The New York Herald Newspaper, November 21, 1852, Page 4

I * wood, furniture, trunks, and beggage, limbs ani bodies of men, in the most awful mer that the imagination could possibly conceiv: There were about forty passengeré on board, besides the boat's crow, among whom were seven or e‘ght ladies from this town, some with their ohil- dren, every one of whom escaped with their lives, and with ovly one or two slight injuries, which was most remarkab!e, as the ladies’ cabin was com- ae ly broken up—even the floor fell almost te the lower deok; but a« fortune would have it, the cabin deck did not fall to crush them—the; 4 remained on the stern of the boat, outside of the cabin, uatil they were rescued by their friends in skiffs From panne. bpd passergers and crew, seven were killed outright, and two nave since died, and bly one or twe more wil! die before morning. eir names could not be arcertained, except Mr. Barbour,t rom Pittaburg. Among the wounded is Leland Murray, who is badly scalaed and somewhat bruised, but] think not dangerously; Mr C.C. Covey, formerly of MoConnellsviile, right leg broken below the ier Mr. Okey, representative from Monroe county, badly scalded; Mr Bartlett, Eo aang fro! Washington county, do; Mr. Whisson, clerk, leg badly broken; Calvin Stull, pilos, le; broken: Mr. Evans, do.; Mr. Daniels, engineer, badly scalded; —_, mate, arm broken; Capt. Hahn, scalded inwardly and arm injured; and five or six more that have broken limbs, or are scalded more or less. And Ee gc are from six to ten or twelve that are missing, who are probably among the ruins of the wreck, or in the water, which cannot be told until to morrow, when the wreck is cleared out. The boilers were completely blown to pieces. The Fargest piece (about one-half) was thrown more than fifty yards over the boat, down the canal, (the boat was going up,) nother piece upon the guard lock, and other pieces wore or jess in size strewn in every direotion—one large piece alighting near the top of | the hill some three or wreck—and some of the bricks of the flue were found in the lot on the top of the highest hill above town. The people have shown all the sympathy that such @ scene is caivulated to ry out, in taking care of the dead and wounded, and doing all that bu- ity could prompt in relieving the distresses of their fellow-men The explosion war undoubtedly occasioned by the carelesmess of the engineer in letting the ree eet too low, and the moment the engine was stopped t let the boat pass the guard lock it exploded with such a shock as to shake the bouses all over town A telegraphic despatch received hag the follow- ing:— Ko ladies wore injured. The killed, as far as known, are—Jobn Barbour, of Pittsburg, produce dealer; James Daniels, of Harmar, engiaeor; John West, of Coalrun; 8 Butler, colored; Edward Atherton, ef Bevor!y; William Stull, and ten others The injured are Captain Habn, arm broken, and badly scalded; Mr. Whissyn, first clerk, one leg broken, and both foct and ankies smashed, ‘probably will die; Calvin S Senator ©. €. Covey has his leg broken; Edward Blackmar, and many others, names not known The boat is torn all to pieces. Every flue collapecd in one boiler; the other boiler cannot be found. The accident is attributed to the groes recklessness of the engineers, one of whom was on tho safety valve at the time of the explosion. The carpenter says he told the engineer, not five minutes before the explosion, that there was too much steam on. Mr. Whirson. the clerk of the Buckeye Belle, has died of the injuries received by the explosion. The editor of the Zanesville Courier bas conversed with several persons who were on the faial boat, and thus reports the sensa- tions cf two of them at the first moment they were con- scious of the accident:—One gentl+man was sitting read- fog about midway in the geotieman’s cabin, and the next knowledge he had of bimeeif. he was lyimg in the ladies’ cabin. He supposed that he was thrown upwards through the hurricane roof to « considerable height, and then feli through the wreck into the isdies’ department, a distance o az or eighty teet from where he was sitting. He the ledies off the wreck, but was scarcely con- peor of what be was doing. and insensible to the effect of some soalds and severe bruises until after the excitement was over. Another gentivman, who was asleep in a berth immeciately over the boilers. says that he had sensations similar to What a person wight imagine he would have by falling over a roaring cataract of several hundred fest, and although but a moment or two in“ mid air,” the in- cidents of # life pacced through his mind. He recovered his consciourness after falling into the water, about a rod or two from hore Where the latter gentle reposing every thing around was blown entirely seat tered into thousands of fragments A letter to the Columbur Journal makes mention of an act of discretion and bravery on the part of a young iady posseneer, highly credituble-—Senutor Covey was sitting im the Isdies’ csbin. and. in the crash. the stove, near which be was sitting. was thrown upon him, and broke hislez. A young lady of our acquaintance, Mis« Char- lutte Stone, of MeVonnelsville munifested great presence of mind. By her exertions. she removed the hot stove fiom Mr. Covey. aud took him from the cabin wreck to the guard of the boat. She then procured a mattress, nd put him on it till he could be removed The hot stove, with its burning contents, was on the floor, and would have soon set the wreck on fire. She took blankets and sheets from the berths and, plunging them in the water, threw them on the stove and floor, and thus avoided that danger. Intelligence was received at Col- ‘umbus, on the isth inst. that Senator Covey could not survive bis injuries From Eastern Texas, The Marshall Putrict, of the 6th inst , gives the returns from all but two precincts of Harrison county, from which we learn that Pierce had re- ceived 373 and Scott 266 votes The Marshall Republican says that the emigra- tion to Texas thie year wil! be larger than it has been in many years, and adds:— Everything this season ix favorable to immigrants coming {nto our Btave The crops, we believe, have been gene- rally faverabic all over the South, and particularly in ‘Texas, and provisions are plentiful and cheap. Already the immigration is pouring 1n through this section of the State. The roads are generelly lined with wagons and movers The most of these immigrants seem te be wealthy; many of them with large numbers of n: and with the necerrary imple its of husbandry. Others ‘not so well to do in the world. but with strong frames and willing minds will soon make comfortable homes on our rich lands. The same paper has the following in regard to the | cotton crop in that section: — ‘We have had a remarkably fine fall for cotton picking. ‘The weather has been generally dry, and there has been no frost up to this time. It may be set down as fact’ that the cotton in Eastern Texas this year will be double what it was last season Besides this, planters reine much better situation. They have raised more preduce, and will cousequently not have to draw so ox tensively on New Orleans Reuben R_ Shell, who was in charged with the murder of Mr. Spratt. broke jail on the night of the 3d inst., and made his escape. The Herald says he was assisted by two persons, strangers in that community. The Sheriff as offered a reward of $100 for his apprehension. Loss or THE Proreior OnerpA, on Lake Erte, There is no longer any doubt of the loss of the propel- lor Oneida, and but little hope remains that any of thove on board her were saved. It is supposed that there were feventeen persons in all on board, and itis rumored that besides the crew, there were two passengers, We have deen umable to arcertain the mames of the crew, but be- Jieye the officers were: W.S8 Rich captain; Samuel Hul- 6, first mate; Charles Williams, second mate; EB. B. sherwood, clerk; —— Ferry saginen and Henry White, steward. Mr Hulgate was a rerident of Ohio City, where he bad many friends, and leaves a family who were solely dependemt vpon his exertions for support. Mr. Sher- ‘wood was 6 resident of thiscity,and much esteemed He bad been married but a short time, and the probability uddep and unexpected death is « crushing blow leaves a wife and one child. We understand that the Keystone Btate passed the Oneida keel up, and that for oine miles obors Dunkirk the beach is strewn with por- ‘tions of the wreck and cargo, but no bodies have yet been found. ‘The «mail boat, with the books and papers of the Oneida hadcome ashore, also the provision box; d at Erie flour tromthe wreck had been found — Cleveland Herald, Oct. 18. Snockine Dearn BY y FIRE —A young lady, aged ‘about twenty-five years. the daughter of Mr. John Cut of Lima, Livingston county came to her death ine very distressing manner. on Tuesday evening last, Mr. Cut- ler's house was on fire and while burning. he ran up into the deceased's bedroom and found that she had been burned to death The fire originated, we believe, in the deceased's bed room. and it is not ascertained the contiagration was accidental. or the work of th i fated young Indy. The esuse for the latter suggestion of Mise jer having fet the room on fire, is, thet ebe. for a year or more. has been melancholy, and it is considered, Partially insane. She was a beautiful girl, and her death eeverely effilots her relatives and friends.—Rochester Ad- vertiver, Nov. 18. Owio LrotsiaTuae.—Both branches of the Gen oral Assembly of the State met onthe 16th inst, Bat | Littie businers wae done in either branch, except that per- taiming to the mere formality of calling the Houses to or- der. calling the roli, &e, In the Senate, twenty one members answered to their names, om the calling of the roll. Bome bills were taken from the table and referred and notices given for the imtroduction of loure, the pripeip cupied with eulogies upom the character OC Mtr Btranne of Hamilton, whose death occurred jast summer, The a eulogion were delivered by Messrs, Lytle, Brown and Uamilton, Aspvorios or A WOMAN AND CrrrLpreN —Ther wax considerable excitement at Harper's Ferry on th: 10th inet of the abduction of ® colored Woman apd two children. [tis supposed that they were Inéuesd to ron away by # white man iw the town The yout twenty eight years old. and the cbildren x years of age. There is groat imt {ve ted foe thels 1c covery White also rerided im this city, and | four hundred yards from the | fixed | rison in Jefferzon, | Pifie was then escorted to'the scaffold erected meat the if his aids, Mr. Richard Harding and Mr. Asbury Firher. and also a civio armed with rifles. The him also to the gallows, and gave out a hymn, whic! sung by thore around, and then committed the soul o the Cert oh the mercy of God in earnest prayer, and, be prisoner adieu, left the ground.’ T! theriff hee Siothe him in his shroud and pinioned him, and ji ih few minutes the drop fell and launched him into here were pretent a large number of persons, but all behaved with commendal nity. ‘The prisoner declined saying anything on tus gallowy to the people. Sheriff Warfield’ disobarged Mis palatal duty with firmness, but evidently with the feeling of a sym neti heart. always to be admired in an officer in aue circumstances reat satisfiction to, the public mind that the nd reads a lenson to the evildoer of made the most terrible 1 im Tae Passipent Evecr.—Zion’s Herald of the week contains a letter from an old clergyman, who happened to be at Concord, on a visit, when the election took place for President of the United States After speaking of things in that pleasant village, he says:— You may walk two miles om Main street within the village, and still it grows, A yote was taken on the ac- ceptance of a city charter, and lest by about sixty votes. ‘This town, you are aware. is the residence of the Presi- dent elect. Mr Pierce. Your correspondent was here on the day of the election, when twenty millions of people quietly e: Hy expen their preferences at the polls. No mili- no riots, no bloodshed, but they contended ‘Thoso weapons which as silent fall As snow-fiakes (all upon the sod, But execute the will of wan As lightning does tho will of Gi wit od. for the purchase of a quantity of the “niteous grain,” for a demonstration. After sunset the lightning came from the four quarters in winged haste, to announce the pons. ‘That the candidates should be anxious somewhat wi benatural Ina little room back-of office, the mi 4 upon whom the hearts of so many were set quietly r coived the despatches as EY came from the wires Thousands filled the streets. hearts beat nervously, and hats cut circles in the air. 80 constantly came the an- nouncement, ‘ Majority for Pierce” that the apprehen- sion was that the lightning was democratic. But brave- ly he bore all until it was announced—Boston gone for Pierce’’—then was he quite overcome, 40 unexpected ‘he result. By eleven o'clock the question was decided, and Franklin Pierce made Prerident for the next four years. But gratifying as it was tothe mass of the citizens of loncord. not a gun was fired or bell rung. And why? For the good reason that the successful candidate re- a his friends to make no demonstrat at all. is modesty shrunk from all display. The next morn. ing he did what will honor his heart more than all else, (save the acting out his religious convictions.) he quietly left. town, and retired to the old family homestead. alone, and there remained until Friday evening. He wished to be alone with his own heart. Dante, Wenster —The following resolutions were pasted by the House of Representatives of New Hampshire, on the first day of the reesion:— Rorolved, That it becomes the Legislature of this State to notice, in some appropriate manner, the recent death ofthe Hon. Daniel Webster, Secretary of Btate of the United States. Resolved, That a committee of five be appointed to take that subject into consideration, and to report,. as foon as may be, what action is necessary to commsemo- rate the public life and services. and aleo the death, of that great and distinguishedman, in such a way as will be honorable to this his native State. Tur Pork Bustress—The Loutsville Democrat has the following startling statistics of the swine busi ness of the West :— Obi, in 1860, produced. +1,964 770 hogs. Kentucky. vss 861,163 do. Mlinoii 1,915,910 do. Indien 2.283.778 do | Tennessee, 3,114,111 do. Total.. 12,119,730 This is coming it pretty stroug—baif a hog to every man, woman. and child in the Union—bnt it is nothing to what We are threatened with at the next census, im 1860. Thi Western country will become one vast hog pen if thi thing Continuss'y to increase at this rate. Morranity on tae Wesremy Waters —Our Western Exchanges give ead accounts of the mortality among the emigrants on the Western waters. ‘The steam- er “Norma,” which recently arrived at Louisville from New Orleans had eighteen deaths among the deck pas- sengers. It seems that the poor creatures had eaten freely of wild grapes. and then partaken largeiy of raw whi-key They were all Germans. The ~ Sultana” had sixteen deaths on board, and the “Bride” had ten deaths. “Die Vernon” also had seventeen. Among the victi were five members of a family of eight, who were travel ling from Texas to Alabama, The survivors were s fa- ther and two children. Axmy Intelligence. On account of the want of eufficient accommodation at from that place to Fort Columbus, on Governor's Island. The headquarters of the regiment. together with the troops at the latter post, under command of Colonel Paine, will immediately proceed to Fort Hamilton Major Morris. with Company E, semrring thenée to the vacancy at Bedlow’s Isiand. Company ¥. from Fort quatters at Fort Hamilton. SS — CITY TRADE REPORT. Sarunpay, Nov, 20—6 P.M Asnrs varied little. There were 3.686 casks of ali kinds in the Inspection Warehouse this morning. The daj tales included 60 bbls. pots, at $4625, a $468%4, a ne Bt $5 €23¢ a $5 68%; per 100 Iba Breapstur Flour coutinued in good demapd at full and buoyant rates. | The day’s business reached 15,000 bbls fine rye, at $4 60; sour and superfine No. 2. | at $4 50a $475 ; ordinary to choice State. at $5 124; a $5 3734; superfine Canadian, im bond, at $5 1245; mixed to fancy Western, at $5 25 a $5 50; common to good Obio and Southern, at $5 433; a $5 62 and fancy Ge- betee and Ohio, at $5 50 a $5 68% per bbl. There have been 120 bbie. Jersey and Brandywine meal taken at $3 75 and $4. Wheat was less active and firm. 10.000 bushels fair Western white fetched $1 20 a $121; 7,500 Canadian, in bond, part yet to arrive, at $1124; and 2,600 Western \red, at $112 Nothing new occurred in either rye, barlev. or oats, deserving of speciai remark. Corn favored purchasers. There was more of it on t market, The traneactions embraced 17,600 bushels net pag yellow, at 85 a 87c ; and Western mixed, at a Coat —Anthracite remained as last quoted. Sydney was held at $6 50, and Liverpoel Orral at $10 60 per chaldron. Correr.=-No interesting change occurred; 300 bags Java realized 11 , and 00 Rio 5%o # 94e. per lb. Corton. —The rales are $00 bales to day, with a heavy end declining market. We omit quotations untii prices ascume more regularity. Fisu.—The scarcity of cod and mackerel continued and they were nominally worth the prices last quoted by us ; 2,400 boxes No. 1 and scaled herring brought 30c. a 82c., and dhe a 48e. Freiours.—Rates continued firm To Liverpool. about 20,000 bushels wheat were engaged at §d a 8 isd, bagged by ship; 600 a 800 bales cotton at 24d; for flour. 2s. dd. was asked; 200 tierces beef were engaged at 43. and 600 bbls, rosin’ at 3s; 5500 bushels wheat were engaged by | the pop ag! Sd im shippers bags. To Londoa, flour it 3s Se. 9d. asked; 200 tierces beef were en- 1d 160 do at Te.; oil cake ranged from 35s. re. cotton was being takem at (c.; bone at flour at 750 and for wheat 16d. was asked; ashes $8 a $10, and rice at $10 per tierce. There was no change of moment to notice in rates for California. To lasgow, flour wae at 26. 6d, and wheat at 84.0 6)od acked. Frvit.—Ineiuded in the day’s movements ytd fo boxes layer raising. at $3 25; 1,000 bunch, at $: cluster, at $1 80; 250 M: lemons, at $1 citron. at 23¢, and 200 bbis Zante currants, ey" ib. a —River was extremely rare, and mést holders of it wore arking $137.54 01 50 per 100 ibs to-day. Hors.—The sales comprised 40 bales new, at 220 260 cash, per lb. Ixon.—Scotch pig was unchanged; a parcei of English bar found a buyer, at $56 per ton, six months, Latu.s—There were sales of Eastern effected at $2 25.0 $2 3144 per thousand. Leap.—fpanish was held at $4 75 $4 50, and Galena at $6 1246 per 100 Ibs Linx.—We heard that 2,000 bbis. common Rockland were purchased at $1 per bbi. Navat Stoxes.—Turpentine was inanimate old prices; 160 bbls. common rosin changed hands at $1 ‘ae and 306 do. Nos. 2 and 1 do, at $175 a $3 75. Oirs.—Crude whale was in limited supply. aud held to-day at 680 a70c, per gallon, There was an upward eg in linseed. of which 3,500 gallons wore disposed of. in part, at 70c, per gallon. Retail lots rapeseed brought 80c. per gallon, and 150 baskets olive $3 31\ a $8 383. 4 months. yore seek was in better request, and higher; | the anlee embraced 700 bbis, Weatern primo, at $15 25 a $15 50; 400 mess, at $15 26 0 $18 8739. Cut meats seemed about the same. Bacon was dull and inanimate, Live and dressed hoge were in demand, at 5'¢ to 60 and 73% to 8e, per Ib. 100 bbis lard realized 1244 per lb New beef continued in good demand, and firm; the business consisted of 300 bbls. country prime, at $4 50a $5; do. mess, ‘at $8 50 @ $9; and re packed Chicago, at $12 60 @ $12 75. About 120 bbls. beef hams found a market, at $16 per 2201bs, Butter and cheose ed. 1. and held at $4 26 4 75 per 100 ibs. Brvus.-We have ouly to Soten pide ot 4 O08 bedens tough American tax af $1 42}¢ per bushel, The com Modity Was subsequently beld at $1 45 a $1 b¢ Brincrs —Saler pave beén made of 900 bbis. Ohio and prison whitkey at 2045 a46%c,, ad 60 bhds, drudge do, Ke. per gallon BuGane remained inactive, at previous figure. 100 hinds wusoovado fetebed 64 84550, wud $90 bones brown Ue una, 64 wO ‘The sheriff, Mr. 8 W. Warfield, was accompanied | The Conga Nae ONAL Ay asubseription was made — Bedlow’s Island, the recruiting station is to be removed | | street, this morning. Washington, under Major Pemberton. have aiso taken | | | | | Tatow im Ught stock and fair request, at Ogike pe 536 ate. per lb. pe ie They iy Rave tem enkd at eit Bates 2 Tae n— ted i a naa and SATEEN Grturantat Qh es ae a ven oT 4 bee pS nie Mallee egecng ats 3; 2 do, loards. aoe a Railrosd 100 do, i dot 46; 160 do. iad ong Tatnnd Hailes 378 do, a5, 254; 200 do, 08, 21 ond Coal, #8, 19; 1 Pennsyl do, in lots, 43; 600'Sohuylkill. Naviga 2734; 8 Schuylkill Navigation, 18: J sylvania 6% Rail 093 iC Pa] 3 do, bb, athe: 400) di 100 $00 Sehuylkill Warisatinatbre: arg Railroad, bS, 17; 10 Girard Telegraphic Reports. New Oncrans, Noy, 19, 1862. woionr adyanced 25c, per bbl. to-day—ordinary brand: sold at $4 76. Sales of new mess pork have beem made at $18 75. Sterling ex change is at 8c. Crancestoy, Nov. 20,18523—noon. Thefaies of cotton this morning have been 400 bales, at prices ranging from 834 # 10c. ‘Tar Recers or Corron —By the accidental omission of a figure 2" from the Charlestom market report, pub- Tished ye ‘yesterday, the receipte of cotton, at all the South- erp ports over last year at this time, was set down at 22,000 bales—it should have been 222,000 bales. Married, On Wednesday. November 17. by the Rev, Mr. Marks, Mr. Frrp’x, Wa.rram to Miss Mary Buaxexy, all of this lt ov Xi Fairfield, Conn, on Wednesday evening, November 17. by the Rev. Dr. Atwater, Wa Covrman Hrxpensos, of Piquea, Penn. , to Mins Euma A., daughter of George A. Phelps, Ksq., of Fairfield. Died, On Friday, November 10, in the 27th yoar of her age, Amrita, wife of Frederick Btertefelit. The friends and acquaintances of. the Leon, those of her mother, Mrs. Wahl; also, the members of the Solon Lodge, 1 O of 0. F., are requested to at- tend her funeral, this afterncon, at half: past one o'clock, from her late residence, No. 401 Pearl street, corner of Vandewater street. On Saturday, November 20, Cavin P. Donatan, printer, aged 35 years. ‘His relatives and friends. and printers generally, are re- quested to attend the funeral, this afternoon, from No. 54 Spring street ‘On. Saturday, November 20. of typhoid Paeuronia, James Encis, only son of James and Sarah A, Weaver, eged LP eect ‘11 months and 8 days. ‘The friends and relatives or the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral this day, from No. 05 Fui- ton street. Brooklyn. On Friday evening, November 19, Mra. Carnanine Jounson, reliot of the late William Johnson, ef Staten Island, inthe 72d year of her age. ‘Tho relatives and filends are respectfully requested to attend her funeral, from her late residence, 31 Canal it 734 o'clock, Her remains will be taken to Staten Island for interment. and Om Friday, November 19. of scarlet fever, Naruax, son of Leonard L. and Barah Gale, aged 9 years, 7 monthsand jays. ite remains will be conveyed to Westchester County, this day, for interment. On Friday ofening, November 19, of consumption. Mr- rium AvGusta, 01 y daughter of Israel W. and Sarah Littell, aged 1 year, 3 months and 11 days Her remains will be taken to Rahway, N, J., for inter- ment. Rahway papers please copy. On Saturday morning, November 20, after a short but severe iliness, Many, wife of John R. Paxton, in the 33d year of her age. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully requested to attend the funeral, te-morrow afternoon, at two o’clock, from ber late residence, No. 5 Prince street, near the Bowery. On Saturday morning. November 20, after a short ill- nees, Kate W., wife of Wm. G@. Read, and daughter of James Teylor.” ‘The friends of the family are respectfully invited to at- tend her funeral, this afternoon, at st three o'clock, from the house of her father, No. 1 Albion place, (Fourth street.) without further invitation. On Baturday, November 20, Many, daughter of James and Jane Daly aged 2 rears and 8 months. ‘Their friends are respectfully invited to attend her fu- neral, this afternoon, at two o'clock, from their residence, No. 162 East Eleventh street, corner of avenue A. At Stockholm, Sweden, October 12, after » lingering lnees, Evenina M. A wife of Erost Avery, and daughter of 8. D. Heap, late United States Consul at Ta- nis, Barbary. MARITIME INTELLIGENCE. Movements of Ocean Steamers, Sierra Nevada Biack Warrior Pacific, . Crescent City John L Stephei William Penn w York, November 20, 1852, CLEARED, Steamebip Star of the West, Tinklepaugh, San Juan, DB ten mship Illinois, Hartetein, Aspinwall, MO Roberts. Steamship Flori¢a, Weodhull, Savannah, 8 L Mitehil Steamship Union, Adams, Charleston, Spofford, Til Co. Steamship Roanoke, Porrish, Norfolk, &, Ludlam & Pleasants fhip alboni (new clipper), Littlefiold, San Francisco, Jas Bishop & Co. ad exeelsicr, Hadley, Liverpool, Nept ship "Clinton, Murph Ship ala Weary, Saml Thompson & w Orleans, JW Elwell & Co. mon. Savannah, Dunhsm & Di Ship Meridi Morrison, Savannah, © fhip Junius, Erskine, Char'e Ship Agnes, Plummer, Port Bark Huma, Merrill, Marreille ray. Bark Rolla, Rechner, Newvitasy Peck ke Church, P Pendleton, Pendleton, New Orleans, Foster & iokerton. Nisark Cleelia, Ingesham New Orleans, JT White. Brig Granada, Garvey, Culdad Bolivat, Harbeck & Ce. Brig Gov Brock, York, Trinidad, 7 Schr Onatavia, Simonton, St Johns sat Tusyaguez, PR, JY Onatavia & C1 Schr Oregon, Lewis Gonsive ell, Halifax, Sehy Aurcra, Cr rE * , Mobile, C H Pierson. esetreme Ross, Platt, Fredericksburg, Van Brunt & ght. Echt Hanover, Richmond, C If Piorson. Sehr Lydia Ann, Voorhees, Richmond, Van Brunt & Sehr Ontario, Golder, Norfolk, Van Brunt, & Slaght, Schr A B Preston, Bacon, Baltimore, Van Brunt & Slaght. Schr Feiuil, Harvey, Philadelphia, Jas Hand. Schr Louies, Cl Boston, Lewis. Schr Lacon, Bearse, Boston, J Atkins & Co. Schr Enterprize, Clark, Eastport R E Arrowsmith. Steamer JR Thompson, Cohansey, Baltimore, Wo H ‘Thompson. Steamer Delaware, Seymcur, Philadelphia, © D Sanford. Steamer Michigan, Morehoure, Philadelphia, J & N Briggs. Sloop Motto, Dighton. J H Havens. Sloop Fashion onburg, Norfolk. & Graves. 03 ee! Bly Sloop Ruode Island, Gardner, Providene ARKIVED, Bhi; tegen (new clipper), Amebury, Rookland, 6 days, in ballast, to WT Dugan. ‘Bark Uuada (of Portland), [iseomb, Matanzas, 13 days, with sugar. to Moses Taylor Brig Chilian (Br), blir Caen al NS, 12 days, with Pigster and centoes to W cl oy Dap Newtllan, eboweal Pictou, 16 days, with coal, to hitney & Brig Sameon, Wheeler, St Marks, 14 days, with cotton, to- bacco, &o, to Brodie & Brig Condor (of Goldsboro’), Small, Machine, 8 days, with lumber, to master. Schr P Paterson, Eldridge, Charleston, 10 with 9 cot of ton, bound to Boston; put in on account ef the sick cavinin. Was towed to the Quarantine ground “by evonm- Ajox. Eons Baw IEW Caled, Wethersfield, Conn, 2 days, Soebr¥ Mervin thom Schr Eulen Louis, 7 Sehr Elm City, © Behr Perine. Tngrat Varroi Bebr Ohio, Chase, Newport, RI, 2 days. Sehr Victory, Pratt, Portland, Coun, § days, Schr Ann, Shaller, Porth Exes i" Scnr Peter B Ander: “Fordind daye. BSobr Atlantic, Nicke: Schr William, Nixon, w Schr GL Lovell, Lovell. Bi Schr David Babson, W Schr Cornelit for Albany. iow enter & Bedford, wa Behr E'F Lopis, Berry, Bort Sehr Seyah Ann, Cock, Cala\ Schr Elijab, Small, Millbridge, 10 4 Bene Arabella, Wase, AGdison; 12 day Schr Cordelia, oe. Reported hore on Hurl- dayn. Nacktand, 8 ey 8. ante yeavordsy. Bastpor t, 12 da Sotir Mary Franc Sebr Mary May bur; Ficge Portemoyth, NH, 2 days. rane br Magellan, @aye Sebt Nasey Mille, B Providence. BELOW. Broore, Brown, 104 4 from Philadelphia. rid ne bark, aud one brig, unknown. BATLED, nth Bloop Rien), from Canton. Stoamehips Humbol Glasgow Winois, Har Tinklopa Tow Havre; Ginogow, Cral t bi rlestop; Hoanoke, Tarrieh, Richmond; storeship Winchester, Briggs, Liverpool; J , Nore biigs Gon Wilson, Bookwith, Apa- Tnchicola, Vernon. Wind during the day, ma, ron down by stoamehip Black War a0 (rom Havene to thie port, was toon anchor in 11 fathoms water, he masts and sails The cohr Sarah were gone. | Herald Marine Correspondence Eveanrows, Noy 1B, Arrived—Sebr Spml Ne Ewen, NY, for Boston eaibee for ‘vent, lost both i Ratchet Sevieewyoa, Ulery Peat man or: “gehts Dichenam. Nev pereen erking Rickaren, Beaton, Vor Voya- |. Sulliv: Tolande, 3 schrs Monterey, “4 sere Taanven, aass stant aeiate of Gi Wali ees Baypors, Rikers! A nsaben: Cla jchmond. 9d. Gem Niok: Hoste brig F Fabars, Fontaino, St dao; tehe Marge Louie’ Charleston. Suir Canons ashore on South Poi A ind in the channel of the Columb sear St Helene, Sth ult. Les aald that the shanuel areowet ough fot two vonetls to pose.nt once, the na was obstructed for the time. and fr to Pr aiden’ Roads ee ne ce Ay ee yetsels were towed up to the cil ‘aylors ming by steamer Jona halemy wi fld from Seaconnet River Wrens nierk United States, Hicks, | (trom bd ti aM jSlante Oves ALT: letter from Capt Clark, Leonidas, by Iatter from Capt Cummiskoy, uly on coat of Chi hompsop, FH, 1 ciro in distress, was oot Tee ‘was chartered Heard from , by lettor settee Ast Miller, of the Indi NL, bo lat, Wo, Phenix, Brewster, do, 138) whe Heard irom no date. bat early in the reason, Alice Fra: ‘Teber, ¥B, 6 whe, all picked up doad among the ice; was reon thterwards whalic avd boiling; Avg %0, Midss, Wood- be aoe 5 te two whales, was seen to take a large whales fow Brox, hen — Sept 12, lat 23 14 N, lon 22 04, Cloora, Smith, NB, two large wha es. Spoken. Ship Golden Fleece, E oem a Som Boston (Aug 16) for San Francisco, Oct 5, Int 2 N, Be bin Holyoke, from Newyert, B for NOrloans, Nov, Int : "st Sctamia, Hagedorn, from Loudon for NOrloans, No eta lon t r), from Boston (17th), for San Ship Meteor (new clir Francisco, wis pignalized 18th, Cape Cod Leering WW. ite signal with red ball, ip steerin owing & Ww Sept iO Int SB UES ton jerk Swan, Holmes, from Philadelphia for St Jago do Cuba, Nov 9, Int 20 N, lon 69 W. Bark Gov Von Oakclm, § days from Philadelphia for Bar badoes, Nov 3 lat 23 16 fon H3,, to take her om Bark Bertha (of Camdon), Suart, from Shiclde for Ha- | vans, 6th inst Int 26 50, Bark Wenham, Wed Mey) 2, Int 51, lon 4 Magyar, 3 di S days from Belfast for Jamaica, 15th in int 89°20. fem eB 1 Brig Vesta om Bailen te Gslveston, was passed 18th t Cod besring WNW. from Gonaives for Boston, Nov 3, off Wat- on from Nowport, E, for Baltimore, Foreign Ports. : Lisnon, Oot 18—Ship Kuphrasis, Smith, for NYork Ist inst. MAnzex, Noy 5—Arr brig John Balch, Handy, Havans. Nuxviras, Nov 5—Bark Girard, Chase, frow NYork; brig Chinchilla, Robinson, frem do; schr Almira Joy, Joy, do. Fort Cauerso, Oct ares Monserrste, Janson (or Darton). from NYork, Sonimass, Sopt 11 (back date)—Arr brig Win PAllen (Br), Troup, St John, NB. Sr B, Nov 15—Arr brig Dovo, Dill, NYork; ashe Luciede Morrie do; 16th, brigs Vulosn, Mann, NYork; 17th, Baxtor, Alexandria; sohr Richmond, Card, NYork. Cid 13th, sbip Greenwich, Childs, Liverpool. Also, old 17th, ship Andover, Delano, Pe Sr Sreruen, Nov 10—Agr bork ‘Cosmo, ridge NYork, Cla 9th, sbip Pauline, Colburn, ‘Bristol iy (and a from Eastport 1th). TaLcanw Ano, Sept 27- would jrobably be cond rth ee Ship Hercules, Giford, disg guano; 1 Thorne, Fall iRiver. ALEXANDRIA, Nov 18—Arr sche [ram Saith, Hall, Fall River, ld brig Quadruple, Swan, Bormuda; sohra {felon Mar, Bridgeport; Home, NYork. BA » Now 17—Arr wr Wm Gregory, NYork. Cld bag rt A ‘Hamlin, Savannah OSTON, Nov 19—Arr ships Inde} cincane ‘Sept ‘imoleon, Pousland, NOrlet Kelloch, Pensacola; brige Tuscat, King, Ottoman, Ray, Malaga Sep’ steamer Admiral, Wood, Jol 5 ut Ei a pos ‘eld barks Ann & Mary, Day Dillingham Panama, Homer, nan: brig Choo: ndenc els pale Thtinde puis bos, SA bark Chester, and free below, back Aretha: *ONELFAST, Nov12—Are aches 8 A Smith, Carter, and TB Hedeman, Philtrook, NYork. DANVERS, Nov 1é—Acr sobrs Cspo Cod, Kelley, and Pio- neer, Baker, N Yo DIGH' Philadelpbia for IN, Nov 1°—Arr schrs Rosotus, Taunton, Fnfiadelphis, Rogers, NYork. Sid achr CR Vick ery, pauenson eats AST T, No@ 9—Arr chip ees arte St Ste hen, (and sld lith for Bristol, i brij SEN heeler, Shagk- Fora} AWindsor (and sld 10th for Philadelphia), Sld posbwels Harbinger, Hoyt, Philadelphia; llth, echrs Maris Jan Small, Georgetown, DC; 13th, brig SG Bass, eWinohoster Alexsndria. Ibth--azr brig Shackford, Michener, Philadelphia. ELL SWORTH, Pov 1S—Cld brig Chas Rdward, Doak, FALL RIVER. Nov 17—Arr sehr M BjDavis, Davis, Balti- mere; Ibth brig Aleenus, Church, do do (via Norfolk’ where she put in to stop a leak), ld 18:h, schrs Virginia and Geo Hoeflman, Philadelpbia, GARDINER, Nov li—Ar schrs Vendovi and Adelaide, NYork. ‘Sid 16, schrs Enterpoise, Blake Charleston. GALVERTON, Nev 10—1n port ship 8 F cAustin, Me NYcoe dg; bark Rebs Wille, Baxter, do “do, Lal bf for Boeton, just commenced dg:' bri Kallen: ds 1dq; endamaauen, Grooketet from veg coils, spare, Ko, from Bester, her cargo of lumber would robably be eold, and id load for Boston; Darver, © VY HARTFOR: iout, Hand, Phila- delphia; sloop Mary Atwat Waterhouse, NYork. Sid N NNIS, Nov Is—In port, brig Elish Doane, Nickerson, from Baltimere for Bostow with lens of foreyard. NANTUCKET, Nov 18—Sid schra EH Adams, Adams, Raymond, Bou: «i GF Brown, Ingersoll, Susan, Rusell,.N York. DFORD, ®oy J5—Arr_sohrs Copia, Wareha fer Philadelplit EH Adgine, Nawtecket for Batti 19th, J Raymond, Nantucket for Norfolk. Sld 19th, echre Sylvink, (trom Randwich) Alexandria, Copia NEWBURYPORT, Nov 17—Sld schr Chas Appleton, Somerby, F philaaely hia, ‘ORT. Nov 19—Arr brig Delta, Millikin, St Mary for Boston; acht Ralsbows Refers, Wichwona for Bose Cld sehr Fakir, Taylor, for Mobile; sloop Annawon, Hop: kings, for Mobil 00 | Smith, 16 NEW LONDON, Nov 18—Arrateamer Chas’Os Normich for Neg; brig Driganae, Melntire, Pi iladelphis, for Boston: sehr Lady of the Ocean Fone, from Philadel- phia for Boston. Sldschrs Clotilda, Gildersleeva, and Hud eon, Church, anh Acheab D, Johuson;,Vesta,jTomlin, and Superb, Fergo, Philadel phi NORFOLK, Nov rig Nebo, Pierse, from Balti more bound o Motte, nin 1,600 strokes per hour. Cid brig Rowlard, Watts, Barba OREGON. Oct 8—At St Helens, ship Great Britain, Cald- yell, for China few ae ldg spare Khetore reportod for ae Francisco); bark J thew, for Sen Francisco, Graving 96 feet, delayed Wer at tides by low water on Swan Island bar; 8 brig ip the chasnel, and perhaps others, Sid 4th thij. M Lowes, Patten, Chit 8, to x NYork. The J Merithew may have eld previous to the sabeee date. Pu ILADELPHIA, Nov 19 PM—Arr schr Volts, Rackett, Oey ged R Jones, Honeywell, NOrleans.4 PLYMO ov Arr acht Annah D, NYork. 81a no date, schrs John Eliot, Wood, and Charles, Gritfin, Balti ore NCE, Nov 18—Arrachrs Science. Glagding Al Meteor Perry, Rondout; J © Waldron, Li ly Sid schrs Convert, Brown, Charleston; Liberty, William: ery as Angeline, eoety Alb: * ! sloops ‘ommeree, Ty! rick Brown, Gardiner, NYork. PMICHMOND. iNet occld bark ‘Haifhemann, Pie Liverpool. Sd schr in Theesen, Crowell, Salem; George Loft, Eitingswerth, NYor SALEM, Nov Bel ace rene Alice Mowe, Pike, Georgetown, SAN FRANCISCO, Oct 19—Cld ship N B Palmer, Low, nila. Ms iladel- re, Conia, Mills, NY. WILMINGTON, Nov 16—Arrschr Memento, Smith,N York. Cid brige LB Palmer, Parke, Boston; Krone (Prua), Eieppe, Liverpool; echra Julia Ann Rich, Snow Mobile: 11 yes tan’ Malay, Philadelphia; Manhaasoh, Myers, Nori Capt J hes ¢ Ten, Sraehiegton ooh ainer Grieve, ange do s Denmark: MiGrieve, Jr, F Grieve, Washington; HM Rey MJ" Spaulding, Bishep "ol bog ie. Very Rov Deparco, Kentucky; J Geol Jr, and rego W Patterson sad danghter, St Leu oolndge a iady, R H Dixey and in Brown, lady, end Mr Catacory, Russian, Tenens Mrs Tem Pr ngirk Ted, Slag, N York, Master Grataw Bos: Arther L Willing, P a acotig M Hirschfield, HA Mr ti ir Lemorcier and ‘lady, CM Eustis andiady, Boston; ter, L Ly Mi: ¥% Lemoxier, Mr Kelly, Mr Conrvoisior, V Tonrgis D Bayes. F Jeon! and two ohildven, N York; snd Med California; A Hernardoz, Havana; RP ¥ Houseman; T M Stewart, Philadelphia; C Patty, ‘Michie Mr Undenfell Germany; M Sperry ‘A Sh: c erman, J Tambach, F eonge, 1 ir Gaasell. D Oh froney, Sola bi Maohitinni, Mrs Pehne, Mons Con i M Baupsin, be m, 8 J Cohen, | ipGlasgow—M Lymington, Edinburg, sir wm. Gordon, Bart., Cennda; Margt Currie, Glasgow; ‘Wm Merkleham, ‘ow; Sen Marcedo, Montreal : Me id Arwood, Canada; Dr Godfrey, DGrant, Glasgow ; T Boot, J And reson, Edinburg; J Morris, Mre Morris, J Morris, M Morris, Canadas; D Stewart, New York; 1 = 8 meee ores il, New Yor! Stuart, New Yor! J Pettigrew, Ji a Mri Douglane, Mr J Taylor, Total 3. <i ‘apt ay a of P re H » B Fiii 5 Mo lyme an ly, the Ball's en, TH Flanegan, AT Lawn, GM Smith, B Hall, Re Wilmot, Rev kel , D Goldsmidt, lady, two ehildon and tw) servants, D Goldemidt, J, a OK, Mrs Frierson. Mrs Kelenard,, P K Raymond, Wells, Fargo & C met Go ngor, Berfor E Patt Mrs nase ton, Mrs Wilmot, id child, 8 E Gardi 8 or, Mrs ; ferhill and Indy, BP a a pring J ood win, eoler, firing RE Loses J Sian orp. teinan HG Ww \ A vingon, J Janse Pesnith, AS Smith Brown and lady, Med M Mathews, Mre Konrnay ott, child apd servant, G B Nihoin W Dison, KE Colton, Mrs AM Pauley 4) theo ghiidgen, D Vurle wi tiady J Rice, § § Motnty roy uae n Wie J Kohn, A ‘Howard, Bi Bion and Indy, LR Wiliams Me Waterhouse, Amomnan, P Porn, GW Day, W i Lowry, Major Faller, USA, WG Ficld. D M Field, D_W. Gilmer, W Barr, u Richol, Longfellow, W Church, AWJ Larenbro, 88 Good poh, @ Parkpuret, M Warton, B Wi@ting, 3 Pike J Morton, A Dunaberg, H Moren, G edly n. W Huntington and servt, BF Baldwin LK K ind boy. & Neyo, K Herel, Capt D Coney, T Baker, A ok, © P Duplex, J Van Alen, O Lodtman, M We Akippan, HL Boyt, B Wilsis, MS F Woodward, J Davis, G Poingert rald, 8 Staple K = r Ww ‘Sewer, igs Maas Yentcony Mrs Manan tak Chiat Be Voughp, G | Baird, J Sohilaberg, LH Le Pe | Ja Rewley, H Crandell, J McCubbin, oat North, J T Green, Bx arton, A Warren, J sor, Mar; lhe Jey, M Shienk, J Pi ell, A i} _ hh al re }4a-[) ne PRS ly, : Prescett, J an, D8 8 et oa. 3 Syhaceit Bite bee teres wr a af Bast ‘Tracy, Mi finwles JM Cobb, ‘Chas mag Willey, Franois Let Pennsylvania, | fon. John mn, HBlish and Ange S00 in tho steera, i, ‘ein? ry i Panama railroad mechanics- a an——Steamahip Star of the We. wor'D Ysa © ° ell, G Schedel, and wifo, D Gutshall and ba) D Gort Mrs C1 rafin Mat nm, J AG Newhall, WIE Gould G Bend E D Gallaher, mor, N Cur: ‘Adams, T H Caldwel b MeGarner, BLeon- Love,J Davidson, B ton, J Kant J Bowman, E Bowman, W Bowman oauvertey, HStxey, J Farmer, F Thilo, if Lovrer. J ‘Thilon, J J Sith, M Gales, C P V Seriohten, J yams, PB W Gibbs, HB Phare Cae CP Nowton, R parker, Gil: Rt W Soott, say, Adam Jory E Yeusg, WE Baker, 5 bert, ‘Jas Hunt, J Cummit N Crawford, B Cra op, J Varker, O Gari hiley, "4 1 Webber, 1 Hed Stuart, BS Moody, W Bi man, JF Waterm Williams, wife aud infent, rey Ri Tiarwood, W Gi J Sickles, JL Dig OConmely McDonald, T Hogan, D Flinn, S$ Leonard, D Upton, N unnewell, é Davis, J Hovey, P H Tiormann, J Bruce, P Bell, wife and infants, Margarot and Mary Thiors, Elizabeth Halig, Rieneck, wife and infant, Miss © Rioneck, Miss B Bakor, Mice 1nC EAllbon, Miss 1 Thorn, A Gortaon, FE Smith, A Falow, © W Starke. J Robinson, AO Chamber: jon fan A wea ‘i + Patrick, EC Kearney, J Cos: tello TO" Bri rreil, W Jeiur, ‘wife anid children, Mres Phillips and? childcen, Mutoh if Jackson, JM Jackson, $F Olds, JC, Wisu 8 Walsu arth, Hunt, C D Canfield, / C eee We ans and ‘wifesD C Anderson, J D McGowan,8 Thompson,C W Nys- trom, 1'J Glover, M Roach, 1L Stantion, H M Desmond, D Parker,J Smith, W H Soudder & wife, RK Soxton, wife and 5 children, Mrs Madison and child, E child, M Omsburg er, Phitian, wife and by) T A Sehrod and wite, J Taylor, J G Hanson, Humohrey, C Beard iiss Pearce: land, LM Wilk my Gw Knapp. Ht trong, Wm Moore,G W C:gewell, E Coffin, DW Samy U MeDevest. © Lasbeveet, M McLaughlin J Fai WJ sPatehines, Ez Melanes Hing ris? Bots Bat Bushby, 8 Brun, Wheeler, S M Barber, GrHamlin, G Crospin, © PB Harker, J.C Hagard, @ Burn ‘J Wells 3 Aitken, J 3 iil, J Housley, CN Baler, J Lin aH Crags, 0 Carpenter, dW Wolf, Keoble, J ne, NM Tyrrell, D A Putney, 7 3 Patton, 8 Hurgorford, J) Mont nnioe, an, JM MaGregor, J W die. Sime and boy, WG ‘mon, C WN Eulot's Hogan, BG Steteon, JM ‘Re Piatt EW Hiams, H Runyon, W SBP Burkhsrt, 8 G: B an, ie Sherlock, Ts wife and three chileren, E Sowsllings wit ey Mrs Sims and child, H 8 Daniels, ‘wife ‘and ohild, Mrs Worner and child, Mrs Hatch and obild, A Underwood. F Randall, S A Darker, wife and child, § B Joslin, GM Bishop, 3 Mindhan, 4 J Hagan, W Hi Hagan, N Hagan J Bott- eher—! he SAvanvan—Steamanip bya ert Coo, KR bs WBtotosbury, 8 Wilmot, Mra O Wardwell L8now, C Wilbour. W iH Wolf JM Wardwell x, B Dean anc Indy, WO Price, WD Hall, MA Cc M sey J. Bailey N Towor, C White. and | A Wingfield and wen D twither, Mra Middicton and 801 n. EG’ Fer , C Pa 8, J W Wint Dr T Wells servant, Miss M Wells, Miss Robertcon, G W Cuylor and Indy, Mies Cuyler, W Robertson W ityan, @ Robortson, G Robérteon, Je, WP Lyman, J Ward, Mre Appleton, child ard nvrse, J Savery an indy, W Savery and lady, A’ Wells ted indy, GIN Bleckerand iady. Are Rashburn and child, § Fay, Mio J Ingersoll: Mrs Balgham, Mra MF Lym old K Hallett TL Hallett JB ASG JH Baoholor and lady, J Wilk fay BF Gillett, Mre Bi E Steenber HA ney, Mrs Buse, Mire Drews, C Without Mrs @ W Colios, E Cotten JMoRory, N F Bussell, W Lancaster—% in the steerage. CHarL ‘EsTON—Steamship Union Fret Seas and iady, Capt sj Her Oheayiex and lady, L dorzee, J M Herrick, P hi) Gener @A Hull red G Smith, E Powter, W. Northrop, Ailes, si B Beale L Bostwick. B Soulior, land. OB us Miss ayler, A d 1n8 ett BA Chapin, R jee ic legis, two ohil- ADo Johnson tad indy, Oa wondert snd’ Ys pagtets, GU tle, an ur Saldior, WN Secvent Barnard’ F Bernard aud lady, ve Hanley. jarnard, Mirs 8 Fieg and two neice’ TL, Miteheli, Indy and two children, A visits ard lady, 4 F Cochran, Indy, nurse and cbi Taylor Mics EP Taylor, Mise M fall. W Hareell, ¢ H 8 a hire BL Proficau, Miss Proilena, Me Proileau, R Cre Misses Bush, M ted ED servant ann infant, Mr Gaetjens, J L Cary nd J Carolon, G A Bailey, J Dinmore, F Holman, A K Page, BO P J Tully, H Mazen J Long, J H Pew: x MeDenalds M Doyle, i Devine, M Dovize hts D Ms ry Nourer Brae eae ee David i Burroughs, hum, BM Sl Holland: Mred Higgins, A Daeg S$ Dayton. A yo. mehip . Maile for (itis sttiaty on it twelve o'clock, M., from hor No berth nace bard aid for. Ye - board at LL Thi Paswen, ers are requested to steamship Baltio will succeed the P: » ani sail beriith.. For freight basenne maven uhequalled ao om modations qe elegance id co ery COLLINS’ & CO., % Wall streot. INTER ARRANGEMENT.—THE LIVERPOOL AND Philadeiphia Steamship Company invend sailing the favorite ey smehi ps: CITY 0: F RANCH ESTER, 2.125 ons %. Robert Leitoh. CiTY oF GLA8GO 1610 tons, Capt. William Wylie. Puck Punaperetias Qlty of Giaszow. Saturday, Nov. 20, 1862 City of Mana) a. 6, 1 City of Glasgow, Fon: ‘Tharsda} City of Mancher' City of Glasgow. Gity of Manchester. .. City of Giasg City of Manchester. OL, Wednesday, Dec. 8, 1953. Wednesday, Jan. 5, 1353. . Wednosday, Fob. 2, 1353. City of Glasgow.... . + Wednesday, Mch. 2, 1353, City of Manchester. Wednesday, Mob. 30, 1483, RATE OF PASSAGE. FROM PHILADELPHIA. Saloon Bidetp ‘ A limited number of third clues passengers will be taken from Philadelph: Liverpool, and found in provisions. From Phlladely nt .$20 | From Liverpool. .. .6 guinoas. Certifieates of passage will be iaued hore to parties who sirous of bringing out Aboir friends sb coFresponding TAProight 668. por ton. “Coatse goods, hardware, &¢., will be taken subject ‘An experienced Will be onrried on excl ship. Sicall drafts drawn at sight on England and Ireland. For freight or passage, app! TOMAR RICHARDSON A Rxohange pleco, N. York, No § Walnut atfect, Philadetphis. and RICHARDSON, BROTHERS & ‘con Liverpool EW YORK AND HAVHE STEAM NAVIGATION Company.—-The United States mail steamers, the FRANKLIN, J. A. Wotton, commander, and the HUM- BOLDT, D. Lines, commander, will lesvo jouthampton, for the year 1852, Now York, Havre, ‘the following Save LEAVE NEW YOR: Humboldt, Sat'day, e Franklin, Humbolds, Franklin, an steamers, bu 200 to hen Sirength, or comfort, by afloat. Th for passongers aro of the most eK Kinde, Scuthampton both goin ning, oy eoding to Lon ‘of both ie wo pC re an: rother Prine (a her oc econom f passage from New | Hi Southam, ‘ork "yt eat ee SR nll he aes oar “rer "yOrier bt viRdston, Agent, 68 Broadway. WILLIAM ISEUIN, Hay MAWTINEAU, CROSKRY 1 & CO., Southampton. Oo pag WEST INDIA ISLANDS AND CHAGRES’- ritish royal mail steamship CONWAY, Capt. This: ip on tho 4th Deoomber n month, for Ohi ‘with the Purke Isl ee Fee et ANDIEW Lt iowa ot U0, Aponte, te fevann Feewopee or each ct aes eres ym New iba” "ALABAMA, and BU ML Te MITCH Tae Agents 191 Fron shrek, X N.Y. OR BAN FRARCIEGO OALIFORNIA.—THE PACKRT ship SHAKSPRARE, Wr. Brows, Master, now loading at pier \No. 11, oars ris 4 wil! gail with dispastoh. For of onbit Ting. superior peavorcom non board, or Nos Roar Buitding “G0. —FOR RIO JANE. Re splondid now stoamay burthen,) Robors i ae wal prcinc ea weRe enw ‘ohparnion a P JOUN Le SERP ARNE, (400 Peorson, comm andor, will b v4 ports | on oF ndoud Hae th Donor 4, having puperh acco" amos: i Comosay, Mhontl * geek OR “io JANEIE WD VALPARAISO.—THE Nu ¥Y e',0 eplepdid sto SLERRA NEVADA, J. D. 1 pon ‘ammandor, will be desratehod for t ports, on OF about the 2h November, trom Vier No. 3, North river, x ne! » Onh Or pasennes OONy STP Ruth) & SOR, Agente, Sk Broadway NITED STATES MAIL 8 il aa comnesting with the ae COMPANY, ship Company. Onl; 8, ets ante tar one, Oren ‘e. “bine U. 8. D. D. Portes aA oi steam, pan Gott 01 iso: Mail Stoaumnh ai ease roamed rine CiaminS 4 ~ WHITNEY. at Hy tee of oe No Ty Wort strect, corner of Wetton. NB nie P- nested to supply themsolves with the ‘ee itis ind ing, which will be signed at theotfics, bevween the hours of ton and one o'clock. N YORK AND SAN FRANCISCO STEAIYSHIP at reduced rates -No EW Line—Through to San Francise Hants, on the Isthmus.—The new and splendid Perc] NITED STATES, Wn. C. Berry. comm will I Now York for Asplawall, Navy D Tae d PM, connecting at Pavaiun with ip Ci toamshij pel at Pannen, ‘ied hg the ant at ‘Aspinwall, and take the Panama railroad. songers are cautioned that roe for this line are sold only at No. Sere Now You 8. BROOKS & CO., General fonts, JONES & JONNSON, 9 Wall scroet Frisst SUIP FOR AUSTRALIA DIRECT.—THE BEAD. tiful new clipper ship BOTHNIA, Captain Avory, 1,000 tons burthem, being fitted up entirely for the oomfors ef seengers, Much superior to any other vessel now in New ork, will axl with iminediate despatch. P: a to examina, for thomasel ore pier 23 Bast rive: LER Bi ee Was and 1i8'South strech, ov to TSARG TE. SMITH, 101 Wall strost. AUSTRALIAN CLIPPER LINE.—FOR MELBOURNE, Port Philip, and Sydney. The new A. hip Glance, F.C. Taylor, master, will sail for ee Degembor: ‘4th. Her unequalled socommodations for second cabin pa ate, and the reputation whieh this line has for dispatch, is a sufficient ry we for par- bound to Australia to engage in this ship im pret toany othet bound fer those porta. Ap} GAN &3 43 Front shreet, or to soe toT, cua ee Both ‘gud ones noble ference ‘Cb, DU- roo 106 ing all hor ask 4 Sourgo is the ith sbip of ‘this ling. It is sary bo fay that she will bo fttod up, and’ provisinsain she sone Uberal manner as the ships thas have preceded her. | Am ry plication for passsge is recommended, on board, of {DOIN OGDEN & it W. CAMBHON: 113’ Wall steeabe USTRALIA.—THE MAGNIFICENT CLIPPER SHIP ALBUS will sail on ‘Tuesday noxt, an more second cabin passongers, Rretuced tates th demand for steerage berths in this incomparable vessel is a sufficient bar ‘ument that in allthe essentials of room, light, Hntion, she is far in advance of all the veescls ad: ‘I for Auskeaiin, “Apply ou board, plot No. 16, fook o€ ars o'eleck P. For re ht on board, ‘where ail bills of "alo Will be signer pasenge at the office of SPOFFORD, TILESTON & CO., 48 South stroot. Savannah passengers (icketed through, without oxtee gharge. ‘Through tlebets sold, to Florida, as follows:—Re Jacksonville, $31; to Pilatha, $33. 0K ey ease Ramee rene iis SUPE- Lu rior steamship ALA alow, om urday, Nov. 27, at three o' nin F 4, Nore Apply to SA! Li tA oak stra. Tho Florida, Capt. M. 8. Woodhull, o1 Baie jay, Deo. 4th. For speed, strength, accommodations and fae these shine have no superior on the coast. EW "YORK AND ALABAMA STEAMSHIP COM- for Mobile, stopping at Havans.—The new side- Steamship BLACK 1OR, Robert W. Shufeldt, U.S. N., commander, will receive freight Monday Nov. Tish, and sail for the above ports on Thursday, N twelve gjelook precisely, from plot, foot, of for 8 por cubic foo! Mobile, will be forwarded free No freight taken to Havana. bu 3 of comgnissions. No frqdght, received on sailing days. Company ladit be had at 6l Wall street, Shi their Wile of Tading to she office by ni ne orelook P.M, Wodnesday, Nov. LIVINGSTON, CROCHERON &CO., 31 Broadway, ware aaa NEW DOUBLE ENN, able pars Sears, gin Tommmasaer, will leeve Bort: direct, om Monday, Doce is ship has elegant acoom mo gage in cabin, state-room, $00; passage Freight ‘on measurement) goods, 25 cent Shippers are requ supply spotiber's form of bills ef lading. ke’ao other Will No siguede ey may be had on application at the office of the site aud will be cfs at the office prior to the day of ned on board. . No freight eeovive bills iedite med, after 12 o'eloek on the day of eal or freight of passage, apply on board, or to "EY MERGGEN & CO. 130 Pose! street. Marks & Thomas, ge cieten MADE paek nom, BOY. TO wea Lover.—Professor Lawton, ee ; He M will vend to any sddsene ox re i fa, pinin directions $0 enable ladion Or gontiemon to devoted affections of as man; of the the Spherite wax ag ire. The process fo, bus 60 onptivad- & Lii*thay be marcieg; keroepective of (Re, Sppous: ce, oF poaltion; and last, though nob, Least i oan be ae ith such osse and de pei vt jE gg! oh rr y range sible. Testers taken from rela a ‘Address Professor H Site Post Ofiee’ nalece be peciage be MEDICAL, RUsHION, (CLARK & CO.'S GENUINE MEDICINAL Cod liver Oil,—The uniform success of this valuable re- meéy in oases of consumption and scrofulour affeotio hse rendered it the most popular medsine of (th it is yecommended hy all the most eminont physicians. 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