The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-20

Commissioner immediately went on board and sealed
Of her to-day Al the tim. that The cooss VS. ssiSsd
some tobacco had already been landed from her. hat
n nay ps s;S she was caught y y y: act
feet We make mention slsewhsrs va. kind enough to
communists to u: last evening much interesting inier
nation Of events In the Gulf some Of which have been
anticipated by previous arrivals
The Mexican prize schooner Telegraph taken By the
70 the aset on the 18th u the day before Mdshpmsn
When that squadron of the feet under Com Perry had
been last heard from they were Immediately on To.
basco, and but waiting for vioen swell to subsde
before passing the bar to attack the placeevery
Of the Mississippi. dag ship Com Perry the Vixen,
Com'r inds revenue cutter McLean, Capt Howard;
Noneta. Lieut. Hazard schooner Refer, Lieut. stsr
rett and schooner Bonita Besides these, there
twelve cutters designed for taking the forces ashore
which, besides the crews of the respective vessels num-
Der two hundred principally marines from the Rar
tan and Cumberland
k1he had not heard word about the reported anti
Santa Anna revolution in Campeachy II was, doubt
as we pronounced it, hoax got up for interested pur
poses
Mid Barrett brought up with him in the Coosa three
menofwar seamen her captain, and three of her
She had, when seized, double crew.
cargo, believed to be in part firearms, at
AlvsTado some time before the seizure ofths Goose
PHrLADEL,HIA, Nov. 10. ls4s.
and the Toiunteers- Sudden Death
The steam propeller Eudora, recently purchased in
your city and chartered to the government by the pre-
sent owners starts this afternoon with full load of
clothing tents, &C., for the supply of the army The
greatest dispatch has been use in getting this vessel
ready for being but two weeks her old boiler
was taken out She carries with her pair of Captain
Lopers newly improved patent three baded propelers
which will be attached when the present pair break
The audience last evening at the Walnut street the
atre, on the occasion of Mr.. Woods benefit was the
most brilliant that has been congregated in
this city for years The performances were well
selected and the of tho stage appeared in the
part of Sergeant Austerltz in the play Of the Maid of
Croissy with much of the spirit Of his earlier days
gave brief history of his professional career auding
the many kin1nesses bestowed by his fellow citizens
He concluded with what he considered 10 himself the
most affecting word he ever pronounced on of the
stage. farewell" The net proceeds WILL no doubt,
amount to very handsome sum.
General Cadwallader OF this city, is spoken of q
suitable person take command of of the brig AIDES
war department This appointment would reflect great
honor upon his native city, and particularly
upon our volunteers with whom he is great favorte
His experience commander and his bravery cannot
be questioned and the opportunity is offered he will
doubtless reap aures for himself and his command The
bic will be selected by the adutan to respond
the call of the secretary The circumstance that it 81
the only regiment composed entirely OF
fantry, induces the belief that it will DO chosen.
Mr. James Hinchman, an old and respectable
citizen, was found dead yesterday morning, lying
face downwards, in bed of composition NOR.
tar, for the making Of fire. brick, at pottery
near his residence, into which he had fallen du-
ring the night while on his way home friends
house. The deceased was an estmable man, and about
fifteen years since occupied seat the bench in Cam
den county New Jersey swhere he formerly resided.
The evidence ~ the rrin Of Chas Moser for the
der of his wife, concluded this morning. The at
tempt prove him insane has failed and he will
quently narrow chance for his fe this plea
the only one he coud'hapg a hope upon If ever any
merted the punishmen Of death for murder, he
Does for he certainly has rendered himself worthy OF
the halter by the attrocious nature of the deed.
saiea or Stocks at Philadelphia.
FiEsr BoAaSTgi Girard Bank. $3.50 Y. Bank. go,
$500 u 8 Loan6 sc, l01 20 Mechanics b. 2 1000 Rea-
ding Railroad bonds, s, 73h.
AFTER SALEs-l00 Reading Railroad 33<; 2200 LehiRh
6s 35 81 Union Canal 49, 1000 Reading Railroad Bonds
7aE; 1000 shuylkil Navigation 6 300 State 6's ia
SECOND BoARD.-3 ComBercia Bank 49i4 1900 IS,
css 23so Loan 6s 1856 ol; 500 Scauvxiil Navigation
Gs, 1865, 80; IS Mech's Bank, "a
AFTER SALEs-SOO0 schuylkll Navigation 6s 1860, 90;
2so State S. 1855, 6Sk; 1000 Lehigh Mortgage Loan So