The New York Herald Newspaper, March 13, 1852, Page 8

ver # that period; T uninted with Louis ; i: ow that he did—no more than what he sald at the qnrereise very Comsideratic (us ates done tnere in the Hore.—Restern and Western were worth, by retail, Mc. Bobr J cl NC, 6 days, tan, Chase, (the Z hae old 24 if ‘igre inot Apel o May: i, O'sunleay intro: | X's cm tree cies house, “@.—What dia Mr. Gri Jatt tendo a Taught wes Decfely pied fort | 038. pee ‘Demand Unig. ania w “suerte lin} barks Azof, ¢ od ioe ro weed bin t » by the title of Schlessinger, I | van, one was the ultimate wes oome cleared. ‘veasel Tnow.—There have been tons Bootch pig taken % hime; frst ‘sw MrcO'Slivan in Waerem street few | Unstlom ie'Clopatrat "A.I cannot come any nese Mr,” O'Bulllvan told’ mo Twas to follow Burtnett's | $20 60 a $21, usual time. Market unaltered oe tee 4 al CS Corsi, abvaed, Copiene, * doors from Broadway, at a French coffee house; there | to it than I have shane. an & omecen suarycentian instructions; it was in Preeman’s office; I never Larus.—A fair demand prevailed for Kastern at $2 12), Schr Boston, Sdaya, Nov 20; Lp ye ge pe v, oh wore but three of us together; there were several inthe | at the Warren street coffee house it Cuba and the was thore but ones; whon wo met at the “Star,” Mr. per thousand. Sohr ‘ Le r) Thigh m9 erie. ptoa, ~ oom; the introduction to Mr. O'Sullivan waa by Gaptain | Lopez ex) . but it was not in connection with what | O'Sullivan said it was better for me to leave the city. and Leap.—Nothing new occurred in Galena, 60 tons Sohr mgr ae ggg ined teen a WHS4; Think Schlessinger was there; there was no Thad to the conversation was between Me, "built, I Pittfleld mid he would | Spanish were picked ae tare same, 86, . oo Tine B Wales, Miler, SFranclce, Hamund Dwight, Parker, \ i M essinger time r0- , Burtnett, Pittfeld. bleasinger; general resided at Charleston, Motassxs. Included, ransactions were " loomer, Diokaran Guccd: Thads convenation with Mr. O'Sullivan with re- | comforting tascteoe thee expedition Q.—Have the arrest; Pittfield | hhds. Muscovado, at private bargain; and 50 Cardenas at DeHlarde, from Bromen, with mdse and | yr Cr Oat aioe iatndelphia: sobre gard to the Cleopatra, and getting her ready for sea; Mr. | ever heard Mr. O'Sullivan aay wi wns (nomad toss y Caloutte, to Spotter, Rartlett, Jacmel, Md Holyoke, bark Susan Jane, ‘aheega, and all anchored in l’resident Roads, Be Jone nearted in tow and anchored in Nautasket Roads, O'Sulliva: complaining about the boat not: expedition? A.—I have juently heard him speak eady for sea. iis complained comsiderably about Captain | Geheral Loper in councetion'with thie ship, and that y- Bark Exact, of Fairfield, from Charloat , . LW Maxwoll sld last night. Pittficid noziccting his business; Captain Pittfield strove | would have left Savannah before the vessel could be got | tor firmness, with asles of | Brig Motamoras, from Trinidad. BRISTOL, March 9 Aer brig A G Washburn, Piorse, Car- do expiain to Mr. O'Sullivan that he had done everything | there; he said that Savannah was the general point of | one out for mo asa witness. | 1,000 bbls, new prime meas pork, at $14 76 a $16 50; Weare indebees to Sond G Thom denas; schr President, Padelford, Havana. Sid 10th,’ sebe 1 his power to get the boat ready for sea; Mr. O'Sullivan | rendezvous. . warrants would bo | S70 pkgs shoulders and hams, at To. a ye and Pfc. @ eating, She Tou ewan voces Suann Ludwis Crowell, St Thomas and Mayagues. compisised very bitterly, and Captain Pittfield said she | Q.—You said you were willing to goin command of that ? A.—I underatood from | 9%4¢.; 300 bbls, good to prime land, at 8c. 8 9iy0., and he’ MF bas been’ in co'with ¢ CHATTNCES, laroh 10—Ate sobr Ophir, Beear, M¥ork- would be ready in two or three days, and then referred to | yeesel—state why you did not go? . D'Angeles, one of | 260 bbls, ‘and mess at $544 9 $614, and $94 ner, NBodiord: tobe Ane Hein aalit Nie me, Mv. O'Sullivan said he had relied upon Captain Pitt- Objected to, ndmitted, and exception taken. the deputy marshals, said that they had a warrant for me | # $124, tively, Ohio and State butter was in brisk Hendrik Hudson (pkt), Warner, from Londoa, toS | “CHARLESTON, March Geary hacks Jasper , Hasty, Ny ee, Ri ig Cun my Goatnne entaiee ol lershon, Philé- ned. and that he had misrepresented to him as to the A.—For three cr four reasons—in the first place, Mr. | as itness; several persons spoke to me on the subject, juest, at 16c. a 23c., and.fair to choice cheese at Gigc. a | Griswold. . Y. i Hermoine,’ Howard, Provid condition of the beat: be referred tome to know when | Pittfcld ought not to have deceived me; and the next, | that I should be arrested and held as a witness; T mubler | Tse. peri. . in Hkcolsioe, Crocker, from Liverpool, to Thompson & | Gertinn Helsimeter nebne Yale ee the boat would be ready. Q—Was there anything said there were too many overseers and bosses; but the prin- | sirous not tobe arrested Twaeld ether be presented be- Rrax Kstatr.—Sales by auction :—2 lots on Twenty- shi Prentice, of Bevorl; Austin, Philadel + Gis bri by Mr. O'Sullivan in relation to an expediti cipal one was being deeeived as to the business of the | fore the grand jury than held asa witness; I told D'Angolis. | first strect. between Seventh and Kighth avenues, cach Ship Cassiterides (Br, Ho sehes Helene, Gi ‘orl ) Isabel, Rollins, Key West and Ha. he said tho delay would be the cause of breaking u boat; Iwas employed to rum her between New Orleans | if there was ® warrant out-for me, I would como, as 1 | $2,000, $4,000; 2 do. between Sixth and Seventh avenues, Yirem bark Colormo, 70 days, owscastlo, " e a ey Wout " expedition, and” Lefore the vessel would he 1vady and Key Wert. didn't want to be ; Colonel Walton advised mo | cach $2.000, $4.000; 2 do. on Seventh avenue, between | Burk Rhodes, MeNair, from by COR M'Demitl | Ta RPE ave; Joba Wenty, Oneend, ieee, he ete the commander-in-chief would have left Orleans: Q —How did you ascertain she was not going to run be- | not to give myself up, that it would be better to be ar- | Twenty-scoond and Twenty-third streets, each $2,025, Safted, Burrellr Arhie, doy sche Aid, Leslie, Hi . he did not ssy anything about the time that the com- | tween New Orleans and Key West? A.—Mr. O'Sullivan | rested; it was undorstood between Mr. O'Sullivan and me. | $4.060; 1 lot corner of avenue A and Forty-seyonth street, Ship Gov Morton (new), Burgess, San Francisco. ¥ EAST MACHIAS, March 7—Sid sob: Foster, Kollar, mander-in-obief Cxpected her to be ready; he complained | told m Warren street, she was going to Savannah; | when he gave me the $50, that it was to be kept a secret. | $485; 1 lot on Forty-seventh street, adjoining, ldo. Wind at sunrise, SSW; meridisn, do; sunset, W, and light, | and Yantic, Parsons, NYork. ‘ : ureatly about the delay, aud secmed excited; I suppose | after the seizure of the vessel, Mr, O'Sullivan came to my | Q.—How is it, then, that the District Attorney came to | do., $485; 21ots on avenue A, adjoining, each 455; | with rain, mT ready, schrs Win Pope, fur NYork; Lucinda, foe Captain Pittticld introduced me to Mr. O'Sullivan, in order | room, and wished me toinake him my sgent 10 act for | know it? A.—Well, I don’t kuow that there was any | Slot«do., each $480, $1,440; 1 lot corner Forty-cighth (Per Sreamsnap Asta.) FALL RIVER, March 10—Arrgchr Galota, Norton, Phila- to explain the coi f the boat; Timet Mr, Pittfield | me; 1 wrote a letter according to his dictation. (Letter | secret; there were 30 or 40 persous in the barroom when it | street and avenue A, adjoining. $480; 1 lot on Forty-cighth Bremenwaven, Feb 22—Sid Schiller, Baker, NYork, delphia, Sid 9th, schr Minerva, oben ‘altima at the Astor House, in Aprii or March, Q.—State what | produced and identified.) between us; there was no understanding but to | strect, adjoining, $450; 1 lot do., $450; 1 lot on Tenth ave- BaRcr1ona, Jun 25—Arr Velor Gaditano, De Aguire, N Ja br Edw Everett, of Provincetow he said ‘The District Attorney then read the letter. which was | Keep out of the way of thogrand jury; Mr, O'Sullivan | 2ve. $370. Brooklyn—1 lot corner Degraw and Hicks street, | York; Feb VA Desoubi eae Lienas; Catalins, Garriga, and $. i Mr. Van Borgn objected to the conversation being given | as follows -— asked no pledge of secrecy from me; and I considered 1 | $1,075; house and lot on Hicks street, adjoining, $3,050; | Ynduetrin, astehany, 2 1 ag ee ee eons OLMES FaTOnn March 8, PM—Sld brigs hig te M in evidence against these defendants, Admitted. New Yonx, April 24, 1851, | had a perfect right to communicate it to the District At- | 1 lot on Degraw street, adjoining, $620; L lot on Centre tea Nvork (Feb A on bins etait betery tS OF I a I, Flores, Ths ? Bartlovt, au Witness continu In this conversation, he said to me Mr. J. O'S¢ ‘ou will please represent me in wll | torney, and I did 40; I told him very recently, since my | Street, between Hicks and Columbia, $310; 2 lots do., Saxon, Crosby, from NOrleans ford Joseph Walker, Hoxie, cy ae bark John H Duvall, Crowell, Baltimore for he had been to Washington, and he askod me what I was | business relutive ¢ management of the steamer Cleo- | arrest; it might have been a month and a half ago, or it | gach $200, $400; 1 lot do, $210; 1 lot do., $215; Lot om | from NYork (Feb 7) for do (see Asin's report Boston; brig Egyptian, Rogers, Go 22d ult, of and for doing, and said he would like sae to command a ship be- | patra. P. 0. WILSON, might have been four months; I think the grand jury | Woodhull street, between Hicks and Columbia, $775; 3 Cuxuaven, Feb 23—Arr Ells, Hoydtmann, N York. Roston; echrs Richmond, Wal for York Mivor; iwood Now Orlcans and Vey West, in connection with his Witness continued. —I was catled upon after that to | were in session at the time; I left town the day I | lots do, cach $800. $2.40; 1 lot on Kapelye stree,, be- Dat, Feb 25—Arr Prod Warren, Mather, London, and | LS Pond, Edwards, Port: Ororimbo, Chat: essed; Navt bo be? uearly succeeded im getting a mail | transfer the title of the boat to Mr. O'Sullivan; he wished | got the $50; when I came back to the Westchester | tween Hicks and Columbia, $800. proceeded for NYork; 26th, C Andrews, do, and pro- | ham for New jartin, Ellis, Saco for N}lav ort; Thovonents have amounted to | Seded fur Boston. Oa Mortomfna, from Bee- | Nab (Hr), NYork for Uialitax; it Parker, Jr, Id per 100 Ibs, Fivsuine Roans, prov to Feb 4—Sid Uncas, Loones, N | Returned, brig Fawn. contract; that he was about buying a vessel, and he | me to make an application to the Marshal for the dis- | House I entered my name in the register, Q.— Ricr.—The past week’: wanted me to command ber; he suid it T wished the com- | charge of the boat. and requested me to meet him at Mr. | How came it, if you got $50 to keep out of the | 600 tierces, ut $3 124 ab 6249 mand I coult have it; I said T would be very glad indeed | O°Conor’s office. in the morning; Mr. O'Sullivan repre- | way, that } you came to town and went to the Westchester | _ Srcaxs.—We heard of 150,000 German being purchased | Orleans, oF Sid bark John H Duvall, to get it ae Thad recently lost a ship; we (Pittfleld | sented to ie that the expedition was broken up. and said | Houso? A.— I satisfied my own curiosity, and I kept out | at $4 50 a $9 50, four and six months, GornEnnuRG, Feb 13—Cld William, Luadgreen, NAme- | _ 10th—Arr b rks Ork, Hutchins, SFrancisco Oct 14, viw Rio > sod myscif) met very frequently at the Astor House, and | he wished to ran the vessel in some profitable business be- | of the way of the Marshal; I did as I agreed todo, and 1 | _Soar.—There were only 100 boxes castile obtained, at Fab osc ose P: Sciliccas Sanmice, dam The and fis: Thomas Kee 2, of and, reas he mentioned two or three boats; after dining, one day | tween Galveston and New Orleans, and he wished to em- | have no other explanation; I to leave and did | 9% 8 Hae reeee Lee aeBid Arccine Basten: Bostonr sot, Ans | Atttoe Woeloe Get DAMEN Beattie | Contaae atk oe he orsiered me on board the Cleopatra, with directions to | ploy me, leave, but didn't say when I'would come back; (laughter) | _ Srimts.—About 300 barrels prison whiskey were dia- Hiiaaataes Sereneste tie ‘ sige \ ; ae nie, Hamptc Stockton, Cardenas 2th ult, of aad for 8t John, NBs take her down to Rodman’s foundry, at foot of North The District Attorney produced another paper, which | what I mean Py OR ae cutiooty, is, to see how large | posed of at 2ic. ensh, to214¢c. time, &c. Market steady. Sid from the Cy: th, Lady of the Lake, Dnncan, Sa-| Shackford, Coombs, Philadel) for ; sohra FOS Stoore strcet, toot repairs; he said he had engaged a tow | tho witness identified, “1 was marked No, 26, and was as | a man's heart is, when ho wishes one to keep out of the | Sucans wero moro sought after, the business reaching ‘Agnes Sophia, Bettes, Philadelphia; Lydia, Mealy, | Broguard, Erickson; Geo Hoffman, Worth; Zion, lee; ito boat, and he would be there when I got round; Cdid not | fullow way, Q.—Is it his heartor his purse? A.—Just af you | 200 hhds, muscovado at 44, a 474; and 137 do Porto -f a 3 . & Ready, 6 es; Dean, Kelley, and Tomah, ‘Trimble, do find him there; Lasked him next morning what repairs Phineas 0, Wilson, of the city of New Orleans, master | 1 ke, or both ; $50 would not take a mau very far; ittook | Rico (by auction.) at an average of $3¢c. per Ib. oh old Ta boriy Carlin, NOsa Ne endl Gai Nona Fcc Hoge n ds: tir Cheleeey Jona. f of a he wanted to be done; he told me he wanted to have her | of the steamboat Cleopaira, now in New York. being duly | me as far aa1 wanted to go—to Bridgeport or New Haven; | _ 'Ta1ow.—Sales of 6,700 Ibs. prime wore reported at » 7 ? 4 Sool WawEIas Alagnutiie fer ‘Newburyport; Nee ‘York, dhoroughly overhauled, and for me to instruct Mr. Rod- | sworn, depores -— from what I got, I should say it was a very lean purse; I | 736. per Ib., the former rates. ‘i man as to ail Lhe repairs that were requisiie; to overhaul ‘That it is hisactual and sincere purpose and intention | Was disap) in getting’ so small an amount; I did Teas.—We append the details of this forenoon’s auc- | york, Abeol, NYork, rs “Sid sehrs Richmond, LS Pond, Orozimbo, Martin, J Mo~ hor wheels, and put new buckets on; I complied with | to proceed at once direct to Galveston, Texas, by way of not get buck my money from Pittfied. | Q.—Did you not tion, which passed off spiritedly at full quotations.—Im- | "Enid for ldg wth, € ; y Nab, A Parker, J a Ir thove orders, he. at the seme time, giving instructions to | Wore at discharging some cargo at the latter piace, | tell Mr. O'Sullivan you would leave, if he gave you $500? baat pains us pchsnna: Vancouver, ie. Tonms,,,|. Toast Cory aainrs er eat port 1pm, barks Sarah Olney, Ork, brigs F, VERPOOL, Feb 26—Arr Java, Munroe, NYork; 28th, New | Goodsell, NYork for Boston. y e: 37% Bo h Jola, Shackford, Abner Taylor, schra Isaac Frank! hurry the work as much as possibie, and to work all. the ‘ Ton Olkage etween the | A—IfMr. O'Sullivan would indemnify me, and pay me for | Approved notes at 6 mos, Hyson—89 hf chests at 37 4c. | “(ty Basen, Smith 4 Ma y time; two days elapsed in this way, when Twas requested | 224 Ouch Peart i3 Be tenn hoes payed pe my time on board, T said L would leave; offered to go | per ib.; 43 do. 864c6.; GL do. Bie.; 99 do. B2Ice. a Be; | Si Guests Seutia, Mensitl. Bh nomahy Werth eae, Are PR esa by him to go to this house in Warren street, where 1 | Dapticulariy euitable: to California for $500 ; previous to the sale of the vessel, L | 37 do. 323s0; 20 do. 32e.; 68 do. 314sc.; 35 do. 8le.; 7 | Rourne, Hardings, a Htemis- | und New York. Went, and received this introduction to Mr. O'Sullivan Also, that it is uot bis purpose nor intention to carry | “id not ask so much ; if Mr. O'Sullivan paid me the $300, | ¢8. each containing 4 catty boxes, Young Hyson— | phere, Whittlesey; Rac ; Chaos, Danton, and Star | | JACKSONVILLE, Feb 28—Arr brig Marian A Gould, during (ae conversition, Mr. O'Sullivan asked me when we | trom New York or its neighboring waters, nor to receive | _24 paid me for my time, I would have left the city, Q— | 40 hf chosts 313s¢; 40 do. %c.; 99 do. ‘B836e.; 20 do. | of the West, Bowue, N York. Plymouth Rock, C alawell, Bos- | ‘thayer, Martini Cld 27th, eohrs Geneva, Nickels, Porte could get the boat ready: T told him we were laboring | on poard said vessel, at any other place, either within or | Did you not go to the District Attorney then? A.—No, I | 6c. 27 do, 85450; 27 do. B5e.j 36.do. B4ige.; 32 do. | he eigenen eo ale ¥ A Tufts, Kinney, NYork; Ist inst, brig E Hinds, Poe- { many distlvantagas on account of the bad | without tho territory or jurisdiction of the United States, | Was arrested at the Post Office. on the 29th or 30th July. | se.; 166 do. 32}e.; 119 do. : Mn, Ge Bi oe, , NOrleans; 27th, Hen $, March 11,14, PM—Rark Scotland, for Havana, was raining very hard. and it was bad work ny military expedition, or any collection of emigrants | 1851, by the Deputy Marshal, who was secreted there; 1 | Ble.; 693 do. 30c. a 303g¢.; 50 pkgs, each containing 4 ‘do; Scotia, Baltimore. wont to sea last night, and the ship Tarquin, for do, went to 30 sail of vessels are now in the road~ sea this morning. are the brigs Wm Hill, Ormus, Thos F i Manik | stead, among whic rainy wewther, L represented that to him, aud he still y Pee damental ‘elthe t | had left word that T would come to the Marshall’ office, if | atty hoxes, 42c.; 17 ca. do. 38¢.; 23 do. 36340; 128 catty x Cld ont Devonshire, Hovey, NY or (field; T asked him where the boat was | Wiatever. however designated, el Dg ge aoe they wanted me. but they never sent for me; they had | boxes, 364¢c.; B1 es, cach containing 4 do. 3c | Gunpow- | Enid out’ John Currier, Butman, tor NOrlean ullivan fold me the expedition woud | 7% to convey TO. WILSON. | considerable trouble to get me; Idon't think thes hd | der—21 hf chests 624 do. 430; 118 do, | Crocker, Brown, N¥ork; Allioth, aint, Docton; Deucalis, | Knox Gust atr-from sea), sche Splendid,’ J Waker, and @ nnah; I told him, in this conversa- | “"S oe ” se Avell: “* | any trouble in getting Burtnett’; it was about the time L | 35c.; 103 do. 34e.; 2 ._ Imperial—12 ht | Homer, do; Ocean Bri Boutilier, do, oh 4: | UeaeReE wl ba N. I should decline to command the Cleops Sworn to before me, this 25th day of April, 1801, ‘f ‘3 Al's fice | chests 56e,; 4 dogste,; 100 do, 60e.; 12 do, 47240.; 17 do. , for NYork March 4; Tarenan, Notary Public, | Teeeived the $60, that Isent word to the Marshal's oflice Ba Pea rosea stan nt Ale aM sg cia4 Haman | for Charleston; Margaret, for Wilmington, | | ira; he wished me to go out in her to Sevyannah, and | Wines s that T was ready to come when they wanted me; I believe | 47¢,; 2d do. 424¢c.; 10 do. 800. 288 do. d4e.; 25 pkes. | “Minronn, Feb 32 a 23—Sid Enterprise, Evans, (from Car- | ton, and Ann © Baker, for Richmond, with sun sid that there would other boats there,’ and < continued—Thia was handed tS me ready | T sent word the night before I got the $50; when I got it, | each containing 4 catty boxes, ble. Myson Skin—118 ht | giAitronm hel 22a Lioyd (irom Newport), 'Witmingsen; | othaye, bound to southers ports, peoeeeded ett this’ wariee probably of the commanders might leov it was read over tome by | 1 went out of town, and then came back ; I found Burt- | chests, 300. a30%¢0.; 16 do,’ 29¢.; 15 do, 27 3ge. 10 do. Eleemosyna Baltimore (from Liverpo: | noon Mr. O'Sullivan, and I signed it rt, Meyer, London | 82 do, 24%c.; 28 do, 22 , Feb 26—Arr Prince a 2th, 11 A M—Two large barks are now inside the pitoh of { theo told Lim I would do everything I could to get the ; nett running me down like a marshall or like a wolf; [saw | 27¢.; 87 do, 25: ac. | F boat ready for nea) that T would muakerevery exertion-on | (The court took a recess for a few minutes] : Burtnett here, in the Distric ‘Attorney's fice, a few days | 20 do. 2e.; 04 do. 20340, a 2lc, Twankay—65 hf a re Sen ae hid doen’ Coward, Werks (trom | Heap tint eh eke he ne ee ; L then stated to him the condition of the chim- Witness uimination continued —At reaman’s | before this case commenced ; it was the latter part of May | 29¢.; 80.do. 28¢.; 45 do. 26c.; 50 do. 25}gc.; B3do, 25e.; | <kiymoum. Leb, B—sid Lively, Coward, NYork (from | Beacon Licht, standing in. ‘The bark Asn Packer, baum nee Japt. Pittficld thought the ndition | ofice, Burtnctt said there was a steamer engaged, at very | or beginning of June [had the conversation with Col, | 55 do. 240, a 241 Oolong—19 hf chests 59¢.; 15 do. aA r ¥ ‘ were in good crah »to sea with, but in my opinion th warn abt safe; ; Mr. O'Sullivan said to me to follow the | Walton; my first inclination was to horsewhip Burtnott, | 26¢:; 100 do. 2535¢.; 60 do, 24360.; 100 do. 193¢¢. Souch- he then told me to get new chimneys, and I gave the sof Dr. Burtnett; Burinett then gave me in- | ‘The cross-cxamination was uot concluded at the rising of | Ong—80 hf chests 17}4¢.; 147 do. 17e.;. 225 do. 1ée. a 16e order; some nights after I went to ‘the house of M Raation in wai ing; eallng et ieee T gave ee | the Court | aansao was in better request, and un eats comprise Sauebes Waverly or ‘Trenton place O'Sullivan after the arrest; the substance was, tha Adjourned to § i ing clock 150 hhds. Kentucky at 410. u73g¢.; 176 bales Cionfue- cant See aie arene to take the Cleopatra to Quarantine, at Staten Inland, | Adourned to Saturday (this) morning at 11 o'clock. —_| 250 BAGS, Kemiuony at $240. a 7 40;; 176 bales Clonfas: QueENsrown, Feb 33—Are Young Mary, side, rendy to tow her to OBI Wenther cloudy. ivan, Balti- . | March 5—Arr ships Delta (ir), Dosne, ae ‘hy Sarah, Fraser, NYork, Endymion, Clark, N York. rington, Cork; LS, Feb 4—In' port, ser S C Nelson, Smith, ard, Hishop, do; for Marseill bark Jane Doten, heth Bruce, Brown, Liverpool; Lockwood (Br), ¢ Isnardon, Adains, N York; TJ South- Lina (Sp), Maristany, Havane. Old ckbridge, Havana, town; L sa ‘Sullivan there, and Doctor = Speculation, Seaford, Neweastle NEW ORLEAD March $—Arr steamship Lo eh enioes there might have been others there at easy steam. under the pretext of going to | ound Geen mkaan 35 cases Florida at lic. a 35¢., and 32 do. Connecticut at ms | teas, Indianola. via’ Galveston. Cid ship St re ahero by the request of Capt. Pittfield; the gene ing me the signals in writing at the same Co General Sessions. Se. a Se. RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE THIS DAY. | f the 20th and 21st Boston; bark Ardennes, Hoffman, € versation was about getting the boat ready tor se jgnals were three lamps. one suspended above Before Judge Beebe and Ald. Francis and Brisley. | By Erie Ramnoap.—1,207 bbls. flour, 1.391 bush. oats, wstown, six miles nj Sp brig Contauro, Gotntxo, WEEMIThE Gocvewadion tlat waa adden to me tke | the steamer that Burtnett would be on was to | | Marcu 12.—Charge of Burgtary.—James Ward, a young | 63 logs, 1,868 bush, wheat, 11 casks ashes, G4 tons iron, | nine pieces. an tinber, and seven deals; | Friewds, San dua dre 2 general conyeration was in connection with the expedic | have the same signals; Thad « countersign—when n ear | mun about twenty years of age, was charged with breaking J 524 sides leather, and 225 packages butter. also, two miles east of Thurso, three deals and one log, ap- 4th—Arr staan est Wind, Savage, Chagees via Mo- parently of the same kind of timber as that at Borrowatown. | hiley ships Lexing picked up | dress is fir, and | Bare eh any Ambaeea 2 Waist, Morse’ on, Thompson, Br), Fenreall, Live bark Se fety.” was the countersign; Iwas | into the stable of John Volin, in the rear of 332 Third | “He N; ‘ New Haves Ranoap.—19 packages leather, 82 do, y steain. for the steamboat that Burt- | street, on the night of the 27th of February. and stealing — putter. 211 do. cheese, 86 bbis, flour, and 50 do. whiskey, | neta the betcad | ewough the word « ; Pittlield was also pre- | te lie-by under ea tien, but ne yg to Thurs the one pi e a Ja n, Bonairt i i Xeporte: of hin xagts ich | Nett was on to come to me; he was to bring to my boat a | therefrom a horse blanket, value $1, anda pail. The pail |” By Tiepson Ratunoay.—157 bbls. flour, 550 packages | other, oak, almost who Little 2; schr Pocahontas, Brigham, Chagres, 10 da, pe aera WE RA aes eee sear eoutart | quantity ofanen from New York, (what quantity £ donot | Was found outside. but the blanket was not traced. For | med atone bee Tato de cette, Hem 560 packages | any clue ot | Helow, coming on. ship Mary Ward, Moody, from N¥orke nm lost on the Stack | in Orkney, and Cape know.) from the foot of some street; he would then | the prosecution, it was deposed that the prisoner was seen | push, oats come on board and dictate the course of the steamer to a | to go up the alley leading to the stable, and a noise | sheep. 18 ap or schooner; that’s about the substance of the clear- | of wrencbing was heard; appear ed to sen 20th, ship Quebec, and schr Cornelia. NORFOLK, March ¥—Arr schys November, Sandford, Pro- vidence: George Banks, Studson, Portland, N stor, NYork. 16 do. malt. 40 do, feed, 445 sides leather, 208 | the yess i tle, 68 hogs, 46 bbls. liquor, 426 bales hay, 13 | 4 Seerry Rocks, con Hoy Hes nee afterwards indicated | Qo, wool, and 872 packages merchandise, YTS | Wrath, in Sutheriandehire. ration was about the expedition; the conv creased to me was about the boat! L jon nd. , vas there, at Sw on twoevenings; the conversation on the s ad : 5 Sages Mr. Burtnett made out a course on the | that the burglary bad been committed, James Ward. a be iedlbes ibinienlemnaa | Waursranne, Feb 2t—The Frederick Warren, Mather, Ror erdh 11 Axraloop Colobeay bably shout two evering eins Sha that win tea ticular said to me as to who I was to deliver the | followed the prisoner, as they alleged, till _he made good New Onurans, March 11,1852. | Gaze Sand, but came off without. assistance: has been sup: | Sterling, Chase, Yarinouth for do: Charles, Ga this” focomd. occasion there was about the | stetwer Lo; there was to be some one there to | his retreat to the steamer Cornelius Vanderbilt, where the | Cotton sales to-day 6,000 bales, at a further decline of | {iis irem'heace | Phithips, ‘Taunton for, doz Ellen Perking, Story, New York: rame pariy—Mr. Pitttield, Mr. O'Sullivan, Mr. Sanches, | Wuem 1 was to deliver the papers; there were | officers were not allowed to follow. On the following fully ge. ; strict middling is quoted at Tgc. @ 7c. |” Seosnxss, Feb 20—A bout 0 American dealshave just beon River Oe NMG oe eo ee ee Burtnett, Schlessinger; Cuptain Lewiamay have been pre. | £° connecied with her it was impossible | morning they arrested him on board. 4 cap wax pro- Pork is scarce. and has advanced rapidly ; 1,000 burrels | driven om shore, to the w ¥ tward of this harbor, and, as they is yo flight. Mr. C. | mess sold to-day, at $16 50 a $17, | uppear to have been only # shore time inthe’ water, it oe VEN, March N—Are brig J Forbes, Francis, tor me to say who was to be the commander of | duced, which they said he dropped in hi) Sid sloop Lyman Denison. NYork, ‘t remember, sent one of the evenings. but which Idi wid Bex , done A-seas Thare Gon Of the Cleopatra; Pittficld and others were very officious; | 8. Spencer. for the defence. called the prisoner's brother, | feared a vessel bas been wredked at no great distance to the | BEDFORD, March 10—Arr schr Harrict Chandler, mi en nt ho was thee one of the | Tdon't know, except by surmise, who was to command | Who deposed that he was on bonrd all night; that he was | Married, Westward, nue, eee es | Txneh Philadelphia shin the evenings; T can't recolivct which; the Heimat ALS ee cir overeat many tlamess the same as | petty within Nic core-and that anotheteapr sontrnet re, |, Om Thursday, March 4, by Mev. Professor Van Vrancken, | Telegraphic Marino Reports, NYorks hark Mary F slade, Howee Motties aches tt Sime au eis boat? OiRullivan deemed to La steamer? A.—Yes, sir, a grea y es; the 5 . Bt] Gawax ae Wicca tg ist alah ea josTON, March 12. | mons, Weoks, Philadelphia; WB Eo: ; Ohasipiga Ta Meace Ta Bitbeeds Sas gaa umd to have lost conf | Tnany other captains; Captain Lewls never aaid to ime Fembuing the one produced, was the one worn by the pel. eee LON Se ee eaten. | _Arrived—Shipa Satolk, NOrloans; Muscogniy, der, barks {Chios Ste see akin igs mereueen, CRNMBIER, day oneee once in the Nicinity of the boat; 1 think 1 | thathe was to take command of the Cleopatra. Q.—Did | soner. A eccond witness was also called as to character, burgh, Me Oahuee dh, taop nie 3 Kipler, Palermo; Fame, Glasgow via St Thomas; William, | Philadelphia; and @fore and aft. schrs unknown. Sid. sckes fe a and counsel argued for the probability of the wit. | ve, of this city, to Miss | Piliadelphia: Scott Dy cS deb anda here tae pe ahora ayaa here ea a | Corneria L,, daughter of David Barnes, Esq., of the for- | quot, Philadelphia, a ive mer place, Cleared—Bark Waltham, ted. and the question was not preestd. | foner. and the want of motive in such’ a person | MnO 1.1, March 11, by Rev. F: A. Farley, D, | motions mathew » Matanzas; Zion, Baltimore; Tr you ever hear from Burtnett that Capt. take the command i Mr. Cutting Cohannet, Chase, Rappahannock; Time, Edwards, Virginia; ¢ Anderson, Bennet: Florida, Dickinson, nnd Benj 8, Reeves, Philadelphia; Metamora, King, N York vie. at the coffee house in Warren street; cet iy have been more; I vm not certai field was there on both occasion Savannah; brigs Itaska, St Tho- | Indian Queen, Mobile; Rebecea think > > “ r. O'Sullive Witness continued—I had sailing instructions; L was | committing so desperate a crime for so paltry a booty. | yy Avonares S Miny Bh @ erent and Philadelphia; sches Fairfield, Nort PORTEAND, March 10—Arr-trign Caroline Kelley, racer coe bi spout Fe beater a intcolneat HH to be a mate; I engage pilot sae aulxo a mate; ted pastes ena tlins mut bast zemaasiy on tie | >: Wanente: oti ive sis a Aaa Charles Ailstru pe Haytien; Rio, Philadelphia, | Grant, Mat Virglt in, Spears Votomac for Tat were bie ny O Sulliv one of ' mewinwat mate's name is Fasoux; if Capt Lewis was to comman the witnesses for the defence. and others on In New Haven, March 11, in the Ist M. E. Church, b; I stole Hurd, Trott, Norfolk var efat days all the men tte could be ciaploye | the steamer after Tgave her up. they kept it srry Clone | oer, tee C. Vanaertilt in resisting the officers, amd sald’| ‘nov, a1 Banga, Capt, HI. Davis, of Southport, Conn, + | Mote mn eiassteea anemia | Garda fe ioad tiny for Vieginins Cla bark ed on the boiler were engaged: we worked extra time; Mr. ng eoarst von; died 5 conrempation. with yee Maths ttiontion he oral iieaeaeclowsty sentnen such | Mrs. dane Basser. of New Haven, Con Arrived Ship Shackamaxon, West, Liverpo i Hobt Pennell, Smith, Matensas. Sif berks Telea, Ay War rs he el would be ready for se ished “ salty , iti ie j i | ean , ins, C s Port en, Gi 3, Kobt 3 brig A ehrs Talemt, See eee ees oe Shur eae et | srished me to leave the city and not to appear before the | orposition to the wuthorties, ‘The jury retired. and after | Died, pee Cosa ea est Sac (a ‘orto ® | ten. Gov Parris, Kobt Pennell; brig Aleenusi sehr re nn te sa aba ig ae Sink if Adury; T told him 1 was very wil to leave, but | an absence of some hours. could not make up their minds 7 ae Dawaok. 4 » oth | Lowden, do: Mail, Col | MGHMOND, Mareh 10—Avr-schrs Merey Taylor, Nickee. ders to put the -tenm on as son as possible; J think, jt sd wef Ab ia. Met Bi bam _ ‘oe | Whether ‘the cap fitted, and were discharged. The | rience RG Boston; Reaper, Kell Boston: Juliette, Baker, do. Sid ache Ju’ Silliman, wer Torn kthaum to be put on: she had made rome water | that the warrant was out for me as a witness; Captain | UUmDers were | rate, Washington, NC a erstood to be, cight for acquittal, and Bridgep icketls, to load for N¥ork. ily are requested to | 1! whe previous; I pt two amen pump (field, Mz0'Sulliv nd myself. met at the “ Star” | four for convi The prisoner was remanded, oo be 7 Gl eciamentel (Shviaseal sd éline Peterson, W ¢, Rocket arch J0—Sid schr Republic, Philadelphia, bav- A threw & grent deal of water into ber 'Q where the tion commenced: we came ont aud | 91 Desperado and a Womin of Couvoze-—John Mitehett, | &ttend his ty ee te | Taare fet g orton, Coron, N York night of 9th, rg do you mean by that? A.—We were putting w i dup Can: cet. up to the North river, and it was | 4 thick-set young man, of the burglar’s usual age. about Cnan.es Groves, son of Elizabeth and the late Cor- | ‘Newport: Senator, Clark, } . ° chaks, aad there was some leaking, which is inc ood that Mr, Pittfield and myself were to | twenty, was indicted for breaking into the dwelling-house us W. Blackwell, aged 3 years and? months | to, Ingalls, Passengers Amctved. to” filling I don't | ernoon, and that Mr. O'Sullivan was to pay | of Mr: Benjamin Pattison, in Forsyth street, Mrs. Pattie veamship Asit—Mr Quera and Jad Ww how many; there at, Hawkins, do; Triump' Funeral: this afternc at 2 o'clock, from 220 Henry | 3 daughters, Mra Myers arent ébips from Euro} she s on 5 he Oo pay my d jas LO le e 5 e Sth : a ¢ y or, ath M ck, are respec’ invited to | Tt, ast Be Villiame. ht Rev Dr Seeehe, Miss Adbrighton, Rey J M - Dosrd—that is, I wus informed ‘umined | city. and keep out of the way of the G perceived a light in the front partor, and, entering through | Sttends nae Matlack, are respectfully invited to | Trinidad; Rewperty inven. Gieren nts Uequiart, Smith, Stevenson, Lave Gibbs Wits wh = to mer the basement. the bi nat the found the prisone the in th now of her havin lial, Wixon, # irtin, Kent, J Brown, MoMas- » Bos ton e rooms. & | March 11, after a lingering illness, in the 3lst year of | Nicker Henderson, wnt in the papers : ferry boa North river; Mr, | quantity of clot being piled on the floor ina sheet, z ! skTO! Mai Provincetown; Charlott Duncan, Hartley, Conmandon, Perrin, West, mele aid not buy Lof course T didn’t go on board | She stood at the door, while her sponse went and ealied | PAB’ NMS Mant Cuaternron. || | | Ding: xpresse Adame, NYorks eal, Thornton, Gakes, Heichiberger, Seadding, Goo- the Custom Hf the title was a reg until Mr. O'Sullivan came | for assistance. ‘The prisoner presented a pistol at her | sanucl are respectfully invited to attend his funeral, to. | Beans, Westeott, Charleston ws ey Eatee is ey Loerene ds Datie mcanelion: oda ; Thad no real inter + he didn’t suceced in gotting | und snapped it ne recollected it was her brother's, | morrow afternoon, at 2 o'clock, from the residence of his | Yori Senator, Clark, N York: on] APinetreng, Copeland, Afiueky Maokiy, Mee Mackay, BoM pe hes Which, Tenge any y. but ‘hat hie would got it in the morning: wo | and was not loaded; aud. nothing daunted. kept her post, | Wretiee eowaetinecne ee Nevis, Brown, Hostoy ae Caruhers, Hunter, J’ Caruthers, J BSmnith, J Stephenson, e—w¥i { rred to y made arrange at the Empire City Hotel, | when the priso ped through the window, by which | On Friday. March 12. in the 27th year of her a | Nilaven; A Horton, Mor childien, 1 L Seott, A Romberg, no tnowiedge: I wa ited ubout it: I knew" | Broadway. ne g at ten o'glock, or eight, perhaps; | he must have entered, and which was not fastened. | sanern, youngest daughter of the late Mr. Dauki Moc. | York. bo 4 {LROmAS | Howell; Simms, MeGeatis, hothing of 21 vatit Mr. Rodman handed me the papers; | insted of going tomy hotel, 1 went to th Wertchester The latter cireumstane, was of course fatal to the | phy. of Cork, Ireland ‘ § | 4 Misecllancons, quarktg Drader, Frolich, Laycock, J Nickola; 5 Weede— he paid :—*'There ix your boat—you are a steamboat _and met him next morning at Meee. | orl a ety The alarm was given. and the |” Hor friends are respectfully invited to attend her fus | 4,8!" ANDREW Fosren, Hallerton, » SAVANNANSBark Potrea—Me Fitzgerald, daughter and owner pow,” and I wes very sto get it, as the pre 1, in Brontway; 1 then received $50 from Mr. O'Sul- | prisoner arrested, |“ When brought hack. the pistol. and a | qeral tocmorrow at 1 clock PB, from her late CC ee actin | son. vious owner had id there that night, and | tm belonging to witne ere found upon him, On being | Gonee. 54 Bleecker street. Westchester Hi tout the prisoner. she selected one of the nl thee wee 4 an; f went to Bridgeport; Tt Crariesron—Brig Fostor—Mrs Sanders. Captain Glover wei aw reef from the time Chane ; : Y shit to 6, and | asked to po ! with me to the Custom House when f clés - fA Lawson V. sagreeably hot. ; = ™ Sie o Se te OE ee ee ng shout, and evaded the officers for about | others, ‘The clothes, &c.. removed. were worth, $120 at pare Se ee ett lg CALIFORNIA TICKETS our company ; I suppose he knew we were going to the months; was in New Jersoy awhile. least. The District Attorney conceded she was mista. pths and 19 di ae hat NOrloans, the Surrent at the thne Ann os Custom Hotze to clear her; be wus very anxious to get | Cutting again wished for the custom house papers, | ken. but officer Browne. who arrested him. proved the ils of the fuaully, anid inesbere of Shakapoate ry abeered man ir Ryans thé. aan bE Ur ALIFORNIA THROU y The District Attorney said he had sent for them, identity, finding the aboye mentioned articles in his | qodqe, A.O. ¥.; also, Nis © No. 3 3, | ship Shannon and bark p 3 a ; Lodge, A. 0. of 0, ¥.; also, ot No, 36.0, U, | shit Shannon and bart dT was in the quarter-anaster’s ser- | possession. Under the charge of the Court, the jury | 4” “dee remnscktalipeicuoe! mn Paitecd te fa . feet Cre eet ra te a red the command of the Telegraph; | found a verdiet of guilty of grand larceny; and Judge | jis ‘futher. non, The Westmoreland had her starboard rail aud qua 1 first became acquainted with Capt, Pittfield in the bay | Beebe, remarking upon the desperate condnet exhibited | jon ars clock cithont eerie estate morrow after- | Hont smashed, and was otherwise deimaged. © boat away Twas requested to be at Mr. Freeman's Wail st ot; Lwent there; I mct there Burtnett, ptain Pittfield, Captain Glover, Mr (her gentleman. who seemed to be con- ny, CHPYying away the jibhoom on in the head bovrd of the 8 fort 2th of March, Inquire of 8, D, TODD & CO., Ne S1 West street. VALIFORNIA TICKE Hm STEAMER gen ly a the Cleopatra she was ot Sixth or her ew York; # manu n of her at that instructions, not und title of Major; I | to twenty. all evidently “hard cases,” were indicted for yi ae cae were MA Snteceeten, rnmaing to Hartford ; | bre ett. Pitttield, and O’Sullivan asked would be del: made the preeumne ; whether # was nd from Yarmouth, with her ¢ Buwule, T | the office—I do not remember hie name; the | of Mobi he was in the quarter- by the prison entenced him to the State prison for evening. Syivesten §, Van Buskere, in the phieg phn tee Conteh as fri | / Vith of 1 st cabin ticket, Id. be ready hy | master’s s wer: T suppose he is now in | five yours a vp, | Did year of hixage. grandson of the late Wm, Burnham, | port on the 10th, in : - | Mereacreeninr Caead Ttnink iy | New Ort he bas been in ‘this city once since he | More Boy Burglers—Three youths, Francis Fllis, Wm. ‘son-in-law of Daniel Gassner. tank; Nad thrown over 10 oe oe | Sierra ‘Nevada, y was made by the parties. Q—Who | Went out to New Or ajor Schlessinger was | Wheeler. and Janes Carrigan, azed from about seventeen | "ithe relatives and friends of both familles are respect. | She will have to discharge in order to get at the lea | | 1EGH CABIN TICKET, FOR, line, in one of the best state Apply to 9. JONES, 405 Broad- e fully invited to attend the funeral, to-morrow afternoon, Stanton street. | at J o'clock, from the residence of his uncles, G king into the store of Mark Fisher, orge and | Job James C. Burnham, Bloomingdale. ye | March 12. Manta, wife of Capt. A.C. King, aged 37 5 yeurs and S month Mars. and which had been traced to the | > "he friends and nth street when T saw | on the d0th day of January last. Mr. Fisher's evidence amed Storms had posse he ossible » - | was almost conclusive. The property stolen was worth r his | four or five hundred dollars. of which he bad recovered in my mind. | at i ton for Ge reetown, Fr xt but that I wonld do all I could, and that Rod. 8 report jusintances of the family are re- o sa Wenin he ai ht it would be | that Pittfield w hington, to end get a | pris Wheeler pleaded guilty. and was willing, ef od to attond het . is morni | Céth inst, | eapemetile to i hytong ethane iy thet tate tei |! i contract two or three boats in con- | heroieally. to take all upon himself, and exonerate his ae- MD ae Gaon eo FOO Mroulway, Mcrae: | SCHR Axonzo, henc Sonat olintiie hers IKiceets Dare oonia nection with the the Cataline was one; he | complices; but, unfortunately, Ellis had previously given ins will be taken to Shrowsbury. N. J., forinterment, | O¢racoaks had h ditbenoon: 1 tetd Ghaned ciew mo one tn | O ned for he k was part owner of her; I | such a graphic account he officer of the whole opera- Charleston and Savannah papers please copy. so expired a Tow days prev ewes, | spend’ at that late hour T hardly | was in com when he was barge that his innocence was a drean the most mereiful At Itolley, Oakland county. Michigan, on the 25th Feb., | “sewn Taninen at Charlecten ticked ne te necnt hat We 'to et the pepere through withage | Her: L have cotnmanded worse boats than of jurors could not indulge in. and they were all imme- | My Anonran Barn, in the 75th year of his ase, of cotton, marked SF, on the let tnst about 9 o'clook, SE a4 RRO Aiea Atta ai oom one d with some of the offi odo it as | but che was not suitable for the mail sery dhe | diately pronounced guilty. Judge Beebe centenced them to Catskill. Green county, N. Y.. papers please copy. Cape Henry. 2 wait | SALE—A THROUGH STLERAGE TICKET PER pg Maraceas Gi tin House | could not have carvied on the contract T didn't « periods, in order {hat they might not come out to- | On Monday, March 8. st the re-ti of his uncle,in | Soun Arnan Porto Rico) | on Wer ene ae in Nownds: te leave was abou z ‘ Capt. Pittfeld would be in the tow-boat to meet to pursue their depredations, Ellis was sentenced to Channingsville, Dutchess county, Y.. Mr. Tromas } which put into Por pair, ba pornda Alea: (ce oeeeees » Op stair were ti i vot of North Moore street; 1 for three yeurs and six months, Wheelerto | Cocinan, in the ith year of his age, lute a member of | when londed, broke down on the marine railway in Jean | (AAUTION TO CALIFORNIA PAS THE DIME he Was wk eontedd : ik command four yenrs and one month, and Carrigan to three years | United States Co, No. 9. | ing, and was'so much injurod that er cargo was takon out, | ©" subsoribers—tearning vane soverai por a the city. Cte Sg abot elegy no ar’ angement onde; i Suppo dL | and bin monthe Wh cler secimed to think there was nes |! bis ibis rt Thee sat pretending to bo agents of i tent steamers from Tk: wee nit hes irr rode ord nul on others; there was | some mistake about it. and exelaimed—*Oh, but I'm = - yrssui.—Barque Exel of New Bedford, hi kets pe een: $0 Cais ed him MW be-| thing paid te of compensation. th only fifteen, sir! and J can prove my age. |) MARITIME INTELLIGENCE, | eo, May Ith, 1X i | TN Ste xt go with me, at th ing that Cap- | when it wu y whom it was eof Refug | Lo y, US holder to % tain Giover was an old captain— gerest many vox chen arranged hat he hod cleaved a nd they would do it for h should go; Burinett She touched crow wer ‘ others ¢ Puecuge in € he suiled hen removed. | Wharf and Pier Lonfers.—Jo Irving. and Henry | | Johnson. two interesting specimens of the negro race, | it was es Sines Uae ener. oe The Di vy said he had sent to the Custom convicted of stealing two firkins of butter, contain- | oe es ms E westt Srom Mroetan’s ios 80 08°): siocse and bi the documents belonging to Vibe. evel. they had rem aes from SHIPPING, think O'Sullivan walked up the the Cldcvet ont to freight pi ) h February, | company os oe PORE Ve: CO Panty en Coats | Mr Cott wanted the ¢ 3 They told the They were as innocent asthe | } ? fe a Dice We blower of Ds bork AND PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSOTY we were there; I spoke to him Copt, Wil itl sale from Wilson to O'Sullivan, | unborn babe.” and in’ their efforts to obtain an honest | {ity of | tes ‘ i ’ throagh line te California sud Ore- Sierra Novada , Extra.—The magniseout Americe,. INOIS ering steamship Captain W. J. Hartsteine, U.S. N., being no for servic It joave this port, for Chagres, on Mon- the tubs, and their em- This would not do; © yapers | living had been engaged to ea {then ordered @ precept to have them brought | ployer had miraculously disay ed for the p said he we t | but the court thonght the butter too high, April clock T'.M., procively, from the plor wt - col | Crome xem outing n did not work | and dirceted a verdict of petit . whieh was ren- on'r Chapmay street, North Hiver, ty connect. with the “aga ed me 1 © Cleopatra; th work. mak- | dered, and the prisoners were sent for six mmumths cach to | ee clap | extra May stoner from Panama to San Fran ard, trying to get he a Wy a8 We could, and Ww bs nile | the penitentiary, New York. | “| Intec ey ph ay hoe bl Ad ig ey tenn sheary Mr. O'Sulliva howns Vhow many mon there were—six or eight, Bank Forgeries.~The trial of Ro “NeW York, fe is well known to t steamer in the workd. eight or nin ckon the night she v Mee of the Com i cleared the ehip. with (ae und wenty; there could not h i Rowne. hy till next term, the Union Muty h ing ailers. exeept from the e ness of the | of A, Woodin x Row ALMANAC™MARCI event ba ved Commercial for $3.1 faker cA HR ding to Gulveston ; men were vbijped with: ting up team when was seized estinn absent witness | fy af ssemere vl 43 ‘ Whalemen , wag tod on getting it; I told in up that morning at ten o'cleek: Tal © of We have stated J »§ | ht Cape Yerd tetands Doo2s (hy potter frou Capt Barker) ret money to | A been on board that morniy ‘or) that the Recorder was retained for Cape PORT OF NEW YORK, MARCH 11, 1552 ge Pe tter from Cant Rumler), fex- | UIP LEVER y CUKED IN SIX HOURS. Pook day oo 8 1 was there, the steam must have heen | tain Rowe, but the above is the fact, - — — | ington, Nan, O00 © wh, fittingfor NW sont; Bera, Star. | Dr now the only re. Ling a that day | {heen there; we began to it up ee Cleared. ? | buck, do, off not etnted las so ter proved auc there me ditt. | okoe Pb the Dehal hal (LLL LT Steamship Franklin, Wotton, Havre, M Livingston. | “Touched off Porto Cabello Fe! Bon} Fraaklin, Brows ’ —not only ship g th Lic i ea penis It could nat TRADE REPORT. Steamship South € ton, T Wardle. | of Beverly, 39 bbls oil, hound to Bonaire for water, . yellow, Dilious, nd iudecd ait hip mavet igs | Furvay. March 12-6 P, M. Ship Eurcpo, Shankland, Liverpool, J Ib Kitching, Hoard from abt Deo 5, Kutusoff, and Nutches, NB, oil not perato the type. Sold by De, BALLARD, Mey | he wat } inn 2 M. Ship Germania, Wood, Havre, W Whitlock, Jr. | ddeten : Hl Vrive, 50 vente. am Haid | they wer Acirrscontinned quiet, the basinest embracing but,'60 | Sib Glaen Ann, Wood, Havana, R We Teonks, j siax—Deo 2, lat dl 8, lon 62 W, Maria, Taylor, NB, oll mens wwy. and came was no | Dble— 100 The, ote at 06 nnd pearls nt $f appenred scarce and firn came a Bark Creole (Hrem, m; Two wmine the contents; ARK ha creat tush to the office of Dr. I, A. Natural Doctor, 414 Brondway. . Wessels, "Bremon, Poppe & Co. not «tated, ark Burlington, Winchell, Matanzas, RP Buck & Cx ‘ ark Mari ton, Bulkley, Savannah, RM Deiill & ss active, the sates not | .Bark Louisa Bliv, Creighton, Baltimore, J W Elwell & Notice to Mariners. The Stratford Light boat returned to her station 6th inet advanee t not wual to | 26)se., cash, per Ih liffieulty bread in one barrel’ because the bead | Sreapsrurr—Plour seemed. 1 Spoke COOPER, 1 DUANE STREET, HAS, FOR THE the other boxes containet L did m exceeding 4,500 bbls, common to good Southern. t $4 62)¢ ric Adler (Rug), River, Rotterdam, Funch & Meincks, Ship Chas Crocker, Duncan, from NOr) for Havre, t twenty years, enjoyed tho most extensive practice knov of cole 1 think bore date the day Rodman | « $4 8114; ordinary to ch 4 oer a $4S7'y; and trig Troxillo, Mulligan, Pajordo, MM Freeman & ( March, lat 80, lon 75.45, ate discases of any medical man in Now York. Brig £ ON Brig L Bhi o t ageravated casos of this di nd mild mixed to fancy Western. at $4 8745 a two days, Dr. Cooper can enee the worst ver, I Wellove. is rates, Rye flour and corn meal t name; I t, Conant, Zaua, KP Puck & Co. Rowe, Mobile, Sturges, hrasia, Smith, from Havre for Cadiz and the U nre the 15, Int 457, N, Jon 1419 W, cases removed i hunded it tome; Captain ¢ J f thi< city; [ don't know his fi men | | | { i] | the principal move * ‘ iit ane, 9 owin, from N York for Apalachic raseod | form 0 to Uiree weeks, of constitutional debility, em | bim to know him wntih [was intr {to him at F varied litile, 5,000 bushels whit Hind, Bone KI : Lewis, from NYork for Apalachicola, was pase 0 r ‘ q hing boat seemed C0 be | ants office; F dont know how mueh money Burtnett had | Kye and onts remained the same, ‘Two rowed barley was drinn & Wilhelmina, Share, Amsterdam, Punch & Ap Yate,’ fom ‘Mobile fot Laverpoot, eb #7, lai *nenuenity snide “ins besete dpepepria, ae sand so oni I) hand Captain Glover at the oft swmed to be | inanimate at a Se. Corn declined # shade, 20.000 Smith, Lovett, Apalachicola, Bagle & Hazard. lon 6h 4 a shbed, sf ki f the limbe and small of the’ back, confusion o ructions very frequently voll pleee: he (Burtnett) did ne me with us: he | bushels having been obtained at 65 4 Otc. for white South- art, Hobart, Wilmington, NC, Bon & Pott Bark Jobn Laird, from Portsmouth for California, 6 days version to society, It affords Dr. heard ¢ e regard t ont fd he hadi te fler the steamboat. and left ina great | ern, and Ode. for yellow do, hr E8 Willetts, Smith, Washington, 8 L Mitebill. out, lat 46 2N, lon 1160 W. Pleaense to be able to ha bid many persons who, et South Am? I don’t ree T wns to ree | i irry I think it wis the “Steven Beil;” by hie directions | Caxpirs,—Plain and patent sperm were slowly dealt in hr Oriana, Dodges Kiclimond. CH Pisrson. weak Borie Lizzie Loud, Murphy, from Bath for Havana, Ys) ai, | siter suffering silently fur a long time, have béon restored b ceive inst Freeman's. from Burtnett; he gave | urs Reta ged the crew seyself, aad em- | at 420 0c, per Tb. Sebe GM Roberts, Boose, Balt ty Nan Brunt & Sloght, | lat 26 61, ton 74, J candor N. Re—#erapgers,, con's be deceived by one wh ng « in writing, which I gave to Mr the } my : : ; P 4. | Sehr Sylvia, Bourne, Philadelphia, J Hand. lermald, from Bordeans for Philadelphia (no dat:), f f j y 2 me sailing 1 ~ Br inainted with the | Ployed Going, Pool ntz as chipping masters; the | Coat—Liverpool orrel ruled dull at aud Amott Scie Mary Ann, ibs, Philadelptia, J Maud. oN ion io 32 WwW, | Pereonates me name; Lhave not, left Duane street, See my Juul pitas hatte | shipping artiete lanly opencd for ‘ alveston anthracite at $5750 $6 per ton. , i | Soke Mala, Hace, Piinadelphty JW cee A frie, etcoring S, showing a blue, white and blue signal, | ¢r ow York Sunday Timos and Atlas, John L. O'Sullivan; (letter aacree by way of New “think I ordered two owrer.—About 200 bags Rio brought 8), « S)fe., and Sebr Roxana Burley, Worth, Providence, Plaut & & Jun 25, Int 18 8, lon 35. > 0, : rma duced) part of this is in O'Sullivan's | ol" two engineers, a blackemith, carpenter, mix | 200 St. Domingo, ée.; the previous figures Scht Wim Collyer, Keat, stainfords af Havens ‘ brig, showing a white signal with C in It, steering 8, was | J), COOPER, No. 2 ROOSKVEL? STREET, NBAI hand-writing; Capt, Pittfeld told me he went tothe As: Fs, (L believe) and twelve seamin, two stewards, |” Corren—Old and now sheathing were freely ingnired | Sehr Granite state, Haltett, Boston, 8 W Lewie. | segu.dap 27, Jat 14 8, lon 98 Pe Prince, | may be cpomnlted 08 Sil dincaccs, from keke ewe oe dor House. aad g Se eee ones amd | OWE cOvK. and one assistant: that ix not an unwewal crew: | for at 1834 0 19 4 cash, per M. I Bowen, Keany, Belstole wie een 20dy Of Cape Nicolas Mote, | °F Pore su Prince, | HAY Doctors skill in the treatment ot discasos is peconai” pee ie tide fle lg A SM ile tok | the et time I saw the clearing papers was on board the | Corrox.—The Asia's news appears to be fully confirma. Ocdtvey, Mamesony master, ; ' Wereign Ports | nent. Pee, from 8 Lo $8, it would expore a0 Be Bs sesccss Cleopatra, on the night befe he seizure, im the hands of te the val; but as the advance obtai typ Briggs, Philad I& N Brive nani 4 vd ‘ P ‘, Ni 1 rE ON TL Irma a: — ag, | the runner cf Going. Pool & Ponts; Ido not Teeollect, but he laved on temporary light stocks. and an impres- | Steamee Deluwafe, Sanford, Philadelphia, M Senfird, Pept Bt I Rene Mc Mes Lg AE at Leg ie ee pie on rant kth tt ET, CONTINUES TO tict Attorney then read the following letters, | A 1 ages’ . NAIV ES, Sclir Susan, Stover, for Boston 10 days ¢ consulted confidentially on the treatment of private yey De yg Leet of | Lthink t vat of advance would come within $400, sion that the receipts at our ports would continue on a Arrived, only Am verse! digoases, "Dr, W. baw devoted thirty-five yeurn to. tho tea marked No. 23. They were all on ane sheet inal clearance paper produced, ident! yy wit. rate scale, which fs just the contrary to the facts as PM Stenmetip Asia, Judkins, rpool, Fob 2, at noon, WAtaBAR Ms 2—-C14 brig Pomona, McKay, NYork | of bis profersiont and the vicsimé of gelf-nbuse, oF wad ond marked and the copy of the mai announced by telegraph, prices are no higher here than | with mdre and p: ve, to E Cunard, Feb 23,2 PM, caw MARACA Sid sche Wm Gregory, Packard, New | © who haye escaped from the nuda of medical preten- eating Big st din Me. % » | slips Parlinment, Sampson, from. Boston; Andrew Foster, | York. _ | dees, may rely ou # snfe and spesdy cura, N'BcNotte ane. ee Hotberton, and Jororh, Walker: turace, ence, hound, a Atdo, bark St Andrew (of Baltimore), Robertson, for N | cures eta: early all vessels on for Hingtich ports. this | to the buh of March, ont nun NOM Winds from Feb % ) York. unc; only Am veowls New Haven, for NHaven Mch | TpR. JOHNAC arty, | month. were fall, To Liverpool—Viour wus taken at 2. | “ship Oreau Quevn (pkt}, Doane, London, Feb 7, with mdve | 1, tan At alted with »—Dran Bin will oblige u* by | cargo marked 27.) Mr. Cutting then read them. ed dollars we loaned you some dey* | yess continned—The inatroctions L received at Freeman's st. as our engagements require | office, was to fill up the ballast with con Respectfully | Q—Who direeted you? A.=It was one of . BE CON- CULEMAN & STETSON Mr. O'Sullivan, or Burtnett, £ cannot tell whieh; Dhave fd, and 6.000 bushe by vessels to vail in | and 261 passengers, to J Griewol lat 23, lon 46, . Fob tmArr aches Time, Gould, NOrle Astor 1 AF orivatered put on the mastfest going comstwiec: itis | A 300 Sea Island round ba on wore taken at | spoke stip Mungarinn,, ¥ nbite for Mavee, Seaham, Wilningtn: Sth, Hit Tallman, Kenny, | of Tong a ; a ‘ sign 0 i >t 1 ut; Feb 23, Ine 2, , eY Kip Van Win Peld Tih for Attakapas; 20th, brig St Crivpin d than bimeelf, A porfoct cur Draw brx—Weace hand Copt, Piithield whatever re ot uettal, however. todo so going on foreign ror sanuil lot equare bales, to fll t ‘i hax, hence 4 Sih off the Lizard, wpo mine (Bed, dims, Charleston; St eve 10, next aoepee Mey, Gee sonive fo your hands of the $400 referred to in the within. | {ihe chime put up. the thongh 5-16d, wae asked in the regular way. To London GM Fox, Ainsworth, from Havre for New fone, t: with, Mary, Colbert, Baltimore Yours, truly Sega J. L, O'SULLIVAN ; Ehad no knowledg: beng r was | 1,000 bbls, naval sto ged at Oa = Bark Petros, Whitten, Savannah, 6 days, with cotton, fr Heius Ht que, (irom), Haos- | N EDLC k aeRO RNTON:, 16 DU ; ' YP. 0. Wisow he could use thos pers, if ehe wa me flour, for a future a and a lot of 0 rw 5 BRWIGES) {OR TEE OE | rare tt ond, i Talling te c any case of disonse ihe " rir «pers tothe Custom House, and explain. if not put in there » Havre, or to Californ Bglasees, fo ee At . ry vith hinudreds of certificates of enres, fa sure au, ol c “on. three red dollar-— | papers tothe Ua a ight have been cleared for Sn- 700 quintale dry cod fe $3 184; , basis Y hy WEEN GONE EY Woing whly trented. “> Received —_ be ld son. tree sandr d dollars ont be baer ios the a 4 for # : ag; | litle Foster, Crowoll, Chasteston, Gays, with cotton, & enntoe of whe hundred to be re 4 to Lum. or accounted for hy 4 \. vanueh, at the Costom House, without the slightest difl- | while, owing to the reaelty teane Hone in these art WO boxes Melis Fhomar & Edwar Grinwell, Minty fs Penny, O TRE TILL s days, with URED<-DE. COKMETT, 19 DUANE consuitwd contdontinlly on the trent: ne yours’ practios enas other partics, 0. A. PITTFIELD Witness continued—The penell mark i in Capt. Piit- culty; 1 had no reason to apprehend any interference with | yery little w a cleara the written ructions of | mcr. —Sea hh milve, to god anes agen. Twenty : » 200. 4 § - wines to] ot 5: 1,000 hwlf do.. 8 dines at | Maitland, Phe} ago, lust Over him to make speedy and permanent care ficid’s writing; I gave Pittfield $200, und be said that was | yo ctne ere made out in Freeman's office previous to | at $1 65; 1,000 bulf do. wrdines at | Moeitiand 1 rr AeA yeneote faq M \ ures, And rec pedis ny TRS ad out of the dimculty, and T then | Hornet were mnt cetom House, Mr. O'Sullivan repre | 67i,e, a We.; 0 exms citron mt is. w Ste. und SOcarks | I cone Sa ohn, PR, 1 i in wos pualering from ently Depress atime of quagkory, of grave him $100 out of my own funds; I heard Mr. Osu rented that it was Pittfield's business to get the money. | Zante currants ot 4) anys H s PALACHICOLA, Feb S2-In port ship John? tt 1 aihty of Vincing ticle enees trenved ont facloneh awd wore ‘van say the Cleopatra was to go fog Mleay® | nd Pittficld went to the Astor House and borrowed Mi | Hay Slee were male of Gm bales river at O¥e. n Te Stor Bay Nt m Charleston, 7 days, with cotton, | te et cere crew irom NOrlonae vould veobaiy Lane principlen. | Strieture—Dr. Chas laipeovered snow we boumion be pedi oo | & “Does that part of your af: | carb. per 10 Ibs, Mexwet drooping to master i oe i tot by , riche iu from ono t sinderstood sho OPalliven over intimate 00 you | Sim Coleman & Stetson. Q.-—Dore thet perk of Jerre | tate heme was firmly held at 411% che Virginia ( Ceomawell, Charkoston, ddazn, winh | MUM i sates Colombe, Merrie, Liverpool; faras Lersker Ne eves ls & mewber e¢ tin don ore Did fidavit, reapecting the cattle trade, c iy rep + Cid pee bhips € , erp h ow Korg arcs the. Gleopaten wae witiately to gor AL dow't | eo A yhat wie (hve paper thimt was made out Lor me; 9 AIT 1) Wl Wer Heard OF 49 whos ivaieeeaty,