The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-12
SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK.

NORTHERN DISTRICT CT NEW YORK
Charles smyth, merchant March s. William Jack
| son, March J.; BENZ s. Lawrence, do.
RHODE ISLAND DISTRICT.
John Barrough do Francis NJ pmons DO eef ress,
| j. Cook 4 Co. do Daniel X. Luther do; Mowray a
Luther cS Do stspii Brns =
| Lloyd Bowers do; John Z Brown, do Walter Paine,
%.s sa1 do s.Ds E,ed zs %
Hsss: william stsss john s. asS': ~
| James Titus, dol Waterman Smith, do Willard
Benjamin F Herrick, DO Jesse 8. sweet do Thomas
do Gilbert Read, do william A. Andrews, do Pow.
ell H. Carpenter, do Nathaniel Gadding, do Nathan.
s.Warren. do; Randall Holden, 81, do William Har-
Thomas g. Paine, do William L. Branch, do !; iona.
Thomas Buaam, do; James Mumford. do Uephas Hol,
brook, do William s. Brown, do Waldo, Earle; do
Arnold do; Otis I. Peters do; Samuel c. Blodset do
franklin Chase, do James Helme, do Miles C. Moies
do Samuel B. Harris, do,
| WESTERN DISTRICT OF PENNSYLVANIA.
games sss Msr.y Conrad
John Vandesriit aeth February Thomas s. CLARK, do
| BALTIMORE, MD.
William Jones. dry goods merchant, March II, George
Carey merchant, do; Richard Barnum ply scisn, April
q Ambrose Damore, tavern keeper, March Is John
w. Richardson, ship builder March 10 Alexander J.
Cost, merchant, March H.
CHARLESTON. C..
Samuel 8. Clarke, late Humphreys Clarke & Co.
Al Davids, F. Roempke, EA. Ben jamin Aaron Alex
ander, Frederick A. Decker, Joseph Joseph Resent &
| Miller, Gabriel B. Browne
Latest FROM BARBADOS by the arrival Of The
Norris Stanley, We have received advices from Bar
BADGES 10 the Is ult. The arrival at that port Of
TWO OF the royal steamers was hailed as event Of
dan ri tko.. Ill.
| dies The first, the Soway, Britten, commander,
arrived in seventeen days from Southampton, and
on the following day the Tweed, Franklin, made
caledin at Madeira. These fine vessels measure
TO the spar deck 400 tons-length 246 eet-d pth Of
hold 81 feet, and are of 425 horse power.
ICE ioE!IIhose who like to have taste Of
good things, have now an opportunity Of enjoying
lots, which have been brought into the market By
D. L. Cotton in eighteen days from Bosten. Nh
Couon's interchangeable endeavors to supply US with
these iuxures deserve TO be patonized indeed that
Will be the only way In which a regular supply can
be insured to US. Bon yivanis, we take it, viii not
be diatory In their application; but remember, gen.
tlemen, do not indulge too freely-Barbadoes pops,
| Jan 4.
ST. yscEHr.-IIis Excellency Colonel Sir Ri
| chard Doherty came out IN the packet and landed
from the steamer tfy Sunday morning last
accompanied by his private secretary, Captain Mil
lar. His Excelency landed so privately that his ar
| rvalwas not generally known for some time after,
when he was saluted from Fort Charlotte On Mon
day his Excellency was sworn in before his Council
under salues from Fort Charlotte and the Colonial
Artillery. On Tuesday he met the two Houses Of
| the Legislature, and addressed them in q speech
Bar6adoes paper, Jan IL.
NAVAL NEws-The steam frigate Niississippi
had a trial Of her engine, OF Monday, at New
CASTLE and the result was very satisfactory 10 all
| concerned. The ship went ABOUT five miles up tho
river and returned calamity, part of the dis
lance at the rate Of eleven miles and half pee
| hour At no time had she more than ten inches or
| steam. Her boilers are capable OF increasing the
pressure to fifteen inches, which doubt will i'm
crease the revolutions to eighteen o twenty.
The frigate Columbia has been ready for sea nj
Boston for several weeks, and the Treasury Note
Bill 10 passed, it is probable that funds will be pro-
| vded imme diately; that she will sail in few days
on acrui'e in the vicinity Of ST. Georges Bank, the
South Channel, and the western edge of the Gulf
| Stream, with view TO relieve any vessels, home
ward bound. which, owing to stress Of wealher, or
any other causes, may be in want OF assistancs-
the Columbia is probably one Of the finest frigates
ever built, being Of similar model and size Of the
| Brandywine. She is Of the largest class, beng
1850 tons, and carrying twenty-cight long thirty
guns forty-two Founders, trimmed out and twenty
| four pound earronades on her spar deck, and two
Paixhan guns, making fifty four guns in all.
The following Is list Of the officers now attach
| ed TO the Columbia:-
| Captain f A Parker; Lisutenants Ii w Morris.
| G. NJ Hooe, J Green, John II Goldsborough, c Tho
mas, she,bgrne; Acting Master, 7 Barrett;
Surgeons, S r Adison. - Tackernan; Captains
Clerk. r 8 stith; Midshipmen, A y Smith,
V walker PSiliip., J Bartlett, W Pins.
bury, A w Otis, Crabb, H ysnzant, s q
Bliss, j E Prentfss, E NJ Mitchell, F I Dallas,
Boatswain, g w Clark; Gunner, 8 Allen; sail
maker, l. Furgurson; Carpenter, Boardman.
| NAVAL IxrgLLreEScE.-The United States
| schooner Grampus will proceed to sea in a few
| firm ets.nb on n h.
| The following the officers attached to this ves-
|sel:-Lieutensnt Ccmmanding-G. J. Van Brunt.
Licuteaants IT II. Green, f. Growers. Purser-T
| PANE. Assistant Surgeon. T. Mason. Passed
Midshipman-J. s. K. You. Midshipmen-E
Allen, c. W, Place, F. Colby, NJ l. West. Masters
| Mate "A Boyd.
| standing south no doubt the Lcvant, commander
Fitzhxgh, from Norfolk for the Bay Of Honduras.
| ORDERs.-Jan 3l-Lieutenant II Ingersoll leave
| 2 months having returned from the Mediterraneas.
on sick ticket !; Lieutenant G M McCreery, ordi-
| nary Norfolk Lieutenant Turner, rende zvons,
Philadelphia; Assistant Ssrgeon II TalIaferro,
sloop on,ario, vice S. Wilson Kshog, detached o.
| rendezvous, New York; Lieutenant w Warts
rcndez vo~s, Kensington. Feb 1-Lieutenant l. M
| Powell, detached from comm and OF soop Ontario
Lieutenant w Pearson, Diet ,ched from rendezvous,
New York; Lieutenant w Radford. temporary
| command of sloop Ontario, and after arrival at New
Orleans, to report for duty at rendezvous there
| New York; Midshipman C n Caldwell, sioop
Ontario.
| MARINE CoRps Jan. 7--.Second Lieutenant
| Isaac Doughty, ordered to report to Lisutenant
Col. Miller, for duty at Philadelphia, joined en-
| the 18Th Jan. l9-Captain Richard Douglass, or
| dered to the Receiving ship North Carolina,
| at New York, as the commanding officer Of tho
Marine guard Il that vessel, joined ON the 2lsi.
First Lieutenant + Mcneil, ordered to report
| TO Major Harris, for duty at New York, a. SOON
| as relieved by Captain Douglas. Jan N-Lesvo
Of absence to first Lieutenant Jabez G. Rich, ex-
| tesded two months.
| REsIeSAr,oS Second Lientepant Janes ma