The New York Herald Newspaper, February 20, 1861, Page 8

all persons ten in the former, belonging neither to the suite nor the committee, were very cerewoniously tnsned Oa epsom ont, avd if they had not the requisite ticket, kept out, {OW qnuED FROM FIRST PAGE, . ’ se cw pets are made of rich gaa much to their chagrin, sometimes oponiy ent oe ‘aandsome pict giass decorates each end Of | Shortly before eight o’clock Mayor Wood accompanied by 40d against the walls are ome ae, his secretary, the Comptroller, several committees of ‘ho 7 republican party and one or two promivent merchants had private interviews with Mr. Lincoln im the reception wibied 10 the vest i “tho “aight, em ioa | Parlor, but the doors of the same wore jealously guarded Rooks Mpg anne o the” Dagaey 808 to prevent the admission of any but the favored fev, prominently t0 be #¢20 that of “rg. A. 1.0 | Even Phineas T, Barnum, who was to be seen hovering about to ascertain at what time the object of the exe.ite- ment would visit bis Museum to-day, with the whole of his suite, could not obtain ap entrance, THE MEETING DOWN STalns. At twenty minutes past eight o'clock Mr. Tancoln, ac- companied by several members of the commitice and others, left the reception room, and proceaded to the large room on the story below, generally known as the gentiemen’s ordinary. Ov bis eutrance the people there assembled began to be as noisy as alot of school boys ia the play ground, and nvt until repeated cries of ‘ order,” “silence,” &e., had been vociferaied, could any oue have either a chance to speak or hear. At laat one excited tu- dividual shouted “ Will Mr. Lincoln pieaseviae,” “ Will Mr. Lincoln please get on a chair,” Se. Whon requested tobe quiet he said, “1 camnot see him, 1 want ¢o see him,” and thea goeiferated as before. Mr, Liacaln, herefore, mounted upon a temporary platform end 1oud cheers A E. Detarmsp Sura then turned to Mr. Linco and ar Tnnconeeshllsebaitent tho republicans Of the city of New York, numbering thirty thousand, and swelled, from the democratic and Union ranks, a8 we firmly be: neve, to forty or fitty thoueand, we present you our heartfelt greeting. It is a rema kabie incideat tat there shovid have beep but two receptions until to-night in this room. The cne was to Dumiel Webster, the other to fiepry Glay, aud a third is now to Abraham Lincoin, (Cheérr.) But, Mr President, we meet you to night, not a8 partisupe, but us citizens of the greatest an1 wost glo- rious republic of the earch. We greet you, we hope, as patriots, with a firm trust and unwaveriog reliance, Our Country 18 in a condition that calls for the anxiety of ali who love it, Our faith must be in the wise few and the honest many. We greet you earnestly ani cordially, and ask tbat we may hear your yoice in response to the wel- come we offer you. (Loud cheers. ) Mr. Lixcoty in reply addressed tho assombly as lows:— pan errayray INTERFERENCE. From the vestibule Mr. Lincoln was conducted direct to his Fy sy from the windows of which it ‘won expected be would address the people. Of course ho reporters were on band; but, as in the Japancso re- eeption, av officious Alderman was at the door to tarow ebstacies jp their way aad to deprive the public of any- uhpg that might have fallen trom the President clect The police oibcer on duty was extremely obliging WW ‘he exentatives of the as, in fact, we'are vappy | Sap. were neoriy the ‘whole force de He detailed yeeterday. @erires wo adm the reporters, but Alderman Cornell was ebdurate, and as the reporters persisted in their cadea- atorce of police was brought up ant fhe galleries cleared. It was not without great ditflouity Sater reporters eventually found admission, through ‘Me Kindness of the officer of whom we have spoken, and Jethoric Alderman was present to throw in his Mattie brief antnority The clamoring of the crowd in the streets for Mr, Lia eoln had the effect of bringiog bim to the window, when he bowed w the crowd and was londly cheered. fe theo vetircd, but the noise and clamoring having shortly afterocen renewed, he was again induced to step vut on the arch of (he vest. bile, where he stood bowiwy for several mrutes, while the crows cheered and waved their hats Silence was then called for, and on its being partially obtained, Mr. Lincoln spoke as follows:— MR. LINLOLN’S SPERCH AT THR ASTOR HOUSE. Frirow Crnzeve—I bave stepped before you mereiy in omy liance with what eppeared to be your wish, and ‘with no pape ae te ee. In_fact, t dy net 18 afternoon | od Tcould not be ra, com ns 4 ity very smail fraction of you at best ‘Dut what is still worse than that i, that I bave nothing now to gay worth your hearing. (Loud applause ) ‘beg you to believe that I do not now refuse to address you meena. any disposition to disoblige you, but the e@ntrary. But at the same timé I big of you to excuse me for the present. Mr. Lincoin then bowed again to the several gentlemon ‘who were then presented to him, all of whom he coi @ially received. He mistook one old gentleman for a person who formerly used to call on him at Springfield to Beli illustrated copies of “Shakapere,” but was set right Dy some person present. Genéral Webb was preset, and war introduced by Alderman Barry. Mr. Liacoln was evicently pleased to see him, and warmly shook bis Bands. After a short delay in the general manipulating pices; Mr. Lincoln, through Alderman Cornell, sigoified desire to retire to bis private apartments, and uc cordingly did so. : THE DINNER. At six o'clock a select party sat down to dinner in Foom No 43, adjvining* the reception room. The round fable in the centre of the room was set for ten persons, and in the giasses that usually have a@ ‘location at each @iwer’s 1 igh) hand was placed a very handsome bouquet of flowers, of which camolias of very large size, and sell ratiegated hoes, formed the mest promiuent he nosegay in the centre of this table was a very We ‘one, and was presented by a Broadway florist. ig size was about twelve inches in diameter, rising up dome like fashion towards the centre, ‘at waich Sine was @ beautiiul red camelia surrounded by fol- SPEECH OF MR. LINCOLN. Mr. CiamMay anp GexTuumen:—I am rather an old man to avail myself of such an excuse as T am now about to do, yet the truth is so cistinct and presses 118 if go dis. tinetly upon me that T cannot well avoid it, and that is that I vid understand when I was brought into this room that Iwas brovgbt bere to make a sperch. It was uot intimated to me that I was brought into the room where Daniel Webster and Henry Clay had made speeches, and where one im my position might be expected to do something like those men, or do some- thing unworthy of myself or my audience, I therefore will beg you to mske very great allowance for the circumstences under which Thave been by sur- prise brov ght be yon. Now, L have beep in the habit of thickivg avd speaking for some time upon political questions that have for some years past axitated the conntry, and if [were disposed’ to do go, and we could take up seme one of the issues as the lawyers call them, und I were calied upon to make an argument about it to the beet of my abiity, | could do that witveut much preparation. But that is mot what you do. sire to be done here tonght 1 have been occu pyivg @ poeition, since the Presidential election, of silence, of avoiding public speaking, of avoiding public 0 A I gg al a il wag. Thave been doing 80 becatise T thonght, upon fern like leaves of a deep. green. Then came | full consideration, that was the proper course tur me to take. (Great applause.) Lam bronght before you now apd required to take a@ speech, when you all approve, more then anything eige, of the fact that have been silent—(loud laughter, cries of “Govd-—good,”” and ap- & rw of thirteen stars, formed of white feather-odge Kind of flowers, surrounded by violets. Pansies aa’ Other flowers made up the nosegay, which was tied to gether with three handsome saun ribbons, with long : * oe plause)—and now it seems to me from the response you Shoe teen rd iite dad Bluse the whee nosegae | #ive to that remark it ought to justify me in closing Jast wea @ floral gem. Un the left hund side of the dining | Bere. (Great laughter.) 1 have not kept silent room was a builet loaded with the nsual accompaniments | $2C0 the Presidential election from any party wentonness, or from any indifference to the anxiety that pervades the minds of mem about the aspect of the political affairs of this country. I have kept silence for the reagon that T supposed it was peculiarly proper that T should do so until the ume came when, secording to the customs of the country, 1 should speak ially. (Voice, partially ingerrogative, partially sar castic, Custom of t try’) Theara some gentle man say, “According taabapetite of tue 6 muntey 3? 1 alluded to the custom of the President elect at the time of taking hie oath of office. That is what I meant by tho custom of the country. I do suppose that while the po litical drama bags, e@acted in this country at this time is rapidly shifting in its scenes, forbidding an anticipation with any degree of certainty today whatwe shall see to-morrow, that it was pedu- varly fitting that f should ste it all up to the last minute before P should take ground, that I might be disposed by the ehifting of the scenes afterwards an to shift. Applause.) 1 gaid several times uj journey, and OW repeat it to you, that when the cee does come 1 shall then take the ground that I think is right—(intor ruption by crie@of “Good,” “good,” snbeggnnaes-ctee ground I think is right for the North, for the South, for the Fast, for the West, for the whole countr; — (cries of “Good,” Hurrah for Lincoln,” andigreat appaause). And in doing #0 I hope to fee! no necessity pressing upon me to tay any big in conflict with the constitution, in conflict with the continued union of these States—(ap plaure)—in conflict with the perpetuation of Lhe libertios fo a dinuer; and farther on, near the window, was a side table groaning us it were with the choicust fruits, ornamented with flowers. Under this table were wine coolers, in which were decanters eontaining a variety of the juice of the grape. On the te she of the window was soother side table on ich were placed a handsome silver set, which hai ‘eeu expressly ordered for the Presidential party, and had never before been nsed. Over the mantel piece was a handsome picture of ‘Washington crossing the Dela- ware” set in a massive gold frame, and a bright Tight emitted from tho neat chandelier, gave a brilliant i to the whole scene. ihe following is a copy of the bill of fare:— OOOO OELEIELLOS IDLE SOREDE SOLE EEGOLE DE DOE REOBPTION | oF (National em| HON. ‘ABRAHAM MTNCOLN. Presipent Exxcr. . chovy eauce, ‘OLD DISHES. Tureen of goose liver, Boned turkey, with jelly, Filiet of beet, larded, with wi 3 AS Tl Fillet of chicken, truf™l= sauce: Bbrewsbury oysters, baked in ihe shell. VRONTABLES Rolled potatoes, Turnips, eream sauee, of these people—(cheers)—or anything in conflict with i potatoes, “—" peas, anything whatever that [ have ever given you reason to rom Celery. ne moe me. get ee ) And now, my frien ’s, ve I said exou °8 of “No, no,” “Go on,” & Peace ut ‘Roast stuffed quail New, my frida, tare appears. ta" Be a aiterenes ot Charlotie "French cream cakes, opinion tween you and me, and I feoi called upon to Ghampagne § iv Claret ir , insist upon deciding the question myself, (Enthusiastic ‘Cream cane! cheers, up custards, oaeee Mr. Lincoln then left the platform, and after a little wel Been, delay took up bis station between the pillars near the en. —. door of the room, and as each guest was marched im by bead pone he cordially shook their hands. ret mn retni tothe reception et where he gave an audience to the Kings county de! jon and toa fow pesto Members of another aon committee, in- Cluding some of the electra. THE PROGRAMME 1 FOR TO-DAY. HOW THE PRESIDENT, WILL SEND THR DAY—THE RECEPTION AT THE°CITY HALL—THE PRESIDENT TO ATTEND THE OPERA, ETC., ETC. Most New Yorkers scarcely require to bo informed that, according to tho practical vocabulary of our City Fathers, “preparations,” “programmes” and ‘“recop tions’ are synonims for ‘jumbles,”’ “complications” and “‘confusion."’ Though few arrangements had to be made for the reception of Mr. Lincoln, there was no pro- gramme nor anything like it agreed upon by the Commit: tee of Arrangements of the Jommon Conncil. A despatch was expected by the Clerk of the Common Council, giving some idea of what the programme of the recep- tion of the Prosident elect in New York woult be For this our reporter was on thé lopk out since Tuesday, the time it was expected. No telegraphic Udings came from tho committee on that day, however, and he was obliged to furnish such a sketch of the “po gramme’’ as could be done without it. At length yes. terday the deepatch arrived, and whea ¢his was an- nounced to our reporter it led him to believe that the information for whieh he had been waiting eo long. and which was to put him in possession of the programe, was now within his reach. Imagine what was the no ture of his surprise et being informed that the deepatol read as follows:— The Prosident will leave New York for Trenton on Thursday morning at nine o'clock. This certainly created disappointment, but it was eo closely associated with the ridiculous that it algo created & laugb—though there was little to be laughed at, there was little of the despatch, Mr. Valentine received the usual thanks for the favor of informing our reporter of the contents of thia long looked for de spateh, The Aldermen of the committee nover oauld hay read last Sunday's Lzkaun, for the came informat taloed jo their despatch wa published in it. Assuring toat Mr. Lincoln has siept well, dreamed the bury city of New York of his quiet little home Springfield, got up refreshed and read the Hx, we will give anaccount of the programme of how he will spend the rest of the day, 80 far as we have been onabled to ascertain upon this subject. After breakfast the President elect will visit Barnum’s Museum. LHe will then return to his hotel and be pri vately oceupied vill the time for the reveption at the City Hall arrives. The special committee of Lao Common Couneil wil! walt upon Mr. Linevin this morning at tho Astor Mouse, at eleven o'clock, and ccwduct him te the Governor's Room im the City Hail. Where the Mayor and the Common Council Will give him as official welcome to the « ity of New York. The Meyor will then present him with an address, aud after he has ceplied Mayer Wood will then introduce hig to eseh of tue mnembere of the Common Council indrridnally ft te covtain that this part of the ceremony will be partwularly éateresting and amusing to Mr Lincoln He may not Lo #0 much interested The above bill of fare was printed on a scolloped edge sheet of note paper, in black, with gold border, on a white ground, 0 oval in form, the outer part being in pink fand ‘other soft colors.’ THE DISPLAY IN THE HARBOR. THE SOUTHERN SHIPPING UNDECORATED. ‘Tbe shipping in the harbor was decorated during the @ay with the American colors, the only exceptions being ‘@ number of the ferry boats and smaller craft, a few ves- sels whose owners or captains were too indifferent about the event of the day to hoist their bunting, and the ships ‘and other vessels plying between this and Southern ‘The display, however, on the numerous foreign vos- els lying in the harbor and at the docks far exceeded ‘those of our own nation. The former, in addition to dis- playing the American ensign in the position of bonor—at the stern—were envéloped in clouds of omni-colored bunting, which stretched in diffo- rent directions through the rigging. These various fags were the colors of European nations, while the ves- gel’s wh nationality was pointed out by the flag dis. played at the peak. The American shipping, in addition tothe signal flags at their mastheads, boré only the American colors at the stern, presenting in their simpli- ity of decoration a great contrast to the gay appearance Of their neighbors. TRE SOUTHERN SHIPPING, Yocated along the docks of the East river, between the Battery and the foot of Roosevelt street, was, with tho exception of but one vessel, entirely devoid of any deco ration or ornamentation of any kind. On some fow of ‘the other vessels a partial holiday had been given to the employes, but on the docks at which the South em shipping wae lying, aud upon tho vessels themselves, the usnal avocations of the men were carried on as though the President elect was a nonentity. A number Of these vessels was congregated in the neighborhood of Roosevelt street ferry, and their undecorated forest of Masts formed the only break in the continuous panora mic display of bunting which ran the entire length of the river, from the Battery to the upper limites of the city. ibe schooner Ann & Susan, bolonging to the Pai metto lino of Charleston, 8 C., packets, was lying in thie reighberhood, totaNy§ un‘ecorated; a namber of bales of cotton wore piled upon the dock, recently dix barged trom her, a weighing eeales near by and tho bands engaged in \eading ber for the next voyage. Fur ‘ther down, the crow of the Wiliam . Smith, for Charies- ton, which was jikewise uncecorated, were caulking, re pairing and otherwise getting the vessel in roadi bess or @ voyage The Rebecca, Flying Cloud and 8. T. Beker, further down the od presented the same Dory scenes of alechai ‘wf any de loading, with their rigging ee a a oe. South of Ful: wp ferry was the ship mn, destined for New Orleans No osetia of Kind was to be seen about ber,nor upow the Mobile fet Mersenger near 0; Several vessels aeationd for were lying at tho docks « little farther down. These were the Cavallo Horace, Norumbega, Sidi Price and Arlington, all Aecorated. ‘Tho Virginia, for Savannah, was also un Spe, a8 were the ‘vessels for Vi ‘ing near wil inuing de morse Ps tinuing down to piers abrence of decoration was visible on all the Southern ba ape or preptsscsend with Ge oypearance & the mem. Only exception to all this,as far as ascertained, bere the Common Covucil, Lowever, as to show was the stip for New Orksans, which was lying at ard for them wm the same amanner that pleased do co for certwin young Jselies along iene route frow Spr her dock réuth of the Fulton forry slip, bearing the Adi fie on flog Coating wt ber stern, field. When the members of the ‘The display by the ebipping in 0 port see 1 " Common Counci! are nced , the deors of the Gover tin Aly cone 01 40 thoro lying at Ue dockn fines moving | bee's Room will then be Uurown open in she usual 3vay on wba! the hardor-end bay being for the mont part with. | the occasion of aimilor receptions. The pablic wi) then Out RY allempt at cocoration. be admitted all who pleave may hay shake of Abe Lincotn’s Presicential hand 1) efow ip the city who envy Mr. Linesia hie enjoyment of th.' par: of the ceremony of tooay. After this reooptiom the President elect willtake a drivo through the city wo recruit bis energies, which will certaiuly have good ren fon to be well tried He will then return to bis hotel and dine with, bie family The managers of the Opera have waited upon Mr. Thompson, at the Mayor's cifice, apd requested him to invite the President elect and hie family and soite to at- tend the Opera at the Academy of Music this evenin frenvdly The corridors of the hotel wero in an unusnal state of sotivity during the whole evening, but more eapecially in ‘the ne'ghborhood of the rooms of the President lest, Office ern, exoitemont seokers, amusement scekers, ‘and sight seekers, wore all to be observed in some part of the building or other, and politicians were more pro- Fd oberg wae telegraphed to Albany prior to the valent in the neighborhood of the reception parlor. | Sof after rat. suc” fram that city, and & despatch 4 [ty effect that the invitation to at ie Academy of Music this evening has been ace: by Mr. Lincoln and his family. the Acatewy of Muric will corseqventiy be benored by a visit from the President elect thia ever ine. There will bea proper forge of police stationed wt ghy Astor House Tho dinner party did not break up until about halt past seven o'clock, thorefore the anxious “persons were kept waiting; but a few minutes before the President elect eptered the reception soom from the dining room, tend the Opera | Steamer Pelean. ak ete ky dred ers wit be Gestled order The Tresident elect wil oe of oe! two ° how ee York at nine o'clock on Morning. mes ~ eorpest renee a ew ae of the citizens of the = city lewar! . 3. who have waited upon Mr. Be rawes obras seein oom Dex! ‘enton, wl 9 will arrive about twelve o'clock on the, ~ nage hours ard a half. He will then cole which city B® will reach about four 0'2l0ck P.M. on Thursday. The Quakers will not, bowover, be atone! much opportunity of showing their hospi- tality and respect, a& weil as their broad rims and re- gious pecuilarities to Mr. Liveoln, for he will take bis leave of the Phitadelphians on Friday morning, at nine o'clock, an’! proceed to Harrisburg, where he will acrive atone o'clock P.M. In Harrisburg the President will rojourn under the special care of the Pennsy!van'a Governor and Legisintare ul Saturday morniog, at pine ociock when he will Se making Baltimore his next taiung place, at one P. Te will not by any means ‘be the least interesting ataeale the Presidential tour to observe the reception that awaits him‘in this impor: tant routbern city. Thie is the only place im wnich the south will be afforded a chance of showing her hospitali- ty to Mr. Lincoln. At three o’ciock on Saturday the Presidential party Wil Gnally eave Baltimore for Washington, where they will arrive ut bal! past four P, M. on the same day Tbis will be the culmmation of the interest of the Lincoin pil- grimage and the cot: gs at the national capital will ‘hen Be watched wi more lively interest than they hive ever been since the days of the great and jlus'rious George Washington. In the meantime the Kmpire City is pow entertaining Mr. Lincoln and his family, and the es of the whole country are {aterestedly watching how she acquits herself, MR. LINCOLN’S QUARTERS IN WASHINGTON. Wasmiveton, Feb, 19, 1801. Tho statement made in a New York piper, that Me. Lincoln will stop at a hotel upon his arrival here, is not true, Mr. Seward, wiko invited Mr. Lincoln to bicome his guest, has decided not to hire Gen. Cass’ he ie, and may not have bis new residence in conilition to receive the President elect In that event Mrie.incoln, under the direction of hig friends, who have chargo of his tempo: rary household arrangements here, Bave decided that ho will take private qna ters, if a eooyenien! place «an be precured, otherwise the Presidential party wi!!! stop at Willard’s, MR. LINCOLN INVITED TO DING, Pa., Feb 19 1861. Acommittee left this afternoon for Now York to in vite Mr. Lincoln to visit Reading. Navigation of the Arkansa: Forr Sautat, } i The river has risen eight feet. Weather c! cold, Atl well. “SHIPPING NEWS. ALMANAC FOR KEW YORK—Tii13 DAY. 6 47| MOON surs...... 4l | min WATER. orn raor Port or New York, c) February 19, 1861, CLEARED. phieamship Zula (Bx), Goodwin, Kingston, Ja—Wallon & P&teamenip Jamestown, Skinner, Norfolk, £e—Iadlam & Heineken Ship Don Quixorte. Ellery, San Francisco—R M Cooley Bhip Neptune, Peabody, Liverpool—C I Siarsi Ship Kevely, Mumer, London—J W Elwell & Ship Gi Hurlbut, Masson, Bavre—J Ship Indiana, Hotison, ‘New Orlean: Burk Fullan, Bid je, Helize—J Jex. val, , Barvados—T T Dwight, Hark May Flower, Déreil Ruttados Trew bride _Bark Southerner, Campboll, Eliaabethport—c & Brig Rapid (8w), Asberg, Gothenberg—Funch & Me: his, Vivid (Br), Le Carumn, Cork and a anarket chm Se ge Hay (Br), Hudsfith, Cork or ordors— Knox & Co. Brig A P L, Landry, Gibraltar—A lownsend (Br), Crosby, Brig W 8 Brig Panola. Plumer, Neuviias—T M Mayhew. Brig Jaffa, Douglass, Halifax—J 8 Whitney & Co, dirs Lady Wasbington, Morris, St John, NBS’ J Nevin: ache Republic, Ham, Cardenas—Metoalf & Duncan, Schr H Castof!, Buckingham, Nassau—J Enea Schr Chase, Mills, furks Island—T Gilmartin, Sehr Sultan (0, Dixon, Halllar—J Hunter & Co. ‘aterford—Edmiston (Br), Kiches, Halifax—J Hunter & Co. Julia Fox, Lenring, Savannah—Van Beunt & nw ry Stanley, J p, Charlestou—McUready, Mot ae Schr Dansvitle, Chester, Rlchmond—C HI Pierson. Sebr Bay sinte, Hallett, Boston—Dayton & Spiagtc. ARRIVED. Steamship J ace Br), ree Tiverpe ol, Feb 6, at 7 AM, witn mdse, to Ath inst, tat 40 27, lon 69 38, passed be of. AY Tre, ee nd nig timer amship Baxoula (Ham), Ehlers, Hamburg, Pob 2, PM, via Scuthampton 6th, at 1PM, with mdse and 156 passengers, to Kenbardt & Co, Had strong northerly se fines A winds: during the pastage. 18th inal, 7 AM, passed Capo It news boat not being out, cau not land despatehes. pilot {rtm dhe Blunt No 3, off Shinnegock. Steamship Fulton, Wotton, Havre, Feb 6, via Cowas same day at 7PM, witn sndse ana passengers to Fox & McKenzie Feb 12, 4 AM, lot 48 60, lon 3, Dassed a screw sicuraehap steering to the westward; 18th, 4 AM, lat 41 ‘# screw #teamsbi ag tthe eastw Steamship Quaker City. Shufeldt, Havana, Feb 13, with mdse and passenger. largous & Co. Steamsbip roe Woouhull, Savanba, wth mdse and tebill & Son. Lith inst, 11 ¥ anengers, to Samuel L Mit g t bearit alized steamship Hunts. bgmalized 1d, Savanual, 68 hours, ram, passod stoanthipe “Alsbems, Biate of treorte, ead feamships. Alsbam! : Te, and Seti bound 8 Fi “4 Ral ei mm bteams octs' Hy ‘rene! 1 and Nor‘olk, 43 Lours, with mdse, to H'B Cromwell & Co.” hip Heuy Clark (of Kennebunk), Brown, Marseilles, 8) 6, parsed Uthraltar Jan Il, with mdse to Breihaupt & w vane Ranked Mary enaty weather ae s, the <7] ‘wme throu u ts ip com) will tera anal ia Geavare, for NYork. ae ay Pa moy, Nov 14, with teas, to A A Low & KPamed An Aniier Deo Bee die " x et Cave Hatteras, ip i ye man, to i ‘Cromwell & Bros. in company with hip itermid, of Boston. for Hi jorge. tat 4 17 ih oy 21 & spoke ship tra a4 from for NYoi tat 10 43 3 Jon 36 15, W. aay Danish bark Saooba, sidering 8; 27th, lat 8 9 28 8’ W, naw Br bark Merciay steering 8 sauoe time. row Danish bark Oheriton, steering 8, sth inst At an early hour, during thick and squal ly weather, wen! aancze on Rockavray fHwas got of is moralag’ wi Out damage, by steameug Ach Bark Resliess. Hettrop. Carthagens, 16 days, with tobaoco a, to Handy & Everett ke A ine, rented, Grande, 6 days, with hides 40, to Jos Bento.” Jan 19, Iat 16 8, lon 4 jo W, saw bark Agee neering RSW 254" Ig miron’s of Pormunesh, eee digg Virginian, of Richnotd, Va. stoering & rig Queen ‘Esther (Br, of Parsboro, Prince, Jon 3), with logwod, to D Dew A. Robbing cot Varmouth, N¥), Coruing, Bonal meth salt, to Thomas Jam Harris (ot Boston), Stowers, Matanzas, Sard, Port au 8 days, P Buck & Co Bailed in company with bari Yunturl, Anderson, for N York, . Brig 0 st. St.John, NB), Cole, Nasean, Mob ¢, witt cotton &e, tof J Revina & tons, Brig ‘Halnbosr {ef Hoothbayy, Giles, Gatvesion, 16 days, with cotton de, to Oak eating, Brig Henry Leeds ‘of Reeekland, Grant, New Orles inst, tnd SW Pace Bub, with suyar kets mason davk ins, Allandale, from Matanzas im Hinueras, spoke Br b ‘Dear vo St Marks, Bae, with dott oe ‘ , sme, > & ton, fo, ras Bags a jan (or Fast, Bhourds, Jacksonville, 6 i, Seti wih eee ig W wth rowan o, to master, dardver, Bourne, Attakapas, day deo, 1S Ce Leveneh 6th inst, Tortugas Was rilog, Cell im with bark Nitarod,'of Huston, Cull of water nad abandoned; bad prooably been run ints the night pr vnd mien masts gone by the deck and cverything F Robert Cadet Hendrickson, Savannah, ‘ to MeCready, Mott days, with rR M Demill, sdrickvon, tiavannab, 3 days, wiih cot ton, to Dew ill & Co. ‘hr Village Gem, Baker, Norfotk, S dave Sehr Hoa Weeks, Codfrcy, Ving! di Sehr Daniel Moris, Hooy imington, Del, 2 days Sehr T 8 Debrow, Camael, Del Bebr 8 Lockwood, Jew unden, Del, 2 darn Sehr N Lank, Frederika, D Schr R & E Siociman, Cimp, Cape Schr Jobn FD in, Great Bey reat F gy Hlerbor ir Elizabethport ¢ Sehr H Woleott. Woieot Schr Emily, Thompeon F Ser Mary Mapkin, Gearoe, Sioop John Post, Fett, Til Steainar Weatohonter, .J0 . Prividenos Steamer New London, Smith, Now London. BELOW. dalpbia), (rom P vit \vethport, Thompson, from Whasp Ni possedl Anjier ov t Brig Leopold, {rom Palermo. SANLED, Steainshtp Havkow. Hong Kon: Avompool, Lone rhe Liberty. Marvels: fia i i Abo #ld Br steamsiip Unite Porser T M TMempet f stear ria, Crom § vannab, has our thanks for paper nee of the snail Br Burr Crner, rewurning leaky, wax «poken yesterday 18th. miles ESE from ifig! Capt Hermanes, but re lance, She bad head wind and soven feet water iu { The, evommtiy Thomas Freeborn bas eince ber for her anual | Charter, Capt Morrell, of the steamtuy 7 PM, Highiaade bearing S| ken veaeel, wii mal rudder how! n ched'and yaw! beat and apparently not damaged. Ban Nianop (of Bos'on), Laue, f with a cargo 0 , he. (hofor olerk ws f um Tungicn for London, F yet ing of Pep 2, wae found ft in atiomptr wind, wins felt Drondslde Inizen masta were ent awry sel being full of water and tn abandoned All hnude were # was in aight ot he time, and le " Ont The bark had been « badly for severnl days ’d, and the captain Wan endeavoring sted, 13 conan mpi Nimrod was and abandon and token to Gatvea Ripping Gacotie ax By “y bos heen aw ere nears ¥ off nt high on Fri (hing oft ‘deck toad ‘of Umber atutday after. hoon. Rx Senn Lave Metorace, Geont, from Ba its fo Yo York, put inte Newport fost for re ne lost aoiin, gailey, bors, and received other damn the! wie of Tob hist, gym, fom t the Banks, with 00) he felt, of ff that harbor Ratuedag night with wrourdiand, slag baad twidteucester The Telegr shore on Komen’ s Woe Beck, and beraase “ a ictal cr Gar wan drowned, a wie ange have | atone sani vebr Ni Ej is, To, beablote Thon ‘more coh ng wark'cn the otiae te on 1 e —The schr AM | for Virginia, while Paadoe dome the Lower | boom, ind, F serio ‘she was | tow Hed'ttow sn condition. Capt RoW states | that ‘ony be hailed and t Id the steamer people that his ane] Was sipking, they did not ogi The hash Sicastiaten is Same op examination, The susan rine | bance dock for repairs, She wi ge sectional dock for dee toa aoe on ee ierge © | and wewly coppered. ‘Antwerr, Feb 2—The ship Eligabeth Hamilton, Harding, frm New Vork for tsport/vostab anshorie Plushlog Weeds, but hae replaced tt. Brewex, Feb 2—The bark Gundela of Hin Eek. mann, from Richmond, Va, for nt, which Was cut through, by the Jew and put of Stee of Lustan” Fob 1, fe now reported to be capsized. Canpirr, Feb 6—The Midolano, of Sunderland, from New York to Gloucester, 1# ashore at Break-ea, crew saved, Cavcurrs, Jan $—The sbip Orion, from Liverpool, whieh, was aground in the river Dec 18, has floated and arrived here, iter throwing about 2W tons of her cargo (salt) over- ya Hayne, Feb 1—The shipBarvest, Loring, from New Orleans, had main and mainwpmast sprung, !oss of bulwarks, &c, 10 astrorg gale van 2, in lat 44, ion 34 W, during whicb she alKo sprung aleak, Liyexroot, Feb. 4—The 8 BJohnson, from New York for Bristol, was spoken Jan 25, in lat 49'N, lon 209, by tne Cavalier, Croekett, arrived here; she Mead enopumectd char vieane in'lon 40, diring which she lost fore aud maintopmass, boats, anchors,’ chains, starboard bulwarks and stancheons, and was cut down to the water's edge, ‘The “Anfin (Austrian bark), {rom New York to Queens. n, Wamabsndoned 18th Jan; crew taken off by the Mary od be earned to the water's edge, was seen to sink, 7th lat 448, lon 35 W, by the Smpire state, arrived here up near Maryport bis noah (wo empty boxes and two tull boxes of bacon, which do not appear tobare been long in, the, water, AAREG, Nash, Packer, Chicago, Ili , singed baco Maoninivs, ie 5—the John Haven fatter, put in 10th nit, from Mantia for New ¥ ork, with lows of furetopmast, maintop: falinninmant, sails, de, and head of Mizeumest sprung. in urricane from NN, round by NWO NW, Nov If, lat 93, lon At B. Queenstown, Feb 1—The American barks Willian & June, Brown, and Antioch, Sylvester both trom New Grleaus or ‘nomas uecnstown, for urders, will be ordered for Hamburg, where wir Car ar sold 6ti—the Alfred, from New York, arcived here to-day leaky, and with loss of topmaste, Warwourn, Feb 2—A ship's mainmast, 75 feat long and 7 feet in circumference, has been picked up on, the ial yorth coastguard station; atthe head af the mast the word deve! Ie written In penell, and underaeatn tue letter “i,” all very indistinet. of AxBEOOD, Feb 3—Awenican BARK GLO) zxTo the editor and Mercantile Gazete—Sir: In your pape ota Maritime textrats under the head of Witte. haven, 1 see it stuied that the bark Globe, Hoyt, putia there leaky. reports Faving struck on the bar leaving Fieetwood I beg 06 state that the Globe éailed. from thia port on the mora- ing of the 28th of January, end crossed the bar at top of high water, when there was nol less than thirty Teel um the bas and discharged pilot just outside t rway Buoy, the then BW Der le aay breeze, and that abe never t/uched the ground or wes in any ger of so doing while under tue Pilow's charge. | Your inseruon of this In your next will lieut servant ig. qubinwieege DYER BOND, Harbor Master. 4th—The ship Wilbur Fisk, Pousland, of Boston, arrived here this day trom New Orleans, via Favannab, Topi that when stowing the anchor off Savannah oo Jan 4,41 Mf, the second mate's bandspike slipped, and striking him, knocked lim overboard from the furecastle; ropes were thrown, a life Buoy cut away, the ship hove about, anda boa lowered, bur could not see him, he having sunk before the boat reached. His name was John L Kichards, belosging to Gloucester, ans. “AusTRIAN Bank ANFIoN—To the editorof the Londen Sbip- ping and Merewntile Gazette:—sir—1 will thank you to re- port iu your veluable columns the humane and Riad treat. ment which I and my crew received al the hands of re T Williams, on board the American ship Mary Crockes, from Charleatin for Liverps oh, under the following circum. Blanes ik w York in command of the Austrian bark Anion, with # ri of wheat for Queenstown or Faimonts, My ship sprang py oral in mid ocean, and the wa‘er was gain- ingtaston us in these trying ciroumstances | deseried a ship, which proved \o be the Mary (rocker. 1 hoisted a ai ‘ual of distress, which was perceived by the brave commander of che Mary Crocker, who did ai) that was in the power of man to rescue me and my crew from my sinking. snip. iam rome fom ym my hte pers thanks i the Seed whe ¢ boat to deliver us from our perilous p sition. reps ble to show more kinduese than bestowed on me By crew by Capt Siege aad bis . 1 will feel mocb obliged to oy Mr Editor. by your ng these lines an early insertion. I will inform the pro- ~ aulhoritios of my counry in due time of. tbe ex exertions ts our fale 6 kind treatinient by a bas and Jour obedient servant, rivanctca. panes, &e. Steamship Bohemian (ir), frum Vortland for Liverpool, Feb 1, lat 43 21) lon 7 42. Fepent thet as wes imporsi Livexrook, ve Ship! Albert Gallatin, Detano, from Liverpool for New York, a ioe lat 49 57, lon 42 Ag J noon os ed yesterday). Ship a Wieting, from Liverpool for Baltimore, Feb Ot, ion 1h, "fark ) BJohnson, Blake, from New York Cor Montesiden, no date, £6, Sark Must gum Was passed Feb M, Int $0 22, lon 79 06, F ae be 40 hen 6r3 Herrick, from Boston for Surinam, Lb, lat 39 4 ‘Bark mea he Elizabeth J), from Philadelphia for Trinidad, Feb 1), lat 27 $8, Bark, Lapwing, from Mobile. for Havre, Feb 10, lat 32 36, oe Tiuina (Br), of Halifax, from Clenfuegos, Fed 12, lat 22, lon St 40), ri Caroine (of East Machias), was passed Fob 13, lat 27 jen, whet Mary Aun, from Portland for Santa Cruz, Feb 11, Iqt eee Ilan Hodgdon (nothing further), Feb 6, off DH Shot Key. Foreign Ports. Axtwans, Feb 2—Arr National Guard. dates, NYork; 34 Euzabesd b Hamilion, Harding, and Oder, Winzen, do; Locht Norleans; 41h, Ryo: sia Flue! jacob. A Weelervell,” Anderson, 2d, ee Norris, ieans, ra aa, Sooper, Short, for NOr- Nid 2d, Vigtlant, Bosworth, NOrieans, eb —Winabound in Belfast Lough, the Amer! ‘quern of tae North,” of and for C jarthe Whitmore, of Ricbinond, Va, frou. this Savannah Feb 1—Arr Gessner, Lankenau, Galveston, Arr Bremen («); Magdalena, Henke, and a NVork; Minna, Wessels, and ania, ililleriens, ry I Fe caste ‘Jas 4—ArF Vulture’ Gill, Hong } Kong. Sid Deo ar [sua Bird, Bird, Calculta. B "Ja do--in port bark Lamplighter, Thompson, for stowkseaye Caveurta, Dec 28—Arr Tarquin, Smith, Boston; 3ist, Mer- n. Cid Dec 224, 8t Bernard, Brown jon and Mauritius; Vitae ae Peace: to ia aoe Tce t ‘hia; 27 ion, Couoxue, Jan 6—Arr Uncowab, ‘Kirby, Melbourne; 11th, Midnigist, Brock, Calcutta, CANTHAUENA, ‘eb 2—No Am vessel tp DARDENAS, Feb 7—Arr brig Marshall Ath, Forest State, do; sehra inson, Tatks fslands; D L Sawyer, 8 A Blatedell, Eaton, Senreport br! Gen Boyd, lit lipatriek wD, Brightman, & Alber Lath, Vrigs Joseph, Cable: 1th! Ise a, Lancaster, dc ean ships Lives pook; Junk ote, Be Sava i ‘ener, Gat futeh, Gilkey, Port- Ann Elizabeth, Huteb- juracoa; 1ith, bark Brown, Hi 4 Savannah; schra J a. Borden, Phtindeiphia; (ag Ja Davis, Stay en, Havana; va ‘hawin, Webber, Pertland; scht Bt ‘Tabor, Sha'orh, bark Our Unton, Pescock, Cork: brigs Thos Owen, Pertengtii, NYork; ith, Forest City, Hain, Boston; sche Ocean Lewis, Portland; (3th, bark'Hamilton, Jar. faa, Phil iphia; aig D D Brown, Cousins, NYork; ith, bark miner, Gipxrcucon Feb barr acre vy, endercn Jackeonritie; jouston, Ru ‘ardetias a chy NYork; fu, 6th, ecbrs G Gi deten. “ew i tad ee i, Sperone te 4 tf ne Fran. wpe, Stevens, han Fra At, Feb 2 Nuri hnd was off Irde of Wigift- ach) fer NYork ‘and anchored); 4 * 0 ‘im tor bork: Halvotinedo tor do dig cana bo a tore Quickstep, Wade, NYork’ for London ‘ud'ad sleatine, Lord, NYork and ws off Fortemoulh ah, ‘Arr at do. Cony ‘Woodward, NYork for Lanticn; bth, Haw tiverett, MeLaliahy a for do. Dexovanes, Jan SOR, Atsena, Sef from NOrieans for Bremen. Doniis, Feb 4—Arr Trojan, Batley, NY. ruarwooD, Feb 4—are Wilbur’ Piak, Grascow, Peb 1-Skl John Fyfe, Luther, nella, We je, a ares bh Jenne Pubberd, ‘and Corre ‘inn Luce, do; "Tara; Wilson, NOr jeans GuxeNock, Feb{2—¥d Tonquin, Batchelder, Santos. 8, Toh Bld Universe, Dewar, audd Fubapman, Chap" Havik, Feb l—Arr Win Tell, Boney Due de Normandi Henaire Ntore der, and Harvest, Loring, Nuriean and Garry Blut, Redman, Mobil ld Ist, Lizzie Moses, Austin, NOrieans, bar, Na Riga, breete, Havana, poehveiden' ne, Tn port Feb 6, Mere. Wood, for a) 8h; MeLane, "ur do Gib 8 7 poestend, Nor NYork; 24, Cor kell: Bernard, Gib, dae Gaauiheia, ; 2d, Walthain, Wit: Cid 24, Naremoerg, Napoleon ‘Thom:on Charter er One ity tH FY Cutting, wn Ly oe Monyoapery: Io Baul, Kediman; ing: xivanees cts Abied "stone anne midt, Milliken: K 'D Shepherd, « Myler; Pawn, 3 watha, Tall, at unkudwn, and fn Ai diay *. Pote, NYork; Jndith Somes, Raymond, St Marys; ¥ Orleans; 9, ships | Waker nin Antoinetia, bisa, N oung, Macao; ‘Garibaldi, Remit; Sesrepurtt brig Keoka, Treat Jecksunvilieg tint, bark BA Aten, brig Resolute, Hilt, Jack oO java, Harris, Portland! ‘12h, Srephen wire , Doane, NYork; 13th, steamship Koruak Br) Le Meswurier, NYork vie Naskau; bark C is Hamilton, 14th, acl pendence, MeCarty, Mobile. son, NYorK; Pert, Pieatrup, adierty ui Mayo wee, An: Bell, Gib ? linn, do; 14th, val A Ules Dock, Thom) iM ian rige inane Carver, Shete, and eld 440, rota, Haye Remedios, Liverrgor, Feb &-Arr Hoory Olpy, Gaulkins; Cultivator, cl in Awsidu, Cacgiok, and Conatciintiia, Mulliner, ain; Rmpreme, Lye fonawenda, Julios, evtal, Johns, Savannah: id, By-oon, Lewor, ( Crocker, Wiliams, Charleston; Phiryy one Sot Colinta Hawa, Hwa: Ailsa Jobile Main, aed Hop ‘Triutaph, Murphy, Riohmgnd : & Fieanory Gai loway, and a AA raported), Cec timore; Cavalier, Crockett, NOrlegn ton; Siam, § 4) John, NB: 6th, Enook Train, Burwell, do. AH Blow t, Charleston. , Wm ¥ Moves, Jo pens, Hampton Roads, Bx 1» Hughes, Mobile; Cynowure, RK hor, ‘wif gh B Fincon, Work as 1, Ocean Penel, © Ticonderoga, ‘Co eweaboy, Disaey k, Boston: Halruetto, Grav, Ruonoe jarbark, True, Cal. Mobile; Bridgowator, Royal, BOrleene: a vecoh ine Tiverpaot Pacer’ rosby. Rosion; De Bola, Rent! Callao vig Cardi; Davi Siowtte ry, Porter, Ni Win Quiuanings, Cope, Phiisdeiphias ‘gn Grey, Pastor, say vena mt out 2 ro Rights, Harward, Baltimore; A® ped, Sawyer, aivestons a arth, Sarsle, seat inwrll, Dakar a3" Frubetsco, 4, North Sanetino, Ciyzoax GAS-LIGHT bye ——= a ) EEF MUBBAY, A fe AD American Gus- N*% YORK io, albany RalLBvAD a Clreassian, H NYork: 24d, bak Fre, Baile, fig, Percival, Bostony asthe rig Abby Eliza " Sey ead prev, bark Ocean Eax'e, Luce (from Meum ag hp tn ES Tol Haven, Salter, Manila for NYork wee Miscel); 1th, Champion, Mayo, Boston (and Slat for An jien Vain, Waveney, ‘Thomrson, do; 224, damuel G . Callao, Memphis, (% 4 3 28, Groans Cros 7 Cailec, Migth, Western Ocean, ‘Sim: mone) Calcutta; 23d, Juliet, Drummond, Queenstown or Fal M. Feb 7—Arr brigs A Torta, Oroutt, Portland; Ht § Russell, Hassell, sacl; fan Gen Pierce, NYork; is “Tackeonvilie: ‘port: Gobi Jack P Stewart Caine, & Narragansett, Hall, York; 12h, ship Lizzie Drew, ray. i AD Torrey, Griflin, NYork; ith, barks, Albion Lincoln, Biber, an4 Eventide, Partri brigs Avondale, Portland; 9h, Geo ean Stowers, N i eh sehe Moon beam (Br im Vath, ship s Cork’, brige M seth Lawrence, ore Lernatd Marwi ortlands st, Geo' Leslie, Bradbury, NYork; achr Evite, Leary, & fs CASTLE. eb uncia aalee Chsetians, Lners, NYorx. Pont (Ucn), Feb 3_-Arr Apne Marie, cnstan for NYork} 8d, M-Nottebohm, ‘Lamb, Yor! Nassav, Feb 4—No Am vessel in port. ™ TAs, Jan 31—Arr brig Mary Capen, 8; NYork Dontsnovrn, Feb 6-0, Dr Barth, Moyer, trom NYork arr 22d, To lond for ithe rae syeren: berks es 9 4 Lamson, Baluiore. Gabriele (lo, for, York (nat eo 3 19th, Gratt ywney, NYorl ulie (Sic), dos, rmmeea, Morse, do. 24, Chios, Lewis, Baltimore. jcante. Quamysrown, Feb Sarr Vindolina, Lock, NYork (and fed for Gloucester); 4th, America (a), Boston via Halifax NYork; Lady stanley, (and eded for l Jom i) 7 ee a, a aly aay ‘Chas Sprague, Tike Cardi: Pth, EV ‘Vikan Hail, Liverpool! Rio Granpe, ¢ 20—In port sehr J ng, Foumyey, for NYork lig; golng in ib, chr ‘Superior, “Travers, trom Bal Simore. youynna, Jan 23—In port bark Wyandotte, Hoyt, for New or} been reported for Boston maraseoe Feb S-Arrbrig: Nahant, Nvork? oh, J arigich, .altimor Texat, Feb 1—Arr Sophia Elizabeth, Von de Hcef, NYork; wpb, Hofker, do. LNIDAD, Ped 3—Arr brig J W Woodruff, Robinson, Aspin- wall ‘ERA Cruz, Feb 7—In port bark Acme, Campbell, fr om N York; achr Martha. Moore, from Pensacol Waknunvoint, Feb 2—Arr Coila, Crowder NYork. wi 4 able from the 1st J) sums of one thou tached thereto; American Ports, ; and such See a. instead BOSTON, Feb 18—Arrsteamer Phineas Sprague Matthews, | transferable om the books of the Treasury, may be Philadel las *hip Galena, Leavitt, NOrleans; barks John | and transferred by the deitvery of such cercifcates grin, Messina; Laroy, Coleman, do; Ocean Bride. | terest on this evupon. stock, trom the dave of tbe Burgess, 4 ynick, Smith, NOrleans; Caroline kliems, | until the 1st day of July, will be paid on that day ‘uthe nee Suetos.’ dot jone ‘Winthr p, Eldridge, i do; Mustang, Pen: cepted bidder or bis attorney, by the depositary with whom. s weston; sehr Stowell, do: y m NOfleanes A ordery, race, Wilmlogt in, NC ye ib | all bidders under this notice will be included tov the Gaal aer .. Harriman, Hezron, Jetts, do? J W Seu. posit of Drincipal by ers, and «ill be directed ‘Nickerson, do, Birt ship Arab, Eldridge,” Amo; and be ly returned to unauccesst ul bidders. Hog Kong’ bark Trinity, Leask, Uialvostons briga Hoste JOHN A. DIX, Secretary of the Freasury. Bowers, Gonatves: A G Vaitell Watson. NOrleans: sears & w Tull, Townsend, do. Sid, wind'W, barks Saxonville, Trinity; ANTED—TO LOAN, FROM $300 TO $500 FOX 8 brigs + herapeake, 11 Clarlotte, Rockingham, & K'Haskins, We Nisnihs, tor Shae tale iceeee wit he pila. Wil and from the GW Hall; schr M Sewail. deposit as collateral pecurity & bod wad mortgage aguinst Wher bark Gen Taylor, NUricans: sch Kate Merrit!, | reeponsithe urty (and the only enrumbrance) upon real exe Mobile. tate worth located in a town in Miekigen. Taid mortgage draws (Oper ous (legal rate), and 1s first clase Pay Particula:s and re‘erencea upou'ap interview. address D EF, box 144 Herald otflces eo BOND AND MORTGAGE, AT 6 I" : HLF. & box 2 1.088 Prat office, pnelathih wicnso, Sammons BALTIMORR, Feb 18—Arr bark Humboldt (Prus), Wilk Madeira. s B we Ford, Hal ett, Boston Norfolk; Thos ‘Swans, amrny, Ohariest jon; ship wiiereuiea tg eek, Queenstown or Falmouth, for orders: Jonn Rhoads, Neunett, Charleston. Sid bark. Bloudel, Sitio Rotterdam; schr Mary H Banks, bate NYork. OHAKLI JESTON, Feb 15—Cld bi mma Eger, Brooks. Philadelphia: sch Anne D Gilnp,N NYork, Sid schrs 1 it ughlett, way, Havana: Johnson, WANTED—FOR WHIC Ri The Russian big Novden, Sararae iy reported in th,» $5. 000 wae rage seer wale a and os oflirg, from Honduras, procured what sh in need of, and bas started for London, her nation. Gelyearor Feb 5 (not Jan ait ark T W House, Bearee, TULMES* HOLE, Feb 15, P M—Arr schrs Mary Snow, Cobb, Boston for Tangier; Elizabeth Ann, Meintosh, Pro- vincetown for New oi al, Hix, Rockland for 40; SE Farker, Fitzgerald, Rockport, Me, for do; Clio, Heuston, Cas- ar a hr 0 Carman, Cardenas for Portland —ATT 80] + A gape) fardenas for Port! be a @onatitu giv interest in # profitable bi HaVess a BRO , 17 Nadseu sireet & $75.000 20 bOAX,,08, BOND AND MORTGAGE on productive reat cxrate in thie city, for one or more in sums of $5,000 and u Apply ta: JOHN F eae SAS Jn the tise Of the People's Fit these wards, LOAN OFFICES. rity By Rpeuiiéing, .Flowen, Basten tor pel meen i, timore, bark C ice mca , Norleans for Bosto 7 © CEDAR STREET—HENKY AYMAN, DIAMOND: c ee, ir 49; Almon, wow A, broker, | Cah edvanved. on nortan Phy geet ton rh th ean Opposite office, room No, 1, dedick “Rett, Hardoabrook, | Up ta in Need - Goodapeed, Boston Mullen, Danvers tor Nortolk. "Sid T 966 BROADWAY, COBNER OF PRINOH SYREET, 000 ‘on No. 5, u ataiea, mone+ advanced from Arr brig Somers, Coffin, NYork for, Boston: sehrs Diamonde ratches, ‘Goode, Segara’ ang: Euizabeth De fiart, Lo, Moblie for_ do; fregk Warren, freiy deempuon of will ba Coombs, Darien for do. 'Sid brigs Au ad Bau: #00. schrs Bengal, akon, —— 10 AM, wind awoin's the asore arrivals of ‘to 4: on Rowell; Alm schrs ng Hitfabeih Ata, Choe Oesima, vfephraimn ‘anvane fwin Heed,’ burprise, and Fevenuo. culler UTOBILE, Feb 11—Arr ships Jobn Bunyan, Carver, Buenos TU CHAMBERS STREET.—MONEY 10 LOAw TO AC any amcuct on Diamonds, chen, Jewel die wellenown and olf catnblighed 1oaa0 broker Oro hid dou mission merchant, 11 cage aeet, N.B.—No Ponpecs transacted on Pati Ei Keily Boston; bark Oasis, Creech, Baltimere; AT 2oa' es <p dora soe = fanny Fern, Thea, ‘tavana, A 8 Cannon, Novell Alp ho Ran nukes teen! Ghia ee ee, Richmond. Cld Br ship Himandra, Sergent, Liver suchen, yt 3, bays them at full value, at Big pri” . Nortoi ; sehr 1 vate o1 street, room pad gy ay Bisbop, Wolfe, NYO. Cid Br ship | ness confidential: ‘No. 3, upstairs, uae, Crawford: NOrleans; sc aM ft Carlisie, Rider, Pro- viaence; Jennie Marton, Bullock, CES PENSACOLA, Fob9-Cld scbr Daniel Homes, ——, St at nl SR ue ge bmght for ago, bighest prices. 0) ‘Apply at tho: LILADELPHIA, Feb 18—Arr stcamer Boston, Crocker, ‘ofloas At" Le JAUOBA: Wille sate Fork sehr Triumph, Artis, do. “Below, og is erm rigs. {Cid eainer Bos mi, OFvckr, NYOA a .| ee ORICHMOND, Feb ire sae Gallego, Smith, Nor; bf a eee Werebor, ‘Oiamonte, Jpllg Main, Preston, atiakapas.” 81d sth? Burdeit = Semele onal, property Of av RAN FRANCISCO, Jan 90-Arr bark Alma, Baker, Se on Oat at a =, HA. JACKSON, genus; Feb 1, ship Tafayeite, Havre: Sd, tirainahlo “iolten ‘esate ship Liverpool. wat ree in Phd wget er Gamble, Powell, Lactate from NYor iBelow 7th, at anchor, two schrs. AND A. M—THE MEMBERS OF ATLAS LO) Fiebre PS No. 316, are hereby See, 2 nee ee ersburg. Gudlz; Sterlingrhire Bik Adams, Liverpout. oid | Febr'Sh at 12 otlock to pay the lant tribute of respect 1S- brig Golden Lead, Johnson, Aspinwall, sonra NB Ne Borden, | thelr tate Ristecee or ‘Masons are respect. Gardner, Cardenss; Mary stedman, Goodale, Boston. fully invited to silend By o soun BOYD, W M. MeRONe oe vay pune mee oF paris. BS od to o be he held © on Thufaday evening PERSONAL. re IT 80 IMPOSSIBLE FOR YOU TO WRITE | commut: ‘evening, Fob. SRS Sie eS ES | Ke ee gor jou, iay, the 21s ~ You Ty Sern ‘thy me. Tis, as ever, ‘your own. a JAMES. particularly requested. By order of EDMUND B. HAYS, G. P. her I8 HEREBY GIVEN est. maa at A ALMORAL Yet SEE YOU AT TIME AND PLACE as specified in your letter, on Wednesday, -*, LL indred tod ive reer wenty pi dee “id ise 19, 1861, erie R I. Bi cre’ Meneby werced eee OR ADOPTION—A MALE CHILD, FOUR MONTHS i In excellent health. Inquire of Mrs, Ourroll, 167 ‘ater street, pear Bi Brookly PP ihe Columoln Hose Company of Alleghany, wilt acty 0) A Binin Pltsbure, at Je lowest cash prion aabiess Robert i ure. F F THE LADY WHO MET A FRIEND IN CATHARINE woeks nd promisrd to meet him address G. V W., Fr oan PEDERSEN, 80N OF PEDER MADS®N, I't fi} ark Deminark, he ive im: vant 181 Front ke —— FTHE aayax WwHO RITE LaDy INBUACK at ry Howard a rouge, “4 ato have received a lever a s xt ay alteroon, between three nad perce teli ‘Ot Thu see ] SrORMATION Se ag oo MILFORD, a native of Bagee died either in ‘New York or Brooklyn: BrEagied on application to “TW. Woods, 259 MR sATRA ingbemtion com: ton street, NFORMATION WANTED—OF GEORGE ag machinist by trade, grandson of Mra. 34 E If be will ‘write street, of Soiford, Lancarhire, to his tothething te his advaaag renth NTY., be will hear of T? 1, QUOR DBALERS —A MEBTING ae ieee Lavo distillers, brewers and liquor dealers favorot the. repeal ‘of the present & ‘hat part of the Metropolitan Police law whieh onns go. S08 to secure the Ae ‘requested to meet at rr Hotel Ra's Uoion ert ‘the 20th int tat 80 Mh WALTEk W. Paice. Ciairman. Pere Wegeus: 8 ‘AXES —WAKEFIELD, uatonron: Ane Vang Ms taxes and back taxee may be paid on rs nave coreerel Guith only, ne Li \, thy : schedules are free to ae pr JN YORKER, Genera) Coller'on ee ine RT ceed Wahen boone g wast Angtonvil back taxes raid on Mona 1 q ednesday and roar February 18 to } through the. subscn , coruer erend ond Blizabet® ctroate, Low will be Teena foro pr [FORMATION WANTED—OF LEONARD PEARCE, Bg ee clerk to the sutler at Fort Davis, Texas. with ox carts to Messina alley, X. frren whick place it f supposed ie returned to New York 5 the crerland route, Any person Knowing of his whereabouts please address © NFORMATION WANTED—OF JOHN WM. mg | rho came jo thie country In the nthe pocket ate a Oneida, from Pretest, i the year 1348. Long }siabd. IS8ING, HINCE FEB. Il, JAMER P. JONES, OF HUN Lingtoh, L. T.. aged about 40 years, 5 feet, 8 inches high, eemter taxes this year Tax schedules dark brown Batr, whiskers and ini dark bine HN eee Ulloa cloth over eeat, back Bensete bats 97 ine pilot JOHN 8. YURKE, . i wraeiaat econ in Broad at7:).4. Mads Information will be thangfull received and sultnbly rewarded by directing to, Hedges & Powers, $1 Murray rtrect, or to # Fe . Jones, tluntington, x M2", o; WiSEs 70 MEET MR. P. TO-MORROW, wri in or thunder. EAMEN WHO WERE IN THE CRUSADE! SAS 3 JA. a Santee Mohican. M rk, Conatellauon, a Seyatidot, when Savers were captured, ‘alla FHOS te Bieay NAKD, BI Wall street, LOST AND SOLED 0G * ST.—$3 REWA! De fag on Seyey, aoa 4 ody ig? AD tae be pa or Feturning her wB. Baldwin, ‘OP Broadway D%, REWARD, —ON yer FR, MORN. it. 86 above reward wi ard wil be pat ot Fang het to Bee VAN BORREROK, IF LIVING (OR IF D si end Somes renin \- Cia Levey, wae Eoed te baventagnone Iosulien teomeen Lost O8 THE ISTH nist. Two @ PRowissony Phere to be Yound, immediaulye at 30° Wrond aaa stow ig’neven'c ‘eran bed Fave ss sare ork. ; . | al aioe monies, for Janney iste T™2E JS ALBWER IN THE UNION SQUARE Post Sieuee we maak for pereces sep ouutnct & _omies for Hrs. Louten Nedfor manent Hinenen we Wail street, REWARDS, OST—ON MONDAY, AT 9 O'CLOCK, NEAR TAB eh of Brondway ard Twenty f Diack, REV ABD CIF TUR GENTLEMAN Wito TOOK TiTR ‘Thread Lace Picts wiring’ Ibe tinder will repo silver from Twenty second street would like to reg saaben eward by lea Mah wet Twon y-second street, L - t for currency he will please address box 3,327 Pe fice Dg y Seto mpat, Be MORNING LAST, A SMALTS tent leather Pi containi money $5 REWARD Lost, ON Y BVEN(NG, IN | inthe priceeds of « work for the benoit yet fo ise in t) Finestrer:. a fur Vietorine, The above reward wll be | tution! ‘The tnder se warded by revurning tae ald, and. no queath on return : \¢ 268 Un b (Nicoll, Janitor, No. 42 Pine street. al * | "Rinks of tbe agent ie aa i nd tesuve, ee 10 Bi REWARO.—LOST. A LARGE NEWPOUNSLAND Lt O8T—ON TUBSDAY AFT 1 A jew white haire in the answers vo | da . the name of Rollo, {row Bb Lingensnd suas kay tas te turning him to thr avove place will reeetve the reward. ‘arlon REWARD —LOS", A POINT LaCKk HANDKER $1 Chief. For its return at 134 Second avenue, $1U re- ward will be « 5 bes vol rey en, AM re gs voi on older, he andre ib REWARD —LO 'T, ON Ro pagan 4 MORNING, Ri ~ aed rewarded on se1 Robina, $20 * tween tne Lag HW | in the vam, of ook aide! ‘Worse ia if reat a fale bi gro ttn So a wai me 18T—A MEMO! omy © Cnetreegner street, or James Dixon, No 41 Lt in rome piace re aes i rdany of fof Canal eves a hon horth ide; contained an ‘order f ie orga faction ndgme: the Bnder. wil ieave tt with 9 iho HL be itberally rewarded, BW AR! Jy peeziore BOC tee eid iitional Iyoth Rez, ‘ora 1 Aiton on Lox CR ATOLeR FeO co's = REWAR ~LOST, A VALUABLE GOLD waren | ry » hoken wale et Ae namélied face: the maker'« name, Ko mer | hn en care ‘at ix r ae ou, pe a aval able ga} chain HY ‘one dated. Dee. 19° 180h, et sx mouths, for SAA fo any person returning said Wenn Ware tote eb -} 10 it pore Ee ae heey ~4 ina a py Breve} louse, conper of ati street and Firth avenug, New Yorn, Feb, 19, ise PLUMMER, ALDEN & COf =,