from Rio Janeiro tor Bo:ton—spoke her sgsinoa the | 2:60 shipping their oil and bone by the Adirondack. T ne , in Ist4 208, lon 8520. ‘The U $ brig Bainbridge, from the | North Ster, of Ni. will shipber oii and bone by the Abi eal for New Bedford. The eugal, Nis, was hosed trom bound South for ep oil, with Wy bbls; would not touch ax the Tslands. ‘Bll the lottere rerort many dosertions and muc 9 crews of the ships in port. “ X byEgee po dato, Uerrimao, Deston. NL, (90) ibs. i Jago, Capo yee eae ares iby let 7 tr ee chr Smith Tuttlo, Larophee: nit, 2 days. Unley), Hveeary. SH. 2 ep whales token when 16 cays ous he Rockaway, Fiviay. Vireinia, 2daya. At Hauritive Oct 7, Young Poonix, thompson, oli not re a Egy LEAVE VaTery dank Pet Lekeina Oct 12 Conder, Kempton, NB, had shtoped 200 per Garonne, fur NBediord, sad 17 0.01 s bows pe River Piste, was going into Rio ss the P came ou 3 vark Sergitarive (Br), Lovo, Malaga, 40 days, with fruit, to Aguirre & Galway. ark Com, Lawlin, Gaboon (WCAfrics), 55 days, with cof- So, to 4 Mumford. ght Pavidson, Driscoll, Viginis, 2 daye, bound to New iven. nile Rebr Ferixe, Lawson, Viratais, 3 x Ivar » Davis 4 7 Sarsh Ann Keo, Tunnel, Baltimore, obr B tt, Eingsland, Baltimore, 4daya or Susen, Russeli, Nantucket, oxnn aris eplania, NB, fe-8, Rost re Rben’ 1 O39 — (by letter from Ist officer). { U bbls, taben laste aug 29, in arut ttove by a wha teornd offierr. of North Fairhaven, was drow: 3dayz fora, 2 days " days. d. Sendwich, 2days. camer Ponstsoot, Cisrk, Philadetphis Jan 9, spoke a wrecking echr, bound to the wroek at Uareon’s {rles, Belowe Linn, Lambert, from Glsegow, with mdce and {2 vunbsia & Dino, hp Van Fayal Oct $5, Th ep; Binrpaset Sec tt, Ela hute, Breton, do cle LS wiviared by a wast Wh, bea Queen. Marshall, Wus tated te cruise ¢ or $ weeks, iu ohs ki on shore. OmTerceira Oot 5, Stafford, Francis, NB. clean, proviously Ineded — ep. of ort, Jaaded 408%, and 40 of mate, Leaving Gaps Winkle, Lowber, from Liverpool, with mdso Thom pion & Nephew. Liverpool. ors, trom Loghorn, to Frost & Hisks. a Nov fetter from Capt Wyer), Young Herot Nev, M0 ep, bound to Tomber to reoruit Hard from (by letter trom Capt Wood), Oct 18, lat 25 3, ton 55, W, Bugenis, NB, 05 ep on board tapposed to bo the New World, from Liver. | ‘hPa Ateee NB. LS aritius, dated Nov i, ip : Stip Wiis . Perkins. of Lyn, with xbo ho yeewol reported yeaterday as the Rhine, Doane, from | Si/2 Wham der receding hee craw lefs sais por ob Kotterdam, was 2 mistake, The vessel ashore isthe #rus | Che isch inet, Hath M ME. having cm bones bors or ahip Rhein, Mcyer, from Rotterdam, Oct 21. Dai epeect o 4 pacinging, Hiv ilod Ske is bound to Efo with stores for the Brazilian Ir was the ctorechip Relief (unt Lexington), that youerday, dren. Wind during the day NE. slloll Shey ‘ompkine NB, tends to pro Lace, Naa, ted. “bili for men, Nev 16, 10¢611 8, lon & Seg Marbor fer Pacifi oben ond heare trom hoy 4, Catavba. Swain, Nan, 60 bbis singe teaviny Feyta, when rhe had 180 ep: Ontario, Usthoart, do 90 bbls nce loving: d 20 ep; Charles Carroll fF; do, towk g in top jorted Aug 4, by ie % 7th, Empire, Upbs: Lx MDGS leavin when’ she ped 1700 6 a, sien, NB perior, Luce, do, bt bs, Woeks Pit, hy lsines leay 2 had 1000 E rr, eAnSIP CAMBRIA. AT Boston. i—Sld Mayflower, Crabtree, NYork; EB & rhice, Pike, eeckin Moxpeavx, Leo 22—arr Claiborne, Worham, rem te Roeds 0th, Adviatie, Snow, NOrl anciaeo. Amerika, and Claiborne, for NOrloans; Or Ovando, Amelia. and Minerv Mary Dale, for Ehitadelphia Hixam, Torbay, Deo 23—Sld Laurence, Dorney, ( rom twerp), NYork. faustor, Dee 2--Cld Juro, Morcan, for Savanah. Ye fret the Fi dur, F; Si for N¥ors; Mermaid, Thompson, FM, 4 orted at Valprrais cok, Of Warren, boilin £00 ep. bad taken OU) b y 1 ind, do, 1100 ep; Pistine, Lee, Westport oil not seated. Notiecs to Mariners. 6 New Margaret, Boeby g down tus China Sena: ng ibe & P seovor'd xuiolima and slios! 4th, Helen Maria, Bilaby, N York; Reia- in, Wilmington, NO. Leo 22—Arr J UW Heydorn, Charlest td 2id, Albert, 6 HERW AVES, D: 4-~Arr Ran 2; Solon, N Tason, NYor™. ) Mills, London ox Ostifornis iy ta, and Amelia t, fox Mobile; eA n tor Charleston; adep Orlean. Heportot th : 3 pritet the China nk ts not ia ure'a chat, No 1, ef the Se Int Wad 4. den U4 ond New noel T pire din a1 with the water ho tert of den, Hurlbut, y way clear of 10 bucys which have * Points »r0 no: outa to¢ vt the same ° ibs ght tobs remedied ime RVerk; Byndeto De ¢ {Nov 17) for Canton, 4th ult Give at p Hndeor vat, iab@ from Beomen for NYork Harr are Elise, Cherleston. Bermann, clap North North aviestia) trom + ui of Liverpoo), was pu h vit. lat 25 38 N, lon § for Co; Maine, Frocma: ig Gr aove (of Belts t), Alden, fr ar York, 23d wit, off Tortugas, Forcign Ports. s71ER, Oct 18—Parued, b Centon ter Heaton (not 8 Yor +kvotno, PR, stout Dec 12—Sehe Bloomer, Winslow, from ne fcr Baltimore. Verare, Bond, ‘eng, to tone tevere o2 #hiinael phi. Willard, NYork; Thos Avaianshe, Baker, do. 6 Waid of Orloans, Mid ito anni, for for Kosten J te, fori 0, 16; Kiavee, and Ge Dos 2~Brig Orizaya, sho reny for by Yor} rr £t George, Hutchinson, and fo- Wilson, Gloubutn dea, Han ia, Pond Sth, Olive Bran ava, Wilson; Avbot Lord, Knowles V Manila, Gray, Nogiéace: Kitty C athen, Sovarnel, Sard iphia, Fouts, New Y 2, Josiah Bradie Hey nt acy and Pile E Bestord, Deo —Barks Canasa th: Diske of Weillu Isin po fl brig Cond tnart, bert Williams; Dont odbery, Jfro $ ye: Shannon, Mayo, trom Newesstle, & (before reported) 1, Warcaret, Din con cemned, \ Horizon, tor NOrlasn 4; Froux lonanns, abt Aug pool, Gardnes, for h Boston 1c inst; Ginearran, cc 15—Prigs Chetaworth, attending wre sik Mipsouri; Oak, sin att, ¢isoe to load for 6 © her 4th, ond reported upar ros oF 20 vowels eit Uap te), beating into the ktzaite with a freah § & wind. sips Low ke, for NVork, | r NUricans, do; ry Kavcin (Be) for Mo 0 8 (Byndetord, Tims, for &Francisoo), Peravian, As y, ter Obarleston. do Fraser, Mery, Scott and Aw ‘Actienr, Murphy, noon (¥ obsle; br enon, Deo 10 Luvs, Deo 2t—Pri tod bd; end ma ing t 25. for t bark Kob t b, Rom m, #1) diront Jun 6 Ime 4 alu 1 ¥ ’ 7Y¥ Pom i d tis voy! 1b— At KY a) : 14, for Boston fer for mOrtusn f Arr volun, Morais, N a Laon Y I y 4 m cei Yore end eld veme dey. t ani; brigy Amelia (sw), for ra, 1g » Pavicd by 284, curpilse, Ranlott, from London for Mong n), tor Becten, ¢ Kove Lanatva, Get 2i—arr brig Keto, mish, B¥ranciveo, Queensrown, Deo 22—Arr Hope, Watt, Alexandris, Va, Neura, Leo No Am verses i 4.¢ Hope horreapam, Doo —Cld John Rovonsi, Vitman, for | (iy), Patch, Megring, to Toad fox Obarleston, Mrs s, Deo i? hd (Be), Forde, woo ide 61d, Pa 2 Sones, Peeing Bone ARsEILLES, Dec me dame FRY (Sw), Jansen, for 5. “Bia Yfow do 9th, ship Sarah & Louies, McLellan, NYork; / Lath. Fr bark Im | ae FS Groster, for ry te load do: Og ET gy Sa Ri age rancer, ky Fpl Park, from molasses; \, do. = Bee 17—Brig Capt Tom, Smalley, for NYork fro1 Maranzas, 7th Ghtsa or don tdgn iW akicows a i Pi Nickels; Enoch Benner, Morton. and Palo Alto, Spencer ditg; Caroline B Kelley, G: ‘Telos, Mason; Vis ark; Wildes Welker, Eégecomt; Demarats, ierithow; For: pax, #,and JA Taylor, Sleeper, wtg; ketohes Com- * eer eee egnalumors, Idg; Brothors, Lovett,"disg; Doo 13—Bark Apollo, Ingham. for N York, soon; £3 Boware (ry, Boston! Toth’ wacked W Lisa, D5 My seggiter Me eaten, N¥ork si t Brig Gon Worth tinsktod te ota Frazei HELLY, or3 di fornia; Btover, 3 Snone, Berg nt, from Baltimore, a frem do, rigs Nebo: fit ifornia, wte Richmond, Kenney from’ Phil Baltssiore, dieg; Mis Bid 2th, bark Ardenne: Remepr ton, wig crego. rosby, Pend! for Philadelphia 10 days Deo 18—Bark Folicite (Fr), for NYork anv 20—Ship Courier, Dewhurst, Valparaiso 63 A Taylor, from Wilmington for C. Kover, Nelson, from Lisbon for New York; Tompl from Californis for New York; Siri, Higgins, for 3 T & P Woodward, be for New Orleans, iE A Parsons, Fas Sarah Case, Usgord from Richmond, disg; Maryland, Klin: ‘nte'ope, White, from Brlvimo: rot, fr Philadel pti fgt; Poultney, Biggin NYork. Chri tee from ont reoewaed: Soe rae Jo; Active, Scales, from San Francinco jast ace Camargo, Gordon, fm from Montevideo, weg ahia, disg; RE Loner, hrs Clara, tLurgess, from Haperdorn, from’ Savannah. diag. istianse: Slo Nov7. ship Elierslie, Black, lospe: 9th. bark Franois Watts, Bernsee, do. Boo 26—Brig Bli Or! Black, NOr- Glawson, for Bop- Burg: SHaNnGHae, Oot 14—Slk bark Bes Queen (Br), Bhoarer, Loréon. Sixnna Morena, Deo 29—Brige John Dutton, Burk nd JL Whipple, Geyer. for Boston, ldg vee Sr Jony, P. no date—Arr sobr “regon, Cook, Newbury. Fort with logs of deck load second day ont fr Jouns, NF. Doc 19—arr bark Jane Goudie ( Wid ‘Sabb, NYork; brig Dart, Neville, do; 22d, brig Delmont, Go.bee, ¥ York, 1s port 2th, eohr Native Lass, for Baltimore, lég, ‘b, Doo3i—Are eoht Belmon fr Micuanis, Dee 1l—Sckr Maria L Ds} Br Joun, N Baltimore, ure. Trirstr, Deo 19—No Am v. ell, NYock Davis, fro" 3 in Tort. Tunxs Isianns, abt Deo 21-214 bark Hannah Brower, Orleane. Vena Crvz, Dec 17—Brig Tehuantepec, NOrloans few 4) Home Ports. APALACHIOOL, In port among others, 8! Dee 22—Arr bs NYork. Cld 23d, ehip Robs Patten. Purington, 8 ‘ohn Bunysu, and Archimides, Merril’ ston ‘aa Hitei.. cook, for Liverpool, Ida: Cclumbian, Burk, and nrnilton, Corliss, tor Bostor rope, ldg; G Leslie, 81 Mason, and Edward, do, in hanes of 6 ALEXANDRIA, Jan 7: Bermuda. Ade. re echr TO Thompson, je Powhstan, Drinkwater. tor Hu Kanawha, Bigains; terson, for N 1 do; Stearns, and Gleaner, Hamlin, for Soston, do; Murill sehr Patrick Hen: Sucnn, Sands, tor Providene Williams, ‘Yor! Manon 8, from Knudson, sod ra BOSTON, Jon 8—Arr steamship Cambria (Br), Loitsh, Liverpool 27eh ult, Halifax Oth inst, 83q PM, Stig PM; 7th, bight, bark Btamboul, 5 Nov ld barks Willlam Lserabe,’ Gilliay, Cardone y, Lovett, NOrleans; Waltham, ifoudlatte, 8 Fdmund Dwight, Hallett, Baltimore: brig Nex Usussnilla; Magnolia, Torrey, Georgetown, SO; Woble id ships Plymouth Roc Lye: land, NYork. cat the city Ktvgman Smy So Poter, Ale Nathan Hannan; barks Palmetto, Blu; brigs Clava Win Huron, @ Dunbar, Andover, Pearl, and from halow the ward bowrd, belioved to incluce ships Bowditch, Mnacor Como, Sami Jucge W Cook, Eiwin, Vests, Adolma, Msjastio, / itman, echr Champion. Ship Silas Leonard sta bat get sehore on Georgo’s Island wouid probably come o — ~ high water, midnight without damage PALTIMORE, brig Ellen, Reed, natabuco and a mk aguayra: in 8—Arr bark Union, Kendtich, Bos, * Old brigs Henriette, Reid, Pc Sviph (Be) M Windios 208 PUCKRPOBT, Doo $1—arr schrs Bethel, Grewstor, Balti mor Jonny Lind, Coombs and Mary Fran: inet. brig Ellen Reed, Chi i, Hill, N York, man, Cardonas, (wes ob Uys Yend 8d, reported for Matanzas). BATH. Jen 6 -Cld ship James L Bogots (new, 1220 ¢ Ficwe, Mobil ELIZ NKFORT, Jax 6- mirgten, NO ort au Pint, 5 Heston: sehr L JACKSONVI York: echr Ro ck Eugene, « veh, Rogers, NYork: 308) LEWES ig PM ther with goby : Frances Fabs from Palermo ts vo bark, with a red head, end hesvil dersting, ‘ORSOLE, fav NYork: El NEW LOND tor NVort an7 Jan ., Sageers, trom N York: 7 tor Norwich; sche Augusta, 5} In port, prorciler On rita Chaie, from a for do a Glenroy, wonk 1 the only d white signal hoisted at tne fore es savily laden, is now off the Beacon Light ting im.’ Wind light trom the Eastward, and weather i Id aches Commander-in-Chief, Ws a Jane, Barnard, Ns: Avr golirs Agiwam, Bothy, W: ‘oops Neptune, Racket, ao for do; prop BETH CITY, prey to Jan 8—Arr Julia Ana, E ¢ sohrs Wm Henry, Grant, ¥ MA Gould, Shayer, Martinique; Eliza Jane, ALVE*TON, Deo 16—Arr schra Lillie Saunders, Core ; Martha, Teal, Mobile; Northora Light, Da . Chase, from, brigs uth, Allen, and Gen x, Coffiu, Philadelpht ” Bridgeport; 20th, eears Jenkins, Babbidze, do oiord tow ric wapposed to p thie afternoon ‘The bark vessel in the roadwtond A dket, Geer, uger, Niedtord f York; op Aurora, N York for Norwich SWRORT, Jan Nig for Prova +W BEOFOR We: rehem for NY or! Arrachr Woroo n0¢; Motgraora, King, Knowles, Phile=\ ork tor Peovi- Jan S—Arr sche Alexander M, Fish, _ » EWSURYPORT, Jan $, i] AM—SId bark Hesper (ner 0 tory), Charleston. pLENSACOLA, prov to Dee 87—Atr oot Yankee Blade. cagen, Buokspey : VINLLADELYLIA, Jen 9—Are stoaner Kennabes, 80 ‘or, Win jor, Nit ak rotto, Pogeriy. 'r00 x vivite ‘a, Hull, NYork. SoarJoa Turner, fow Nadtipe ove, was still af anchor below this morning fan 7—Cld ship John % Harris (now, | Noreans, Pld brigs Motto, Ariel, Houriey- RTLAND, ), Estmo BMOND, Jen 7: | sckrs Mary Po » do; 6th, Brooke Passengers Arrived. Irver roor—Steamahio Cambrig. nt Porton end daughter Livenroor—Bteamehip —Capt Angerso”, Murphy, éo; 1M Rees, Dr Brown. Isdy on, T Mitehell. © Cooper. sud. S Ferrie, D Modd J Heme 6 not wh init Rinne} nod the w ri knaver thore to help the ridvanes o D roiiviting, ent snd tow, Moh Crp » invertigate ich Leng 9 she mixt imn . Let the ficte’ prere body; the eame wi on intel th @ posi Dd colleetive! o2 Fens, Conseqn very individu pintes, This is ct betore t tie Dnt the moet b din the plw fea being faithtn inly ne to be pract ©” On tho her wo nocent) complai and to which nll fore, worthy the att Sold at 8 Greenwich cheellera, ¢ RALPH, AUTHOR sto Trentino,” & (Aun toys excepie D Yn oimmou medical 8 the am Joyod in epeeially. be h infor etating that im ony capt f eortnin dis or the r consequences, g woll a* the deplorable eflucts resulting from enr'y improper habit HPN. COOPER. 14 DUANE 4TRER Hp" : AS, FOR TH * ninw een yours, do» oted his prrotive to the trent tof mevouvial and orhor Miscnges. Tle oan oute the inoeb ‘ and mild eager removed in & fow diya, E coived by an imposter in Rowse T hisv left Diisne t h the first in ) PRE VALI, Ol IN "ahs Koooereis at foogional ago, may’ be Bett our, ently rere Soiree 01 Arr echr Elton, 32% MARKS, Deo 23—- Ar rbrigs Bloomer, Dickman, NYor Suwannee, Perry, do. ld 27th, bas srim. Sawyer, NYcrk, FM, J well, NYOrk; Ooh, Memo Limeburner, do, Mie M Down, Mr Ghack sad wife, E Pike, J Mr Geavenhorst, F Lang TD: J Fickter. A Greng, re Archib: Bark Gem—Rev A Bushaoll. ty of Glasgow, ftom Phils 1Wiregimont BA, Nasinw F Wail. etait eur r Brown, la4y aud 2 obildcen, Mito Maclacan, 4 Mackeo, M Corkurdaic, H Ainw: A 2 eervants, C Rhodeut Was st Pihet MEDICAL, @) SEND CR PLEASE, J CARB NC Coubte my tincerit ¢, but Learnot he and beguing wil and every one- . in oF out of office, elon and make snown the results 1c geainst God rnd man, to Jot such apponte pays unhee- ‘sin. D connet do more th nown the component: n that vocne esn either procure ti Precured: but that there fe romething moro than ron s8 1 prodvce it, is pn inéisput to be made known to the publi and the canse; Twill boar all medical frow!ty; and the autho: and incorruptible man, and. ns be taken betore a grand jury and my life upon tt, the rt of deaths would tall eff 75 per cert the firat week after. | TALBOT WATTS, M. 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