The New York Herald Newspaper, February 12, 1859, Page 5

——$_—. entire un ‘or the control of eleven commissioners, # an incorporates company, with power to hoid reai es tate. ‘To confer additional powers on the New York Fire Com- wet Contarra (doeu,) reported a Bill for’ the resioval of tine. It bo ‘@ vacation of the fever hospital by 16th of June of the present year; requires the — to be sold by the 15th of Juno, 1860; ot bin 08 P00 ele new buildings, and authorizes pur- chase of Sand Form (ep) ‘gave notice that he had consented to te roport of the bill, ‘but. was opposed to many of ite prorianse, ant should introduce amendments at Prine ‘Van Horn (rep.) reported against the bill authoriz- eae Boas (co.) reporesd bonds as securities for ulating n O'The rept was daagreed to and the bill sent to the Committee of the Whol Mr. be Pn reported a bill to authorize the Board of Su; ewer baad York to sell the site adjoin- the Cit; Il to the United States for a Post Office, & ae. the City Hall fund to one million of doliars, Mr. Moors (dem.) r Lone nltige oe to extend ol aren reported against the bill to return to the , baie = es Superintendent system, when debate ensued jisagree to the report and refer back the on Motion ¢ caret ‘The committee reported against the bill introduced by ‘Mr. Woodrut! fixing the wages of Central Vark laborers at mine eee per day. Report agreed to. Mr. ave notice or a iit to change the p'ans of ‘the streets in jects tn No w York north of 125th street and west of h aranie. : pce. .) gave notice of a bill setting apart conan piers above Grand street, on the East river, to the exclusive use of the Long Island ‘Pound boats. Mr. Woonavry (dem.) gave notice of a bili to regulate ‘the price of labor on all public works, BILLS PASSED. To increase the Coroners of Queens county. The better to secure counties agaist loss ty adefaulting ‘County Treasurer. ‘To confirm the official acts of Justices of the Peace ap- pointed by the Governor. Non-Arrivalof the America and Indian. Haurax, Feb. 12—2 A. M. There are as yet no signs of the steamship America, now inher fourteenth day from Liverpool. Wind light, from northwest. Weather clear and cold. Portiaxp, Me, Feb. 12—2 A. M. The steamzhip Indian, now in her seventeenth day from (Liverpool, has not yet made her appearance off this port. The Steamship Washington at Kingston, Ja- matca, Cnareston, Feb. 11, 1859. ‘An arrival at this port reports that the steamship ‘Washington, from New York, via Aspinwall for Califor- nia via the Horn, put into Kingeton, Ja., on the 25th for coal. She landed fifteen passengers and some stores for Greytown. The Virginia Whig State Convention. = Ricamonp, Va., Feb. 11, 1869, The Whig State Convention nominated Waitman P. Willey, of Sonongabela for Lieutenant Governor, and ‘Walter’ Preston, fashington, for Attorney General. John M. Botts SSAA @ long speech, in which he fore- shadowed the ground he will take in his address at the ‘Academy of Music, in New York, on the 22d inst., viz., the coalition of all the opposition ‘partics North and Souti in the Presidental campaign of 1860 to defeat the demo- cracy. He was loudly cheered. The convention is still in ‘session. ‘The Adams Express Robbery. Montcomgry, Ala., Feb. 11, 1859. ‘The Adams Express Company have increased the reward to $10,000 for the detection of the author of the recent robbery of $40,000. News from Kanaa: Sr. Loum, Feb, 11, 1859. A bill appropriating one thousand dollars and autho- rizing the employment of counsel for the defence of Mr. Day and his son, charged with abducting negroes from ‘Missouri, aud now in jail in Platte City, Mo., passed lower house of the Kansas Legislature on the 7th inst. ‘without. opposition. United States Supreme Court. Wasincton, Feb. 11, 1859. 71. The Board of Commissioners of the county of Knox va. David C. Wallace. The motion of the counsel for the defendants for a certiorari: was granted. No. 284. Sampson and Tappan, claimants of the ship pean vs. Samuel Welsh and als. Motion of the counsel ‘of the appellee ‘to dismiss the cause for want of jurisdic- tion. Set down for argument on Friday next. No. —. The State of Missouri vs. the State of Ken- tucky. On motion of the complainant leave was granted to file a bill in equity against Kentucky, and process of subpana was awarded in the case. No. 87. Steamer Republic, &c., Joseph E. Montgomery als., claimants, vs. John Anderson and als, Motion to dis- miss argued on both sides. No. 64. Philo Chamberlain et als., claimants of the pro- lor Ogdensburg, vs. Eber B, Ward andals., survivors of poy Ward, and ‘80. Eber B. Ward, &c., vs. Philo Chamberlain and alias. Tho argument of these causes was continued on both aides. ‘Adjourned to Monday. ht. Indian F! Louis, Feb. 11, 1859. ‘A fight occurred on the 18tn of January, near Chester, ‘Nebraska, between fifteen Pawnee Indians and eleven ‘white men. Three of the Inoians were killed and several -wounded. ‘The affuir was caused by an attempt of the Indians to outrage a white woman. The Canadian Seat of Government. Toronto, C. W., Feb. 11, 1859, The Queen’s decision in favor of’ Ottawa as the’ scat of government of Canada was carried in the Legislative As- sembly last night by a majority of five: ‘The Canals. ALBANY, Fob. 11, 1859. ‘The Canal Board has fixed the following appointments :— For fixing the canal tolls, the lst of March; for appointin; canal officers, the 3d of March; for designating the canal toll banks, the 4th of March, Meeting of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences in Boston. Bostos, Feb. 11, 1859. Atthe monthly meeting of the ‘American ‘Academy of Arts aud Sciences this week, the recent deaths of Pres- cot, the historian, and of Bond, the astronomer, were ap- ropriately noticed by resolutions and eloquent addresses Trom Prof Hills, Chas. G. Loring, Prof. Pierce, Robt. C. Winthrop and other The 4 Arabia Outward Bound. Hauirax, Feb. 11, 1869. The steamsbip Arabia arrived from Boston at seven o'clock this morning, and sailed at 9 A. M. for Liverpool. Light northwest wind and clear weather. Markets. PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD. Paranetema, Feb. 11, 1860, Stocks duil. Pennsylvania State fives, 08; ’Readin Railroad, 24: Morris Ganal, 475; Long Island’ Railroad, 11%; Pennsylvania Railroad, 4354. Savanna, Feb. 10, 1859. Receipts to-day 950 bales. Total receipts at this port this season 332.350 bales. Increase over last year 196,300 bales. Stock in port 67,900 bales, Savannan, Feb. 11, 1859, Cotton market depressed; sales to-day 630 bales, Cuantmstox, Feb. 10, 1859, Cotton—Sales today 2400 bales; sales of the week 9,000 baies. Thero has been n decline on the week of 360, 2c. from the highest point. Receipts of the week rt I receipts at all Southern ports 32,680,000 ‘bsice, "Book at fais port 78,800 bales, Rice has advanced Me. Crartestox, Feb, 11, 1859. Cotton—Sales to-day 3,600 bales, the mnarket closing un- ettled and depressed. Bartiworr, Feb. 11, 1859. Flour quiet and prices nominal. Wheat scarce: white, $1 40 a $1 70; red, $1 30 a $1 35. Corn firm: white and yellow at 74c. a 77c. Provisions quiet. Whiskey firm. Pmtapeenta, Feb, 11, 1859, Flour dull at $5 75a $6 12%. Wheat declined’ 2, and red selling at $1 87 a $1 38. Corn firm: yellow, * g20, Whiskey dui! at 29¢. a 30c. Cixereamt, Feb 11, 1859. Flour in fair demand: sales of 2,200 bbls. at $6'30 a $5 35 for superfino; receipts light. Whiskey dull, and 140. 9 ye. Pork dull: mose, $18 78. Bulk meat: sales of 160,000 Ibs. at 6c, for shoulders und 8%0. for sides, Lard dull gence. A letter from on board the United States ship Vandalia, ‘ft San Francisco, dated on the 4th of January, says:—The ‘Vandalia hauled off from the navy yard to day, prepara- tory to going down to San Francisco. She will sail about the loch iustant for Guaymas, visiting Manzanillo and Probably ail the ports in the Guif of San Francisco; from thence to Acapulco and down to Panama, touching ‘at all the accessible ports in Central America, so that sie need hardly be expected to reach Panama before the latter part of May,should present instructions be carried out. All ‘well on board, The following is a list of the Vandalia’s oMcers at the present time:—Comman ter—A. Sinclair; Liautenants—J, H. Brown, C. H. B. Caldwell, Wm. Sharp ‘W. Gwin, Wm. T. Glassell; Master—C, A. Baboock; Sar: gon on Wilson; Purser—M. H. Morris; Asst, Sargeon— Browse Trist; Marine offloor—A. Ramsay; Boatswato— James Miller; ona ag ml Ducker; Carpenter— Amos icks; Siimaker—Wm. Parser’s Ulork—H. A. Hunt; Master's Mater—-Wnne Nalson, Frank B. Minam, James Love, R, W. Armstron, Personal Intelligence. ARRIVALS. ‘rancieco, in the steamship Moses Taylor—Gen , W Harmer, Mra ik Aruey, werman, AS Harci ¥ Wert , Mae Wate Sas tlt, MP Goode and wife, ( Chas rieag ie oh WW Poste Mr Tay igre Howard a Too, a he Aa Wide, sets mdi 4 bo, Hh naton, Lisat vel, Lieut rd as 7 c-in the steamship Roanoke- T Puyro © Quinn, Wm Mott, Miss Bullock, we nner « Lent, A a elt M Harta Aon. J Workdenek, ‘laa’ Rownratnok, comereit ani wan Me valiog, J Piageralt, A Hands B Burbam—nnd Board oer. Fi ames fn th Mifrom Uaiway, ta the monmoune Giseeere N Love, N Thompson, Dr Haroon, # Palmer. a hPANTC IRS. For Cadiz, in bark Tacony—John F Dow and Kawai Dow, of New York, vast NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1859. City Intelligence. Svppew Deara.—An old man, sixty years of age, named William Patergon, was found dead in one of the cells of the Sixteenth ward station house, about eight o'clock last evening, he having been about an hour previously brought in by officer Flandrew, who discovered him in the street in a destitute condition. It is presumed he died of expo- sure, The Coroner will hold an inquest upon the body to- day. THE NEW YORK WEERLY HERAL! Affairs in Washington—Proceedings in Con- gress—Affuirs at the State Capital—News from Europe, California, Mexico, South America, Cuba, West Indies, &.—Shocking Calamity In Brooklyn—Latest Intelligence, Markets, &c. The Wxexiy Heraup will be published at ten o'clock this morning. Among its contents will be found the follow- ing Affairs a Wasbington—Proceedings in Congress—The Tariff Question—Meeting of the Democratic Caucus—The ‘Thirty Million Bill—Probable Admis:ion of Oregon, &c. Affairs in Alpany—Proceedings of the New York Leals- lature, News from Eurepe—The Italian Question—The Expansion of America~Mexiean affairs in Europe—News from India— Commercial Intelligence, &c. News from California, by the Overland Mail. Interesting from Mexico—Progress of Anarchy in the Re- public—General Miramon at the Capital—Zuloaga Reinstated in the Presidency, &c. Interesting from South America—News from Paraguay, the Argentine Confederation, Montevideo and Buenos Ayres. ‘News from Hayti—Progress of the Revolution—Naval En- gagement—Defeat of the Imperial Forees on Seaand Land, Ac. News from Cuba, the West Indies, &:. Shocking Calamity in Brooklyn—Fire in Elm Place—Nearly Whole Family Destroyed—A Mother, Two Children and = Servant Suflocated—Three Others Seriously Injured, te. Bloody Tragedy in Elizabeth Street—A Daughter Attempts to Murder Her Mother—Arrest of the Matricide and Her Al- leged Paramour—interesting Confession of the Murdereas— Ante Mortem Examination of the Dying Woman. Faitorialson the Leading Topica of the Day. ‘The Latest News by Telegraph. Financial, Commercial. Religious, Political, Theatrical, Sport- ing and Maritime Intelligence, Weekly Review of the New York Cattle Market, ‘The Produce Market—Reiall Prices of Country Produce at Washington Market. Marriages anc Deaths, together with a large variety of in teresting Loca! and Miscellaneous Items. Single copies, in wrappers, ready for mailing, can be ha at the counter. Price six cents. The mails for Europe, by the steamship Kangaroo, will close at the Post Office at haif-past ten o'clock this morning. The Wexxiy Herat will be ready in time for mailing Subscriptions and advertisements for any edition of the New MISCELLANEOUS. A®™ ORIGINAL LETTER ay TRE DUKE OF WELLINGTON WILL APPEAR It THE NEW YORK LEDGER, PUBLISHED NEXT MONDAY AFTERNOON. ‘The same tesue of the LEDGER will contain number nine of THE MOUNT VERNON PAPERS, By Hon. Epwarp Everett. THE DEATH OF MR. PRESCOTT, By Bev. Dx. Provprrr, of Rutcees Couzcr. DO NO MAN ANY HARM, By Onz Wuo Kzars His Rres ann Ears Oren. THE HUMBLE PETITION OF A PROSER: 4 Lerren rom Hon. Horace Guesuzy to Me. Bonwen. THE COLONY OF NEW PLYMOUTH PAPERS. By L. B., a descendant of Anne BRapstueer. HAVE WE AN UNCLE JOE AMONG UBt By Fanny Fxan, AN OLD MAID, By Anna Cona Rircuin. THE STAG HUNT, Br Gen, Guo. P. Morais. KING OF THE DAYs, By Mus, L. H, Sigourney. THE STOLEN LOOK, By Aucr Oaney, WIT AND WISDOM, By Gro. D. Prentice. TEE MAIDEN’S FLOCK, By Wx. Ross Watace. Co., 47 Ludgate hill. ra in £ Co. King Wiliam street, _— “ ince de ; i ane oe epetrty — In addition to all this original matter, the LEDGER contains eng, a ye popular tories and sketches by Mra. SOUTHWORTH. Fantng, BeLinte A Doe nitoe Oornellle, COBP and EMERSON BEY ETT, GEORGIANA HERBbICT, Rint. -Detuannye bok Mra. VAUGHAN, Dr. 8, COMPION SMITH and others, to Geo. Saunders’ Metallic Tablet Razor trop.~ This, the genuine article, bas never been equalled for } the the keenest possible edge toa razor. For saleby | the Ses MAUNDERS. No. 7 Astor House. A. W. Faber’s Lead Pencils Sold at Retail by all atationers: at wholesale, only by KBERHARD FABER, sole agent, 133 William street Gurney’s Up Town Gallery, 707 Broapway, First block below the New York Hotel. yrhotographs, daguerreotypes, miniatures in ol, and tvory pes. aix Portraits of the Land Reformers Favorable to the freedom of all the lands in God's world, photographed wy HOLMES’, 289 Broadway. Hes Puor, 0. J. Woop:—-Dear Sir—In 152, while attendigg the Stale and National La\ State of New Yor! commenced falling of Very rapidly, sothatin the short apace kether with a variety of miscellaneous articles and editoriais on popular subjects. Frice ONLY (remember that word only,, in connection with i that table of contents) FOUR ONS. LEDGER has a large circulation? Is it auy wonder pa HER TESTIMONIAL UNSOLICITED AND WHICH none can doubt.—Read Ligoni or yourselves. Noble Co. “ind., Feb. 5, 1859. the inter partot rot the yeur my hair, from & cause caterers months the whole Dart of my soalp was almost en- tirely bereft of ts coveriag: ahd mouekof the remaining portion upon the side and back part of my head shorlly pray; Fo that you will not be surprised when. I teil you that upon’ my return to the State of Indiana my more causual ac. qiuslotarees were not no nich ut Joes to discover the sane sot change in my appearance as my more tamecs were, {6 recuguive me all, Tat once male's appiipation bestrance from thant it my Hair could apie be renner Cure Your Congh.—25 Cents. sesur ance from my hair co was forced to become reconelied tomy thier until ? fortunately, Lis Third avenne, near Fourteentt street = Ibo latter pastor the year 1067, pout Lek: Bastontinn ty, The American Trades Company. WHAT THEY MANUFACTURE. THE AMBKICAN SMOKER, Consisting of a great variety of unique and beautiful pt terns of segar tubes; also, reveral varieties of pipe tubes. ‘The peculiarity about these arvicies is that each one Ja urranged 80 as toreceive a damp spore, through which the smoke of the burning segar or tobacco busgto pass on its way to the mouth. This damp sporge pot only coots the smoke, but extracts tram it the nlcctine ofl, the poisonous property ‘of tobacco, which renders the breath less oifepsive. Smokers will flad ia the use Of these tubes a luxury never before attained except by using ish water jar. Their use will aleo greatly promote the ree wh recommet hair restoratice In use. great satiafs that time 1 bi and as a ret no money can buy. A! nnd skh tn the production of wo wor derful at artiche Thar Very api Bee 312 Siroadway, and sold by all dealers thr oded to me by a druggist as being Titled ‘have arich coat of very soft Diack hair, which mark of my gratitude for our labor a ommended iis use to many of my friends and acquaintain: Fash happy to tntorm you, are using it wilh liko effect, ; rily yours, TA, Attorney and Connaellor at Law. throughout the the Tur! health of the habitual smoker, and preserve the sweetness of THE AMERICAN CARPET HOOK {s a little contrivance for putting down carpets without tacks, T WVERDELL’S, WEDDING AND VISITNG CARDS, notes, fe, Those celebrated cards splendidly engraved, yuane can only be had at Broadway, corner of ‘This is a new article, which has never before been upon the market, But t posseases the merit of enabling. person to put or take up carpet of the largest slze In general uad in fen, ‘minutes, whbout any injury to the floor oF carpet. Its 7chen—cnees er in the jovg riio than tacks—and the great facility with which even a servant can take np and pataown carpets, without the posbiity of a mistake, renders it invalus ble to the housekeey ree THE AM#RIVAN PENHOLDER AND WIPER 4s a neat invention for holding a wet sponge into which the pen BA OF EVERY KIND, ROPE AND CORDAGK. M. _VANDERHOOF, Mm ‘West street, OSWELI BEAUTIFIER, $1 iy PACKAGE. Boswell’s hair eradicator, $1 per bol Heaweli's pills tor fematee, $1 per ox: Imanac for 1859 sent free to all who wish it. “pr. ¥F. W.. BOWELL, 293 Broadway, New York. is thrust, always coming out clean and resdy foruse a very | [QIRDSALL’S ARNICA fe cy iting house desk and lib: Laan teak anata ta the beats to alla > ata ualiallae pent yanienn ‘This is the best liniment perp ag ‘The trade generally. and ‘especially merchants from out of | be cured. ‘No. & Beekman street. ‘Twenty-tve cents town busing goods ig our city, are invited to call and completo their assortment from our stock. ARTHOLF'S SHUTTLE AMERICAN TRADES COMPANY, ‘WING MACHINES. ‘SE Nos. 22 and 24 Fraukfort street. | }RINCIPAL OFFIOR, 489 BROADWAY, For Perfect Fitting Shirts and the Latest E el fy EPARATION, novelties in gentlemen’s goods GREEN’S shirt and furnish- yontaltag my alae ia forsale by On MING) Iod ing store, No. 1 Astor House. Fulton street, Shirts Made to Order, of Fine Materials, sewed bv band, and warranted to fit, at JACKSON & PUR. DY'S, 647 Brosdway. ILARK’S SYRUP—ON THE VERY WEAKEST FE- male, or sickly child, is magical. Try it, For sale by n. Mra. HaYS, Brookly Half a Dozen Fine Shirts for $8— Worth $12. MOODY'S shirt emporiam, 252 Broadway. “LARK'S SYRUP.—$000 FOR ANY DRUG OR MINE- erywhere. ral found in it. For sale by all druggists ev Winter Hoslery nt 20 per Cent, Ded netton. | KH MOODY'S abirt emporium, 262 Broadway. Nassau street. Morgan’s exposure of NGRAVINGS AND BOOKS BOUGHT, SOLD OR exchanged, in any quantity, at the Old Curiosity hop 109 Freemasonry for sale, Tracy's Celebrated Shirts, Made to Order, and A werrented to fit, at the shirt and collar depot, Nos. 87 and IGHLY IMPORTANT TO BOTH S#XES—M. or single, in health or Sieonse. MEDICAL ADVISER 89 Wil street, one door north of Maiuen lane. ND M. ARRIAGE ‘GUIDE, gna! Over 400 rae GEO. M. TRACY, Agent. fimo. tag b ~— I [hag nalciod Price $1. "7 7a A htt SAPS Ss Ma AO celebrated Paris ant lon aD item we now Defiance Salamander Sates—With Patent | Sew York city. This intere dag book should bein the bande powder proof locks and cross bars. Also, fire and burglar root parior safes. Depot 19a Pearl street, gist ‘ROBERT M, PATRICK, of every adull person, as it impr knowledge all oe for mn vain in any other.” Sold aud arene part of he country, by W. 5 TOWNSEND & OO., S77 Broadway, N.Y. Ballow’s French Yoke Shirts, New Style, made to order, nd warranted to ft, at less than Usual I prices, at Bailou’s Shirt Emporium, 409 Broadway. Batchelor’s Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupecs— EGALIZED LOTTERIES. Ld WOOD, EDDY & ©0., MANAGERS OF THR Poems, BS Breede SMe Soldandapplicl | 1 wWARE, GRORGIA, KENTUCKY AND MISSOURE Holloway’s Ointment.—Indolent Ulcers of STATE LOTTERIES. the leg, which ‘date several back, have been cured b: this olstment in two weeks. Finer émbrecationy had eee a all Manufactory, 80 Maiden lane, N. Y. rhb aa WA ot the Biate of Delaware to super! tis Caming ofa Be a lot. Campbell, Chemist and Apothecary, corner | tery suthorized by the Legisinture, ay this tay attended of Bighth avenue and Twenty eighth street. Pure and genuine | the drawing of the seer SO “3 = benefit of the Stale of of Dela- drugs, medicines and perfumery. ware. do hereby certify that the fo are the numbers Which were shia day drawn trons the Dr. L. De Yonghs’ anearren Light Brown xvas Cuass, No, 135, Fronvane iH, 1889. cod liver oil.—The powerful cur: able remedy have been almost universally the faculty. Sold wholesale and relail. by 1. ROPOLD LAK, 110 Chambers street, sole agent for the United Stat ive properties of shis valn- Werk Ciirehugh’s Wigs and Toupees are the Onty ‘ones perfect in fit aod natural appearance. 162 Fulton atreet, 52, 15, 56, 44, 57, 36, 17, 26, 49, 25, 42, 73, 21. Cass No, 126, Fearvary 11, 1869. 51, 30, 49, 63, 57, 25, 24, 72, 9, 68 3, 35. And that the sald numbers were drawn in the order in which comer of Broadway. the; ‘ stand above. linees our Bands at Wimtogton, Del. this Friday, Fob, qatlastic Stockings, Shoulder Braces, Knee | 1 RDON, gape, Delia, and Dr. GLOVER’S new lever truss ax PORTER, Commissioners, Nod Ann street. SEAL, ‘eines ax Whenua GEORGIA LOTTERIES. and full written’ desrriptions ot character, with adaptation to | gn ahesupeerthers, Satta Acadamy Fy Pe aoe pursuits, given daily st FOW! & WELIS, 308 Broadway. that the foil Kad ed ‘are the aumbere whlch were this day drawn rom the wheel, ¥iz:— A Chest of Good Tea for One Dollar.—A zo for $1, at CHRISTIANSON’S, No. 1 Cham- Herring’s Patent Champion Fire And burglar proof safes, 251 Broad: corner Murray st.,N.Y. Barry’s Tricopherous ts the Best and Jenna ped for site tae bate Loans, Paria Cristadora’ Wigs and Toupees, a bes in the worl, Wholesie’ abt yg and th dye pric ‘Chass No. 128, Feanvany 11, 1859, 18, 45, 89, 49, 27, 48, 37, 86, 9, 1, 10, OF. Crass No, 124, Extra, Pannvany 11, 1950. 32, 74, 65, 64, 50, 88, 71, 54, 34, 31, 29, 78, 4. And that the said numbers were drawn in the order in whic best aland above. {tmess our Tands, at Fae ig Tr! NBER Friday, Feb. 11, L. ¥ (puon ro ‘00D, EDD MANAGERS, Wilmington, Dabowere, tas ‘Aegean Gooey. vately applied. No. 6 Astor House. LAN KOUS. A. LE OLDEN’ CRB AM Oar. . " NLY FIVE CENTS PER POUND. IGHT HOURS’ WASHING ‘OVEL METHOD OF TREATING CONSUMPTION AND scrofulous diseases, from Halsted’s late Treatise on Mo- torpathy : First, put the pattent into a warm medicated bath, into which ix poured a continuous current of negative electricity. This | Ghnmicalty destroys the olly acids and other Impurities of the i CAN BE DONE enitele, setting Il scrofulous and morbifle humors—not IN TWO HOURS AND A HALF. howe upto the surtnen, Dut inviting the whole organism— Sold by all grovera, HOLDEN & 00., 258 Gaunl stecet, | and the 13, miles of exetetory: veretioe in ee ss stem, to as threw off by natural channels the dead and {impure A CALE FOR s08TICR EDITOR WRW yoRK we. | mater rept of War tintene aie tea ai in the ‘ al anh: acer rere pas one ted to injure | chemical food, ot the — second at: t in re- the eireuistion » moved to it To, thie second nating @ re’ tidied sciue of the blood -renewing yg enon tiie ns on is 19 every Hart of the city, will | Phomsune win ates Tae apa ag + Will | phosphoris weld, phosp! ie this ent bid a ee false. AB | Indicated by the ontersaseen, disease or seme fe aired Fe a et te kta ee and Impositions of | pauent ‘There chemical aliments are allerative and ortan, the town, we are compelled to speak of things rity et | ing, and o: of repaixing losses in many parta of the them. and forerimes sandie sunjects which may verrity the | gud ihe litte hungry, monike ot the akeortobee cok eee rawescalshiy walest all L yall appeal to any dialoterested MuloUng nourisbanent. | The eleetric currents from the wer ty prevé that the Omnibus he moat piquant I hem| f i y- Broral, independent wut) hueworousi’ wtine Journel ever pups | BO#eOL the chemical battery. we 1 of baat Whi Mahed on {oe meri endeavor toc healthy depos! p BRAT i Heeded, -‘Discaned nevare w. cves thireting Beekman street. Fels 12, 189 r plies, and In the eflort ta remove disease ‘The alternating between these two baths will at once be seem AM 4 to powveea great advantages in rerofoloun di ‘and in all rue Wend of bait.” Ko cemplainia connected wihor dependent upon impurities of you use WULMUN'S HAIR OO! Vieod. Which “18 NOT” DYE,” but wil change all your ‘gray e haira”’ joto n bewatiful black or brown. after @ short time it banies meemcanie es 7 fee month, by enemas 4 will restore the “hair to ite origival color,”” withont diacoloring | tuvercult aa oa tai eels AY the nkin oF wo.jiag he linen: Wt ix applied ke water, baw no | of acuon to. the ale p if ame cases of Tung dinoene toad smell. and will render the wale “solv and pYiable; no mat: | medicated olle ape teed over the chem kod boty ontreneent ter how lang Your hihi been fray: It wil Apeediiy charge | fron the nceond badh 10 real tp ight reata and to Kop up {t to its originel lite Vike color. Sold ak twenty five cents. bot | continued edicatletinn trove the ahaa ‘of the skin; an ob. Ue, Wilson's hats re entirely vexotable, and will cure | Sect of essential cousiterstion in dicecace tte tee Baldness, serofula, ick headacho; will prevent dandruff, keep the’ “hair from ont,” and ealthy and retail, at Scou’s tiore open until IL-atoighe a ayes’, ‘175 Fulion street; Willams » at Livingston's, 120 and 244 Grand; tn Philxdelphia, by Callender & Co., Third and Walnut. N! B.—Persone in the country can have Wilson's bair colorer bewerded to them by express, in boxes of one dozen bottles at “two doliara,”’ by en- cloame the amount. T GIMBREDW'S, 684 BROADWAY.—JUBT INTRO. duced, the square visiting card, tho square envelope, @iuare Dole paper, and otber novelties, ea He Tu from a ison but fe batter respi Taine ey ton, Mi Nore 2 Room: qualled inndernpe by patients and guest. ‘They wil Onlls received from 10% to 12 and from 6 pelts toe yn 6 Wo 7, ‘Thewe together le auxiliaries lation of eotd bathe. and the kavigon or eh mepatite treat braces ip. aa with fibers 44 ‘© aystem, not on! Dulane the conetitition ou maring ts ‘Treatise on Motorpatay 25 centa, Ad- M.D., Round Hill Water Cure, Northamp: ean soon be en, PAB ig Tas oy cae |, overlooking Lt pac # good table, with prom ipt attention and home comfone. Dr. Isted will be in ‘ork (st the St Nicholas Hovel) on eaday nnd Wodueaday of each week during this month aie Calg of Inquiry ———_ MISCELLANEOUS, On rr nnn XCUSB THE a yay | | rr fe shabby. Forssk HINT.—YOUR OV ROO Sages to recommend one uf eras hn overcoats now selling f or ue, $16 coate for $13; i. ite for $8. "yea eave 25 per cent, or Si rod four senicla ote eee rah ig Rete ed faprov ‘a ‘eles them for nothlug. really REE, 116 Wiilism street. "EM siNGuR & 00, 48 A JA. WER & BROTHERS, omit <3 10S Par et rama square), Tee ! eee ‘THE EMIGRANT RUNNERS. THE OLD PLANTATION, oe OND AY COURTBR any waar ie, THERE IN AN AUTUMN MONTH. will ubMehed an narrative of the By. Jamns Lo ei seals ‘AND VIC ag OF FEE EMIGRANT. 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New Orleana—W Nelson & Sons Brig BF Ramsdell, Buenos Ayres—J Pickard & Oo. Rrig M_A Forrest, Gillespie, Babin—Geo Moke & Co. Many por- York.) By Wa. W. Sancer, M. Resident Phystuian, Brig Magdaiens, Day. Aspiownll-Pansma Railroad Co. Bicckwell's ‘sland, New York city: emer of the “Ameri: | BrizJ G anderson, King, St Marks maall wood Rarl & Co Gan gesoetstion for the Advancement of Helen late one of | Bri David Duffel, i Phlabey, Phihdeiptia ow ‘McKee. fhe Physicaoe to, the Alnclue Tog ita’. Qui ine, New | Schr Isaac ‘Chase. York, £c,, d¢., 40) 8vo. Muslin, $1 @econd ‘edition just | Schr E 8 Patten, Patten, New Ori Schr Kmeline, Dennison, Apalacn: Behr Eckford Weed, Tulledge, ae eee & Dimon. Schr Cyclone, Dall, Charle: une Starbuck. Schr Loey Church, Wildin, Peterab: i et toe Brunt & Slaght, Scbr Heroine, Champ|n, bets ioe iadelpbia—J W McKee. ready). *,SHARPEE & BROTBER® will send either of the above works by mail, portage paid, to any part of tae United states on recefpt of the money. J.2 Buse, SPAULDING’S ROSEMARY. ROSEMARY ta the best di dressing for the hair known, iti ROSEMARY will restore hair to THE KOSEMARY Tillremove angen THE ROSEMARY is the best thing for children’s hatr. THE ROSEMARY bas not, and 10t, be surpassed; secur op ‘ll actean, beallby scalp and ber Beanila ig ARRIVED. ip Ciroassian (Br), Halpin. Galway, Jan 11, and St ganna Ne webs Pa, wiih mdse ng 4 passenge! Am roprictor can furnish, proof to sustala the assertions | 3° a, With maeo snd 25 pastnngerss to Ama gree ie ore Sed thats on from in | Wind changed and increased ta a very heavy ale, which Insed ‘The rosemary has toot the teat of use for elght years. t | ull the 2th. thesea continually breaking over the veestl; ail you sre neveailaied, yk. The eB dprisor By | the coal betng expended was & compelied toburn tie spare apa beat aise eure ALDEN.” tp Johos NF, on the mmarning of the S0th.” Left & Johns on the a morning of the 24 inst Sold by cealers generally. at6:15 this PM in ow en Achilles. Steamship rose eG boos gray. A age tp he Feb 8, per Anst, 6:30 “age 3] oy barl Grave, found to New 01 Orleans: 9 9th, at 9 AM, colors with Jon 78, Brooklyn, hence Oth, at) AM, Spam, Brki. begs Sohn Bryant. steering ‘eawemp Reanoks, Skipner, Norfolk, &o, with mdse and ree Tndlam & Heineken. Schr Sarah E Smith, Smith, Fortune Bay, NF, via Gloucester don the evening of the 3d, the peller came off. | Arrived off the Battery JRESUMATIOM, SCROFULA, SALTRHEUM, | to. — 'S Iife balsam is as certain to cure the tnost pain {ul forms of these diseases as water is to eo thirst. Also, impurity Fahy ony aan | proEns. SEWING MACHINES. begins the year by purchasing one ys, with berring, to t geen sowing. mactiogs will ts 61,00) betes on eae gg ee Copes Philadetnhia i jear ends, Le ate Bt Fiat ena, Steamer Petrel, Baker, Providence. INGER’S SEWING’ MACHINES, For et bonestl; active Ship Caravan, London. The ship Dictator, for San Francisco, anchored at quaran- e. i extra p ‘Wind at sunrise N; meridian do; sunset NNE. 4 Fas SINGER & CO., 458 Broadway, ee een net she ia cnsastonanoneteiett heaters Wary NERVOUS ANTIDOTE.—SWORN AFFIDAVITS vet, Of 1800 cures effected thereby can be seen at 109 Nassau aire! ‘ATTS’ NERVOUS ANTIDOTE.—THE GENUINE HAS cur name written across the JOHN PYN N PYNE « & oC CO., 109 Nassau street, ATT® NERVOUS ANTIDOTE—FOR DELIRIUw TRE- ‘mens, 10ss of energy, bod ping pot 100 Nassaustreet. ey? ny OF mental, Sl a is ATTS’ NERVOUS ANTIDOTE NRVER FAILS TO GIVE instant atrength to the most debilitated; try it. Depot 109 Na»ausreet. $1 a boitle. ATTS’ NERVOUS ANTIDOTE ISTHE ONLY NERVINE from ie a is no reaction whatever. Depot 109 treet Telegraph Marine Report. ae HIGHLANDS, Feb 11, sunset—Ship Cara bar, bound out. "One brig in the ofing. bound ta. “Wind light from 8; faye n, ox wind light Di an Ser an ee AL LONG Bi RANCH, Peto Ti, sunset—Nothing tn sight, bound SANDY HOOK, NJ, Feb 11, sunset—No vessels in sight, bound in, Wind 8, light; cloudy. Miscellaneous. The steamship Jamestown, of the Richmond line, after hav- ing her machinery thoroughly overhauled at the Morgan Iron Works, steamed around to her berth, pler 18, NR, yesterday morning, and will sail for Norfolk, &c, this day (12th), at 3PM: Barx Davin Larsizy, Bishop, from Philadelphia for Aspin- ‘wall, with coal, put into Kingston, Ja, 16th ult, to repair dam- Ieee eT oraentnn NOTE FOR INDIGESTION, | ages, and remained 224, having been 1a collision with brig PYNE'& 0U., Sole Propaeerl Nassau street, | Burricane Bird, which was abandoned (as before reported) by the crew, part of whom were at Kington onthe 22d; the re- mainder bad returned to the United States. Smtr Lxonone, MitomE.t, was at Port Townsend 8th inst, re~ pairing, having sailed 10 days previous for San Francisco, but having sprung ® leak, and leaking 200 strokes an hour; also stove bulwarka; she was compelled to put back. New York Manne Recister: Awertcan Liorps—A re- revised edition of the above work for 1850-60 will be ready on or betore the frst of July next. This work was approved by the Hoard of Underwriters June 13, 1850, and is under the, si pervision of ibe Hondo, Westervelt al pants Win Suiddy And Bare Nye; addition to the Hoard of American Lioys, Insurance Inspectors. 8 Stunla itor Thos De Taylor, A. L. Sec., or of E. = ow WB Brant. Suir Rawatxn, hence at San, Francisco. rose she equator in the Atiantie Sept 5, lon 29 30 W: thence to Cape Horn 85 days wns off the Cape 50 days, with strong westerly j; have eet ‘within 500 miles of port for the last 15 days; ito the isla Of Junn Fernandes for water, and remained there two dept. Sur Wanpznio Jaw, hence at San, Pranclaco. spit foretop- sail, stove quarter boats ‘and received other damages. Snir Evrenre, hence at San Francisco. off Cepe Horn, stove batch house, quarter boat, and lost saila, Bair Onion, st Sam Praceteon from Hostra, low to yard just previous to entering the Straita; Now 7, at noon. pe Horn distaut 4 ta Sot aout: Nowa lat OF Se ton WAtte NERVOUS ANTIOOTE FOR OOUGHS, NIGHT sweats, asthma, gives jastant relief und permanent SLaboite. Depot 109 Nassau street. ATTS’ NERVOUS ANTIDOTE FOR EPILIPSY, con ‘vulei 8, meatal or physical debiiity, PYNB & CO.; 109 Naasitacs HAYES, rookdyn. ATTE! NERVOUS ANTIDOTE WILL RESTORE THE system to health, after zears of discnen or excess, E & CO., 109 Nasaan strect, 7 ATTS’ NERVOUS ANTIDOTE.—BEWARE OF COU W? terfeits by bogus doctora. | No bonest druggist will 8 PYNR & CO., Bole Proprietors, ATTS’ NERVOUS ANTIDOTE IS NO CORE-AT Wiritwnt eradicate: the most malignant and exeruciati nervous affection. Depot 109 Nassau street. ATTS’ NERVOUS ANTIDOTE—IF YOU DOUBT ITS eficacy visit Mrs. Bostwick, 11 Thomas street, and have your doubla removed. Wi NERVOUS ANTIDOTE SAVED MY LIFE— Mra. Rollug, 66 Cannon street, 'YNE & C 20., Sole ole Proprietors, 109 Nassau street. Vee Ce ee carried nway the ji) a heavy weateriy’ sjuail SOHN PYNE & CO. as oy Gucoraas 01 Ble eo oe Boston, was 91 days to — pe Horn; waa off the Cape 36 days, with strong westerly (W4ATT® NERVOUS ANTIDOTE—THOSE TOO POOR | gales, sive buiwarka, bee to buy can have It fo p ep Surr Lockerr, at San Francisco from London, off the Rio PYNE & CO., Depot 109 Nassau street. | piata, experienced a heavy gale of wind. esting 12 hours, lay- ing the ship to on her beain ends, split the topsaila. Sur CratawonrH, at San Francisoo from Siam, had strong monsoons in the Chioa Sea; sprang boweprit and lost as enttre suit of sails, Alawacne Snip Nicorme, at San Francisco from Hamburg, reports; Oct 27, lat 68 20 8, Jon 68 W, experienced a severe NW gale, which carried away the starboard quarter boat, atove bul- Warksand water casks, and hove the ship on her beam euds, Sur Exwratp Isue, Capt Cornih, cleared at Mobile 5th inst for Liverpool. Suir Roenvcx-—The wreck of ship Roebuck was wold oth fnst for $100, About 50 bales cotton. 200 bide, and a few baies hemp, have been grappled up within two days past curr. W 2318), XERVOUS ANTIDOTE —SEND FOR OUR circular, containing miraculous cures effected thereby, PYNW & OV., 100 Nassau street. TATTS’ NERVOUS ANTIDOTE 18 THE GREATEST nervive int] polversal world. Wars, NERVOUS ANTIDOTE AND ,PUXSROAT RE. storative,—None Loy widhout our signatu PYNE & OU,, 109 Nassau street 81 per bot 7ATIS) NERVOUS ANTIDOTE WIL ANNTINILATE W ectons.| Beware of counter All nervous a roprietors, ante Rank Prose Buckwam (of Yarmouth), Chandler, from carl 5's To Rao ret, Xibara, Cob for Hamburg before reported lot, was i iw TTS DOT 2774 tons, on her first voyage. She was insured for w* » RFRVOUS Axr ANTIDOTE —IF YOU WOULD $22'000, a ive offices In Providence _ PeOG Centre arent Te Neal on Mr. Clark, Mission | ").. weig CHmnoKER, Houcher, from Boston for Liverpont chapel, 106 Centre treet’ FATTS’ NERVOUS ANTIDOTE IS FURRLY VEGE. ‘able, nnd contains no tnyurious substance. Get our cir. B&O Nassan street, N®, ran ashore Jan 2t in a severe storm to the westward of Yarmouth, NS. At Iaut accounta the vessel was not materially damaged,’ Cargo lauded without injury, Baie Saran Starn—A despatch from Charleston L0th, states that the brig Sarak Starr, from Portland for Havana, tis put into O in distress, Senn Anpnon Cmts masta), Smith. from Rotterdam tor Hoe? fore re] ntinto Payal ec 2s. with loss ot head Ur foreinuel, jibboom, salle, Ae, and shifted cargo. Sure remala cular. q 7 ATTS’ NPRVOUS ANTIDOTE.—YOU RUN NO RISK; if it does no good we fotund ¥ pss Y fi 109 Nasaau gtroe!. arts NERVOUS, ar Witt, Propuor | edJan Th sound, refreshing sleep, ve vigor and zest to the aj c Dragon, “4 My th nin Tarn Dagon, Bungee, arrived tn to Delaware Bay Senn bale mt ge Fp sad ned by Mr G W Kuight, the ache Minuehaba, of Rockinnd: at Lewes, Det eats bound to Boston Trot Savanah, ‘aten that she ‘ SE rch oes See Sevensels lah 40, lon. S03, by bark Col Ledyard, ‘also Baveboak who placed fic achrone of his mates to nenist in havieatnig ‘ners abe, fete in drestreas—the captain (Trimountain) becoming deranged. Soy Hanuinon, Higging, went ashore at Albion River on the 12th ult, and became a total loss, ‘The enn bia clpuoaniory lopeast shove water, a few miles South of Indian River, was raised on the ath inst, ‘and ix aup- (o be a ahing schooner. tn ight wtone baitsat, with Ho petite, y TATTS’ NERVOUS ANTIDOTE GIVES POSITIVE strength to te body. 8 and relieves the mind of all gloomy a boit Arts NBRVOUS ANTIDOTE. ORDERS FOR SIN. gle totties nny attended to te tt Di'pot 109 Nacent steer biol ele iRaN W228, AERVOUS ANTIDOTE GrvEs BLOOM TO the cheek, serenity to the mind and strength to uhe body. Depot 109 Naawau treet ANTE NERVOUR, pin Na 3 THE FSSKNCE oF unks, Ray A he cans oe, ‘on board J vould aa ) a] » yout d strength. es of atern werd letters, Depot 109 50 Nena street, 10 reaction afier using Mhaty, of Ga ih or re Mresn —" ona, from ATTS' NERVOUS ANTIDOTE 19 SENT BY US TO | gmprne se Vem Bow, pattem inl fates Neen aay Any Partof the country. JOUN PYNE & 00., 109 upponed ta Bee he ear a te sent ele: genph to illwood Walter, Haq, Secretary Board of oll by er ay In reference to the detention of veesln Ieai ibe mouth of ty Mianoniopl a noted 1a Soe Le ane Orleans ‘Crescent of the Sd inst, atthe ee i wae the ai an the barat the & W Pass was the si pa vine ded ‘Mh Deo for Livery = At <0 -ATTS’ NERVOUS Aare FOR FPILEPSY, NEU- ralgia, rheumatism, nervous headashe, despondency, reatlessness. Depot 109 Nawanu street, and Hayes, Brooklyn. ATTS NERVOUR ANTIDOTE—THE KLIXER VIT S, No reaction —— taning it, PYNKE & OO., sole proprie- 109 Nas I deapateh waa received by tel = _ from the Balizesstaung Uist ibe nage of the ship’ should )TLDRRS PATENT SALAMANDER SAFE, Frank Bape: tor Hutre; astend o¢ ibe ean lores Bubseqi tly some hours later, we received a notice from the Agente ofthe ihe Frank Pierce, siaitog that she got safely to sea on the 15th or 16th of December ( Feonla bave GREAT Wan PROOF’! RAPE OF THE WORLD, ‘arranted free from dampness. ven her one B. G, WILDER & CO., week to get to won after clearance, instead of 2¢ hours) Tor ‘No 191 Broadway, talk on the obstructions at the ‘bat ULI contiques. Some ves Corner of Dey street, New York, pole wow and vou Work over, AA Reduced from $1 to 80 cents perlb. 5 enn ree ar Arr at Jeed ie 12, ahip James Leper, laut from Callao, wih Fa labeigleoreoetrtdarad a rot Rebeock, front Ochotate, i A Martin, to c\"utse; 34, shigr Klar Nindoet,' Asie etn, 0 crue, wise, barls a iin 5 j i * Crowell, to crnise, Ld Brutus, Heary, for Guam ‘and Japan; to cruise; ae Sore bere Law iscsmae Frosch, © v1 erulse; Cores, and ‘Ponse, > to cruise, In port, Dec ; Fran: at fe rare, Kenw oh i 00 bod e350 Te Y staher, trou wh, 10, eral ‘Dee 1, eae ae Bid Nov 38, Columbia, Folger, to cruise egeaball Jobn Co; Lambert, to oriutee and - | Newmaiacruloe onthe : ak Cincinnad, Honohy a os to 4 Gieero, Course? ray ¥, to cruise ren pager bia The Slloting te oe reeneat ob nk tone taken om he Yorick at Lahaina for NBedford; she will complete neve oil: —18,211 York, Jan 27, lat 25 58 dass with northerly hed so eh ag ce le Ze aa trom Mobile for Old Providence, Jam jon Sens tm etn tor Salem, Feb 8, ASPinwatt, Jan 23—Arr apes esd eae lor, ee Yorke: (and sid 29th on her return); 30th. stoumsnip Gi iranadas, Kerr: man, Havana (and sid Feb 3 on reer Feb 2, brig peal Conway, NYork. Sid Jan 27, brig King srothers, 25 Dk. Honbeavx, dun t—In port bark Investigator, Carver, from, Baithmore, just arr, to load for “a Caicorsi, Dee Leia port ships Coomawratee, Snow, Snow, and aoe Hira winbmteg for Se wod, ted fd ip ballast; Martha, bans bay, sn ay Soret Coatiuno, Dee tare ship Ladependen Chadwick, Val- jardner, Australia, HoNowviw, Lec 25—In port ships Yorick, Soale, from Labai- na arr 7th, to finish lag for ‘Nisediord; Fortaua, Scudder, San Francisco arr 19th, unc; Syrea, Grea, from Boston, Gladiator: Luce; ume (oolore reported ing foc NBedtord; Sriendship, Carlton, from Port Townsend arr 17th; Bush, une: US surveying sehr Fennimore Cooper, brig Teutoaie (an), Huling, N ork: 7, ‘ship Went wip ‘NBedford; 15th, bei; us, Cammana, Humbolit, ‘Cal. Hava Des 20—In port Br bark ponies for U States, “Kinastox, Jan 16—Arr bark “Uribe,” Cripain, Philade Sld 7th, schr Lizzle Russell. Todd, “ai Blas: bth beige Wallace, and Princesa. Vail, x Yor! ‘schr Staples, Dry Harbor; 16th, bri rigs 4 bhi Amigos (Br), Johns, 'N York (another arconnt sa In port Jan 2%, steamer Rattler (Br). Rutherford, and Liverpool Jan 29. sbip sea Flower, Thornhill ton, arr 1ith, for Mo>ile 7 days; bark” David pron for Philadelphia, arr 16th, for Aspiawall, put tm to Mincel): brig tliza. Nelaon, from Ua th; achra ite Morrison (Br), from Kagged Lal Nore C7 raaye, tio, Hobbs, frou Bilzabeth O1F" NO, TavEsrOot, ian 22—In port abip Pocahontas, Woodersoa, for Melbourne reb 16 romanian, ‘Deet—Sid ship Anglo Saxon, Master, New Bed- Or mas, Dec 18—In port ship Harriot Erving, Manning, from Boston for Caicutta 10 orig ‘days. i Buscar, abt Let 30- Sid bark Siorm King, Millett, Zanzibar. Ramscate, F, Jan 15—Arr brig Centon, ‘Tompkins, Amster- taurus Dee 31—In port ships Oracle, Wood, ALPARAISO, \—In 1s arr 20h, for gave: eaterorie, dise; rig Ore 20th, diag: Ale Bartlett,” for sale; bark Frstee, tate ie townnent Jones, duen to load for Dal ndence, Chadwick, Caldera (ses Goquimbo); 241 i Sk Einood, ‘Deshon, OariaaL BOSTON, Poh 0c a nphceted Miller, Bombay and juantum, caleutia: Mat Pondpman, Charesiony berka Lat conia, Deares Svanna (not betureys Lucy Frances, Jones, toad for Cuba; loatah Jex, Munson, Machina to Portland to tig Jomiah load for Cuba; sebre WH 4, terrickson, Charleston: Bay State, Hallet, ‘New Xk. “i, wind NE wo NW, Mayo, Mataro, Cae ship Fleetwood, id Meter, and frites Hadie Pemala in the ee ved foro ton, NOrleans. CHARLESTON, a octane en Agr, Ad- ‘ams, N York; », Layfield, Baltimore; Ham bark Elbe, Bell NYork: Gatnchr a Bedell, Titus, NYork. omar offing, ip oe Parkhill, Pike, from Liverpool; bark Unele Sam, from N' CHATHAM, Feb ll, BPM Passed by, ship Meteor, Melvilte, from Boston for New York, in tow of steamtug Wm Hi Webb, FALL RIVER, Feb 9—Arr sehr Roanoke, Jones, Taunton ic ye (and remains 0th, aM). LVESTON, Feb aoe port "uly Herald, Crowell, trom orb; nud otbers a befor JACKSONVILLE, Feb ‘S10 port schr Norman, Collins, fer MATATA, Arr Jan 23, schr Constitution, Strout, 3 20th, brig Aled din, Shoriwell, Savannah; schre ‘Rivance, 1a ton, Aare; Hamlet, Wade, Baltimore; 3) oi brig Jalhan Shuckiord, Ber: minda; Sehr Siwassett, Brown, NYork | Olt 2ith, schrs Ous- tiltag. bellatly, NYork; Feb at Korman, Collins, ve: ‘MOBILE, Feb 5—Cld ships Emerald tale, Cocks, Live Liverpools Main (Ham), Haack, Hamburg; schrs Dirigo, Cook, Boston; H NORFOLK: Feb: 9 Arr. schr Arctic, Jackman, Ni ms a re (ld schr Chas Fox, Chase, NY ll NEW BEDFORD, Feb 1O—Arr scur A S Salter, Fish, Ware- bam for N pi AVES, Feb 10—Arr schr Challenge, Smith, NYork; Tantivy, ‘Chapman, NYork. Sldschr isbal Dart, New NEWPORT, Feb 9—Arr sloop I H Borden, Collins, Pall Riv- er for NYork.’ Returned on account of head wind, schr Alhum- bre, h Boston for Noriolk. Sid’ subr Albert NEW LONDON, Feb ‘Sere Augus le, George- town, SC, for Bath; H Mitta, Melvin 2 Nyon ‘ie Boston; idence for N Yo we yng Oba, ‘Jan 29— Are bark Ttxska, Brown, Sagua.to = win pre eb {Feb ist, ships Jane (Br. Scotland. for the Clyde, Zo 1), Roberwon, for Liverpool; West! Wamack, for Rio avetro;_ barks a Ganges (Dr), (br), Buna. for Duslin: (Br), Dunn, for ), Tapper, for Montevideo ftasba. Brown, for ht, bbrige Moot for Bostoa: Eagle. Nickerson, rpz: a arg heeler, for Hana: ‘Leghorn, Hatch,’ for NYork; Wenonah, Dow, for Oardenas: Mary Staplea, Staples, for Barbadoes: . for Qud4; Chesnpeake, Hanes for Cardenas; Gov Bull, Arthur, for Sagua; MW Holt,’ Couains, for C . Tucker, for aan pee Chee Chapa, for ‘Cuba; W © Clark, lor ; Oriel in, for Stockbam, for Baimore: Martha Hill, T “e leans: Hawking, uno; ant cores Townsend, for Galveston; ssenj Srean eg Snowdi Flora King, Sty bg we , yo Paton, Webl TRE daa isaac areas Leavitt, for Soper Kenyon, for La. vaca; ‘Ausin, Grant for Key Wem: Harrison, for Orleans; J Sierra, Siow, for tgt; May Flower, Strong, ‘for Powhatan, Caro, for Orleans: Mystic Valley, McLellan, Key West; Lizzie Mezick, jiohason, (or NOrleane: A Floimer- felt, String, for San Blas; J E Smith, stow, for ft; D W Bag- ont ND, Feb So Arr sebr Corinthian, W Eastport. LAND, Fel rr forey, o vastilian, dubia. " Nasatt Point ‘this PM); ‘Thoaas Bul, Hull, and’ Rhoas jayate Pot H as al, monte PRO’ The! ETOWN, Feb 10-—Arr brig Chimboraso, Small, Pensacola for bay vat At anchor 3 miles below, da, from Calcutta for Boston; and a bark unknown. LA PM—Arr (by tel) sehr Addison ‘Child, Hoterdam for TICHMOND, Feb 9—Arr schrs Danville, Chester, NYork; Southerner, Sheldon, Atiakapas, Sld sches’ rowers, Oavey; aa Hopkins, Phillips, and Mary Farasworth, Haskell, dowa river ROCKPORT, Feb 5—Sit schre R H Perkins. Roberts, Savan was AS Keil, Shepherd, Wilmington, NO; jib, U D, Harvard, San FRANCISCO, Jan &—Arr ship Horsburg, Oakes, Cw. mano Ialand. PS: 9th, backs N Peratos, Scaith, Stow 10th, ship Adelaide, Walem xYork tas ‘any wnerd, Cape Finttery: Lt WAY, days, vin toy Janel 2, back Erangoting; Ulate. io Ja Gate, Whiting, Pouaens 13 day Mathleson, Meloourae, Orion Lb" row weil, Adams, do 180; Krterpe, y, ‘Nicotine (Bam),” Vailoseu Hamburg 162 bark Glimpse, Dayion, Hoven 19: 16tB, ships Wohiunore, Hong Rong 16 Cha C Talisman,‘ bomaa, NY 108: Huw bler, Lathrop, d deaux 250, via iho lontee 3 Memnon, Joneima, co 1: Superior, Soule, NYork 40. bark Kmily Banning. Mani, Carmen Island via Magatian, Hao falnlust, Nirseo, Rio Janeiro 19ta, Br xbip Locket, Top- 4 London 146 cays. Outwide, bark Live Yankee, from Fort- land, € Sid ‘Jen 6, bark J Godtrey, Clare, Sound; Nazarene (Bt), Doren, do: “ ior fuelan Hat Wile (rete Mag loot y, Jol nots nd; an Re ah Ba ner, Bong Kong; 18th, Bisce a ork, fh, Carel Carriles: ships Cyclove Bn. Hoaweck, Bowers, Jarvis Is! jth ‘bark ot i . snine Queen a ton Dal ons By STAVANN SH Feb §—Arr and Huntaville, (Pont, New a fork ap Mon sor, rag tg pool; Br bark ‘Intridaie, Da rg a uk (Bue). 8 faist, Groom, rieeenly ig, ao a Dyer, sire, Rockport, ol Nagra sai m. eopper, Been a re ier ims Lara Sa a rid pt: do and wonld hoch mail 3) wie’ ha geri bere Soe “ak | Holm, dg; briga Tyeit Flowers OAT RM | Feb ‘W Jones, Spar 5, Africa. Woons NouR Fey ieee 10 AM —Passi of New York, Howes, from Philndelphin oy. ne ead SWHEHINGTON, NO, Feb 8—Ave sche tien Crowell, Provi: ‘Fornaio, MeCbity, Cube, sobr Jao & dence. Cid 9th ‘Wiliams,