The New York Herald Newspaper, March 8, 1852, Page 2

STOREY NR Re OE SN Ree re MORNING EDITION-----MONDAY, MARCH 8, 1852. PRICE TWO CENTS, == =~ —= iene es = - -taH -— TAREE 7 - — —<——= SSS vy EES at MRE a ae $1 2H per Box; Hoe. a OTe. for coffee; sad | General having determined to mako severo examples, | NEWS BY TELEG et nae | Beaty re eaniaiie ious | VERY UNFERESTING FROM CUBA. | 5 ffeecht icici meteor ent | Qa arg ce ant na ei SLEGRAPH. XES, JENTS; PIT, 1 ROADWAY THEATRE.—E. A. MARSHALL, SOLE Aen ‘0 and Bremen... ,.. £215 On£2 he United States corvette my arrived here Rag ety: Ya ote | Lemee,Hoxes and Parquet, Waraily Gicclomnd , = ea hai Raia tr SE ae eS PY: oh sig el a perenne tg HIGHLY INTERESTIVG. 4: curt Monday eroning, March & | Upper ; Hrivate Boxes, $5.and $5. Doors open | Fntelligente by the Empire City at this Port, | « Cowes ands marvin the Norih ; Se ieee ERE oneER Ie Sor O'Rennedy: Meo Tieeas Gostss | wil’bo performed thelRiisn tkagete of METAMB WAC ae: Bea vase 215 0 217 6 Maranzas, Feb, 20, 1862. ; ‘omnes 5 4 | Peete ME Gooaaits Wild Star Mr Mey OR he | mht Ree Pewee Se kee ene ont: Bai and the Isabel at Charleston. \ Fran Stare Truding in Cuba—Official Corruption and Bribery | THE REVOLUTION IN NORTHERN MEXICO. Z cf a 01 ster i igo, Mr, " Pi fe ~ nn 7 " ww Vrs ~ conclude. » 2 the DUA a ee, 5 es 1 proii 1 give i Lis NON ca Count aiden int Me. Hamilton; Pepino, | Capt: Lionel Mri Mr, Lope: Mr, Doianere Layton Mr. THE EXTENT OF THE SLAVE TRADE, | 'o0dcr... aa ee de Hel pdb Plans yi ee ‘aplure of Camargo by Caravajal. Mr. Taylor; The Monkey, |, Mr. Cony} Mr. , Mr. Arne Boston . 2 6 “ to 4 a Anny Countess Maldochini, M aeons |) SOR Meals BY jee BeeR 7 Paris (duit). : sagt ed in this neighborhood. You will remember, favo | JATAMORAS BESIBGRD URTON'STUEATRE, CHAMPERS STRRET—DRESS Al 'SEUM.—P. T. BARNWM, The Carnival--Mexican News, I send th, » per Lanbel, to Charleston. thinking it may | stated that although tho whole affair, in all its details, had ss Circle and Parqnet, 50 conta; d Tier, 25 conts; Pri. Manager and Proprietor; John Greenwood, Jr., Assistant do. dic. See anticipate tho arrival of the Empire City in New York, as yr oi Manager.—Admission to coer cents; children an Mf contw oxtra, Monday and Gorgeous Oriontal afootacie, produ Boxes, $% Orchestra Sents, tire Musoum’ and to begin at 74 o'clock. Monday oventng, a will c played & new comedioita called RATHER EXCITED — i r. De abiegulll Bun, Mr. Johnston; M" a Drott. e Dooyg open , pis Bs ched tho ears of the Captain General, whobad instituted Mie tho latter steauer has but just arrived from New Orleans, | *°*° Indian Hostili in Wi Mexico. - apd WML nob call bates Coancerow. ‘Fheve time toon: | the etrlotest investigation into tho mattcr, and bad even in stilities ow i The mail steamship Isabel, Capt, Rollins, arrived at | close only the arrivala and departures at Havana, and | goneso furas to susp ul (be Governor of thia place, General ea ‘ Annan ec comedictta of THE J.J.'3—Mr. Jamos J.. ‘Varel Chopeen 6 dollare--the grand den 8 of a gioand scoale Charieston on tho 3d inst., with advices from Havana to | not of the otber ports of the island, Bb. Pavia, from the exercise of his functions, still T was con- SETTLERS AND SOLDIERS MURDERED. dake: : vEL Pe wralleledin ite boauey.C pts IN'HIE Dali ie, Gresory Greentnol, Me, Bardsas Mis | SNDEATE STAT: othe Camel Driver aad his Wire witoh | tho 20th ult., and tho Rrupire City at this port, on datur- Havana, Fob, 29,1852, | tineod that tho matter would bo hushed up, and tho i. T ing, ing at 7 o'olook— , ey yayoning, : Ss eeias & #3 ion ‘to | Gay, from the same place, with intelligence to 9 o'clock on Af. [ the morning of the 1st inst, Mary Taylor in throo characters. Indo with the farce | will bo Popformed 16ST DAY OF MY LIFE—Mr. Gillman, Mr. oneeey tind ic ity parties be suffered to ercape tho punishment their | EXCITEMENT AND ALARM OF THE INHABITANTS, Mise Mary Taylor, : sArvical of Stoumera—News from Mesrico—Caravnjal—Ship- | 8% podean Foats of Professor MoUoi 4 werech of stmerican Vesscle at Vera Crua—The Diario | ®andalous conduct eo richly merited—and so it has ~ ns ee p tS ovclook, Antipodean feat, singing, dancing, &2.; er a é ee : AT, SHEATRE, CHATIIAM STREETODRESS | after whieh, the interesting arama ofthe CROCK OF GOLD. | ‘The mews, which is of a vory intersting charactor, is de Marina against Anti-Renters—News from the [aerior | Proved. Tho extreme laxity of tho penal law promul- AFFAIRS IN WASHINGTON CITY, ‘ xee 25 centay Tih 2 pont Orche: re ‘Tho youthful Giant, &e., boseon, sits tm raced in our Hayana and Matanzas correspoudeuce. Arrests at Puerto Principe—New Dock. gated in this IMand by General O’Donnell, somo time in &e, ke. bee eli ee) wy Nelock. ‘Mouday evening, Micch % B, AUGUSTUS BRAUAM WILL GIVE HIS SECOND Oui Havaun obser nomediae: ‘hero have been a greut many arrivals at this port, both | the year 1545, by which slavo trading thonceforth was pro- panei ce MC ReR Rte commence With ie eee r Convert, a the Topereage on Mos ‘gd Ale Rae Havana, Bobruary 25, 1862, of steamers and sailing vessels. noon ed piracy, has not, as waa to be expected, had tho Important from Northern Mexico. Loire Ny tie nee LOTS ONC eRe | MMR WALLACE BOCCH REE ne weemsuished artists: | 74. Cyimate—Raina—Prompect of the Crope—vtrrival of the | Wehuve dates from Mexico to tho 12th of February, slightest effect om the traders; because, at the timo tho | gasango CAPTURED AND MATAMORAS BRSIRGED BY Dinz Dongtict. Me. Payion? Prince Semcon hil, Mee Beedeheer: ‘i MISS MARIA LEACH, Colon-—Sir John Seymour—Political State of the Island— | and from Vers Crus to the 17th, ‘The nows is unimpor- | Iw in queetion was ostabli mn Snee wan ah a THY REVOLUTIONISTS, ETO. iste Mies Warictsuse (Te"sensluie Sik tes face e ae a RDG WICK, The Captain Generat—Nail Steamers—Ravele—Peroii, | tant, Lettora from Cawango ay that the detachment | Helsht, alr reich New Ontrans, Maroh 6, 1852. Wics AND WIDOW! OX. re P: conaMMn: Pant Finer. Tho always fulthful Island of Cubs never wore a mor) | under Uraga bad loft on the 15th for Monterey; aothat tho | onus of tise emces tench Upon overy. hegee ickeadne | News from the Rio Grande has reached here, to the \URISTY'S OPERA HOUSE, MECHANICS HALL, NO. | Att Pte Peceatis (Stabat Mater)... ‘+ Roesiat | crious aspeot than during the tart fortnight. ‘Tho cli. | whole force for tho protection of the frontivg will be about | froin the const of Afvien ; |__| {fleet that Caraynjat hie attacked and enptured Carn, dou atte etiam | SR ety Me CT... nat! | at anton a tara rang ta to ous | 00 nistralon of Gxneral Kone. tho Corn of Aenye bus | th Rew clo berg Matamora Ynown Christy's Minstrels, comps ratile “corps” of “talonted” wn vnder the menagemont of BE, P. Chr Recit.—Deepar and deeper still? ¢sorthay Hando! | Indian summor, The thermomoter averages about 73a; | ‘The rumor of fresh invasion of (ho Mexican territory, | MUUTAUOM 0 Quetta 6 88 sala noon, and the evenings—thanks to # balmy Southern | under Curavajul, is unfounded, Caravajal has not more | yarmment of « Song—O reat in the Lord (Flijah), orted ns being below, ars, ived a very eovere chock und tho go. | The steamship Fanny, which ia repe eral, Wore | Will probably bring authentic pa this city, for a snecosaion of “five »Mendolssohn | breeze and a starry sky—are moments snatched from Px- | than 40 men with him, who are daily committing robbories : cadppeaslena huts none: ‘The eastern mail bas felled almost every day aiace dhe pote AF oheaae berd open ae 8 Fantesia—Concertins, on Themes from “Linda di * radise, But the most singular thing is, that tho Haba. | on Mexicna ostates situated on the othor side of Rio Bra- | hey hme becn comslocely hatlal by che pheakat tice | Bew arrangement is "olook. ‘The patona of Chr Chamonnie cong p nites Donirettl | neros grumble at the weather, and tho “oldest inhabi- | vo. A certain Dowall, a Judgo of Rstretia (Star) county, | penal inw, which er, to have boom purp uly atuidiod 39 The Latest from Washington, cintinued. "On Saturday wert, Mare th anneal benett of | Trle—Doloe Teanquillits (fom the opera of “I Vil- tant”—who is likewise to be found here nevor to dle—pro- | has been a party tothe outrage committed on the Mexi- | Ms; by Ite monding, 6» slid every ij Here AL ade Iv OR case ts - Buis/ TAPOLECK, “sale es DhGeeiehs eae 1 ee ig, “Loach, and Me. A. tizanamt’” | ‘nounces It, this wintor, “ muy rigoroso.” What would he | can boundary line, and has sent assistance to Coralvo, groes, be they of whetiver class they may, j MINISTER RIVES—MORE CHARGES AGAINST LEYY, J OOD'S MINSTRELS, 444 BROADWAY.—HORN, | Soug—Novor Despair (second time in America)... Braham | say toa Now York old fashioned snow storm ? The conduct of General Harney is very much oulogized. | court of Str 4 OF euuerwise, ongo sinfoly pliced upoa an | 0.8. STOCK ISSUED. Weaueaieadnaeniey peters every evening, and on Mr. Angvates Brahe, In several parts of the island, thero has fallen a most The Vera Cruz papers aro still fillod with particulars of nnot be int rtered with, or mole 1. CORRESPONDENCE OF THY NEW YORK HERALD. i s so thut (ho nvoment the Moore | abundant rain, which, although it will prove benoficlal in | the disasters caused by the late gale, Tho remains of pearance ut the given p Lover | certain districts, yet causes somo fears to be entertained | the Robert Stopbonson have beon found on tho shore #t | made to conve inthe Vuelta Abajo, where it may have an injurious | Costancouleos, as weil as soveral planks markod * Robork | tate, upon sii Wastes ¥, March 7—8 P, M, 4 ton misunderstanding between Lowis Rives, or that the ree: 1 er Aca ae a Norah Crei MINSTRELS.—THE PROPRIETOR OF THE pen ae c tod corps of Ethiopian Performers, | Irish Song—O come to the West, love. e tho citizons of Now York that ho has | Madame W. Bouohe All the rumors Nupotcon and M specefulty inform: of the Latter rt rthernotice.” ‘They | Old Irish Molody—Love's Young D ime)., .Moor Spedden.”” Another American yeavel is aatd to have boon } the haw and (het ‘i ie Bea eer iY {¢ ta content} tate! Ais Tand, South fied és - ae pO vl allied ° | effect on the tobacco plant, But, on the. whole, tho go- | Ratetoo, but no name le aiven: 0 800 at Unmanoca, ae ee "e et Bb ae para ae Pah ‘onvorts in Brondwa; Trio—'Twas one of those Dreams, .. seen oore ion is that ear,.to say th it, ‘Phe General Concha and the Taadct have arrived. The y Were successfully pated jab ixgn sy Sememttiaes 2s heed egies ; ne Mme, Bouchotle iss Leash, aid Me croatores. ea ea Hear this yenr),(0 say the Loaat, will prove lea papers ure principally fled with Buropsan tows, Tn A upon tho nearvet property, and tho | Franco give no cause for evpposing that friendly relations [eINTYRU'S MUSICAL (3 + Meoder. 5 Diario de Marina strongly condemns Lowis Napoloon for | worthy Governor of Matanza’ duly informed’ Congest | witt te i pilin nerd ed: Mie a ; 7 | Olt Scotch Song—fho Hlowers of tha vorest......Unknowa | Owing to a southensteen wind that has been blowing | ae” contemplated confiscation of the property belonging | Concha, no doubt, that hov diligent inquft bie x okaitone REG RVs sens aaieacoarik ie bs srynteg Micel A evans. Stotntyre, tolebested S008. | Duet—'nls May again vous eecase se = «Grontorex | pinco the lust week, there have beon rather fow arrivals | to the Orloans fumily, and fulminatos against the doinoe | into the ecumsiaces of the reported. landings ot. nee he Grand Jury here have been enguged in the inves tish and Trish Vocalists, will give one of thetr popular musi- Madame Bouchelie and Mr. Groatorex. 1 eracy for tho littlo respect it shows to property, as scen by | yroes in his juried ty bo mero | tigation of further charges against Toha P. Levy. Thoy iy Oubracing wore Fars gentimontal and | Ralled—My Dreams are now no more of thes.....,.Lavonu | both from the States and Europe, The Colon, a govorn- the conduct of the anti-ronters in the United States. It | rumors, without a ul there i aro of a similar character to that upon which be hae See programmes, To commence at (By particular Poaueet eiie cenpersin coompaniment by | ment steamer of the first olaas, arrived here from New sorely misses eae peuneston he The ure n Omi, en tothousatier ; Hebe aire been indicted. TES . Augu Orleans, on the 21st, having on board the Spanish ( where probably President Fillmoro’s interference in favor | as gospel the report Ae ESTE AAS cidy M . ; ; ARRANGED BY Conldanten/beetas nen Grae Selawiek, in bi pentahs Consul | Meer ean ea login ad (ooone al diets brigadler-general. r has thorefure ben again | ‘The United States etock siued to forelguers during the Feinlo Academy on | tokets, 30 contsxto be ind at che principal mucostores, | ffm Mobile, who has been receivod by the authorities ‘The mail from the interior brings ardent descriptions | reinstated to the governinent of} "i nant week, ene 461,600. XY % hae, Miss Kltet4, Soprano: Mist | Doors open at haif-past 6; to commenod punctually at 8 | With more than usual honors. The papers aro taken up siasin displayed at tho fiestas reales in honor | 4 rd, is now, Lam |?" a ‘ _ pinoforte; in addition to | e*clock. otto Ansociation, comprisin — Sichhorn, and ‘C, Eisfeld. P.K. Weisel’ s musto store, 213 ‘ f the ent with descriptions of the festivities offered by the Spanish | © ab s i fits : acai aa ‘i ; of tho Princess Royal, ‘Tho invasion exeitemont ix | told, walking about tho sizvets of Havan, boasting in PLeCqueNce, wit, pRorieny—ny psycnotoar- atiyk fetta leo Oey Diao ent ‘ald-to havo entirely subsided, yet there havo been made | the most open nunuer of tho success of his lite expodi- Alorming Accounts from Santa Fe, o Z “4 " wabjects, who ‘impersonate Kossuth, Danicl We monted for having played some Cuban ‘evoral arrests among the young men of Puerto Principe, | tion to the coast, by which he hins realiaed a splendid | INpLAN OUTRAGES—COLDIERS AND CITIZENS. aUR. and Mesure, Hadelid cvs, eorner of “Atinntie mad Clinton Winans others," Profenior. Owen retires on Nonda; a ay viene Spaniards ara cathe flattered by the | {oF Wearing revolutionary hats, . maple! 4 1 DERED—GREAT ALARM OL THE SETTLERS, EC nd Moses, Inde rvs, cornor of J ic ednesday, and Saturday, i 163 Bowery. P . rho Ci onc od permission to the Spa- ‘ 240, a poo 0 bead beo reat od . Boh 2h ana Govearly (6 secure center’ Admin yet tos Bowery. | fclat with which the Colon has been. treated in Neg Ou, | The Captain Gencral has granted permission to the Spa A few years aro, « poor man who bod boon iit treated shiver, who bad just disombarked a Bartimone, March 6, 1 nthe const of Rubia Hoada, v ‘The St. Louie Repudtican hus Santa Fe datea to the mnt of Aleoy to douvitnee : : rich Mail Steamer Compuny to build a dock on the A Jeans. Some of the ultra papers have thelr usual fling at | 1-0 Moll Stina bee Fas Ae a ae a: = open at 645 o'clock; commonce at 7: VIRCUS, NEW YORK AMPITLTHEATRE, 37 BOWERY. ~— — ee a a Oe rine meats cen hee ae 1. MUSEUM, $00 BROADWAY, conNER | Mt Fankers, who have teen spitting rather freely on the ae ; é r : | f donumy, The Apache Indians were committing goens Demonstration; fun, folly, fashion; tasta, talent, and ele f Du —The abo n cleanly swept decks, which, I should think, is not half so ransaction, was Linself arrosted. and put to work |“ : Faces Hirentanthip'iy ulti Sra lateness: | doqaagbuangatrest heaters magaitventestabishnest, | Stent Tou Gpaniah fatoraa the sa eon nae Tear ce ae ey Re Ta? Hate ED ogee aad eevee. actin aves eke UREP ETE Clowns—Lovett, the Yankee Clown, an Bahby Wiliams, | longth, oomprisin ho Ynrgent ‘collection of Anatomicat | cigarotto must have Proved to the dainty belles of the Hey Ss cay! allowed to be at liberty. | “3 - wnurdered the Co kney wn—Old England and New England against | Preparations in the United States or any other country— | Crescent City. The Reception of the Spanish Consul! at New Orleans—The |¥'" , Mf ho worl But the influence of the slave traders, from their great weulth, i such that they obtain whatever they please spension of | trom the home government, and it woul, slvango to aay, | Were killed at tho almost impossible for tho Captain Goncral even io | were engaged in eutting wood, four were also murdered. 08, 25 conte; Pit, 123g venta. showing, without excoption, every specton of disease to } Although the Loper oxcitement haa now nearly entirely : as whi SL aattere Peon, Befoct—coutinnes open forthe | subsided, yet the government. is far from boing tranquil, CARD.—THH UNDERSIGNED, LATE TREASURER y y Art aera) arama ‘uba—SI ; of the Holiday Strovt Thostro, Baleinore, offer his ae- Boats coch dag, Wodneedaya: foe AL eee iegleek: | ‘The general opinion among the inhabitants, ton, in, that | C'ba—Slavers Meoa aa Agent or Manager to aztistos who oontomplate visit | dluplvely for Tadion, Le tia lit ein ate ‘Adinis. | €r@ # year is over, tho island will be invaded by’a larger Governor Pavia—Corruption of the Spanish Subalterns— A party of five eoldiors were attacked, of whom four ret five. Out of another party whe Slave Trade—Startling Disclosures—Landing of Slaves in iting from New Yorl ; ; : 1 0 bring theee guilty parties (o punishment Teenie TG. alk a ‘ ing Baltimore professionally, for Concorts, Readines, or fx. | qUelwgly fer] force of fillibusteros. If that egregious pleoe of folly should | —pjcgust of the Creole Population—Proposed Sale of Cuba { iC to bein t t ae alarm ex n nll quarters, ond many of the hibitions. Me will attond (6 all Dasiuoss Comaected with en pane ae eh, Sail isgust of opt posed § L shalt leave this in a fow days for the North. LYN, ao paidlaatace iii uh profession. . Hisving a thorough knowledge of the buena, 0 AMATEURS.—LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, or | POtePpeuted, there will bo noend tothe garrote. Even | 111) Trniied Staice—-The Grand Carnival—The Increase pwns were guarded and fortified. Tho government now, many do not approve of the clemeucy shown by tho He also engages with persons of acknow- undoubted respectability, who wish to connect % 5 both tadiort =e oNGks Toigth isitoha troops are said to be unable to ebeck these outrages t and responsibility to travel as business agont, | thomsclyes with a D: io Club, whic rormi Queen to th ners sent to Spain, as this act of mercy | af the Colored Population—E: z 1 : , are: i lied through the Soushwest, Mexico, and strech Hen belabtiety Poe TR oe if Cine may be attributed to fear, and produco fresh insolonce groes—Suspension of the Principal Functionaries in Trini- One Month Later from Chile. Rumory of the discoveries of precious metals continae tins # kmowlodye of all cities of note in thosa | please addres P. Merald office, with a vengeance. Whether those fears will be realized | * mcniekal Mice ARN ER to be provatout #t Santa Fe. ¢ any information, address, stating torms - or not, the government ia watchful, the defences are for- | @ad—vrrest af a Principal Magistrate. iMoliliay Sicoak Phases alee ata, O BENT.—-AROH STREET THEATRE, FIILADEL- | midabie, the army isin a perfoct state of discipling, nor Tho universal topic of conversation here, for the last | HMportant from the Straits of Magelan-« Prom alinged pa i = iy. Birt : re, Baltimo: boats Dae seen) m be bvembor 1, 1802, Propossleor | iy the marine force to be despised, Tho ardor of tho | few days, has been with roferonce to the friendly reception Selzore of an American vessel anit ‘ pala. EMPLE OY THE GRACKS.—NEW PLACEOF AMUSE- DR. N. B. LEIDY, Socretary people is kept awake, subscriptions in aid of the families ot Obristion Majesty's steamer, the Colon, at Now Colifernian Gold Dust, d&e. de. PXTENSIVE CONPLAGRAT! DESTRUCTION OF PRO- mont, thuce doors above Niblo’a. Open erory nixht, for Board of Agents of ArchSt. Theatre, Philadelphis, | Of the martyrs are still going on, and oven acurious | Of ber Christian Majesty’ > i PENTY BELONGING TO TH AMDOY RAILROAD GOMe the purpose of classical illustrations of Anciont Statuary, pamphlet has seen the daylight, which purports to give | Oricans, and the courterlos exchanged between the offl- d i ; PANSe-MURDERRR CONVICTED, ETO french and Euglish troupe of Living Models, with, | I eect history of the expedition, and which the author, ¢ trea Ce thie Cinaace Via Panama wo have received one month's later intel ae CUS +) BIO. en RET ealoce) pertoctsances 10 OAT SR Cmte | nnnannnnana ore annnnnnanne | 8 Me, Wilson, concludes br offeting his (rtute pfedminn, | er? of that fine stp’ and'tho natives of the Urescent | 1, once tena the Routh: Peale eoeat, tt ie intent sto | Prinepenesta, March 7, 1862, At 7 e’clock; performances to commence at 8. (oto DAGUERREOTYPES—GREAT IMPROVE. | tion tothe memory of the immortal Washington, not. | City. It eppenrs Unt a stight contretemps took place upon the commercial o OUR SOUTH PACIFIC CORRPSPONDRNC Vanranaiso, Oninr, dan munity, Loot night-a fire broke out ina block of stores on the Wharf, below Waliut street. ‘Three buildings, Now, bby 1952, Si, nnd 66, were entirely destroyed. The occupants were r& Co, Chake & Co. Thomas B. Carson & Coy John Daley, and the Pennsylvania Railroad, Thomas Alubene & Co, had a queatily of oil stored in one of the | Buildings, ‘The - provement in Daguerreotyping the natural colors.—Ci! ‘ any RENANCTALY | seaalof New York shoul stmember that homtere in thi PROPOSALS FOR LOAN.—$250,000 BELLEFONTAINE | ing the natural oclors in’ Daguerreotyes hose ou reas and Ladiang Kailroad soven per cont first mortgage con- | performed as by HOLMES, withstanding his unmitigated contempt of the degenerate | the lauding of the British Consul, Mr. Mure (who hod American raco of tho present day. m1 hoard the Colon to visit the Spanish Consul, Mr. But ifthe Americans got moro kicks than sweotmeats, | B°NC O# bowrd S ng eine! y.7 | the English are for the present in tho ascendant, sir | Laborde.) and upon returning to the shore, he Peace Restored in Chile—Revolution among the \ertible bonds.—The Bellofontaine and Tadiana Railroad — — ~- | John Seymour, the sdmiral commanding the Jamaica | mistaken for the latter geulleman, and, L und Avan pias tga Company ofor for pale $250,000 of their seven per cent mort- ELLY’S HAL¥-PRICE ENGRAVING AND PRINT. | navel station, has been hero, with the entire fleet under | ynost roar! ly hissed. During tho stay of tho Colom in at the Straits of Magellan—Two Am ith interest couponé annexed. They aro in sums Ofice, 141 Fulton street, New York. Bill He been ge tmount of Gol pred ble 1 of ly, Jes, with inttowstat7 per | Carde: Mapa, Diplomas, mercantile work of all dessrigt Pecan De prose had Hoon oulosising bette flaciny pe ileal Ae Rerrre feoners Ships, with y thom —. me the object *, Diy Pompey, the up to Sir Jobn. Tho Captain Goneral ‘ French Men of War tf Bureitt==Natd tien = anjcet luscra vere Leaning & Co., who mi-annuaity, on the Ist dey oc July and Janaary, at | Wedding, Visiting, Address, and At-Home Cards. Cak ¢ yA erent namber of 0, rench Men of Werte fata tSteamers Wanted in eof Commerce, in the city ot New York, where th: re :. has given a splendid banquet to the officers, which cour- is ~ ae 4 5, Pertiotat bik Chile Ci * + of Chile, | bad two Lmdred cocks of soda ash, and Loree cipal para seco sity, Ben a Whe ges Boxe: sah ea veloper, &o., Sc, A Plate and tifty Cari toay waa returned by a not loss magnificent ball on board : kindest attention from Commander Pa the Pac Peruvian and Chile Guene—Finances of Chite » athe Mg arb, an rye quantities Stevens, Log. of Now York, iu trust for the bond They aro convertible into the stock of the com- the option of the holdors, They aro issued nador the Lecisiature of O} authorising therm, and the Age ae above to ass the payment theroof. The amount of honds to be thns isscod under the mortgage is senna, alum, and other drugs 6 atirtbuted to tho During the fire, an tored in No. 56. The n of eclds stored in this Jovion occurred, whieh | the Cumberland, attonded by the ee ofthe town, Mach | 12 and lus officers, and which was duly reciprocated by JUST RECEIVED, A FULL | of this good feellog it to be attributed to Mr Crawfont, | tho on shor; indeed. the ofoers or th Colon have ten, all sizos., Those plates aroused | the Hnglich Consul, who, through his gentlemanly and | tured to invana highly delighted with tho kindn Daguorrean Artists. Thoy aro war- | amiable conduct, enjoys everywhere great popularity, | Which were chewered upon tiem ut New Orleuns, and it iv — Large Emigration to Caiifornia—State of the Markots, The political diMoulties, which for some time past have cd this Lite republic, seem for the present to be ‘rt improstion than y other pl , and to be hoped that the harmony aud good will which | 1 Jed, with the exception of a sl ale t heppily no one waa se ve 001 te satisfaction every reapoct. tail price, | @nd is not less liked by America owing to the painfat 5 hapiile.- kei fa botwe a ad | jy ended, with the exception of a tbreak fa “at fa Limited to $900,000, of which $190,000 have been disposed of. | full size, yes aes nate P eeeccen od contrast of Mr. Owen's behaviour toward tho Amorican | ‘hus been eo hey iit fi Nate be hii be a aay the mining region at Copiapo, which was soon suppre fvit from gee r, but sus. $20.0) ave uow offered tor sale. The residvo will bo | dicount to the trade. Addres: prisoners during the late expedition. ofthe South, will lead to a more fondly under- | © Adhere srs os bibs stores, which extended Cloposed of aa (ho wants of the company, hereafter, fom VICTOR BISHOP, No. 28 Maiden lane. ‘The Captain Genoral, Concha, is still administering the Lea Teas in airy ‘ ciailtey Pcaeo and tranquillity bev y prevailed during onged to the Amboy ett on eel cit, |S | tetana with hit wonted tect, Be ts considered the “bene RGAE coer cn oes | eed ou volutionists have all disbanded and adi eonibad ssoeieeu Tine enn the entire Hine, EXPRESS AGENCIES, &c. Governor aince the days of Tacon, and is a favorite with Dotween Mataneat cng | retuencd to thetr homes, and it ta to bo hoped agricultur a Radia. nape. on: eicy ce eansyivania Rail | 2°. ns en nn | both Spaniards and Creoles, A great many improvements | & x basalts fede: in aati i a in. entog at the hospltmk, aud and Columbus A |. PRIDE & CO.’S CALIFO! , RE- | are being made both in thie city and in othor paris of | Cardenas.) were brov aud in the | and commerce heir woated activity v the murder of his bre- » Bellefontaine, lenonneed by the editor | y of a moved to No. 7 Wall street.—Having made « con- & r yer—the came verse! w There haa, howover, recently bean a terril arder in the second do- tract with the house Oe Monmestay Heed made, con- | the island. Railroads, and what are called in England | ¥¢ here hws, however, reeoully been a t ofthe New York Hrnann " f i ng out at that port for the i " ‘ : transportation agents of all the nllion, Gold Dust’ aud | tUrMpike roads, are progressing favorably under h Pad | const of Afrien, about nie The Hurann was 6 Stete prisoners at the 4 of Magotian tes oF Oho and trensure across the Irthanua Of Panama, the omit reennieg | tronage. The charitable dispositions of iis lady are fol Afeiea, abont + ee cn a atace ilblad” bln gid OF GIA i ; joted. UEha entire tine transportation agents of the English snd Aruerioan ‘Ineu- | less the theme of universal comendation, and the new ar- to point out to the sof Now York the | theix homes on necount of political and Vive in Warren, Rhode Isiand, rane Comprnics, wo age prepared to forward goods of any | raugement by which the poor ar character of the vessel; but no notice having | miloa efit aro now nearly ready for fhe iron rails, A portion of | dezoription from New ¢ gratuitously conducted es, they got up a revolution thore among | Wan » BL, Mareh 6, 1862. | | | lo commotion | i | | | ork to California, Oregon, Canina, ‘7 - 1 hela ken of the clr he was permitted Lo sail Pate the tho vals are purchased, aad in tho coureo of arrival, dt ia | the Sandwich Isinnds, and South American, Pacito ports Sotncte SESE O ee See, waldo tnee ee on her inhuman voy that illing the governor, g th , at A fire brok here cerly yesterday morning, which expected that t fest weation of ts road will be completed, | with the utm ele ag Bache can bo had ‘nated with her. ? it dred more unfortunate wretcbe been torn from | deciaring themselves free and end pars | deetroyed hat store of Aeron Stilley, in Mill o ope i b he a xt, and lv of goods in % sir i" ou piers xi Juha 1 th r i ~ in rey iY sec et elie ied Maree Peete ee ee, the regnlar connecting stoauiors from Panama, | ‘Thero ia now no donbt that there will soon be a regular Nae ace T comabalich Of the Wind Cf oot ce eeeine | Houlass td.“ the rest of men and the houre adjoit for the conatenction and eqnipm: of the road are pro n Francisoa & cents per lb. No oh Ege for Cns- | line of mail steamers between Cadiz and Uavana, A num- Tho colored poy fas Foti aniited ves inby the The an bark Florida, whieb £ mentioned in Vided hy stock and bonds. Tho stm of $87,000 ig sub- Teh, CONT Tee ANGE! ghipments March 6th, | ber of the leading morchants have taken from fifty to ono | Manding the statistics to the contrary given tn by the g fe yaoribed to VW00 lias -becu already pxid in © eapital stock of the compan {numbers ¢ that of the whites, has al- : AH. PRIDE & CO. No. 7 Wallst. "| hundred shares, and juntas have been established in | YeTpment,) far o ras having been chartered by this govern- 4d oxponded oa the line, ” - ow arantee the delivery of goods keel of the first stexmer will be laid in August. The tine | Of Hayena, ha so eli db Naa in a hed in | rays becn a sonrce of fear to the native whites, ond th ighted with @ fail cargo of rev «iy the purchiae of whaterinty 9 La bolag H. PRIDE & CO.'S CALIFORNIA EXPRESS, NO. bard STi Inns 08 GAL Chase ee a cate aro on | bave endeavored, by every aneans In their pow sy eee Cabs Wises aclt ry paid at the cal ° eres yall s roniway,—We are preparod to y ride © free iinperiations of pegres front the reibly Efi pied ohare ining means the company has r. The aed pods of 9 iption from Now Vorkto Cali. | the 22d of this month, whon, itis hoped. this important Sod Tike Heeaat enoeragt ketper tations: tnesdeead {on of the prisoners, Ofileial inforrnation hy e roe Eitarede or prlaelpais Ue Cake: ponseosion af she sae sn Pet duentnsal Gueeeh Pectin | eemaulee shove ey porcent onthe Sapien the | ccmpany of Cr 4 amd | given to the Americnn Consul hero, that auotl Fire in or in or pria |, to take sion of the road, nost dospa if S e ecinpany ow erred, 1” fr c| , 2 “Umteseat cr peiactpal to (ik sion ‘of the road, an scl a vtmost dospa arantee a inivimumn of cent on the capital, the | ° considerable nation | 2 1 woke i ch 0, 1888, Fe 3 oO) sin payment. | visea Ly ¢ A, Ina rs New York 1 A form boure in Seekonk, 0 onsen Carder, ame, ondne notice, and apply tho Jer connecting steamers fr ; ; amongst the epl ole population. who foresee, i. ne in. Keckonk,. q ingpection of the map will show the road to occupy an | Hreichtty Sau Francisco, 38 cents per ihe We Ben Cee steele at Coa ROMSIEDE Conuage, sii | se rater th r which may acerue from the | beri captured by these renegade ith | and cccupled by Moses Smith, troyod by fire prition, “Tt is ao on of tho Ohio and | tract with the house of Mosquera, Hurtado & to, build to be converted into war vewels. cupidity of those in Spaniards, whove only end bel s unknown t- | Friday night’ ‘Tho building v a throngh Ohio, thence to Indianapolis | sport allour zoods from steamehip at Chagecs in time to The Carnival, is Ices gay this year than formerly. | copidity ce eee eae ee tity of ute. All the | qonet | i the Bristol County ¢ by way of Torre Havv. Tho Indianapolis an in Vy cons ccting steamship at anama, Messrs. Mosquera, | People keep back until next month, when the public festi- | £#iD. cere not for SRO ION bin lett eet bE Boe: | both | $1400 { i bi fond ig now comploted, and in operath: Hurtado & Co., are the only agents for transportation of | vities in honor of the birth of the Princoas Non . take | expeditions to the count of Sro sent rout: by Bpa- pirates, and | od Melicfontrine road is rid duat and tronsure recornised by the Amertean and | place, They gentrally consist of illuminations, milit niurds from {ho mother country, but principally hy Cata- id of thelr caper. nfrew Indinaapolis to a poiut » . Letters and important doa nde IM s cl ¥ a, The Hanover not having obtained a Spanish re . iy osteered i 1 | will be entirely complatot by of the United States mails. a A wae ao alls; end “cockAgher:: r, is supposed to be ws between the coast of Afri nally hebeai et = rir | fe heen organized to malo inte 0! ~ | e . ‘ ie ; ‘ bee, mpta made to teks the am ds Me betwourvbencs.caaate nred at uenemte | ‘Tho Ravels are drawing tremendously, and tic! See Ota Cormac et vieaoean te which wad freichting with wood | from Hon. Lowis Cas was k yiD soca be placed ur ig acadato San | quently beara promium. ‘There not having Yeon any | | Gen. Pavia: Governer of Matanzas, Mas ueeee putting out to | tho Young Men ‘4 Monn- t this is the nowrest, mi: 1A fornia Bxpress, pera in Havana this yeur, Parodi’s arrival is looked for y the Aa aime Paro | nipliehed ti island | menlul Arsogiat 6, in reply to an ine States through whieh the line pas the natnte of ‘ontonts of ach package, aud Choir | temely well, notwithstanding that the Eayanese have | bY ily han comp Mage dae as apoB | Milne and rapidly inck a 1852. a bis statement sho ainhe e c 04 4 pret gi ete At Brital importent, for the proper protection ot J Lior The"oaly | the day before the stenmec louver The puteseincca oases. | Cor ee re CONC. he trafic; in fulfiment of tho treaties with Grext Britain, der that a lange squadeca, should bekept, |. cota a on ee ECCAT | Erode AL the Custom Mousa, and forward the manifest, 40 Havana, Reb Tha Agee hat least ee pri : ; agonts xt Chazres and Panama, at which places it 1s halitcalinetiieeh ard that “bell itself i weigher a | ep : of the geontos ded to th on neiaco, who obtains froe larkets, ge. ae i 5 of ho peney, buch f h 1 ia tor. ft must | pormit for th nmodiate landing. No charge ts made for ‘j a ‘: power to walk in oe ths of hhone cfuielal you have done me upon his ceoaston. T wish you n plow tendtn, en The olarge for f The Carnival passed off quictly, and without incidont. | scape quite Impowt Pit booe deals 1 Tem happy Ree arti ages eat tg, kyods leave | ‘hero waa tho usual number of public aud private bls | cflcors to follow a similar eq of} t © to | tions tke yours formed Vuokavee should be aud waterpcout, wad net oxceod cer: | masque, but loea masquerading in the etroets than tn for- | {0 tke Seon | 2 ic 1 1@ Rtip0e alm dimensions and wolghty— oo” mer years, ‘The time is gone by whon the bettor part of | ail. with fe 1 SE OMS a6 about | Son Vinslithens ; orapany Uanior & Cou | Undor Sibs., perth... $100 Over 25 tba,, perth.,..$_ 8% | the population here took part in the three days’ fe Te iottod. oe fut aiiy oxtier dt a said €6 helene] O4Ne tne’ | be $ to t t rt faved oh atld iy 7 Ge Maanentontypen. «a: <q Qe | and consequently their observance is on the wane Favs ban bin: heceMted, peshate Bity x | Hp Men es us lee ts port tama, | the “decir Winged oe ek No.7 Watt steoot, | C&PPivaLIn Havana now has tittle aamaing or inter eaiee Sesaent, atte of ilegalt | be aaadbedhte- ene 1 boll, a Iara ae eitl ¥ t «Hi. PRIDE ‘0.7 Wall ateost. from Spain to rule over and w 4 Ww. Crash Barney, A. U. Paine. to even a stranger, v r tk 1 v 1 H ~ = ~ ww ae 6 U. 8. sloo Albany is 0, han Teour | ® i ERFORD'S GREAT CALIFORNIA BXPRESS WILE | The U. 8. tloep of war Albany is now hor f ur personal i go forward on Tuesday next, Oh inst, in charge of one | On the 2th inet., from San Juan de Nicaragus Make : at the oft Of tho dom | with the taav poaning areniees orth reee Oe cakes | and crew all: w Sy he ob, New Yor pene te sis. ody at Sau Franginco in about twoaty-nix ‘Tho American bark Cnion was shipwrecked on tho ©. | sh cos . see eyes eon ining ny parcols received ttl! P. 3. day of onlting. ra Tonoluds on tho 26th Junuary% Assistance was ren ah ; “4 by Feat 1 Fea nay BERFORD & CO., 2 Vesoy stroot, Actor House, dered to Ler by the Mexican goleta Tamanlipas, and par f ’ Linge wil any, Msroh I SRAVELLER © GUIDE | of the cargo and ull the paseongers were saved. Hore are | ¢ % to bis | TR i f om. HT RA nna ». | thelr names :— « , > c roe ALnany. 4 Don Bartolome Boyes, Don M. Gallager, con aa madro; an t " TH, Providont. without change of cars, Faro, $29). Rogn Don A. G. Wollordorf, Don 4. G. Heyner, Colonel Gorantes, emiasal by Gen. Conc ne thing is ¢ Vaited ee nailing r = on TS fety combined, 0 care of the New York an Don Victor Guzman, Don 3. Mena, Don Fernando Aparicio, | that it is impoeslble for ® good man to ern - : t 5 AND, IRELAND, SCOT- | jrnitrond leave the Hail statio » Now Fork, cs Don J oe : 3 AT, Don U. Hassey, con su o#posn y su horman t, Don P. 1. Tuyer, Don Jann Mostro, Don ioe Pablo Olivier, Don Jose Ridder, Don Raiinundo Jers, Cove tia aka eid al aa i Cb Evrique Gunier, Don Francisco Gerran, Don | ive aa ‘ » Dacombe, Don N. Troar, Don Juam D. Baite, Don Edu. | indeed he has, during hiv «hort ree rou €1 and upwards, poyn- | duywercopted). at 9 vel GRINNFELL Sted 0 Ho- | unless ie be properly backed up by the home govern. | s A the C Fra! Hipo- S93 Sonth rtrect, | POR, NEWARK rare ig CENTS—SPRING AR- the Swallow Tail rangement.—The steamer PASSAIC, Capt. J. Oatfy, i \ . don packet WI, on and ofter Wodnesday, March 10, rum as follows: | ardo Gerard, Don Ee jeauohamps. dono more towards reconciling ( BANK OF LONDON, Na- Kaye Newark, fst of Hnreluy tteeet, at 8 Cele AS; |The Union left New Orleans on tho 10th of January, [epi ery Ji hip hapen fee Gabar t 1d Ma , on tho Banks constantly for eats, | Muding at Norgon Point onch way. Mroight taken at rea: | 11, 1. M, ship of the line Cumberiond and steamor Do- ima fe Be mane to “content nano £1 upwards, hy “ — one ” ’ ortion of the West f “quadro tontions ore Hable every moment to be P TALEO WROTHERS No. 70 Wall st., cor. Peart. EW JERSEY RATROAD.—THR MAT vastation, feeling « portion of the West indie eqaedros ach, tees mavare “kant oes fur Epaitt ; QO OOO 7 woss—nire Evsuna Jersey City, in the afvernvon, will leave half aut hene | uncer the command of Vieo-Admiral Sir John Seymour, dogg wuadle folisa Leva ao for thie Wate oF " oS } WOAN LIB I uv ater on avi aftcr the first of March, via: ab half-pae 4 c . og thet he ranted , 4 pcg a ariel ! pe 5000 Toa eee eee crn N. A now pastongor line between Feenton and Now York | ‘lled on the 10th ona cruise, During their stay ia port, nitted to hiv charge. Hut, after all, it | , , i oftiee. Ay } commences also on the finet of March, leaving Trenton at7 | the Admiral and his principal officers wore entortalaed by e} ; A. M., and New York, nt 4 be. M. ithe Captain Generel at the ference: palace. nthe t ' a : z > RA ” PHILA. Since my lotter of (he 15th, there has been much more \ i property ‘ i ihe ? . hy Te Sik er Mart Remssge Wont Meoairece feos? matte animation in business than previonsly noted. Sagar is ; ; ” cae hy stosmbont Be it arriving more freely, and freights are & trifle frimer, and ‘ ; etn G00 BOND AND MC BA pS more readily obtained, Exchanges, it will be seon, havo ' Yn AU, IU A teat otass solpiga ' urs Faro | gthGened considerably. : Y ric ' ; bee toinie cura, G2: sodund flags, $2. Returning, lowe Pal- | Jn eugara, I hear of sales having been mado of 5,000 " Jabber ded hia, from foot of Walnut efreet al a nae boxes brown, yellow, and white, at 4 6, and 8 rs, per | ? y i ato PM, Fare Qh. Semsbort, Keo Pick Nov | srvoba ; 1.000 Deroane white, at 9 ra. por do.; and 13,000 he Heid - - boxes sold for delivery during the seagon; Cucuruchos, at ? ire ’ “ 33g ve.; browne, at 434 rs, ; yullows, at 644 rs.; whites, at commonced yestor au s T¢ rs. per arroba, pat foil y 3 , é Of coffee, there are no firats in market; coconis and | h thans—Iept by Mrs, Bovan " : , thirds nie $739 @ $834 per quintal to strangers vielting Have W wis “Ln of ‘The receipt of couatry produce, from the 1th instant rv from the United States durin; Fietan, | ott of a v ‘ 1 ri to present date, heve been ws follows -—- Reales fet : . ‘ ( hy viously this Month, To'at. | Intelligence has just heen received in the city, thst 610 ‘ a neome Yrow phan - 29.876 18,086 43,862 | more Boyal nogroee wer anded from anottier brig, 9.905 879% 10,760 | at Sivvio Morend, on Sunday fas aval 4 p « ‘4 Office. Regars, M... ces B.252 6.202 12.454 A yeescl under Spunteh colors in A United Ht { = bh ee. a Tebaccoin rame. tie. 02359 45,871 137.730 | sight of the Moro Castle, at the t 1 1 2 : <= | A ATRIMONY WADE FASY, OR HOW TO WIN A ‘The exportations to the United States, frou the 1 | 20d invtant ‘ ina onatws | MATE ects te ston, formerly of Lon- | inetaut to precont date, have been :— Li tho prinetpal gan will pro. Ht eond ¢ y a altar, post Previously this Month, Total. | ended trom th y’ ite. Bomvy bh i ‘ ont I Went atroots, | L us too mon to win | Sugar, boxem. cc... O22 2.601 00) | t Havana and be mmfined in the ea “Mihi procera rincpis: bot ae captivating | CeeW0 arrobae....... 4688 2077 7,745 | Principe, for feandalous connivance with th n thy : y he Mberied levenppetive it tere appenein Segare, M vesee 1,000 3.019 5.170 | traders in that district, whore so to pleg the vOR WHICH A dan, WA inate Phos reree eco abe APDERTERCD, OF | TEE as, 200 28°360 92/680 | Lave been effpeted during tho last throo month. H ‘ bon acabt vues esao nnd de tat dotootion ix inpowstble, Ad- ‘Lhe exportations to ports other than the United states 1 updenetend seas in Captain General, Don Jove de in red rec 5 Broad w rng Boston, Murs. No lotters taken | have beon m= Concha, has determined to make tome severe exon plow. pioston t D IMMEDIATE heradhcadh's . se is pnid. Proviewsly this Month ‘Total Old Col, Blumanthose, of the Lopes expedition, 1 silt Seren wen TEMA, COPYER AND Gl = | Sugar, boxes, ......, 28.008 11,446 40,048 | confined in the Punta castle, but his release te daily ex- | ™ ied 7 rad cond ecdoaan, wit EM'S CC ND CHOP MOUSE, 312 BROAD. | Ccfice. arrobas, 7,080 2 oted. Ivo ‘The Sri rears fivored cen Cre Wilts rae natok Met nah Tare Soup aad Sega Mees: 1740 Pawo | “Ove'of tho prineipet magistrates of Trinidad, his son, | ‘hy | patred the damage Proton ot the Macha: | fama Ane Perpring, Hngtich Mutton, with, curses GUE, | Tebaccota mma, GeROL 185,088 | vod ser-iniew (both lamyers) havo heen “taxon to Yo | tn hee atierapt (0 No. Sg dirondivny. west door to Gathdy tadt, CCM: | Frelghte to the Unit ioe Wave inproved. furan. | Fort Principe frm Pulien’s Motel, and the Cuptaia eprrtyns for Crewen