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The publishers Of the SATURDAY EVEN.
ING Po5F feel constrained to make again
their acknowledgements to the reading pub,
nc for the liberal support which their paper
receives. 10 show that they are not un-
mindful OF the return which such patronage
requires, it would be entirely sufficient to
refer the reader to the established character
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THE FIRESIDE FRIEND

which is pre-emlnently the designation of
TINS paper. As newspaper, dependant
upon pubic patronage, grows by what il
feeds on, thepubIishers natter themselves
that THE PosT has increased in interest and
value,with the steady and gratifying support
which has been accorded to 1t, for Pc
riod of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-13
The Blue Bird.

La NINETEENTH CENTURY.
The violsts welcome thee, from the South,
Fair bird Of the azure wing;
Thou speskest pearls, from thy enriched mouth,
Which tell Of glorious spring
And thy low sad note on my ear doth float,
Like waters murmuring.
When the cedar CLEANS with brighter hue,
And wild flowers gem the vale,
Then comes thy voice, as chrystal dew,
In the deserts midnight gale;
Or a. vanished love, from heaven above,
With boyhood's twice.told tale.
The sutton clngs to the robins note,
As he MARBLES loved ones name,
And the eagles cry, DER storm struck boat,
Tells the neophyte of fame;
But sweeter far, in the balmy air,
Thy voice-ever the same.
City Hotel, April 8. 1876
The Blue Bird.
ENCORE FIFTEENTH CENTURY.
An April morn wandered forth,
Beside the Hudsons flowing wave;
The winds came gently from the South,
And bursting buds fresh vigor gave.
Resting beside withered tree,
Around whose roots the violets sprung,
sweetvoiced bird there came to me-
And through the woods his echoes ruDg.
That song, SO gentle, sad, and mild,
Was ladened with the Paste bright years.
In thought, again was child,
And felt my sy sIids fill with tears.
The voices OF my early home
Were woven with its blessed strain,
Ere gold had tempted nae to roam,
Or curst ambition lured in vain.
As ships. departing, in the bay,
Whose white sails glimmer through the trees,
My bark, upon LIES stormy way,
May resch it, port mid calm and breeze.
Yet thou didst noble thoughts impart,
In song, to glad that untrod sea-
To high resolves II nerved my heart,
And filed my soul with melody.
CALEB LYON, OF LvoNspALE.
City Hotel, April 9, isa6.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-13

FROM ST THOMAS AND GuADALoupK.-The schr.
Ocean, Capt. Savage, arrived at this port, brings
dates from the above places few days later than pre-
viously received. Pitch pine lumber selling at b.
Thomas at $22 and that market az well Is Gusdsloups,
we'll supplied with American produce Of all kinds,
which was dull Of sae.-Sapdnnah GeoTgi0n 7h inst
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-13

FANCY SOAPS AND PERFUMERY;
% e s 1 M Shame s..P
flair Cl. Po%sum. together in every other article i
line Country Merchants DruTxs and Dealers general
can sap d1snsf loves.
Superior pale and No. Soaps Patent Chystane Csndes
AZ lm.r'e manu. JOHNSON vRooM & FOWLER :
SHIRT MANUFACTOKY,
No. 81 s MarnE MA IaE 45 t 6Fp sTAlR9
we.rsr md !. eo%plss no pains spared o.
%:.s ii sIs
ssan ne Im .s1''et'0n' WI" ooLIiN'
CHALLENGE TO THE UNITED STATES.
THE subserbs have hesitation in saying g the people
and do challenge the o. our country near
compete with 'A'" %f IN ;;5s e SHADES.
They h.ys % % the sa ,G q New
for manufacturing ,hsds. OF hs
beauty worth and ehs:pus they E sf ne: X
Err, No 50 Chatham NJ Y, door from the corner Of
JOHN Z RoAGE.
HAS constantly On hand German and Am.,ie;. 4.
I'D; T. . h
Ground md Com
s:a.:o :sss % h trade Or approved
LANGENHEIM & BECKERS,
nA0UERREOTYPERs,a FOL BnoADwAv, BELOW FuLro.
ID Win he n % ' as
asH ~ *. ns
sSs y :s &.
inviting at least 70 eT.%'ss ;RsflTin; & ih
Agents for vortlasadsI { seha'l0s:: 4 ssasr...
.s,mr andL. BEckERs' D:f E.%issis. e.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-13

SUPREME CouRT-Special Term-Mr. Justice
BeardsIey presiding-April l0.-Payne ct al. vs..
Christopher al-Motion TO set aside judgement, &cj
denied with costs without prejudice &C. schermsrhorn
impd ads. wilkins Motion TO set aside default &c;
granted on terms Blasdsl OF 81 adss Easton Motion
to set aside judgment; granted on terms Berry ADS
Monfort Motion for judgment ~ In case Of non,sun
granted with costs. Mcdonald ads. Waterman MOTION
Tor judgment a. in Of suit denied with costs to
abide event The Bank Of Lyons vs. Kasson OF al. MO.
ton sxpsrts that satisfaction Of judgment be entered
granted Stacy Vs. Fsrnham. Motion for commission;
granted by default Thomas OF al ads. Fitch ct al Mo-
lion to change venue denied Smith ads Burnham ct
al Motion for judgment in case Of non suit denied
costs 10 abide event. Wilder ads Latham. Motion to
set aside execution granted by default Lewis ct sl
w. Gilmore Motion to substitute two referees granted
by default Elwood Averill, other causes Motion
that the motion noticed in this cause stand until
ne ut special term Hill ct al. Russell Motion for
leave 10 PLAINTIFF reply double; granted by default
Porter ads Durham Motion for Judgment In case Of
nonsuit granted with costs by default Ellis IT,, ads
Mulock Motion to change venue; granted by default
Finch ads Cook do Livingston Mcintyre and Smith
ct al Motion that two fst defendants pay plaintiffs
costs; granted by default Same Same. do. Wheeler
vs.. Borasso OF al Motion for relaxation Of costs 500
stricken out Dakn Of al ads. Brush. Motion for udg-
mont in Of non-suit granted unless paintn SUP
ulats and pay costs. Rslysa ads. Jermsin Mouon 70
change vsnse; denied Backhouse ads. Chrys aanE
Motion for Judgment Of non pros granted. unless pun"
til furnish bail Of Particular, &c.-sdss"v '~'"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-13
HOUSES AND Lot FOR SALE.

HOUSES AND LOT FOK SALE.
- A PLEASANT country seat in the village Of Madi-
i'm son, Morris county, New jersey. within few minutes
walk Of the beautiful residences Of VIM. Gibbons Esq.,
being about Is miles from New York citycommunication 70
and from twice day, day the year. Morris and =.
Two Houses and Barn, with 6rst we'll Of
Good schools and churches the immediate vicinity The
premises located In commanding poson overlooking
the whole yase and of the desirable locations
the place, being within walk Of the railroad de-
pot which i convenient for person doing busnessn
L. T.. THOMPSON,
"a 1msrc MOrrntoWn NJ.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-13
CLLREHUGHS
VENTILATING AND GOSSAMEk
WIGS AND SCALPS,

MAY, FoR ELEGANCE. LIdHTNEss, ssd DuRA-
dsrn rrsnuiseare they dsr from ~ Ssi,r;
buted a. to appear issuing from the skin they cover no
more OF the than natural hair does, and having
southern climate they inesmsbe. being Of ony sunee
s.naton member Of Congress- and gentlemen from
quarter the who wearing Cs WIGS can
The prices viii bs found suis The circumstances Of ALL
Iw re
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-13
FUME BATH.


MUCH LOWER than the General Pricss-JACOB VAN
ll DERBlLT 36 Maiden Lane, between VIM. and Nassau
establ ishment in New York.
NJ B. Hundreds of garments ready made, which will be
sold wholesale retail. very 49, MAO m*rc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-13
JUNG q BEHRMANN,
REMOVED FROM III LIBERTY sTnxKT
TO ~ SOUTH WILLIAM TTREkT.

mi 1msm
GREAT BARGAINS IN NEW GOODS.
DETER ROBERTS has received BY late arrivals. and
EMBROIDEKIES.
Needle-work Capes from q 80 to $a3 French wcrd Col
g to 80 Dreses neede work and Tsmhour from q, 20 ~
LAWNS AND CAMBRIA HANDKERCHlEFS.
Tape hemd STITCH Riviere Fancy and coloied bordsn.
MUSLINS.
Book Null Jaconet Swiss plain. striped and chsckd Organ
die, Tarlatan, Striped and embroidered for Curtains.
HOSIERY AND GLOVES.
Black and white Silk Hose do. with cotton tops silk
broidered g. very fine Isle thread open WORK,
g per dozen ane nnoisschsd cotton oOsn work to q
most excellent article at % per DOZEN rsuay sole
excellent assortment Of Lisle Thread plain and
broidered Silk Gloves Of all sizes.
LACES.
Capes real and imitation Of the latest snd fashionabe
styles Ves black and white in chsnty, Brussels point
manes dAlencon and other varieties Regency Meek
lin Vaenciennes fine English Thread Laces Edgngs
rich black Brussels and imitation Of every description
for trimming, founcmg. &c, &c Linen bobbin Edgings and
Insertings
lot Of Muslin trimmings, ladies. Morning Caps lace Gag
Crowns Muslin Capes received from aucon will be sola
Is UNDER IMPORTATION.
No. 80 Broadway. I'd April lsts. o. I'm "
TO ARCHITECTS, STONE CUTTERS, AND
RIJTf.DERS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-13

MkrA,arK COvHss JocxnI CLus RACES SECOND DAY
-Thursday April a-Proprietors Purse $aoo; Two Mile
Heats.
r. Ten Brock Jr a. gr h, Croton, by Chorister, dam
by Muckle John; ". o. 20 l
WIN. p. 0reer's CHI T. Mary Waller, by stsrins,
out Of Discord; y. o; ... :; :.
shazzar. dam by imp. Leviathsn; 4 y. o. g
p A. Cocks b. vctress, by Grey Eagle, dam
by Royal Charlie; y. o. $500. - 4
A. L. Bingaman's b.. by Tuscahoma,d dam by imp.
Belshazzar; 3y. 1900. a D
Y. NJ divers (Dr Withers) gr. c. by imp. Levia-
than out of Alice Grey, by Puaskii ~. Ads
Time 344A-3:434 -3:43t.
The attendance yesterday very args,tc witness
most beautiful and exciting Croton, although con-
sdered an uncertain the nrt avorts In the race
IN O, Delfs, .aprii3.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-13
BALL DRESSES FIFTY PER- CENT UNDER
THE COST OF IMPORTATION.

BALL DRESSES FIFTY PHR CENT UNDER
THE COST OF IMPORTATION,
aasa aSsyt cs .
H. as.
Tered equally low and inspection II believed
NJ W 3 Is 1s'f Ss sb;tBEs; NV NV in the s
Sc Ensena a los Estranleros FL Ingtes.
THE french AND SPANISH Lassasss's also Ass
'
ss f; u
FUME BATH.
ITO ALL who are afflicted with Sheumatis GO ecmpsiu,s
such ssros SSS Sal: aa'I% dis
ted as fetch / within die me,n. Of ali: mas Im.m
ASTOR HOUSE BATHS,
81 .s.sS :ss sGS,s
sss md a.; s s, III s9"i
Ps Until TS. ~.I ars B.. ss d
az; Is usual REES fH
CLOTHING
M DERBiIT. 5 Maiden Lane, between WIN. and N....u
ehsspss hion.ble gsntemsn aud boys clothing
ready "ad' which r be
MAkTELLE q HOLDEKMANN,
~ Maiden Lane, NJ. ",
MANUFACTURES and Importers Of Ornamental Hair
Bd %
o as i.S o '''
N. B.The trade supplied on reasonable terms.
TOBACCO, SCARS AND BASS.
A A; sAMANoS No. 81 Broadway, up stairs. Offer foI
"A sale: splendid Of hoiss h sss.r ,sSssd
s:'%s jsso Tasssss small iosSf s.:: y %hSs:ss
83, 900 a ma a.y.s. A foP.s saNclfE sEaAAS
g sss E E%ais: s sizes s sss ff ssS.:
50 900 Lafsyelre, 10000 Esculapio, do
l:::: E :s:i!ss.. sss ss 81 k%'iNgs
70 Fl BIZ
mr21 lm@m III Front sheet. near Wall. up stairs
THE SUBSCRIBERS invite the attention Of country
E, md Shs 70 @ 4: Of s
: e. si
and quality, from s. % IS sSSa:snd .vvnrv
mrs lm.re whole.sis Sega Emporam los wall st.:
FRENCH ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS,
BY The Hs zaf ss
quality and yea psices we pleasure
'', n' s'.'" NM Z is
FRENCH ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS.
r OWITZ BECKER, No "a John street, have just open
IL ed splendid Of French Artificial Flowers
materials for flower makers &c. &c. which they offer to the
trade. at low prices. mis- lm.mc
To the Tea, Coffee and Nugar Trade, 8c.-Ec0mo-
nssts, Families, Hotel Keepers, &c.
j, 3. SCOTT & CO.,
No rs Nassau street, corner of John,
s Of :s
and rarely obtained offer, wholesale RETAIL ag
Of Green and Black Teas Of the best quality only inSlu
such used to be imported twenty The stock Of
Sugar. &C. needs NO conmen a. they are selected Of
the finest quality. -
g. SCOTT co. also supplied with stock Of fresh
imported Glasgow 6pced Hams old English Cheeses Of
variety and flavor.
All goods bought will be delivered within Eve miles Of the
city fee Of charge. And all orders from with
closed remttances will the honorable dealing If
selected by the parties themselves
). g. SCOTT co. 7s Nassau s,
m30 hmm John st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-13

I1OOOEO IL LIE
- CONTAINING the modern Improvements r ent $780,
ion: stu stion desrabeThese houses situated the
Fourth Avenue between a5ta and ssh ,resi:: also on
EACH fae gardens marble mante folding DOORS
black Crates, fincy se &c They will be put in perfect
families The rail pass i've minutes from A. NJ
till Il nights eycan be reached nom the City Hall intwen
AppIy 10 D. EVANS. No. City Hall Place. OF at his resi-
donce, 100 Fourth Avenue.
b-some Of the houses admirably arranged for two
families. al1wsr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-13

TO DRY GOODS DEALERS,
- WHO DESIRE Handsome and Capacous Storr in
" Of crowded and hourshing thoroughfares
kof Brooklyn-The updenigned has now erected, in
Myrtle Avenue dry goods which is doing
bus fne three briek building "a feet front
by 40 feet Deep with Handsomely finished paors large
neni will finished and ready Ter possession before the
busnsss, and will be let low to good tenant Applyt
JOHN LANGSTAfF,
m aRx Mvrtle Aver
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-13

STATEN ISLAND PROPERTY FOR SALE.
"A A HANDSOME COUNTRY SEAT, with few or
c number Of that may be desirable Barns &c.
the river and within three minute: walk Of Castle
Steamboat Landing mile from Fort Richmond and mile
and half from New Brighton.
The property has the OF about feet
FIR further particulars enquire Of William and John O'Br-
No. - Wall the premises. Of Mrs Jane Bnr
ger al iwr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-13

S&k For ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Packet of the lat May
MH&t-The packet ship ST. JAMES, Capt Meyer,
'i ~ sss sDo's :, e ns, Tesa h;r day
splendid sccommoda ion', apply on board. or TO
JOSEPH McMURnAY,
og Fine t corner Of South.
them this country by of Line sailing
from London the 7h Th and nth Of each month on res
sonabIe terms, by applying ss above. aler
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-13

TO ARCHITECTS, STONE CUTTERS, AND
BUILDERS.
IyREE STONE furnished by the subscriber equal % Con-
ueccu aua and 20 cheaper, on apple
70 WILSON, 9foa cCutter. jersey CITY, or at the uaJ.
nau rs ,m",c ADM H. vREELAND.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-13

10 lie i,
- TO A SMALL FANILY-The upper part Of house
in Chambers street Consisting Of font and back room
with pantry. the second floor. and front and bed
third floor and if required attic room, with
the oil Croton water other privileges APP
ply A. 8. VAN PRO Isl Warren st.
N.Bf desirable part If the above may be obtained.
2w<
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-13

MAKTELLE " HOLDERMANN,
az Malden Lane, N. ",
MANUFACTURES and Importers OF Ornamental Hair
N1 Work, Wigs, Toupes, Bands, Curs, Seams Bandeau
and Braid Hair Danguy celebrated Curled Hair hteen
inches long style Of Everlasting Curls and all kinds
oil Hair Work, wholesale and retail =
N. B.-The trade supplied reasonable terms.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-13

new and important route for travel has been opened
across lake Mchiga from Milwaukis. number Of ira
iersvei Iet Mwaukie at P. NJ and arrived at Grand
Haven the next morning. being about twelve hours on the
by Paragon and proceeding TO Battle Creek by
stage take the conveyance BY railroad for Detroit ~
clude the delays OF two nights at Grand Rapids and
Battle Creek and this route will be greatly facilitated
in time and certainly when the mail limo established
from Grand River TO Milwaukee The distances will be,
from Milwaukee to Grand Rapids by seamsr l2o miles
Grand Rapids TO Battle Creek. By STAGE about oo miles,
and thence TO Detroit, BY railroad, ll3 miles.
Peter Rowe, democrat, has been elected Mayor Of
schenectady.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-13

To LEI On FOK SALE,
ON .yorabeterms four three story and basement
E; brick dwelling Hou:es in Hoboken They esch con.
beautiful style throughout Two Of these houses feet
front by So feet deep and two Of them feet by a. with wide
yard in front.
The situation commando fine view and Is within
fifteen minutes for Barclay and every half hour for Ca
nal and Christopher streets
They will be let with the privilege Of free erage Apply
aio 2wr J. c. STEVENS, Hoboken.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-13

Morning Line ut = o'clock.
FOR ALBANY AND TROY.
aUun - Breakfast and dinner boavd. Landing
&lp at Caldw eIl's, West Point, Newburgh, Hamp
ton, Pou ghkeepsie, Hyde Park, R6nebee
u He'd Hook, Bristol Cstsk Hudson, Coxsacke, Kinder
hook.
Thursday and Saturday This Mornngl o'clock A. M
from the foot Of Barclay Returning opposite
days n u.rr
atthe Once the Wharf. all re
PEOPLEs LINE OF STEAMBOATS, FOR ALBANY
Daily Sundays excepted-Through Directa O'clock PM.
From the pier betsceen Cowtandt and Liberty sts
PPssi; viii Iesv. on Monday, Wednesday,
and Friday evening", at O'Clock
Steamboat HENDRIX HUDSON. Capt r. q. Cruttsn-
den will leave Tuesday Thusday and Saturday evenings
at O'Clock.
Ats o'clock p. NJ, Landing Intermediats Places.
From the Foot Of Barclay ST.,
Steamboat SOUTH AMERICA, Captain L. w. Braipard
will Monday, Wednesday Friday and Sunday after
stcamboss NORTH AMERICA Captain r. H. Furry, will
Isave on Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday afternoons,
o'clock. - -
TIM for the morning for the east or west.
Freight moderate taken after 81 o'clock
p. -, .
without written order the Captains or Agents.
For passage freight apply board the Boats to r. C.
Schultz, at he Office on the wharf a0 re
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-13

DETER ROBERTS respectfully announces 70 the ladies,
offer MAGNIFICENT selection Of Ball and Evening Drs:.s, AZ
quantity OF Embroidered Cella Chsmsette: &c. slightly
soed which selling less than the original
Tered equally low prices and inspection il believed
NO M BROADWAY j3< ImSre
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-13

TO LET OR FOR SALE.
- A MODERN BUILT COTTAGE. Stable and
@ Coach House attached with about of land, the
principal part Of which i wei! stocked with fruit and
svsv tn minute. b 6ys n a Of liz hoSss
Situation between 10th and h For further informa-
ton apply to JOHN BATHGATE, "a Ninth Atrcet Or DR..
WOODS. Harlem. mri2 tmsrc
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-10-13

GEORGIA ELECTION. The returns Of the
election in this State for members of Congress-
are so decisive in most of the districts partially
heard from, as to ebviate the necessity of Civ
ing the votes in each county. In the first is
trict, Hon. T. B. King, wing, is undoubtedly
reelected. No returns from the Cd district.
In the Sd, the contest is rather close between
Jones, wing, and Towns, dem. The 4th will
re-elect HARRISON, dem. the 5tb, Lumpkin,
dem, and the 9Th, Cobb, dem, although in
each there is wing gain, but not enough TO
affect the result. The It'll district re-elect,
Stephens, whig; and the sth, Toombs, wing,
by increased maiorites.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-10-13

The BATTLE AT MONTEREY Failure Of the
Southern Mad The Southern mail failed be-
You'd Washington last evening, or at least we
received nothing beyond that city, and conse-
quently we are without any further particulars
of the great achievements Of the American
army at Monterey.
We have an extra from the Washington
Union of Sunday night, which in giving the
particulars from the Pcayune, says
In addition to the information thus received,
we have had the pleasure of seeing Captain
Eaton, who has brought dispatches from Gen.
Taylor to the War Department Capt. Eaton
left our camp at Monterey on the evening of
the 25th of September. He deserves great
credit for the alacrity and energy which he has
exhibited in reaching Washington from Mon
terey in Sirteen days!
We have no time for further comment to-
night. Our army has again covered itself with
glory. 1t has driven the MeXicans from their
entertainments, on very precipitous heights, on
both sides of the Rio del Tlgre1-stormng them
in the face Of the enemy and theiI guns-beat-
ing an army of double their own force, as has
been estimated-and after four days fighting
and driving the enemy from one entrenChment
after another, and from street to street, CON-
pelling them to surrender Monterey with all
its supplies of ammunition, provision, &C., and
cannon, with a very small exception. Neither
army is to pass specified linc-which is pei
haps nearly half way between Monterey and
Saltillo-under eight weeks. But This armis-
tice, in the first place, does not embrace our other
lines Of operations and secondly, il is subject, in
express terms, 10 the orders and Instructions Of the
t,oo governments. The army is worthy of all
praise for the gallantry and skill which have
been displayed by our officers anditroops, both
volunteers and regulars. This is another
brilliant military event in the annals of our
our country.
But, in obtaining this glorious victory, we
have lost many noble officer and gallant sol
der. The hearts oftheir countrymen are fill
ed with the deepest gratitude for the heroic
services of these brave men who have thus gil
ven their lives to the cause of their country;
and the whole nation profoundly sympathizes
with their bereaved families and friends.
We must reserve, until tomorrow, the Off
cia details of tkis brilliant achievement.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-10-13

WRECK OF THE BRITISH SHIP CROMWELL
Capt. Edridge, of the packet ship Roscius, at
New York, from Liverpool, reports that on the
cath of September, about 8 P. NJ, lat. 4s 80,
Ion. 80, 46, fell in with the British ship Crom-
well, from Quebec, bound TO Liverpool, water
logged, and took from her the captain and
crew, thirty in number.