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Washington telegraph., 1849-09-12
H'OTECE.

eVOIT(E.
IENHE undersigned, having been successfully
Il engaged in the Building and Repairing of
GIN STANDS, in this place, during the past
year, would inform their friends, and Planters,
generally, that they have recently purchased, in
the Eastern rites, large assortment of Gin ma
terias Of the latest aud most improved patterns;
for the purpose OF carrying on the Gin Building
and Repairing business, more extensively Any
Gin Stands made and sold by the undersigned, will
be delivered and put in operation, and proving to
be, not good represented by them, may be
returned without any expense to the purchaser /;
and all repairs done by them, will he warranted
satisfactory.
WM w. C. COLLINS,
B. l.. BEITrIN
Washington, January II, ls49 3-tf
Washington telegraph., 1849-09-12
w ASH TON
FEMALE SEMINARY.

TNHE second scholastic year of this Institution
l. will commence on the third Monday of Sep
tember next.
The Washington Female Seminary is now
permanently established, aud parents may send
their daughters with the complete assurance that
every facility will be afforded for the thorough
education OF their daughters and wards
The updonbted healthfulness, the moral, re-
iigious and literary advantages of Washr gto on
together with it's central position, Indicate II as
highly suitable place for Institution of ele-
vated character, and nothing will be spared to
place it, al once, beside the best female schools
of the south.
The Principal takes pleasure in announcing
that he has secured the services of two ladies of
superior endowments and qualifications III
The Boarding Department will be under the
control of the Principal, who has, at heavy .ex-
pense, constructed pleasant and commodious
residence aor the reception of pupils from dis
tance. .l
1t will, therefore, be expected that every young
lady coming from abroad should board with the
Principal, where every arrangement will be made
for their comfort; where a careful supervision
may be maintained over their health and progress,
and where particular attention may be given TO
The inculcation of those prime pies which should
govern the moral being, and to the decorum
which should distinguish the social circle
RIhe Seminary will be shortly provided with
Il complete Philosophical and Chemical Apper-
atus, and also Cabinet of Minerals. =
No deduction for absence except in cases Of
protracted illness.
Terms rs heretofore.
BOARD OF INSTRUCTION.
S. L. SLACK, A. NJ. PRINCIPAL,
Miss v. f.. SnERBRooKE, Vice PrincipdI,
Mrs. f.. j. SLACK, Ornamental Department,
Miss A. M. BABE, Music and French DepG
June l3, lS49-24-2m
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Married..


In this city, the 18th inst at St Thomas Church.
by the Rev DIR. Whtehouse, HENRY p WILSON, to Miss
EyELrNE daughter of Lyman Denison Esq
On the 18th inst by the Rev. VIM. Bcrrian, JOSEPH
WATKINS, to HARRIET j., only daughter of Thomas
Brown, all of this city.
On Tuesday evening the 18th inst. by the Rev. Ca
cb Clapp rector Of the Church Of the Nativity FOWLER
BRAec, Esq, of Milford Massachusetts, to Miss SARAH
FRANCES DEyo, Of this city.
Boston papers please copy
On the 18th inst. by the Rev. Mr. Bach, Mr.. GEORGE
T.. TLToS, to Miss Joanna SERIM, both Of New York
On Wednesday the 10th inst, ut the First Presby-
terrain Church, in the city Of Brooklyn, by the Rev
DR.. Cox, GEORGE W. BUSHNELL, Of New York, to Miss
CAROLINE NJ, daughter Of John J. Diossy Esq
In Brooklyn, on Tuesday the 18th inst by the Rev
William c. Hoyt Mr. SMITH ROGERS, of Brooklyn, to
Miss Susan JANE MARTIN, only daughter of John Mar
tin. U. s. Navy.
The Norfolk, Portsmouth, and Virginia papers will
please copy
At Sag Harbor LII, on Tuesday morning. May Is,
by the Rev Mr.. Cope Mr. JESSE Foster, of this city,
to Miss PHEBE W daughter of the late Captain Max
well Grfipg, Of the former place.
In Guildford, Conn on the 14th inst, by the Rev
Alonzo Bennett Mr.. j. d. SMITH, of Brooklyn to Miss
GEoRcIANA PEEK, youngest daughter of the late VIM.
Peek Esq., Of New York.
On the evening of Tuesday, the 18th inst by the
Rev. Charles q. Sommcrs, MIR. w. Henry BREASTED to
Misc CHARLOTTE F. SHARP, daughter of William Sharp
Esq.
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Cle0re0s
sP Esther E Esa
Tsnnesss, U.s.. Collins ssyannsh MITCHELL Elisha
Lermont New Orleans, W Elwei ''''""
OBJ Inns CO.. P Pss Hs sSsn
Gotkenburg VIM weisser Broom Jones surinsm Brett
Walsh s Hiram lBr Crosby Halifax il Brainc Jane Aii-
sn S csns SSs1 M P Ny"s H
sehrs.Northern Light Davis, Charleston Tooker Smith
HenspgtGn Foster dO Lawrence, Dickinson, Richmond,
Re- Gilst Baltimore, MAILER 8 Lord; Mary Jane Park
Abbot Layrencs Allen, Boston; Mary Clark
Arrlvea.
Steamship Falcon, Davis Chagres via Havana days to
Ship Allen, YeMan Charleston days, with cotton, to
Bark 0phir, Rsmsdc Mobile IL days, with cotton, to
brig w.sSinston philadelphia OIL Trinidad Dc Cuba
left before reported inst lat % 90 Ion 50 3 spoke brig
fG Ssa S q Tno car sh inst with md to tn.
Sid In company with schr st Pierre, Grant
Brig Dudley f BostOn) Yates Galveston. % days. with
big Rufus souie, Dillingham; New Orleans 20 days. with
Brig scuis Rogers New Orleans % days, with mds.
BIis Tartar tef East ThGmastcn, Paul Mobile. 10th u.
spof. SsrS SIAM r.m New Orleans SS h iss LAY Ion ST.
Sshr Hornet cT Harrinstonl srout, Cardena 10 days.
sehT ~ieiss, Baker Norts Carolina, days. with
Sehr Hughes, Johnson. Nerh.,n NC. dav, ala a,
company seRrs Ann Maria jones' and North csronian,
Revenue schr Norris new Jones' Commander Bss
more and 80 hours from Cape Henry 70 Sandy Hook We
s. ai;sRss is e.; a.. 1''A station
scnr Aeklam, carlisle haehss. days. With lumber, u
sehr Isahcla, Sherwood. Boston, sssya
scbrWP Williams, Avery, New London
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greatest hopes in the hour Of their maturity fall into
vocal and dramatic exaggeratiooa poison which in
PRODUCES itself into the whole lyrical system under the
of false and inopportune applause and cheats
actors readily as it awakens all their self love,
stage in society, 1t far important to study
personal dignity than to excite passing admiration by
lures any ply resources which il they sometimes
surprise Questionable and unre1ecting applause, yet
disturb the full and truthful Developments Of the
organforgetting that the strongest dramatic express
sion be rendered by the look the countenance and
the hand How deeply feel these points will be evil
dent when you remember that have abandoned my
career although 1t has been fortunate few years
before its natural termination because could at
tain and reproduce those beauties and excellences
which render our art truly divine. Not all the sound
and tones that could command could express the
depth Of sentiment, the rtuh of passion which felt
Thus many phrases remained imperfect. suffered
deeply from this and IL appeared to II each day
/ was getting more distant from perfection. Now am
consoled-for live in your triumphs."
Active preparations making at the Royal Italian
Opera Coven Garden for the production of the grand
opera Les "uguenots in the course ofthis month 1t
will be powerfully cast. Madame Dorus Gras will
tain the part Of Marguerite de valois, Gris that Of
Valentine and the others will be filed by Mario Mas
SOL Tag liafco, Marin and Nladlle. Angri.
is intended to rebuild the Olympic for theatrical
purposes, Immediately. 1t will be much larger than
formerly, and the entrance will be made in Newcastle
street. for which purpose two or three houses in the
street will be removed to afford wide opening to
the theatre.
Madame Grisi having sufficiently recovered from her
recent ndisposition, will appear at the Royal Italian
Opera House soon.
Crsi made her first appearance for the ut tn
Royal Italian Opera the 18th ult. Madlle Augri
a new contraito, made successful debut on the same
eveging
Dublin journal says Of Mr.. and Mrs Kean, that on
Saturday last, April a. this gentleman and lady made
their appearance at the Theatre Royal Dublin for the
first time this and were warmly received by
brilliant audience. The play The Wifes Secret'
Miss Helen Faucit continues in the north. She has
been performing at Dundee with success
Mr.. Mitchell has rc-opened st. James Theatre with
pera cOmiqne.
the exhibition by the command of her Majesty of the
moving picture Of the Mississippi which will take place
this Saturday evening The proscenium &c, that
used for the royal theatrical performances is being
put in the ST. Georges Hall and large party of the
nobility have been invited to attend. At the concu
sion Of the representation in presence of the Queen
and royal party it is to be shown to her house
hnIl
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Died.

On Wednesday afternoon, at o'clock, of consump-
ton, WILLIAM HENRY DUBoIs printer in the Seth year
of his age.
The funeral will take place Friday afternoon, at
o'clock from his late residence, 272 Fast Broadway.
His friends and the printers generally are invited to
attend, without further notice.
On the 10th Of May, STEPHEN KEHor, of gun shot
wound received at the riot which took place on the
night Of Thursday. 10th May.
His remains will be taken for ntcrment from the
residence Of his sister 100 Cannon street this afternoon
His friends and the friends Of the family respect
fully invited to attend the funeral.
On Wednesday morning, May 10th, JAxE MARIA, wife
OF O. Augustus Wallace, only daughter Of James w.
Shaw, Esq, aged "a years.
The relations and friends Of the family respect
fully invited to attend her funeral Mt 207 West l4h
street, on Thursday, the 18th inst at 4 o'clock PM
On Wednesday, 10th inst, RICHARD NELSON, in the
Both year of his age.
His relatives and friends, and those Of Edward D.
Nelson, George p. Nelson, and Edmund NJ. Young, are
invited to attend his funeral from his late residence
NO Eighth avenue, at halt past four NJ. Friday
be held at the Dutch Church, Washington square
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Passengers Sailed.

HALIFAX AND LrvERPooL-Steamsbip Ars,issr w.. =
Loo-J Gregory and lady, Of NewYork Mrs Albert, Pc,
msses MeSregor, and Samuel Mrs Trycr Paris: W Ada
ana mrs veins Philadelphia; Mrs Romsnes Knast,
Iiacci lady, infant and servants Misses Fie
ns anu Aneera Philadelphia; Messrs Powder G wss
ana ady' Jersey city, Misses and Clement {: Ire
ana lady Philadepha; Messrs Burke Moncross and CIV
PVstor; Kate England Schrader, George Kistsr Mexi
100 Soox, Shsen Strachan, Myers, hurry. WIN iiamb
N 2 neomond Dusag DR. Dc Rosset, Beck II Cob
Few dGrh Hon Stanley England Messrs Dc Ia rowe
York Clarke, st Louis; Buey and Alien hma
oueilcmia, Hayana Smith, Mrs komanes 2 chiidren
SSn:u General France s% d 'HH sSmoSi d Rs
pake Boston; Carter, ENGLAND; Beckett Cosier Nrs
Ph smans Head Taylor Carman Yaraal Mrs Dele
Su , Sheen VIM Mcintosh. Quesada Norri. ia
ana friend, Fraser. Rea, ] n Bay shaw W.rnw
Enow.es; ischoepke, New York G In Chnn,br. Sins
keihs,mer MOBILIZE jose de la Cesar Uavan,. snhr
Hng'shoi Ia,iy Goupil dn Rosn Mrs Thnriis Nav
schroder hexico Mics Wesontba, NJ s; sera cr
Ho,orhidc lady and servant: VERMONT and oiv II,
nessrs MeHenry. Jean LATTE III che, lila Nh
Mr. hct.regor. Kingston. '.'H''' INFANT anu sorVf
az. icr iishfax-Mr Newman, New York; Madame Hand,
B"sl kdirs,t, charity, and servant; Rev Mr. Connsi
'si nnpc nrct9n Danl Harris, Halifax.
q hvaNSwAnIStcamship Tennossee-W II y.rn,iyss, 1,
a m Vinnt wns srmil-e Or Arnold, Captain Judah
~ ~ uuh, ells, George II Welsh KenSal II ~ Ia,
siss " ood and lady. Minis. '"i'
vanso r rooL-raetet ship New Ycrk-Drs stinson
caintson, + eaID, ssed Irippctt spalsdy. TJ.me
~ ",s might Mrs stsevcr and daughter Mr. Roma,
servant Miss Fowler. 80 '""''"' ~ "'fa''
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Snr Launch AT ST. LorIs.-Agreeablc to pre-
Slous notice, multitude OF citizens assembled
sFt evening al the ship yard Of French Co., to wit
mes he launching Of the fret chip put upon the
woys III ,his city. We arrived at the ground rather
slc anu found no little difficulty in gettiag eligible
position 70 see 50 dense the throng, Including
large number OF ladies Some dcuty was experienced
AT brst III getting the ways ready but few minutes
before 0clock, she gided on in majestic style into her
native element with coors flying thout nm
10 mar the scene Ne she struck the water the force OF
the current caused her TO to the starboard 10
the terror Of number OF person. board N Of aconant
cd with the cause who rushed TO the oppoite side NJ
the deck the infinite delight Of those on shore bnt
~ as her full Tenth reached the she riebted
with her bow up stream and atupon the river grace
full as swan The Matilda, before stated IL yes
sci about 800 tons and In point Of model and strength
W. have the opinions Of distinguished and competent
judges, will favoraby compare with any ship Of her
tonnage known TO our seas. II Is contemplated to
freight her principally at this port for California for
Which voyage she was expressly built, with an eye
single 10 the necessary strength and durability
adequate TO trip around Cape Horn. All despatch
will be brought In rcqustcn by her entcrprisDg build
ers and owners TO get her ready ut tho earliest
practicable day and to persons who plate emf
grating to California and have not dc other arrange
nents We say give the Matilda trial ST Lys's Re-
yeffcan, Meg 4.
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LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
MARKETS ELSEWHERE.

STOCK SALES.
BOsToN May 15-Brokcrs' Board.-2 shares Vermont
Railroad, iO 26 do Boston and Providence Railroad
81 do. orthern Railroad 500; 10 do Norfolk County
Railroad, ba0 co. 20 do 5s % do. Portland, saco and
Portsmouth Railroad 963 10 do Norwich and Worcester
do Boston and Worcester Railroad loS 10 dol Old Colony
Railroad SD so do. East Boston Co.. III SO do b60 An; 50
do. 1875 21a do Merrimac Manufacturing Co. new. liz
Second hoard, May E2 ST Northern Railroad, SQ
"a do. Merrimac Manufacturing Co.. II advance.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
New BEDFORD Oh MARKET, May IA -Sperm-We
notice an improv ement in the demand for sperm oil
since our last. The sales embrace about 2 500 bills
700 bbls of which sold at 102c.; 23O bbs. at 102c.,
cash; and the remainder private TERMS but under
stood to be at trile below the above named prices
Whale-There has been brisk demand since our last
principally for export, and prices well maintained
We notice sales OF 1000 bbls at &c. and 900 at 34c
cash. all for export 125 bbls. for manufct turing at
35c, and $50 bbls ut 36c. Whaebone-We hear Of no
transactions since our last
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at steady prices-f any thing the market was shade
75c 100 kegs sun do at S. and 200 casks Of currants
on private terms.
Fisn.-Tbe market is very firm for Massachusetts,
mackere with sales atl $40 IS for No. also sales Of
900 boxes sealed herring at 32c and 400 quntas of
dry cod at So a.
fnEonrs-2O,O0o bushels of corn were taken for Iiv
erpool in bulk, at6d so tons Of lard at 22s Cd 400
boxes bacon, at 2s. Cd. cotton at 316d nd; 5000
heavy goods at sos, and -four at Is There was no
thing new to the continent. For cotton to Havrc,
&c. was asked
HAVOC bales sold at 40c closed heavy
NAVAL SToREs-Sales of $50 bbls spirits turpentine
from the wharf were made at 32tic. a 33c
Ons-Transactionsi in linseed comprise 1000 gallons
ut Csc. for English and 5sc. Coo. for American.
PnovIsIoSs-Salcs 800 bbs pork made, including
M %e sh ct $40 $40 is and prime at s. % IS
sold at ST. Beef-About 100 bbs sold at $l1 for coun.
try mess at 90 for city dol and at $l2 for Chicago
Cut meats were firm and in good demand Sales Of $50
hhds dry sailed shoulders we're made at cents and
do plain hams at cents 14o boxes western long mid
dies sold for import private terms Lard was held
still higher sales of $50 bbs were made at eiI cents
for common, and on cents for good to 81 for extra
western, and at IA 1Gh cents for Orange county
Cheese was in steady demand at a 7 cents
Export from LIST TO 18Th Nay.
Deei bbis.' 1907 7l3
Iork' .'......... 1885 3d01
Rsrwe notice sales Of aij casks, at 50 1a y;0s
80 49, per 100 h.
SucARs-A fale Of $50 hhds Cuba was made at ll,e
q 4%c.-4 months
1rm.-The cargo Of ship Candaee, and invoices
per ship Carrington were offered this day by Mcssrs
Wimerding, Priest Mount. and n large portion
were sold ut prices which were considered an i'm
provement on the last sale. Cassia brought IeI,c
Terms, Fix months. Hyson-37 half chests rs; 40
DO 90 ~ 10 DO. a. Young Hyson-lo half chests 81;
49, 0 do. 80; 1871 do. ssH 1I6 do sly; 10 do 80;
81 do q; 66 do. q; 20 do. 2e,S; 320 do. 20. Hy-
son Skn.72 half chests 3llE; q do. 22 40 do: %;
Isl 20 do IL; ~ do. 1875. Twankay-114 half chests
lsh 2Ss do. Is. Gunpowdcr IA half chests 72 40 do.
40; u do. Bh; cases co. Impcrial-14 half chests
81 IL do. 40; 10 do. 39h 81 DO. 80; 10 cases so.
Oolong-7e half chests 50; 900 do 81 126 boxes Ak;
Csssia- 2 800 mats 1917; 600 do. 3D.
wnra-Ths sales arc 81 quarter casks Sicily at AK
cents, months
W",sxrr~sses 200 ,bIs prison were made at 2Se.
with small Iots 10. Ut 2le, and loe % Ohio at 20s
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Common Pleas.


MAY 16.-John III Mott ct al. u.s. II. Dresser.-This was
action Of assumpst $3.50 for the use of
steam engine and $40 for alleged damages done to It,
The plaintiffs hired to person named Diblee the en-
CINE in question for thirty days. said Dibee to pay
the 1t $500 and at the end Of the time to deliver
it up and to procure the defendants guaranty De-
PENDANT gave the guaranty upon which the present
ton is brought The defence set up ia, that the
CINE defective and turned out to be useless to Dbl
lee. Adjourned.
Before Judge Ingraham.
CafhGyinc DcigM Antoine Boufete ct ai-This was
action Oh bill Of exchange for $500 The defence
set up is want of consideration. Adjourned.
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ESCAPE OF PuuLIPs TIE Convertible Bunker
HI aurora thus speaks Of this somewhat lncom-
prohenslble individual -" VIM ID. Phillips Porter
the person who has escaped from the Warden and our
City Marshal Nichols, has only in this last act added
another to the multitude Of strange
with his eyentful life. Last summer spent by him
the Mystic and Charles rivers, ard for months he
coasted by midnight in his shaop along the shores
committing all sorts Of dcprcdations At time he
wond take the whole contents Of the shops Of Maiden
shoemakcrsat another he gathered up large quanti-
ties of wet clothing carefully laid out to bleach on
Chelsea lawns He would lay his boat alongside Of the
Charleston wood wharves and carry off a cargo OF a
cord at bau-and he made general sweep Of all the
movables in Magoon Turner'S ship yard, which last
led TO his arrest Nor Is this the first Of his In
the money digging line for last summer he persuaded
some persons in Charlestowz to accompany him to
Apple Island to dig for $4,000 IN specie The place of
and no little formaty used ia the midnight search,
but IL then resulted In Phpss declaration that the
money had been dug up and carried of by two persons
TO whom he had disclosed the matter while in Lowell
jail some two years before
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Cotton Trade.
The annexed statement exhibits the movements Of
cotton in this country to the latest dates, In each
Of the past two years =
MOVEMENT OF CoTToN TIE UNITED SrAIEs.



The receipts at this port since the LIST instant have
been 10000 bales exports 500; taken by spinners
1000; on speculation, 5000 stock in city, unsold
In relation to the operations in this market during
the past two weeks, Thomas J. Stewards Circular Of
this date says
y last report Of this market was prepared for the
Europa ON LIST inst At that date prices were softer
here owing to the doubts regard to the correct
Of the representations of injury the crop re-
Gently plantedthe Southern markets not having re-
sponded to our excitement the advance there being
nearly equalized by the rise in exchange aud q de-
cline In freights The two following days there
was better feeling, and prices again stifcned up,
disposition to sell being evineed the turn prices
again rather favored the buyerand but for the
of 18th ultimo decided decline would have been SUBJ
mtted to- Ourmoney market which had been very strn
gent also became quite easy, and as Exchange in
better request, the desire to buy was increased the
week closing Monday evening, 7th inst, with sales
of 5000 bales Tuesday being packet day for the Cam
bria and withal very stormy it was not expected that
there be much business done and holders
out but small supply the sales which were effect
ed, however, which amounted to 900 bales showed a
very firm market, and the grades above middng fair
being chiefly inquired for advance paid on
them which tended to make stronger market the fol-
lowing day, on which $500 bales sold, and
which has continued since each succeeding day
prices closing slightly better. The sales Of Thurs
day were 1000 bales and on Friday the same
The Geographic advices of the Liverpool market to
2Sth utimo, per Iliberna, were published about
three o'clock which, being mainly anticipated, pro-
duced no effect. On Saturday the market was very
quiet And the indications were not favorable for the
maintenance of prices, full consideration of tho
unsettled state of the Continent of Europe creating
wish to for the receipt of the letters which
not at hand until P. NJ the sales, nevertheless,
amounted to 800 bales, the great bulk of which
taken for Hayre by operator, which tended again
to strengthen the market The sales yesterday were
LOCO bales, exhibiting very irregular market; the
lower styles quite freely offered while the better
descriptions were held sitter to which my quotations
conform.
We have continued to hear steadily of the breadth of
the injury 10y the FROST before noticed such cotton
ID. believed
cent Of the amount planted since which favorab rains
have occurred with very beneficial effect and has
consequently rendered general replantng unneces-
low temperature whichhas prevailed long that the
plant is nearly month behind its usual position and
will render its appearance from time to time, up to the
usual date of towering. object of much interest"
The closing quotations in this market were an
neXed:-
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MoRE RETrRwIse CArIrops1Ass.-Siy members
., the Mutual Protection and California Company,
,siu TINS city for California overland via St.
E, re,urneo on saturday last, after going a. far ~
Ssi1ngco 70 ho1bury; named Charles Pevear, Robert
EtehoIs, ana David Hall The three Others BELONGED
10 Leom,nster, Mass, VIZ Mr.. Darling and his son
and one whose name we did not learn A portion on
che company, under the command Of Msisr Wclher
pressing on to California. One of The nnnhc,
<psme unknown died Of eholcra.-Dos,cn 7rareii.r
"A
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Movements OF Individuals.

Arrivals ut the IRviNG HOUSE,. d. Yturbidc Wash
ington General Henan, do; Captain Long, United
States Navy Homer IL lIady, Troy; Howe II. Hencks,
Montreal passenger by the America; Captain Vans.
town. Mexico; Hon Gideon Reynolds, Troy Hon. w.
Upham, Vermont Major Lee, United States Army.
AT the AsToR.--W. Ishan, Hartford; c. Flint, Wash
ington; Rev p Weld Mershem; Rev. 7 Leavere, Nova
Scotia; j. Smith, United States Army; G. Wheclwrght,
Limited States Navy.