The New York Herald Newspaper, October 22, 1857, Page 8

8 NEW YORK HERALD. THURSDAY, OCTOBER YHE UTAH EXPEDITION. eee Our Special Correependence. (Ameri yon Cus, “ms sours,” Angest $8, 1887. ‘mp Bremare ROAD FO CYAU—CIVILMATION ON ‘SEB WEOTEEN FLAINS—CHBar CITY LOTS ON THB PLATTS RIVES— REAL BOTATS GOING POR A BONG— 3GBAM TOFRG’S PaRPsRATIONS 20K THE RECSF- ‘SOP OF UNULS Gam. fAsce | wrote yco op tbe 20m inst, we have been in- @usiricerty plodding cur weary pilgrimage towards tbe fand of the “Latter Day Bains,” along the valley of the menotenovs ame, 10 ai) ap; carasces, Rever ending river Piette, until we are now appreaching near Fort Laram!s. Boevizg Bo recent intelligence in toe way of Mormon: or Medians worth relating, perhaps my ewn impremions of Be country we are waversing may not be altogether with @t interest to rome of your reaiers, especially if they Goud bappen to belong to thet cass whose rating pro Pensity mciince their steps tm this direction im search of & Seuntry moze propitious than thai their ‘athers have 6u- ees. ay que To those persons, and others who peradventure may all be magna vba ie PR pnt ever Decome ofiicted with the cmigrating mania, #0 very io soaked intention ouvalent and contagious in his adverturoas aod roving | [Wrriur? ize continued’ he Ualiee tates ashory ge, his loiter wil) addrese ‘self ins particular manner, tiet send a Guvernor to rule my peopls whom I shail a0 and, in some cases, may prove an antidote. prove of, he will be well recetred,’’ atherwtes, be said, @m leaving the Missouri river from Fort Lea “{ will send him to bell acros: jots.”? Thea tarning to wards the Califorpians, be adireseed them as foi- venworth, opon the emigreni road for Uteh, Oat. | jw: xen Cae Rg tee cy we immedi entered an | Sisles wbe you D armed, an ee oe undaleting ith country, que \ode;endest, one of them replied, “You may wh but little wocdand, save here amd there ® marrow skirt of bickory, oak and some other vorietios of bard timber boi dering the wa\tr couress, Dut altogetner Madequaie to the wants of s dense farm'ng population | find in ‘She roll for the first sixty miles, or at far ca ibe “Bg Ne maha” (an sffiuent of the Missouri river) is @ deep bisok team, exceedingly rich and productive, and tolerably wel! puppiied with spring Drarches of wholesome water, while fhe surface is every where covered with @ dease coating of matritions alura) grarses. ‘This seotion has been purchased from the Klokapoo Ja- inns, anc is regarded at & very desiradie loonity fur tbe Busrandman, The choles spot along the streame bave aiready been taken possession of by squatters, and are bela high ertimaton by then. The pr ductive powers of the soil have been submitted fe @ test for two oF three years, and !i is foun 0 yield good retarne of corn, oat: and several other Kinde of grain. As vo journeyed along rer these reiling prairies ocr eqn were ofien giseled with the cheerful right of the px amiive tevements of baviy pivneere whom 8 spirit of at ‘venture bad epiiced out into these wild and ;emote wi fedeu and nob 10 onr asionishmem, “e es countered the sdten 6 RumeroUS emOFYO citer laid cut end staked off in doe ‘orm iwto street:, avennes, oublio eqvares, &o , aod erieoting bis words and framing bis sentences, as be n Herury © man who knows bow to send poo ple to the ober world by as shorts road as he one indi ated by hit, and it te not tmpossidie, if occasion calte for is, shat he may choose atm to aol ae oloneer upon this road wich seems w Ve so familiar to sim J have been wid Prat the officers of the Treasury bave pever been able to obteip the first voucher !rom Gov. Young for money that bas been entrusted to bis hands for baiiding @ capital aod Gber Territorial purposes, If such be the fact mey it nox come witbin the soope of reasonadie eonjecture tha: the Auticipation of bet prover disborsem: of tbe Mor mon potentiate at the savent of the recently ap- pointed Territorial officers rustatued by ® milliary force. Our Virginia Correspondence, Riowmonp, Va., Oct. 19, 1867 Celebration of te Oapitulation ai Yorkiown—@rand Tour- nament— Parade of the Volunteer Companies, dic , dc ‘Thi wes a glorious day in Richmond. Is looked like tee first dawning of ® new ers, ibe inauguration of » beppy milecnium, free from any perplexing aarociations tm the pbape ef barks, finances, suspensions or faliares. ik wee ab sgreesdie epwode im thie perted of genera) Goan- some of them, as strangs aa M way appear, ri fm di- } cial depression, aac an appropriate revival amid the uni Siaestens your own Gotham. ‘eral crach and chaos whicb for weeks past have held uu These cies eporaity projested upen ibe summits of ibe most at and nleas prairies, where voither | Mmited sway. Bat they seem to have found their cor wee, busb, or abreb could be seen, and ft wesmed a if | recitve in the patrictiam of the Old Dominion. The me Aeeve sp te Bad been coesen on account of weir uier woribirern’es for every otber known urpose. 1 must copfese } am sige ly A) upon the subject mysef yet who knows bes some of them mey ia time be come arr commercial cities? 43 the Mexican wouli say Qin sade” ere o Yonk+o, and inberiting « far o licoting usefvl information, fo woure the price of bie tn mory of ihe capiiniation at Yorktown bas pul s ltmit to their infmence: and as that even! was the close of # loor and ardvous strrggie, and the first presage of » ricriour future, #0, tt would seem i its commemoration hooked to as We cioair, im the prevailing drama and the fore shadow teg of an age of peo perity. ‘The most a tractive feature of the celebration to-day waa marked peachsal wee naturally led Ip answer to my me ibat sho great a ional reliway to tbe Pacific was bound t pase uprn the crest of the sage, aad manos of onsen 99 @wectty through bis town. He then proceeded to dis. exarse most ‘efoquentiy and elaborate!’ upon tbe ma mor- ous advaniages by bie over some meiguber. img rival ones, and advised me by ali means, if I hed the least regard fcr my own interest, to bose po ume in om Draeirg this rare opporvanity for wakug a independent ne. Among other potent aguments which be brought to beer upon the oconsi he informed me that it | eas a nestetue mae maa of family, end jocgirg from my enere! pearance ie raster’ Sowea'l war,” tat & wes © mater of On reaching ihe Pulr © eat importance | should n>. let the present ocomion es- ‘tmp for leaving them a competency “You bnow,”’ said be, “my dear friend, iife is mon- artin, amd you are bound for Utab io fig! freueda were preity well strewed with spectators, ibe ies of course forming ® very large, if not the largest o-ptlingent of tbe mass. Abid o'clock 4 M. its f wekirg eny reply. Shortly sfwer tesviog the Big Nemahe we ener the re Bervation at present cooupied Dy the Kiet apoos, which ex ‘wenty five miles The wood lend gt & 3 iH rn Hy | wendis, Abetr merorious character. after rapid Sonat heey? ‘te moet of te en Sena se \ eo Big fancy, we sor Love and 1” The names of the first “ maids of . be entire face of honor’’ were not av nounced, the selections betng probably a. Wraken expanse of @f the dal! to be given to night hn Ee hy ‘We \ere bene tary by eure | ell B i re H ‘The scene was altogether ove of itvely Interest, and tend «ne, ed tn no email to reli-ve the depressed and monoto- ‘fen und baton none: which our city has presented for weoks pas, tegether an ern veous under » p Ft y- Gun of Wai, and the slements for where to be fo nd butworn Grepn. I ist ve ‘Mesias and | (move Corrtorien aitore if i : i Py Hy a8 Atthe Latnegs Bouse—Bon ate“ “Somenr Cem Dr. Bimpeon, Fie 2 Om c” 5. A 2 oa, ebore . i fly ff Fi i i , You would net be pcaied ape the 40°) Ail, for your eepecial bynelt, very quietly walsper awe Jour ear "I believe from We bind quarters, which I wish to bring W your partioniar merits marke aitention, ie ibe fect 2 a> 8s ‘An! dee patnder Mt eve Wo be tramemitsed by special ex preva, a po inconaider Bird ble oot to the grvernment, eo thai, ure momy , should 10) the mail be re stabi etred aod contin sed? Brow Caforiuoete: the | fe ont dotechments of be for sopping Or deta'n'og these var munitions, and they, 1 fame, (0 Bot Comsider bemse! ves Rubor.sei lo amome the peepee Ditty ‘ Not ug RECO AB Coe Of We army, Wik © emai, to — for ——, but he denies that he to venta Aopa, or to any person for him, ‘Thovgh tie dente! fe evastve. and is a mere 7, e a a 20h, Inasmuch 9 i may be understood a8 w dewal of \ = of my stasements, | bave promrei from the reco wor stelew 1 did not suppose Gea. Seott would have ventured upon the mon cpquestionable charao‘er. ‘With these proofs I submit tbe potnte in coatraverey to ‘an intelligent pulic, not deeming a word of comment ne- Ocesary. All ihe other statemente in that addrors remaining ub- ted, the comluston is inevitable that they are }, BO we mitting of denial, the 1 e001 ie m Weabipgion betog too voluminous for this card, Toply podiira suih portions ar Felate to be point in is ve between myre!f anc Gen. Som, but apy gentleman desiring 10 emamine the whole record GID. J. PILLOW. oan do 80 by application to me. GENBBAL QUITMAN’S STATEMENT. About the micdie of July inst (18 7,) { was sammoned fo atend a meeting of officers at im Puebla, Me>too. I were met the General- Genersis w, Twiggs, think Col. ditezseck, Acting Inepeotor Gen Worth was not present and Gsperal Sr2 accounted for by Gen Boot, who said that he (amith) had been consulted upon on the douceur, ‘The General in Chief first dwelt upon the great impor. tance of peace to our ¢wnt-y, ond ths anxious desire of onr government to bring itabout. He gaia that influenced chiefly by these imprrant considerations, and his belief that as movement upoo the capital woud cat off all of an amicable edjustment of oor diffloultier, be halted true long at Previa That Gen. Pierce, with & sonticerable body of troope under bie command, was shortly expeoted to arrtvo; that cur numbers were wo fr tne enterprise before us, and that be expected reinforcements would be imroratnt to us. He therefore Tr queated the opin‘ons of the officers present upon the pro- priety of awaiting the arrival of Gea. Pierce. He also siaied thai be desired to covmuli them open another sarject of great delicacy and much tmportance; tunes the prospeste of psiee were now slight, but thes ne was informed by some foreign residents in Mexico taatthe desirable objec: could certainty bo ob ained by ibe eecret Bopication of & ronsiterabis mum of momey. That tre Mexican leaders expected the P to be attended with a douccur; that they were not in the babit of muving without; tha: the cre cf money for such purposes was — by the of other anderin, ap: otberwise He further added thet Mr. trist bed no power or instructions to use the three militons voted by Cong ess, oF any part of ft, to sucd ® purpo-e; that the same mast bo scoounted for on the faze of the treaty; that, however, regarded as “bread ihrows GRY. BEIFLDS’ BPA TRMENT. On oF abovs the 17ih of July, 1847, I received ao invite im the evento n. Boots’ i Foott said thas be intended to some moment— pet treet, New York,) will be made public af an early dey Dr-ther officers. He thereupon read + | and should no reply be reoetved before the 26th inat., that to Dimeelf, in whioh, as Dear as 1 can recolless, it waa | {not will be stated. Respectfully yours tuggested that the Mexican authorities were deiitate of Kellogg, ©. Kelley, macans, and tbat the writer, ry Kaward A. Lambert, Alexauder H. Dana, Deters ibat a judicious ap he E. 7. Backbouse, Jeane 0. 0 to obtain a peace, and use award E Bowen, Joba J Tie efforts to raise @ million or ® mililon and a hell a ‘Thomas Dovgiess, John N. Taylos. this pS Ns cate cnty Political Intelligence. _. i i E i } City Intelligence. Wrerceap Coxpmos or Tas Fovart Wasp Sonoais —Wil- Nem J. Heskett, Bq., Soko! Commissioner from the Six- ward, and Fogene Shine, Keq , Soko! Commissioner trem the Fourth ward, with several other gon'lemen, vieit- ed all the schools tm the Feurth ward on Wednesday aiter- oon. ‘The Commissioners repo t the sohools in sald ward as Deing in & most deplorable coud ition—desitiute of almoat necessary for thetr ase. The sodoolhvuses are sebools ards bi me yong! mi cradition. eminomery 7 be ce ce ry Py ry a only to the city Sd the Board of Edacaiion, but ‘even Poor's ward itself The Commies: i * 4m on Sevorday inet, The ground we quse covered | Kirker Mr. P. Carey, and ober goatlemes. Mutas) Marra—Takowr Kiouwsom ~The aurora Gcard, Captain MoUnbe, composed oblery of (te wom bers of N thelr anaes comptay cumbured olnetyoue muskets After turret we Prackics a game of football wae indalgel in, and in eveowe (be eArts wound op with & dance, wiyes aod daogblent of we ‘ee8, Were cosleeded for w Wthes, Gamoed plat oF aiivor plate §=The ‘'Poer Mon’s Gea V0" cea wewaye vars oot hard mes’! or ‘00 bard The CLomgemts Srart Caps Pman, weet bo Agtoris for dara % praction yowtwnaay, where sighinns valoabie mer.” “ somtanded fo Prthe ta iy Mrasbineion Soars, Capinca (ley, nmendering “Wis, proometed Ro Wenawken pestertay "w forty six ms ‘Thirty prise were oomiandied for, The target prank, '* company oon a » The Farrell Gy 44, eaterday on that's. Set —The Newburyport He Jabrador fost has arrived. be ‘ price ie ve Jaat year, an? consequently the feet w i} not do ae well ae we mackere feet { ‘the denis! of facts Known to be sofuly proven by officers ‘4 Of the bighest respectability In the army, and gentlemen of pled | oe Occcgeenh te (in mepeerel oF these reeotutions the fol- eqven lowing, relation to" ibe Union Ferry Oom| , were | ' t i Hl van, Bauer, movog tina, de Mejor Taylor, Ur. Otles, Captain Lyneb, Unyrala 22, 1857. ‘Whe Police Pasade. ‘The first pablo parade of ihe Metrop ites police force came off yesterday im the Park. The tarneut was s very creditable affair, and went off to the entire satisfaction of the thousaads whe had asserabled in from of the City Hall to witness the display. Four hundred and forty eight Oty Pelkics REPUBLICAN ASSEMBLY NOMINATION. a4 0 meoting of the Mightconth Ward Rep ibiicsn Amow teenth street, on City Poittica. DEMOCRAVIO MASS BATIPIVATIUN MEBT!NO—THD UNION FERRY COMPANY BEQUSATSD TO LOWER THGIB BaTB#, AND THB GAS COMPANY DENOUNCED. ‘The democracy of Brooklyn and Kings county tarned out in mage meeting last evening for the purpose of ratify: tng the nominations made for State, Senatoria!, Amembly and County cfficers. A stand for the speakers and officers was erected im the Park in front of the City Hall steps, and | oBeeboouckieoe Totalee. ss veceriesese ee Dodwo'th’s and end accoutremenis, the force went through we follomiog movements in real military style :— 1 pa 2 Repbt wheel Lef. into line. 4 By the right of company, to the rear into column. 5, Porm division 6. Cirse column at half distance. 1. Decoy ooluma on Great division. Ploy colomp it COMm"aRy. 9. De cole! 10 Wheel into oo! Bnd pase in review. rade ocoupied abou an hour ard a buf, when the police having went tbrovgh th ir various exero ses to the entire satisfaction of allthoee who had assembled to in spect them, formed sixtesn mbresst,and marobed out to Broadway, up Brosdway to Uaioa squaro, corn Fur teenth street to Fifth avenue, down FiNh ave-ue to Washington rquare, where the Dattalion vas dismissed. Haval Intelligence, The whole lis\ of cfflcers ordered for the Uniied Bates alcop-of war Vincennes reported yesterdsy at the B ook lyn Navy Yard for duty. The Vincennes i1 mre ready for sea, and onty waiting an order from the department 10 0 in commission. Her ship's compasy will be detailed om ibe Uaited States receiving ship North and ber marizes from ihe Brooklyn marine barrack: Captain A. 8. Taylor, stationed al tbe marine barracks, Gospori, Va, is ordered to tee command «f tae marine guard of ibe United States steam frigae Powhaten, 197 jying at the Norfolk Navy Yard The Powbattan is orvercd to get ready for sea immediately Th ited States store ship Supoty, tyieg at the Brook lyn Navy Yord, is orcered to the Patt Indies, and will pro- oced to see in a few days. Mojer Isaac F. Doughty, commandant of marine bar- racks, Pensacola, Fia., ia at the Astor House. Lieutenant George P. Tur Derrack:, Brooklyn, N. Y. the marine guard of the United connes, ©) pany, ‘Wm. H. Peot and unenimocsly acopted, after the remark by one of the auditors tuatihe pov Company had nothing te do with the politics of this meeting — por teetll Lp rally, pat nerghinages ho} = oly of Brooklyn 7 eepect! mapegors Uaton Yery (ee to establish be former rate of riege for passengers; and that this meeting cannot bat gard the doudie rai of as injurious to well Brooklyn im all its various eats. Resolved, Tbat this resolution be f rwarded to ibe Pre sidest of we Union Ferry Company by the President of Dis meeting. F. B. *rmvors, Exq , the candidate for Senator in the Be ornd district, was the first tbe prominent issues tp the canvass, pit Brorkly n Ges Com pany, end comtended tbat ibey had gove bey ond the terme of their contract wite the city, and !m posed grievous burtbens upon consumers of gas. He was bs pen to monos! ae favored competition in gas ws we fer re. the Inture, and urging the nsited support of men apd measures as the only salvation country. ‘the meeting diepered about 10 o'clock. THIRD APSBMBLY DISTEICT. The Democratic Jen vention for tnie cistriot, on night nominated Mejor Addison Farnawor' bly. Major demo- ‘of the F. commanded a company in the N @he Brooklyn Ferries. TO THE EDITOR OF THE BERALD. ‘The following letter indicates what will be ono of the issves of the State election in Kings county. It has been addressed to ench of the candidates for Assembly and Senate. Your readers will be intereated in its perusal:— Brooxtrm, Ost 10, 1857. Sm—The undersigned, members of the Feecutive Com wittee appointed atthe mase meetirg of ibe o'tizens of Brooklyn held as the City Hell cn the 9b of Fe ‘rary last, deem it proper, in the ¢ischargo of the duties then aesi| ed them, to request ef every candidste for eleciion as Repator or Amembtyman to the next [-gisiatare from Ktogs county # dis'inot reply to the following question :— 3 ‘Will yor, if elected—recogniaing pablio ferries as public necessities, and the right of the people todemand the Jowest rates of fare upon them which is reasonably prac Noable--exert youself to the beat of pp all proper ways, ale ey ae procure f Nosrawaermas Vinimia.—The editor of the Maanger and Recorder, pabtabed at Morgantown, bas recently travelled over much of Northwestern Virginia, and in his i i ml Inst number be copies an extract from the Welisburg Her | Persia. ald expressing the belie! that ‘1s is moralty certain Vir. on ginia will follow in the wake’’ of Missouri, and become a “free Btate,”’ or split, and replies to it as follows: — Pagers. ‘The Welleburg Herald speaks no doubt, av to ibe | Yasderbil. bie sentiment im the upper en? of the “Panhandle,” but s does pot reprecemt that of Northwestern Virginie geo- erally. Webave recently travelled throug move hans dozen counties, extending from Mason & 1.x n' Jackson, (the nearest county save one or two to the Ki tucky 2) and \\ is cnr SS ot an ate in Bact Warrior with jo special ror. In portim of the lerritory above referred to an of any tntelli Prnapeurma—From New York 3d, ‘at Havana, “leave of absence, with and Rew Oricane 11th, From New Orleans ‘Havana 23d, Fearn Crrr—Prom New York Tih of each arriving at Havana 34th. Prom Mobile 28d, Havans Isa, and odiie ‘Md, arriving at New Yort 2h Cémawaa—From New Tork ih, orrtvs SE and New Orieans 1®h. From Hew Havens arriving at New York Sd. Coroner's Inquests, Fava: Reecut ov 4 Foart.—James McDermott, jhe man who was 00 severely asmaited on Monday moruing by sme sad, the Board of Education, and endeavor to ube Eurtas Crrv—From New vane to lake Immediate stope forthe Tolle af Une Sohoote in sald Owen McK Kearnaa, died yesterday afternoon, ot Bellevue | , SATs Cirr Prom Nem Yorks 17 sri, Havana Ba, ward. It is worthy of notice that the Fourth ward bad | Hospital, from thepeffects of the injaries recetyed. Coro- meving 0 ew Tork ee. ove good, sohoolhouse, but tbo was taken down by the | or Hila was notided to bolt an inquast upon the body of | iytni'yew Oricans bi "Prom Wow ‘rious’ Tait’ Havens for Thefiand and schoolhouse, which wae 10,000 | decensed. 11 apponred that on Monday night MoDormott | '4ih, erriving ai New York pul into the wink: | soa MoKearsan driah: th and 1%h, due at Havans tng fund ‘nstead of belog relarned o ine ward for shoo mons in t-qoarrel hat aprang Sp beimeen thom, toe av’ | S24 Za Prom Havana lon and’ SA, dae st New York ¢ Fourth ward will jose ite gramwar schoo! No. | @F struck former on heed with 8 cart rung, the above dates fall om Sunday, the steamers will onl Yin William sivect, and’also ‘is school in the asker | 2008 to the sidewalk. The de’ | on Monday, exorpt from Now Orleans. ‘MAIL TO INDIA AND CHINA. THE OVERLAND ‘The following may be of vaine to those having correspond. ence in the East — The mail leaves Sonthamptom om the ih and 3th of eacd rue ‘where | month, and or eekicarses | Arrives at Qfbraitar about ihe Wh and 3h of mame month. Lindsay, and te | Arrives at Malta about the 14th and BA of same monih. ane ae ee | Arrives At Alexandria about the IDB of same and 4b of to ave rise to | Teates Buet abou the $0 or Mist of wame and Bh or Gh of indulgence | follew ing meoth © native of | | Arrive si Aden aboot the 28h or Sh of same and 108 or Mace te tate | lanes ‘Aden about tbe 3A or SIA of same and day of ar- rival for Bombay, and Lth to 80 for China, Tndian Navy steamer arrives st Sombay about the Bd to Gu, aud 1Y0 to iat of following month. V. And ©. steamer arrives at Polat de Galle about the @ih or Tb and tad moot. Leaves Tecang ihe same day, if the f. &2 i Hi i 5 Tmmenend yesterday, sed will, it is supposed. dtoday. Faher revider a No. 270 Won oreo. Boum Garwaury,.—Ooronar Connery is vow coguced In \oves' gating & case of ruppered carcies moss mm the part Wies Gaocy ing {2 Prot 9° the bul.ding in qusetios, wae str: Mhced “TW Taye? bed Deen care tompiy Carown from ons of the apper stories wid walk Deaceih, sera a Gentes tam. Orntine oTeote of » hich he died on Twos? ay ni ‘Ths friends of | bly Whe deccared fest qotle saliefed ibot there has bem Bhp carcioewnces somewhere, s*4 scting ander soch belief | , oP they bare prevailed apos tbe Unromer to make + \engihy | “au, and Carini inquiry in raga’ to the meatier, Thoomes i | ship UN) pend Bato Tae Manner Brumer Drowns Camm—The Inqueat in the | Ra™ bE a® cane of James O'Mahony, lately residing at No. 71 Oatha- rive street, who wae found ¢rowned at the foot cf Market tisees under Invesgatise before Coroner Coasery. No | Beste 4 to dew faole have been’ developed, nd’ Ube. presuiny ion la see Sens ‘Wat the jx , Neen Be Bee Fae eae i be oted palled to bring 8 verdict of “ Found drowned.” tear mm | Behr ¥ 'W Lewis & 00. pene Dayton & fenr BJ God nit Wp "iyinene. the ck to land her paasen (ot Harvewell). Orr, Cardenas, Oct 6, with ea, Mart, Gallet & On, ins experienced Oardenne, Oct 5, with eugar ds, t0 Eiewor), Gritin, Onarieston. 6 days, tm 33.3 at i ai a cating | Ptera. a és }, Tyiei KO, we Recor, Tyr, Wieregon BO, cere. eet Retr Doodle, Chase Aleamdria ¢ dare. Bir meal ss Behr Pm , Willisme, tor Priiade’t his SAILRD. Colombia, ; Roanoké ¥orfo'e, shine ney AW blaglones, a Groluen: Antwerp, Pelleas Mata, and Rosciva, mobile, and ‘Wind during the fay WW. freee. _— Wine Ort 2) -htp John Rave na! hus Sup pes aischarging "Rr Ravenel hes arrived, aad HI A 53° juan Ar burrS ‘ho: con, of Pha ciphia, bich arr at mY reine. The ‘Uole belo: ‘Baltimores tho was of $8 ont reateler, eens ‘The ship Galena was yenterdey morning taken on the Marine r oppo-ie Thirty fi thatrest, BB She will be stripped, recaulsed and pewly eopperec. called be Auguata Maghes ‘bnilt by B Dyer, 'o be command. by Oitver Thorp, of New York. she ie owned by Capt ¢ te 16. 30th Inst, by Noyes & Fon. a cminet henley tong. called ihe Pidayune, oF by ibe bulloers and J Whitver & 00 New 3 10 be commanded by Capt Joba H Brooks of Os tive. : the stocks at Fa'rbaven. 'p the yard of Rou" rirn toh be A ted for ses this seagoe os ac” ° 1a tmended for whal- ing, under the com yarn, late of ship Banal obertson, of Frirraven froma Sotice to Mariners. Capt Laurent of brig A A Thapmen at Now Orleans Rusian, siates tbat ihe autboriies of Rus‘an, which hae Fionsls beens. free port bave recouly est sMabed epert re Ate tion which fmpores a tax of $4.00 8 | - onsels viauting 4 which amount is collectes by Ue beaith officer. 5 Whalemen. Indias" Oceus. i caipe, Keusiogvon, do; 100 Mickey Fo? fy We Keno! ji a cific Ocean; bark Helen “now. do +0 fom Regariown 2b hak Eureka (ate Alfred Tyler, ame ob an; ‘eane, Pao:fic Coen. rr at Beverly th Sark Lad. Suffolk, Bo'ingon Atleatio Coean, with 800 tbls sp 80 do bikfich of! cn board; semt some 1¢0 bbie aA Ta7el fat 18 Tempest, Allyn, NT, clean; would proceed ct en arr at Perama fept U Sarah M-Fer'and, Osborue, of San rraneiaco, from © uit of Fons: en, ergo of oll 11 be was by arrose the Isthmus by the Mansi trod and so! Row Yorn ‘Thie ia the third cargo obtained by ie vig and irwarc nit Jobanna July 20 President, MeFarl'n, of B Bedford, with " ‘Seon— Ang 17, off Covgs Fiver West Africs bark Waah- je ion, SW; two other shaling barks and a whaling brig were in aig Spoken, dic. Bark Joverd Firb, Paillps, hence for Osrdenas, Oct 6, af Bove in the We! se ae ‘Cheeseman, hence for Port aa Primes, Oct 14, Int n Bask Bay Staie, Sparrow from Boston, for Bakimore, 20 date off Cape ‘cory, Jers aiernon, from George'o~n 80. for ick eroopt tho eaieY and, 200d; Oot fiat Foreign Ports. Bisav Sept 1—In por big Ann Maris, late of Galem, sold: only ver Sal in port, Pep 1% Ih bi Wintasiuis kom aa tort bark W Bo eis, tor In pat {#o0den on, ua Oct arr brig Robert A Fisher, Keems, Port ‘ould leave immediately for Porto B ico to load far Bay (Pax Sreamenrr Bonora. at Haury: mon ay Arr from New York ‘4 Wola -uod o Baresions; 5 @* varni ai Marscilies; 10th Great Wes:ern, and Usiverse at E14 for Co 4th Ocean Home pnd Lana, from B Qreesbarg. from Cusbaven; Te Prptane, and Hew frees Liverpool; fb” Ifred’ Staves,” and Switseriand, from ariver to 7d out Marathow, Ver‘ yhe. from Nurs: SR seawere to ie dewerio' dark Calloma Gilehrist, Ge) veston | varie, aad B Baliwin, Moalgomer) , pele BALFIMOR®, Oot 9—Arr Joep Howes, pM ty en My op a irSeaoe MP; Paula "Feylor, Bowes (and say, Be i Hisilfax id Br sehr Gen Grast Bet Kingroe, ‘Tooter Brook! w ent tary’ Unsen. ‘Davia, tnenion JAOKAO¥VILLE, Bept port brig Model, of Boston, for Foran ale oo ORL geneare, Salen or im, Sromen, Bve ing Sar. Jo York. vid jvesion and lodianole, Sat nade saly Kh bumor sana’ Soe sOviouse tow 34a, im PRW BEDFORD, Oct 19—Arr echrs Mavthew Jr, Bebimare He Rte Tile” donssease: 7 Chay, ‘en an . pany. "har US wesmer Hibb. agers, eyrireying; sehr Athos simpeon. Churn, am ined, Va, vis Providesss 6 IBA, ru trig a mah oly Chane Doar Warden he ney, BYork. RM, Ort 20 ae A pa p- TY reaaorer: i ya heen oe a ‘hom, Ravan oak non, Soraate Oct 19; Fy, thle Cutartne, Nie. NBeven "rntcher, Pah ei aca Pesos Young, Ly RP ot “Parker, 40 for Bangor; Hnicoon, Pros: Ar? steamabin, Arey, Pt og a Himore; Marihs ‘ane Davis, NYork. a INOR Cot Arr “eamship Jameatown, Par-tah, i ene baw, MOEN, Got 18, Arr DUR Bek, Mew, Marke, River, i, 1A Osborne, Wells, Matanzna; Binks ot Yor? : Worth, allen, do nar HOARBET, Oct ieee trig Frindelio, Hievener, Gevea>