The New York Herald Newspaper, February 14, 1852, Page 8

Very Late from Central America. Ban Juan—Another Rev- olution In Nicaragua—The Aggressions of England on Honduras—The Protest of the Latter—Our Nicaragua Corres- Tho steamship Daniel Webster, arrived yoster- day, brings somo interesting news from America. The Daniel Webster loft San Juan February 5, at 2 o'clock P.M, and arrived at New York at U1 o'clock yesterday, waking the passage in seven days and twenty-one hours from San Juan. Sho passed, Feb. Sth,an English sloop of war bound to Saa Juan. We have received La Gace‘a of San Salvador to the 2d ult., the protest of Honduras, and our Nica- Tagua correspondence to the latest date. ‘The steamship United States arrived at San Juan January 30, at 12 o’clock M., and left for Chagres the noxt day. San Jean was bealihy; business dull; market over- Stocked with all kinds of goods. ‘The transit route from ocean to ocean waa in ox- Oellent condition. No passengers waiting parsage at San Joan for Sam Francisco. Tho steamer D. W. has experienced heavy wea- ther from Charleston north. She briogs $70,009 in gold dust on freight. On the night of the 4th inst, ocourred the most Gostructive conflagration that the city of San Juan de Nicaragua has ever witnessed. At least one-third ofthe most populated section of the city has been destroyed by tho devouring clement, including the largo aad valuable property known as the United tes Hotel, owned by P. F. Mancosses. Also, the dwelling house and counting room of Mr. S. Shephard, agent for the Royal Mail Steam Packet Company; the dwelling house and store of Don Francisco Granias; the dwelling house and store of Don Pedro Pons, and the dwelling house of Don Dominguez; besides, a large number of other houses, occupied by natives, and stores, ewned by m chants in Grenada. with fire engines. Capt. Platt, of the Albany, tent Lieut. Arm strong, with a crew and engine to their assistanse. Capt. Fade, of the Exprese, with his crew, ropos, &o., assisted and through the exertions ef those s The city was not provided | imol) tri cab pen umpb, and 4 liberal government be Alsbama arsived here on the ber ya from beer! leaky condition A survey was cal! and she was condemned, and will be sold for the benefi bo Scaaeae Sho isinsured in New Orleans for Ifthe underwriters of New York xaow their interest, they would rend an underwriters’ agent here. HL 8 Ban Juan pe Nicarsova, Febuary 5 1852. tral | Terrie Fire in San Jucan—Great Destruciion of Property. Last evening, about 12 noon, the town was aroused by ‘ho ory of fire in English, French, and Spanish, and upon proceeding to 1) ene of the fire found the United Btates Hotel enveloped in flames, and within two bours more than fifty houses hed been destroyed, besides much rivate property. Don Padro Pons and Dom Francisco Gemaetes ae largest losers. Not expecting anything so destructive in the way of a fire, we were not provided with fire engines or buckets But fortunately Lieutenaut Armstro: of the Albany, arrived with a crew and en- gine, and Commander Frade, of the Express, with a crew, ropes. Ke, &c , and at length the flames were arrested. ‘The thanks of the citizens are tendered these rer wieg for their invaluable aid. . 8. Our Philadelphia Correspondence, Privavecenta, Feb 13, 1859, Shooting a Burglar The Wounded Man Arrested ‘The police, last night, were in search of @ burglar, who, ‘he previous night, was shot at by Dr. Randall, of Mana. yunk, while in the act of leaving tho jewelry atore of Obristian King, in company with another. The Dr. beard a noiseand sawa light iu the store, and knowing that the owner did not sleep or live tl , Tightfully judged that arobbery was going on, robbers caped with about $€00 in watches and jewelry, avd it was not known tbat they had been” wounded until yester meine when a man thet ani in the city by the from Manayunk, ap to a physician to have a o ball extracted irom his Ares and the wound this ecourrence led snd finally to his capture. The real name of the wounded man is believed to be Jesse Brannan, A brother, Alfred George Brannan, was also arrested, but there is no proof that the latter had anything to do with the robbery. None of the plunder bas been recovered, and it was probably carried off by the other party to the robbery, who is believed to be a man with whom the wounded brother left Carlisle some time since. The police are on his track Both the priconers are singie men, and belong to Carlisle, where they were born. Jease isa laborer, and Alfred a drover. Riobards the daguerreotypist, took the likenosses of ba Richmond murderers this morning, at the Marshal'e o . The suspicions excited bj to the mun’s being watched, Our Baltimore Correspondence. Baxtinone, Feb. 18, 1862, Tte Ice BridgeBaltimore and Ohio Railroad Revenwe— The Singular Seduction Suit, §c The fos bridge and railroad track aerosa the Susque- Banna. which it was thought on Tuesday hed finished its service for the season, hes been greatly strengthened sentlemon and their men, at lengih the flames wero | by the frosty weather of yesterday and last night, and arrested. The large warchouse of Mr. Daforgat, | now bids fair to continue its valuable services to the Mancho Segould, and others, had a narrow escape fromthe flamer. In this heavy calamity, it is a satisfaction to state that no logs of life has ooourred. The U. S. steamer Saranac, Commodore Parker, sailed for Chagres on the 27th January. H. B. M. frigate Calypso sailed Jan. d, for a Oruise to the island of St. Andrew's. The Musquito King’s schooner Josaie, sailod on | the 2th January for Bluefields. Her Majesty’s sorew propeller Arogant sailed on the 23d for Kingeton. ‘The sloop Fox Hooper sailed, on the 5th inst , for Corn Isiand. DECREE OF THE SUPREME GOVERNMENT oF STATE OF HONDURAS. Parace or tHe Govensment, ) November 2, 1851 ) The President has been pleased to direct me to issue tho following decree. The President,to whom the exe- cutive power of the State of Honduras is confided, faith- ful to the duties imposed upon him by the constitution and laws, relative to the defence of the territory against its unlawful occupation by foreigners, under the proteo- tion of the so-called King of Morquito; informed, by the commander of Inijillo, that Sir James Green, calling himself agent and consul of her Britannic Majesty, has arrived inthe ship of war Bermuda, in order to take possession of the entrance of the Rio Romano, which has always been, by right, an integral part of this State; and also, that Mr. J M. Daly has assumed the character of agent and collector of duties in the so-called kingdom of Mosquito; and considering that such acts are positive and vexatious aggressions, and manifest violations of in- ternational right; employs the power confided im the government (or impeding, by the most efficacious mans, the threatened occupation of the said Rio Romaao; and without aknowle@cs of whet the Ly ative boas will determine on that subject, the President has given t Following decree -— Aart 1.—The cootpation of the entrance of Rio Roma. no, in the sea of Antilles, by Mr. James Green, on the 254 of last September, in the pame of the so-culled King Of Moequito, is declared unlawtul and outrageous. Apt. 2.—It is also deciared, that the establishment made by the raid James Geeen, or any other, whatever be their object, sre, and mus: be, considered as acces. sories of the territory in which they are, and willbe treated according to gene: received principlea Every person who, by hiuwself, or in the name of any society or corporation, has the intent to found foreign eoionies or establicbmente, whether st Kio Komano, or any other place of the territory of the Btate, will be subjected to the penalties inflicted upon those who violentiy usurp | the national properties, and disturb imterval peace and tranquillity, which is in contormity with the laws. a res- pect for which will always be enforced. Aart 4—And os it bas not been conceded to any foreigner or native of the State, the necessary approval ‘and consent, to colcnizs cr to found any establishment in ite judicial limite, it isch! by icon oganl paa any person or persons. citizens or foreigners, who shall try sods #0, will be subjected for that action to punish- ments which their arbitrary and unauthorized conduct exposes them. Agr. 5—The decree will te published with dus soiemn- ity. It will be imeerted in the official gazette of the government, for three consecutive times, and will be made kuown, in order to be read be Ho a consuls, if they choose to do 80, ‘The proper officer is charged with eoution, abd will teke such necessary measures as for this object. jiven in Nacaome city, the llth of November. To Br. Dox ee Veasecrz. Thave ted this document te you, in order to bave it pubiished, et to give it a public circulation, with all due golemnity, among the people of the depart- ments. I hope you ny anewer me. VELASQUEZ, To Br , &S. THE at the Government House, on ol JUAN LINDO Our Nicarag Correspondence. Bas Jvax ve aRAGUA, February 5, 1952. sfnother Revolution. On the 29th ult., a difficulty occurred at Leon, between the government party and the Pichenginos, which re- rulted in the death of several of the latter. The govern- ment are impressing citizens and marineros into their werrice ‘This is but the beginning of # sanguinary rev iution ‘The country will again be deluged with plood—a lorg ‘wat—e new party in the aecendancy-~a few days of com- parative quiet, and then ancther revolution HM. L.8 fax Joan Nonte, Feb. 1, 1853. The Seizure of the Trurille and Roman River—The Protes of the Honduras Government—=Sen Salvador—The Depar in Nicare tuve of Munos for Pern—.3f {enclose you a copy of the protest of the ‘ieadaeaa'| government against the recent forcible seizure of Truxillo | and Roman Bi by HB M. schooner Bermuda,an ac- count of which I forwarded you at the time of its occur rence. For twenty years part, we have even Great Britain . Her art slice ham-strung Honduras, tbat valuable portion of her State now known as the province of Uelize, the mahogany from which has enriched no many of her Majesty's subjects Colonel Macdonald on the Atlantic, and Mr Chatfield on the Pacific, have left tc Hondurae but little more than a name, Ber vitality hae almost departed. She is sur rounded by a complete cordon of her Majesty's agente, who ere conetantiy comp ¢ her-—encroaching upon ther territory with some excuse for an apology auntil ultimedely she will rink inte the insignificance of « British colony Three last slices the organization of the veroment of the Dey Islands and capture of Truxillo. jmas and Komen Hive rotest, make the Inst gra! Rioarazua has declared # of sand on the camel's back. the dissolution of the “ federal pact’ of Jan , 1861 a larger revenue than eny ¢ ther of the States,” receiving ten thourand dollars per annum from the Transit Pompany, aud ten per cent of the profits of ahe company, berider # commerce greatly increased—a resuit of the transit. Now, the federal government had an itching to help disburre' thie money, which was quite | natural, inasmuch xs, by the terms of the ‘was to be one “ noe of allofthe act, there eral treasury,’ consisting of the reve- tates of the confederation. to be disbursed Joe Franciseo Darrundie, is President. But Nicaragua has q@ained boldness at the eame time that she ned strength, and quie! Ay laced her digit at the right band mide of nose, and seid No yeu don't, Don Joss We will receive our own money, and pay it too, Wedo mot care to help Ban Salvador fortify Isla de Tigre, nor Mondorss, in her futile atvempte to share off British domination. Cur goed fort of Ban ( tiom; for the Yaukeer are cheating us abomina aly— smuggling kege of brandy through.in barrela of | ,, jatoes; and one of there day tome enterprising citizen | his bead to capture Ban | bran Norte may take it int Carlos, and eet up » curtom house on his own book. ‘ich would not be & difficult matter: and we must ex- pend some of our money there: avd. besides. Ban Balva- love money very much and we may not get it | ik, if wo give it to you; ro you may take cars of your- pont jad a4 no businere to be San Saivador and fon. r, good for nothing States oO fanen has gone to Lima, Peru, to regain bis health ‘The + forces are all stationed at Leon, in order to an outbreak of vs eae who have the remnante of Munos’s part: Fea po powerful faction im the Btate; and | tet that about the time of the Semana Santa, ( Pobeates UST os case co bo becomes their b the government party b¢ vyerthrowa, wud bs r vure agenst which she can omly | the sicor The Nicaraguan government enjoy | Central American | of the confederation, of whish one of the | d best eduseted men of the country, Don | los requires some | ei and arenow | ore oly we ehall find Munot beading the ander. 40 Railroad Company, the travelling community, and the business relations of the two cities. Yesterday, in addi- | tion to the mail and luggage cars of the different trains, no lees than thirty-seven heavy freight cars were pasted over on the ice. The revenue of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad for the past month amounts to but $88 629, being a great decrease upon the revenue of the corresponiing month of the preceding year. The necessity of hurrying the completion of this road to the Ohio is daily becoming more apparent, as other western routes are more attrac- tive to travelersand forwarders than it is in its present unfininished etate, In a few months, however, the road will be open io the junction of the Nerth Western Turn. pike, and from thence to Parkersburg, when it will again be considerably in advance of all other routes for speed and comfort. The suit brought against William P. Keiler.by the mother of Rosanna Donelley, to recover the value of her services during the last five years, on a charge of seduc- tion and the estrangement of her from her parents, con tinues to attract much attention in this city. The testi- mony shows that for five years Mr. Keller has boarded bor in reepectable boarding houses, and, although there was occasionally some suspicions as to ‘the connection existing between the parties, nothing has been proven to show any illicit intercourse during the five years. Ie supported her in ease aud comfort, paid for copies her, and visited her, gencrally in the presence of others, several times every week. Although there is no direct testimony as to the fact, there isan intercepted letter brought i, written five years ago, which distantly inti- mates a past event, which the jury ate to decide whether it means eduction or not. The girl is now twenty-two yenrs of age andisno party to the euit, the greatest enmity stil Chan between berself and ber mother, who hes brought the suit for damages. Mr. Keller pleade pure aud disinterested friendship, and the mother ust and seduction, as the attachment that has existed between them, Appointments by the President, By and with the advice end consent of tie Senate. COLLECTORS © Oliver D. Peabody, BD: istrict of Champlain, New York, ice Fara Fmuith, removed. Jamet KR. Thompson, District of Geneses, New York, ¢ Elias Pond, removes. Harton Cure, District of Sandusky, Ohio, vice John Youngs, removed Alexander D. Moore, District of Wilmington, North Osroliva, vice Robert @. Raokin, resigned. Robert Hare District of Teche, Daniel Dwight, deceated. Teter @ Bowdoin, District of Cherrystoze, Virginia, FURVEVORE OF THE CURTOMS. William Christy, port of New Orleans Louisiana. B. Btill, remored ourne, port of Memphis, Tenmessee, vice | Tobias Wolf, resigned, P. P. Labarre, port of Bayou St. John, Louisiana, vice Charles B Lanes. deceased Thomas J. Kibby. port of Suffolk, Virginia, vice Thos, WG. Allen, deceased. * Thomas J. Dryer, port of Portland, (Oregon territory, vice William M, hiny. removed. Henry D. Norton, port of Gopano, Texas. William 8. Simpson, Jr., port of City Point, Virginia, “* feoklin’ Elabghcer, yort of Prederloksburg, Virgiais, ravklin Sleughter, port of Freder! ce Alexender H_ Phillips. Nathaviel F. Williams. Appraiser of Merchandise for the port of Baltimore, Maryland. vice Michael McBlair, Temoved. GENERAL AVPRAISE Lewis Sutton, vice Febert Benson, vice David A. Bokee. York, vice Philip Hone. deceased. Police Intelligence. A Daring Theft—visrest of one of the Roguct.—About three o'clock, yesterday streranen i four thieves from the region of the Five Peints,made a bold dash on a glass cate, containing jeweiry. valued at $71, the property of Mr Christian Lenherr, No. 203 Droadway. It seems the four rogues were geen to seize the case and run off with , consisting of one geld ee hair chains, a lot of all valued at over $70. A young man Perey odolpbus Miller, who was at work in the building. saw the thieves run tag the alley with the property, and forthwith rmed Mr. Lenherr, who, with the witness, proceeded to the alley, and there saw allfour of the thieves with the care betore them on the glass and pocketed the prope Bracelet, ive a brace! | health, and been well tr ground, in the aot of plundering it of its contents, The rogues finding they wi overed, made a bold push to ercape; Mr L. hold of one, aud eusceeded | | with the aid of M er. in securing hie arreat. The | | other three rasc r pe, carrying with mi the jewelry ured rogue was conveyed | Tombs, where he called Tue accused exhibited a very countenance, and was recognized by r. The magistrate com | betore Justice Osb | himanelf Georg Aishonest d him to prison f wired, Alleged C eof Emberzh lower Police Couit, yes the employ cf the lu | HMer, of the & young maa, in er Railroad Company, as treet.on a complaint made -y of the company, charging the scoured w the eompany sh eaeot.' It seems, by t Ubery on the ; ‘i sursday after- evidence before alone upon her sbuted her in a | ner, almost tearing the | her body, leaving the r women invent on They next broke open # drawer in the bureau from whi h they ex fled Mr 42, in gold coin, wad then home he discovered his and deplorable manner Mrs. Fiood tomake A physician was wh ‘ ty the twe "peric | Justice Mountfort, en t mm both to prison for trie outrage & presented, consigned THE AMERICAN ans J “ ~The New gives the following , « eased to gentlemen in New «) elon, by one of the Americans taken prisoner in the Lopez ox: Fedition, and tranny ented, te Sprin:— niko oF Capiz n W According to promire, 1 address you es. Iwas in hopes of being the bearer of it my. but g been here euch a Jeagth of time, with out prospect of release or even of @ sentence I feel my f in doty bon I arrived here in company with three other ke myrelf—on the 20:h of October last. W to this time enjoyed good d and well fed, until a few oe, When we Were transferred to this privon from rrecoa, near this place. You udge ef our condition here when [tell you that | hing is furnished im the eating line but « scant; | ration of beans, rice, and bread, sufficient for one meal. ‘This bas to do usa day. Clothes we have none Unies | our friep dis will aid ue With money, We must go naked | end balf starved Your friend JORG D, HUAHKS. Givnavran, Deo 27, 1861 Dean Bo We were ret at jibert: Cadia on the 18th inet., aud were sent to Gibraltar, w! we are at present, three in number, Ged knows when we will get “we from this place, or where the rest of the boys i can get oo information conesraing them. 4 4 in Dec 16, 1851 Fe: a aye \u it, into Reade street. up an alley, where they broke the | | in default of $000 bail re- while Mr. ae | United States District mt. So rte Pen, 8. The “leged Cuben Hapesitonists ~The 00 ‘eB. 18.—' i art eee ee en ee anny a he had any occupation for J.P. Hall, District Attorney, replied that he was ceady in the case of the United States against O’dullivan and others, Mr. Van Boren and Mc. Cutting on part of Mr. O'Sal- itvan, computed, and the latter inquired how many jurors answered to tneir names. ‘The Ulork replied that seventeen oniy answered, inolad- ing the twelve who had just retied oa a civil case Mr. Cutting. —And those twelve have been engaged for some days Weare ready; but it is necessary for us to wee that we gets jury who havo not come to any conclu: siops cn the eubject. The case has maon freely, @poken of. avd rpread over the country, thr pers; it therefore, be perhaps imposai! twelve “true ‘out of @ pave! cf seventee: tt es Meena wee ordered to summon twenty. five additional jurors, we woold be willing to go on with the case to morrow. The C —Itisquite proper that you ehould have additional jurors, but they could oot be sammoned by to. morrow morning. ‘The Listrict Attorney was willing to give all porible indulgence tothe parties. Every legal request should be attended to. The Court remarked that the standing rules ompowered the Judge to order ap additional panel. ir. Ogden Hoffman (associated with the District Atrnsy) dala he understood that seventeen jurors an ewered totheir names; and thé presumption onthe other side is, that twelve unprejudiced men migni aot be fouad amongst them. Suppose that, ont cf the seventesn, seven or eight were found competent, would there be any objection toa new venire for the remaining number? The Court thought the better way would be not to commence empanelling the jury until there was a suf- ficlent number in attecdance A Ciscnesion, i which tho District Attorneyand Mr. Tloffman, on bebalf ct the government, and Mr. Cutting asd Mr Van Boren, on partof the accased, took part, then ensued, as to the time the trial should come on Mr. Van Buren had an engagement in Bt. Lawrence county ¢n Monday, and could not possibly attend on that day; Mr Hoffman had other engagements, whieh not be entered iato watil this was disposed of, All 8 Were ready; aildeclared themselves willing for ; but cltimately the trial was nominally put down for Monday ‘The Court intimated that where four such eminent counsel were cmp!oyed, it wonld be difficult to finda time when all would be free from other engagements, If the case was not commenced before Monte week, he feared it wight not be fiuished this ter od as there was no provision of Congress empowering this Coart to con. tinue one term into anotber, it would running the risk of having to commence the trial anew, Tae Court could not sot officislly in setting down a day for the cawe; allit could do would be to provide a jury. There seemed to be no disposition to try the cause this term; avd if it was not tried this term, he was in hopes he should be relieved from the necessity of trying it at all, An additional panel was then ordered for Monday, and the case stands nominally for that day. Submarine Operations on the Rocks at Hell Gate, TO THE EDITOR oY THE IRRALD. ‘The long- continued and severe cold weather compelled M., Maillefert to suspend operations on the rocks at Hell | Gate, until Monday, the 2d instant, when he ro com. } | | menced firing om Pot Rock; and, since that time, has | continued his submarine o weather was favorable for bl cold may best be illustrated by the brief statement of the fact that Long Island Sound was frozen over—the icy | bridge extending from the island to the main land, and reaching to within less than a mile of Pot Kook. Of 1,488 hours, comprising the entire months of Decem- ber and January, there were 1,155 hours during which the temperature was below the freexing point; and of the remaining 333 hours, the greater portion of the time storms or high winds prevailed to such an extent as to wholly suspend submarine operations. The firing on Pot Rock can only be effected during the continuance of slack water, which, ia the commencement of operations, lasted only from eight to sixteen minutes, Between the 7th of November and the 12th of Debember, most of the charges fired on Pot Rock were in water of greater depth than twenty fest, with a view to the re- moval of the rock to the depth ‘of twenty four feet. At present, the charges are beivg fired on isolated points of | the Tock, between nineteen and twenty feet; the sound- ings for which, during the short period allowed by slack water, necessarily make the operations slow. The difficulties with which the operations at Hell Gate are surrounded are far from abating the energy and good courage of M. Maillefert. He recommenced operations on the first favorable day,and confidently trusts that, ere long, he will be able to complete this great and useful work, whioh become an object f general interest, sud ta the execution of which, so far, he has been emi- nently aud most wonderfully successful. When M. Maillefert commenced operations at the Gate, in Augunt last, (late in the season,) but few persons had configence in his success, The plon of blasting under water, by placing the charge on the surface of the rock, (without any drilling,) using the water asa fulcram or resisting medium, was by most persons considered unphi- losopbical; but complete success hes attended this great experiment which he has been enabled to make, and the ficiency of this new method of sub-marine blarting has | been a0 thoroughly demonstrated ss to convinee the most sceptical. During the period he bas been making efforts for the removal of the rooks at the Gate, five lives have been sacrificed on Pot Roek— four persons by the upsetting of boat in passing over it, and one mau by a blow on the breast from the tiller of # vessel, in consequence of the rudder striking the top of the rock while the vessel was pening over it. The discovery of this new mode of blasting rocks under water, withcut drilling. the value of which has been de- monstrated by the removal of one of the most dangerous oks in the world, from the very borders of a whirlpool, is worth millions to commerce, Pct Beck is no longer a terror to navigators—no longer sn obstruction to the navigation of the Gate by any verse] that has used this great thoroughfare for the last twenty years; the whirlpool has ceased its roar, for it no longer exists; and the great charm, in which it has had its home for centuries of time, bas been filled up by the debris of the sub-marine explosions on the rock which created it. We are preparing a detailed report of the operations at the Gate for publication. It will be addressed to Walter R. Jones, Eeq., President of the New York Life Saving Benevolent Association. E. MERIAM. Februay 12, 1852. cITy TRADE RE PORT. Fruvay. Feb. 13-6 P. M. Asurs —There were 60 bbis. pots and pearls taken to- day, at $5 00a $612!; per 100 Ibs. Berswax.--1,100 lbs. yellow Weetern found buyers, at 25 S40. cash. Breravetvrrs --Flour advanced Kogpterintat the sales embracing 11,560 bbls.--ordinary to choice re at 3 8734 a $6.06';; common to gocd Southern, at §: $5124; mixed to fancy Western, $5 a $5 Isr} per ‘Sel About 100 bola rye flour were picked up at $3 62), and some Brandywine meal, at $3#0 « $3 66',—the former rates. Wheat seemed dearer. 14.000 bushels choice white Southern realizing $1 20. Nye, cats and barley were unaltered. A few lots of barley malt fetched $1 per bushel. Corn appeared firm. the business including 15,000 bushels. mixed Orleans at 68c., and white South- ern at 70 8 7 Corr Sales were made of 3¢0 bags Java, at llc ; 160 Maracaibo, at 9, a 9;c ; 200 Laguayra, at $', a 9c: 200 Rio, at 87a 9c ; and 100 St. Domingo, at 7jo— market steady. Corrrn.—A good demand prevailed for yellow old and new sheathing, during the day, at 1740.,18 4 184, and 22c. respectively. Corton -~-The Pacific's advices have created a firmer feeling in this articie—the sales ammounting to 2,000 bales, and in some cases at. @ ',0. advance Freicnts—For Liverpool continued firm, though not roactive as noticed on the day previous, Some $00 « 1 of cotton were enga zed a a (1. with of flour at 1éd. of wheat on private term of cotton were en- 5-16d ectton was f preauction in Se gow before the I cur market re, eale ness and ¢ month yenieable, at variation to observ h the improved fe the ling in ar inp rted ar rement of 200 bbie, crude t eplrite were held &t $1 06., without en th actions were 2.0 and 1500 bbis. whale ot exhibited an upward inclination, the op img 600 bbis. prime and mest por’ at 5. and $1550 a 15 4 t 170 do prime and w $ ao 8 $576, a $11 60, and 40 packages b dat 400 ble pr on, ¢ RODUCH THIS DA i hogs, 103 bags juartera beef, 14 U: n Since our last son whisk been sold at 20%, 0, per ga RECEIPTS OF Erin Rarnoa sheep, 2 ac apa 1% ble. 5 By New Hs do. butter MARKETS ELSEWHERE bes La BAL al, Ge, 6834; 00. Lob eg to. f 12 Merhan t en de 2's ling 4 Purtaverenta, Feb. 7 Tei ‘ Ban si; a0 More vat 1 ita. fiank Penn., My) 200 do Welegraphte Teports, New Onuwans, Feb 11, 1862. ‘There ir @ etvady demand for cotton, duy, 6,000 bales, Birict middling, 7 4c New Onieans, 1s, Vobruary 12, 1862, Cotton is in good demand, the sales to-day were 4,600 bairs, ut Gem prices: the uschanes wore mostiy for rations every day that the | The severity of the | | | | 4 ' i Bales, Wednes- | wes , and some th easier—fair and tally fair is at fo. Sie. The receipts of the week wore 14,197 bales. The stock om band is 45,123 re Cixcuswatrr, February 15, 13: Bales were made to- 1,000 bbls, of mess pork, in balk, ab 6c ; and 6,000 sides ‘at 6%. $8 55. eeleaie et Dlarriea, On Tharsday evening Feb. 12, by Rev. Dr. Bohwoter, Gronor J. Tucnsa to Avauara Borsis Bate, all of this olt 7% Tuesday, Feb 10, at ae Church of the Transfigura- tion, by Bey. George H Houghton, Resrar M. Hepvex to Manaaner A Deans, all of this city, Died, On Friday, Feb 13, 8mton Crayon, in the 50th year of bis age; am honest and upright maa, beloved and regret ted by sll who knew him. His relatives, friends and acquaintances are respect- fully invited to attend bis faneral, without farther in- vitelion, from bis late residenoe, 203 Ewen, near Grand street, Wilismeburg, to morrow afternoon, at 2 o'clock. Ilis remains will be deposited in Greenwood Cemetery. Philadetphis and New Ocleans papers please copy. On Friday, Fab. 1%, of a lingering itiness, Mrs Paiserta, widow of Thomas H, Roome, aged 9 years 6 months and | 92 days J ‘Phe relatives and friends of the family are respectfully Invited te attend her fuzeral, on Monday, Fob, 16, at 10 o’olcek, froma her late residenoe 253 West Twenty-eighth ithout further invitation. e evening of Feb. 11, ef consumption, Eucevon 1, Purston, ouly daughter of George B, and Wiiza F. Preston, aged 5 years 4 months and 20 ¢ The friends and acquatotanses of the family are re- spectfully invited togattend the funeral, from the re: dence of her parents, 116 Hammond atreet, at 1 o'clock. Uer remains will be taken to Greenwood Cemetery for interment. February 18, Mrs. Ann Ler, aged 56 years, widow of the Inte Captain Leveret Lee, after a lingering illness Her friends and acquaintances are invited to attend the fumerat, at her late residence, No. 147 Nassau strest, East Brooklyn, to-morrow afternoon, at 1 o'clock. Connecticut papers please copy. At Brocklyn on Thursday, Feb, 12, Mr, Tuostas Fun- warp, aged 67 years ‘The friends and acquaintances of the family, also the Ship Joiners’ Benevolent Bociety, are invited to attend bis tunerel. from his late residence, 179 Prospect street. His body will be taken to Cypress Hill Cemetery. At Grand Prairie, White county, Indiana, Mati, wife of Joseph D. Cowdin, jsughter of Benjamin Rey- nel Eeq , of that place, aged 18 years and 9 months, On Friday evening, Feb. 13, at 834 o'clock, Wruttant soe Be av, brother of ‘Rev. Dr. Finlay, of Williams- burg His funeral will take place at Mr. Muanson’s, Sixth street, near North-sixth street, Williamsburg, L. I, on Babbath afternoon, at 2 o'clock, tor Cypress fill Ceme- tory, Febrnary 12, suddenly, Mr. Eowann Murrny, 8 native of the county ef Wexford, Irelard. He has been for the last fifty years a resident of the Virst ward, in this city. His friends, and the friends of his sons, John aud James Murphy, are respectfully invited to attend the fa- fa. neral, at the residence of his son, John Murphy, this afternoon, at 2 o'clock. On Friday morning, at $ o'clock, Mr. Tuomas Newman, eged 28 years. ‘The friends and acquaintances are invited to attend bis funeral, to. morrow, at 1 o’clook P. M., from his late 46 Bridge strect, without further notice, residence, MARITIME INTELLIGENCE. Movements of the Ocean Steamers, Lima’ For FDO! Livorpoo! + Liverpool, Live: Ne PORT OF NEW YORK, FEB. 15 W652 Cleared. Pir Ashburton, McWilliams, Liverpool, Grinnoll, Minturn re De Witt Clinton, Frink, parece aan & Ritob, Bop By (Belz), Schotty, Antwerp. E D Hurlbut & Co. eee, Rusvell Glover, 7 Orleans, Laad & ure! Ship Brand: wine, Mcrryman, New Orleans, Frost & Hicks. Bhip Weataiuster, Suapter, New. Orieans, Btanton & ‘Them pron. (Lubeo), Branstodt, Monte’ bag > Aymer & Co, ‘Bara Alina 12 (Komen), Parapo, Montevideo, Leland, Zimmer- Savannah, Domill & Co. Bark men & Davideor Bark Petor Demill, Hooy, (Br), Hill, Bermuda, Midaloton T BGilmartiv. ant Lady of the Lake ush, NS, J H Braine. go id (Br), Crowell, Barat Boe mn Lee ee ), Htiton, ¥i ulean (B: ann, Demerara, J 8 Whitno: Ried A Hobart, Goves, Wilmington, NC, Huseey & Urra} Sebr ve Coupland & Co, Bennett, Fatladelphisy Jas Hand. maga Fonobecot, Whiteean, clpais, M Santord South Amboy, J & N Briggs. River. Chu: F Bicamer Jeee hine, Morris Sloop Maria Louien, Bonnets, Fall | ‘Derickeon, New Orleans, 14 days, with | Gonaives, Jan 2—Beie for'NYork in 18 } @ br Aylontina, te Boston same ti) #,10 days, with mdse, to | Kone, Rov ai_Ship Nerih Caroling ot altimoro), ci atten bea 4 Biles (of Beaufort, NO), Fates, Newoord, W, | A rc that thie ship's destination hed beon WO dase, withiren ‘to order, veasel to master. ' ym NYork, arose fr North Carolin: Iacle tw ha arenes Forert & | ete tole Deo IeATrOREE Deve of Wellington, Ban » Wits NoLuiLv, Deo ie Inv 38 20. fell in with Be Frax cisco, 81d 15th i in ry ten st Files! eee Norfo Bark Jae Smith (of Piste n gare. with cotton, Ko, to mast Bark Verncn, Faye, 84 Sivanuals Tay with cotton, &e, to &G Jan 26, ol one yee Brown, from Boston for Gonaives, 14 Ta; 3 0 24 inet, Ins 27 32, lon 74 U9, spoke # chine, Robinson, trom Charleston for Liver m8 el rigged brig achore Brig Xenophon (0! rooner, Bissl, 29 | aye, wilh hemp, bides Bese Te ‘The X was blown of from Sigal in '& Ne Nerina, ‘on Jan ‘the I » With mand Tecovered ii o bat Sof éurine Br brig Lavi- to sea ins about two jer the JW Bi *, loading i BY ‘Yor! he came gals but returned on the 2 ia, Re tnacn, toading for York, wi X left. The for Boston. 4 Lucy Aun, from New fs oenel }) 19 days, with Mode to Rossire & Co, b 5, 220 aby Th SS, ke bt nm (of Baitinete yi tor Apalachicola lsh, at Bi5, ioe 1 bg ir West Indic Curacos, 23 days, with hides, &9, to 19 days, Brig Moxioo, ii Br), "Morris, Porte Cabello, aps with oof- fee, Kc, to G Whittaker. Brig A Ui Wass, Crabtree, Tebase, La0%, with eugar, &, to a lev #10, epoke hip Bell Rook, ‘or Liverp Brig Cuspice (ot Somer visto), Saat Letores, to Brown ilmington, NO, 6 et & CO non. Wait He , Avery, Alexandria ton, Kichmond, ¢ Richia Wilmington, NU, 5 days, w Wile NO, 5 @ y &, Hopkins, V sry P Corbin, v De Pew, Applegste, Virgini wowt, De Groat, Virgini avin, Delaware. Ii Mailer, Price, Baltimore, 8 days. ckoft, Baltimore, 3 days, A, Uneo, Wilmington, Del, 8 days neon, Milton, Del, 2 day om Brandy nine, 2 ve vant, Corcon, Brandyw. Molt, Brendy wing, 2 aayo. ridge, Portsmouth. pnah, Manpas, Bax Sparks, Provincetown, 10 de Below, Sail Ship Arhborten, MoWillisma, Livern Wind sv eunsive, Wy meridian, 88} Ughs. CR rOOMCR CR TRE CR tere BER ES ROMER Or Behr Blelnewr, Ove bark, unknown. Ship Erie, which ser 12th, reporte:—No date, precod & clipper ship etecring N; saw her sain luth a Hatteras. Telegraphic Marine ie ine’, ade Tob ae No arrival to day. Below—A ship and bark. Cheated Shige ilerriet ke Joanie, and Th berks Lepnes, I MM ine WY or amceacon, Web UL. a oot naebory’ Me Anirban Palostine, Nassau. fabe 9 Boch Kimied, NC, with naval stores, }, Atwood, Wilwinaton, | U Birokw Odsye, wish cotton, to N Allon, Darien, Ga, 12 days, with ron, dos Joseph Fish, Seavey, from NYork, do; Globe, Wais- | | more, from N York Glen, ‘lag Repice, | Gray, tor do de: ei nshard, for Provi- dence 1d; British il, from Liverpool, £0 | Boston, do; Yorktown, Springer, for do do: Murilio, ——, s sanset, RSE, aud ) of Matagor- | duihaeies NESE! Getks Laren’ esta eH Catharine, nae brig Fybee, i York Be ele Greene has rotamne ia om arecent eeeM tbh] om WNW, thermometer di st Daa: vibe eran mae, Jobo, NB. Ast sob Elise Jano, Barnard, from Naatuoket for ha) ™ r aa day. Bld cht Retry, Marebant, for Bosioge oa? pete nt ene, Barnard fe Nort ay pn. came off t! pe rill be ready to ny the cousee ot two or three a dart. eth furLapenrnta. Bob 13—4 PM. —— Warnor, Maracaibo; sohr BY Rooves, Reoves, corre Rtcamable City, of Manobaster, Lei! Liverpool; \e Ringatons Festies Deen sition liana Bos- ia York, BT’ Kerren Barr Co: TIN este hr Comes = (01 a), Pernins from Bavre fer ie | vessel re) tonne Snurleston: Reeves, do; J B Holmes ‘Bh laid oF oul harbor three days, | ‘Br. Barx ‘Laney, from Liverpool for Charleston, befors eporéed ashore at Stony Breakers, got.om im running down | Coarleston light, at sbous7 P intel; commmenced striking eavily, and bil go She same night. A plod bes boarded hor found her oo badly situated as dor ‘Some of the riggin total Joas, of the reat of her cargo 4a expected to bo paved ina damaged state, if the wonthor continues modersto She is abous ein ht ye Bark NB. ‘The cargo is composod | rath ome hardware, earthenware, fa fm = i y of railrond iron, bagging. potatoe G MARsitALt, Richmend, sailed from San Francisco for egon Deo 28, ‘and. re shige ancho: Sancilito on 2AM; bavivg been knocked om rn erose the bar on the night of when she ‘0 into the rollers and sunk. No vhen sho sudden). soube allon board perished, + R saw no moro of tho She was bound to tt a Vogt CA iS from 65 70 tensburthen. This is ube a the bar subsequently by Gare Nation. of the Dilow- boat Fanny; ae = so iy the timo aay oaw her, could not make © schocnor answering shat description of DAKO rots at that time except the Empiro, for Sania Ce ty Bric Hermann, at San Francisos from Saxdwich Ialands, experienced severe wi er On the coast, Doo 26, 26 16, lon 114.07, experienced ‘ero gale from WSW, knocked on hor beam ender, lost bulwarks and one. ~~ anion sed the vossel to leak. ‘rvosia, soRmMan, Was washed overboa wes siso severely injured. The H has fourdays. The H anchored off North Bi ey Scur Franxin, Taylor, of SFrancia new under the Hawaiian fisg, called the Foun n Youn Scun Josxruive, of 12 tons burden, ed from cites Deo 12, and arrived at Port Tose th 16h fevained G pear was ort of water and Drovi- rithcit food ox waters, They cnvght keon was thoir hunger, a whore they used to beans, which they picked spoke the sehr Mount Ver- y auaplied them with provi. ithare wat; enly one aaa on tebed vith the capiela. touched at Bodogs for provisions, and was 6 days from port. foun Ornva, from Santa Cruz, before reported eRarboe | arr at San Francisco Jan 2 after being blown off tho harbor three timer, and experioncing severo gales on the coast. Ecun Dinico, Obor. ab Georgetown, 8 C, from Boston joe Bucksville, had 34 daye’ passage, with very hoavy wea- fc BR Porren, from New Orleans, for whose es foare were entertained, arrived at Wilmington on sho 17! 14, in a disabled condition. z AND, from Beovitenoe, for wer York, loaded with dry goods, went ashore on the rooks at Stratford Poi Wednesday all ae about 10 o'clock -the rooks rh and she filled wi Hor cargy was Valued which will bo saved in s damag rl! *Wwhalemen, Vord Islands, Deo 22, Bea, I, arr 17th, clean; Messe: Bowle, of | At Port Praya, Caj ind jer, Baker, and from Warren. NB, are ith, Ese MoCleave, and Ni er, Forter. do » arr 7th, ae por a 5, Europa, We 's, NB, for Arotio Gosan, Hedman, Allyn, do do (and eld 20th); Py i, Union, Wa tal peers town ‘Bde $01 Osean mi bbls Bty (and Br} aoe eh, S i Waterman, Ball, | Bton, for Arotic Cocan (and eld 7th), All bub the Goorgo nw Washinat [I ita, of Nov v, Ss 3 ‘2 ~ | Ne Sandwich Tolasde, wish 100 ' Enterprise, of Now Bod- ‘Ne ford, iy P. ‘s 20.258. lon 35 20 W, Alico Frazter, of and from NBediord for Norah Pasitie. ‘Spoken. Steamer Constitution, Howard. from S8Franciseo for Hono- Jolu, Jan 3, 1at2124N, lon 13245 W; was under canvas, with a fine breeze from 88W, GRE OM at good speed. Ship Emigrant (Br), ), 10) daye trom 'N Zealand for Plymouth, FM N. lon 47 15—wished to be reporto al Biddens (pk), henee for Liverpool, Feb 8, iat 40 2, ah Featehlin, Morse, trom SFrancisco, 20 days, for Cal- outen Jon 8 lat 32 N, lon ” an detroit from Boston for S¥Franeisoo, Sept 10, lat 13 H a y va ship. steering BE, with painted ports, was ston Deo Bork 88 Jose) te i” ‘taps from Callao for NYork, no date, late, Int 26 30 8, lon 9405, esw a bark Int £3.05 8, lon $0 28; no With loes of mainmast—by she Comes, at BFrancisco. Bark Ella (Pre iman,theneo (about Nov 20) for East Indica, Dee 26, las Bark Peer}: 14 days honce for Maranbam, Deo 29,128 15N, lon 47 Bark Gerard, of Sslom, 26 davs henos (abs Doo 8) for Rio Ianciro, no date, 1at9 B, lon 33 W. Freeman, from 2 Boston for Jaemol, Feb 3, lat Soh ravel Story. ir, from Boston for adr 0 City, Tou de NeatuchelS chest NW by Wu sole Nas nite gn Ports. Acarvico, Jan mers McKim, for San F et aay; Com Steckton Yor Fenamca’ few dsys, under ui, gare g do prey to 10th, bark Hebe, San Francisco; brig ulis, Carnenas, Jan 27—Brig Gen Pinckney (of ae. Hay, from Demarara, uno; and others before re Cenacea, Jan 21—Brig Sarah, for N York Geo Washin; Lyo Eliza’ Moorhead, from Nepre for Sree 2 Re , brie pando, Scan Fenwaxnrz, No yea SFrancisco for Gee Huize (Br), Nova Scotia for Adelaide, | hare remetued taus Tesen for putting in | Fi Aconite, Winchester; citer, nae and Cresconty ‘Nick- Trini Pe , and may unknown. Porr, Ay iy Coal Louis ra Upton, for N og Boston, an aeton, LNG, dit | Ponto 0 atte, Jo | per fis Juan. 5—Steamers Alsbam | édcmned; Fal icon, rs, wis for passengers for. Rerublic, Gelston, eon ae Me hg ES Goo dotsined for eal for Havre; Creol Bremen; echre PM are, elson, from NUrleans; Po ter, Bingham, trom N York, crew doserte Tanvri, Dec 2—Brig Jane A Horsey, Baim French government. Sid Vv 28, ie Gi OWN. Sydney, from SFrancisco; ah, beige Sarah bien, Fan: ‘burg, 6 do; Roselins, Lust, Velparsieo, oem! Sietanie ‘Topasco ‘yan Db 818 sone Maria Foes, for N Atdo, bark Gos D Smoot, Winkenbush, wai the bar; brias Frederick, Crosby, from and for NYorg, Harriet, do do: sobre Ficrence Bowden, do do; Antes, trom and for Vora Crvv, wiz Wuamroa, Nov Tsia ‘ahi ‘P North Carolina (of Bath), Fines, NYork. vay ‘No Am voasolein port. Sid 224, beig on vis Mozambinue, &o), Bombay; 2Jd, McFarland, Muscat. —Bilg Susan Small, Sail, for NYork about | enly Am votre! in pi Ho! | APALACHICOLA —Atr bark Globe, Whitmoro, Rath, ebip. Hi Garciman, Aroy, Waldoboro’; soit Walton, S Yer 20th, barke Mary ncy, Bar- ren, RI; Joeeph Fish, Beavoy, NYork; eohr Victo- hie Balisinac? W7ab, thip Gee Turner, Prince, New ‘Arlington, Jonés, do; 20h, bark Triton, Serry- nec. Cid 224. chips Conion Planter, fnydon, Dunlep, Skolield, Boston: barks Rhone ie, Providence Franklin, Mj ae NYork:; er “ n, Kiishs DontRon, Lt Schnson, NYork; brig Mad 264) George Turner, Princo, for NYork, wig; | ore (hr), Vriehsrd, for Liverpyel, Ide: BL Harri. | re ¥, trom Walécbory', wea; Cordclis, Henry, from N | Uciombe, Herrin, do do; Masenchurests, Sanson, Wir: Charlotte (Br), Foivouzfor Liverpool ne (Ur), Drake, from Newport, W, wea; Martha J Ward, Trost, irom NYork, do; Concordia, Prt fae Boston, lag; Pete: Matric, Rockwell, for Antwerp lig,; Owego, Bi 2, Clark, tow, ftom Brievcl, E, wie Joseph Porter (Be), Black Liverp Ciara Ann, Rood, for NVork, ldg; Niagara, Haynes, tor Havre, lig; John I Harwood, Andros, for Livor- arks Triton, Mercyman, Mary R Barnoy, Barney, trom War- ool, do; Ashland, Rice, for do do; rom Providence, wee: wta; Archimedes, Merri 5 Chaco, Chace, for from d0,in hauds of calvors; brigs G W Brinkeuhoii, Orockor, | trom San Juaw, Nig, wte; Birkby, Honey, from Liverpool, 0; achis Athafia, Wilton, from i Wright, from Bahamas, do; Arlington, wig: Aimeaie: Brown, trem Key Woot, d Boston, Fey ob dart, bark Kmmn ma Lincoln, wha; Viotoris, mos, from NYork, Post, Mobile; | bark C! hagjes Mo A lorsnder (Br) Nickels, roms) brigs J W Joba: | . Madoirn, efor BFran ‘Aurora, 8, Carutbe Fork Livy Aa . Lis ae _ tig Po Bo a Alona ohngon, Terk aide Mish Menestoin: yokes eiize Feabie, W ind Tram Smith, Davis ‘ch AnLES Ny ark Brunests, Preble, NOr- ht Golden Kw wamvoriain, Philadelphia. Std mbrin (Br), MoCulloch, Liverpool; briga Julia Ana, rere sits ie). Riek, Ni ie Dasbes ( Rel BoWon. Tn. the ened “Sid. stoamshi yan: ship Marearet( Pp Tarquin, from NOrtoans, ad she omase of hor deton- Bil bho pilos boats aro ow ues Lao made it appoarapor at LF hows tooommuntoate, Wind in the only vessel in tho harbor, to oonjeo ted on tho bk vatly bows Mua | Havre et Java (Fr), Martin, Bordesux; Aurors jin, Val 1 Pes cmrma trp mand Roberts, Bsvie; pelacos Euoantadora ( Oregon (Br), Firth Ls tees rnomn Satan Ara Bz) wt 0 Gite fiver: Sd—Arr ot ip Lonislan, ®, Lawless, 1 vis Geir Yoaton; hips Wianeeo alice, Hay Fane. tbr Kor! Tiverpeels Ferriore (re), Gralen, Havro; Parthenon, or, W; Augustus, Kinney, Rotterdam; ton Turks Tal ra ‘Cid ships C Tauaiphies F loteile, Bisel: Both Geo Hur! Havre: vars ue Burl ton, Winohire, NYork albses Pe “4 Lee dence; ake Aparscida (Mox), Espinols, Cam- Tome to fos Zan 0. bazhs Attion, Gon Tart ire F P 8s Sul ae =e a A He, ethene ae tr oe Pen. ‘OLE, Fi ree Gohys, Ono Bupposed to be mish, Tireall es one Charlotta, Eoabelas ‘Arr sohr Honduras, Cross, NYork. Now Yori peclkess | eet re ‘posted eignal flying, blue ground with » white los- ” ‘Grey eet (prev ee- fonorucls (prov repors- jo Janciro; bark . rio Cabello; brig Bermudians, Ourorbrige, 68 Thomas [pet p Cartharens, CA); eohr Le Roy, Pownell, Mo- bile. Old schr Kolipso. Ketter, ‘ork. PROVIDES )10—Arrechr D W Hammond, Hisgine, Roeppahanne: Came up brig Condova, Datoh, from Car. denas, Sid schrs Albermsrie, Fluart, Jantogo, NC; Marz, Chase, Nisan vis NHavon. PORTL Dy burg Barrios: 8 NFR ‘0, Jaa 1—Arrived—Btsamship Norshae- .Panainn, via intermodiave porter sour Goldsu Rul ea Name, Honolalu, 24—Stoamship Gold Hunter, Bodfish, San Juai Aca Puloo snd SDiego; barks Lysls (rez), Barbara gj Sultan, (Br), Welsh, Hordesux, ‘vis, to: trige Cation ian; Wyandod Lyons, ‘aousluia, “an: ds, Antwerp, vis Valvaraizo. ind. pas San Diogo, via intormodias: , Benta Cruz, ‘No Brig (Brem), Rosonkrants, Kawaihai, 8L, Sun— steamship Tndepeuden ons, San Juan, via Asa ma Peek-Stoamehip Goldon Gate, Pansma, via intormodiate rhe; bog nina Boll, Humboldt; Dos Amigos (Mox), ame Laura Bevan, Pierce, Lahaina; L M Fats, Bucks nam, Tabi Bt Bteomer Columbis, LoRoy, Oregon, via Port Orford: ship Comet (clipper) Gardiner, NYork 103 days; brig Jupt- , (Mex mie Lia tte tian; sobrs Fayaway, vellor, Mointo Barks Aworica, Robbing, Valparaiso; Stately (Br), Hartlepool, vis Valparaiso; Sonora (Mox), Magei- “Tith—Sieamenip Tathmus, Harris, Panama, vis Aoapuloo fan Dioge: ah ip Zohn Wado (oli er). Willa, Boston, 18 ophie (Ham), Docker, ied an days; bark jewoaatle, — aiper ray (3 1oth—-Bhip Jules Cicsnr (RE), Barbe, Bo alaoy sabe: noua Follow, Sweek, Deane's Bayy Jevephines ions ootrina & Amicitia (outed) wezaepine, Anm- sterdom, via Val; ae eh bark Salem (Br), nee via Joan Fernan s Dione ( Duteh), sene fo; Trlataph Rost Resiejor Cel Fremont Sania, Sea Po- ‘dro; eohrs Spray Bodega; Josophine, Kohler, do Cleared Deo 'S—Brig Moxvenvian (uot Montana je Plahae, 8 ie 3s banee Northorncr, Randall, Danial: bark Mone pit ), Menche, vr ‘acific; sohre io B, oepe C1 Long, Reet, Benicia, bce k Pelham ( rithew,, Ceres Soh—Bark Ji Heard, Menila. Fi jotta; ‘bar! ig Terquins, Reed, Portland, OT; ramento Cit ae ai loro, Ohio, Hilliand, 03 Grosse (orem a ropa, ‘calle; ‘sobr Mee Morgan, Avery, Dy | ea Okay tiem, Valparalio; Carob, Rip reer eet jc: pars are! ley, 40), Gardner (Br ms doy Oriana (Br), Bpansees Syamey, Gasnar (Br). Ridved, Veiparaises 1vth—Steamer Golden Gate, Pat lores (Chil), Brunt, A‘ tche Olivia Merrithew, zh John Po athervo! a, Bonicia; bark Do- paleo; toa! Levecon Davis, Astoria; ram fonolulu and Sydney; eel aD Aoapuleo, i eI go ton: Pomi g in, Boolesy 16th—Brige Roth, Hilton, San Jusn and Resiojo; Balsi- more (Haw). Thop, Honolu‘u; Dudley, Yates, Panams: sahe i, ee Haynes, Stookton; sloop Franklin, Jonos, Ba- nto. pallet Ith—-At 8 A M, steamship Californis, Whitiag, ‘SAN DIEGO, Cal, Jan 18—1n port, soke Kitzabosh B: sehr an tt Py Pig he ey Sa rf San ro. e si er th arrival o€ meeninery fom Baa Trea “tia ‘KJ A Hasard, Gardnor, Hae rman N York; PRFILMINGTON, Feb ar rae Ros He Dude, P ; Peb 8—Are. brig Dav 0 Fork’ eonea Mary Powell Powell do Momento, ie a: Corinthian, Ws evriett. Walton, Marseilles arrfereeralas Bors Pedy SIE, Be Passengers Arriv: Purvos Ayres—Bark Oliver J Hs; M Mani Zaza—Brig Zrza—F V Martinez, ron Medina, Passengers Salled. Cuacnva—Brig Willigm Cla from ov, Oriseas 8 at a Bagley, John J jo Blako, Mi fo children, Geo, Mol-ugh rt John Sexo; Rdwin Barnard, be, John N Pleff, seGorden, Thos Bor- ert Dover, Margaret Dovor, Jo cues, Dortrand Mora. John Th snd indy, James M ia. irs Blake an Jobn fe omy i epee Le Pietre, J G testh, Soha Erroll, dames Curry, lady children, Christo McCom, Patrisk Mowartay, 3.¢ ee JL Adams, Herman Felker, H Horne, H , John Kirtse, GW Kuder, HO Ghrinolier C phy, Jaoed Dowler, Wi ee aeaanameonad STEAMSHIP Lint rs LIVERPOOL, Fr Seekers es aehsratee eatee shi (ony Saturday, on will please ts febeusry ae ee bats pegmlts om EW LINE FOR SAN FRANCISCO, VIA CHAG mn ae —Vanderbilt's new and splendid double steamship NORTHERN LIGHT, of 2,500 il make her firat trip to Chagres dire bout the Ist of Apri y Light will be a hres Pama ‘reno! new and splentie louble engine stoamship LA 2,0 tons burthen. ‘These steamers are quality and extent of thoir titted to mect the requirements of the tr: will be given of the oponing of the book D, B. ALLEN, sont, No. NDENT THOROUGH LINE FOR CALIFoR- ia.—I or Charres, to loave Maron Ist, from pior No.¥ R., by tke splendid A L clipper ship PRANK JOHNSON, 8 Lothrop, master, and from ’eneima to San Francisco & clipper bark HERSALL » Lothrop, masi jocant clivper ships sre very fast, and have fi dations fora limited number of passengers. Paseag: ntes—Ficet Cabin, $60; Socond. don, 818. From Pa iret Cavin, $200; Second do., $109. Fox tur meter ro apnly to JAME! . Mee F&, SAN. FRANC ISCO, DIR sith MAGNIFI- ornt and fast sailing packet snip ST. PATRICK, Gurdon Waterman, commander, will hav fmaseaoe a patel the above port. Paszongors will find it their into select this benutifal ship, im pretorence to any odhel gzmmodations being unequalled for elogance a Toreoure eatly application will be nec thor on board, Pier S North river, er to" BC TLS Bide. 163 and US South street, corner o| STEAMSHIP BROTHER JONATMAN.—A number ef through tlokets for Califsrnia, vii o. proporly guaranteed, an, wi tails Thursday, 2b inevant., Ese presage, apply only vo E. MILLS, Agent, 61 Cortian vAU TION TO PASSENGERS TO CAL, / only genuine tickets for the Monumen Poname, on or about the 15th March, aro dersignod. No other tickets will be recognine tiga those signed my us. A. H. PRIDE & CO.,3 Broad svreet. MEDICAL, D* BAUR, AUTHOR OF THE “PRACTICAL PRI Tie Frosting,” No, Oilee hours 9 to 12 ooleck A. Me and 5 tod o'olock F, M., (Sunday excepted, ) No. Wich sirect. From the unoommon medi express purpose men ‘and vory oxton- hesitation. MM DUANE STRERT, HAS, FOR ts, enjoyed tie moss extensive TOR THE edioal man in Thi +. when te frequently indulged in, we akneee ofthe ory! “sentuslon a ane nage sion to 80 A ours an don’t be deooived, I have not lets Duane o R, WARREN, NO. 1 MOTT Consulted confdontiaity om tke ioe GONTINUES ro anes. Dr. W. has dovoted 34 yeare te" tin prove ton en ‘the victims of fe oeoaped from the hands of medi o Tiy on's safe aud epecdy cures N.Bo—Ne foe till onraae RK. JOMNBON, NO. 17 DUANE STRE oe Daten in tee eesemgaset delicate dinencont ny torre ropatasion for obit in. shove bat ited for years, ie pri Brough on by ov re 9-0) iv on by a secres bavis 1°, | TILL OURRD. ee in foutdays. A porfeot cure, * member