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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-18

NEW York, Thursday, May l7-8P NJ.
The market for -four was some less firm medium
and middling grades. The sales were made to q fair
extent, including parcels for export Wheat in
active and held above the views of buyers Rye was
steady. Rye flour and corn meal were in steady de-
mand with fair sales. Corn soldSat about cent per
bushel advance and the market closed firm with free
continued heavy with moderate sales e mess and
prime ut about the closing rates Of yesterday. Beet
meats continued in active demand, with fair sales
both shoulders and hams Lard inactive, and held
above the views Of buyers. There fair business
doing in groceries and sales Of sugars were made at
steady prices. Cotton was active at full prices
AsHEs.Sales of l75 bbs pots were made at s. 56ll,
Of ashes down the Hudson Yesterday were $50 bbls.
BREApsTuFrs- FYou-The sales for the day amount
ed to about $500 bbs including Troy, common State,
31A straight Genesee and Western do. 81 81 27n
favorte brands Indiana and Michigan at SIS SIS IS ;
pure Genesee at So l21s S. 25 fancy State at S. 80
So 10 and small lots extra at $5 rs SO 31is The
market closed rather heavy There were only mode
rate sales New Orleans and Southern at previous
in good demand with sales 500 bbls at 50 o.
Corn Meal was steady, with moderate salcs-25o bbs
Jersey at 50 50 o. with sales Brandy wine VAtst
Ohio was held at 1880 a lose. Genesee ut HE a
lac. Rye was steady, with saes Of $4,000 bushels
Csc delivered Oats were saleabe aud in good demand
at 29c Soc for Jersey SIC. for river and ut 80
331s for canal In Barley, nothing reported. Corn
The sales for the day footed up about bushels at
sea SIC for Southern mixed 81 Ssc, for white do;
Soc. COO. for yellow Csc. soc. for low to high
mixed Western GO 62is for Northern and Jersey !;
round yellow closing at 62c. Annexed the receipts
Of breadstus down the Hudson river the twenty
four hours ending last evening"
Tour. 49,. '.'..'..''.. l4433 barrels.
Corros-The sales to-day amount to about p Zoo
bales, at full prices.
FErlcHrs.-Rates were steady to Liverpool Corn
90 tons bacon ut 25s; -four Is. 10kd cotton 3-16d-
TO Glasgow corn was engaged in British vessel at
I'd. heavy goods at 27s. Cd. 30s and -four ut U.s.
Nothing new to the continent
PRoysIoNsWe have only to notice sales Of about 200
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On Thursday morning, of consumption, in the 4Gth
year of her age SUSAN, wife Of William Wilde.
The friends Of the family, also the members Of Mari
ners Lodge No. % /. O. Of o. F., and the order in
general respectfully invited to attend the funeral
from her late residence, No. Sal Hudson street, on
Saturday the Goth, at o'clock A. NJ, without further
invitation Her remains will be taken to Oak Hill for
interment.
Suddenly Wednesday, 10TH in the 55th year of his
age RICHARD NELsoE, Esq
His friends and relatives, and those of Edward D.
Nelson. George p Nelson, and Edmund M. Young are
respectfully Ainvted to attend his funeral from his
late residence. No. Eighth avenue, this (Friday)
afternoon, 18th instant ut half past four o'clock,
without further invitation. The remains to be taken
to the Dutch church Washington square, Rev. DR..
Hutton's) where the funeral services will be held
On Wednesday, 10th instant, of typhus fever SAMUEL
STuRGEs. INF the 55th year of his age.
Funeral services this afternoon, ut o'clock, at his
late residence, No 252 West Eighteenth street. His
remains will be taken to Fairfield, Conn for interment
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Cleared.
sluss DE-
Bathurst. NB Braias; James iBrJ. Haadam, Jchn
iS srn; lSe' 6aS$p hs
% % %oss Sss%s NssmisA wAlsA Peer
less COncklin Alexandra Gov ThorI Thompson FTede-
sioops-Repsr Tuthiil. Dishton; Chas Rhodes, Provi
Halifax MsR, ~Ish %dss to caaara FSs
%ednssd.y night At 10 osiocE She brought $4,000
ship Zsrssa Liverpool 18th us, with mdse and pas
with ndse, to Frost Hicks. 18th inst in the Ga wa:
with
Norumssga, Rockingham, Galveston % days. with
APRIL and 3. Bsi'. f aS VIII %d:s the sss
lat Is So spoke brig Tartar from Mobile for New
Brig Baldwin, Smith, Charleston days. with cotton,
Brig olive Summer Passport days. with mdse sturgss
schr Austin tof Piymeuth) Gallipa, Port Prince. q
time saw ships mast and yard dashed together by eSain
schr Samuel Hadock, HadlOck, Daren, days, with
Schr Isabella, Perry, Newbern, NC, 4 days.
Schr North Carolina Williams, Newbern NC, days
sr 6nn Ms,a IGs NG Sey
schr Price Brown, Wilmington, NC, days, with noval
stores to N McCready.
Schr Sally Badger, Cronk. Edenton, NC, days
scbr Harrison Price, Brown Wilmington, NC, days,
with naval stores, to N McCready Co.
Schr Julia Francis Pollard Wilmington NC days. with
naval stores, to Brown, De Rosset Co.
Schr Conner, Park, Edenton NC, days On WedneS-
day night Of Egg Iarbor into schooner which
carried bboom foretopmast, fore rigging split
the oresa &c; did not learn what damage done the
other vessel
schr sally N Pitt, Evans, Virginia.
Br schr Debonnare Lockhar Windsor Ms 10 days. with
plaster, to the master.
Br schr Dolphin Holder st Jonn NIB via Providence RI
days, in ballast, to Murray.
schr G L, Lowell, Boston, 8 days
Schr L II Nickerson, Nickerson Boston.
Schr Cornelia Fakin Boston, days.
Schr Howard Baker, Boston, days
Schr Ann Sipple, Bacon Boston for Albany.
schr Talent, Nickerson, Boston for Albany
Sehr Ellen Rodman Sherman, New Bedford
Schr Margaret 4 Susan, Colby, Rockport days.
Sloop Thos Hawkins, Jones, Providence.
Sloop l. Long, Jones, Providence.
Sloop Motto, Appleby, Providence.
Sloop Joseph Lawrence, Smith, New London.
Sloop Eleanor, Bessey, Norwalk.
ship, supposed TO be the Hiberna, from Liverpool
Also brigp.
NAY H-Wind ct mn-rss. NE; asnsridas, ssE; ct suA-
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Married.

On the 18th instant by the Rev. Mr.. Verren Mr. II.
G. ELsHEMrUs, of New York to Miss CECILIA daughter
Of j. II. Robert Esq, of New York.
On Monday evening, at ST. Paul's Church, by Rev.
Dr. Price, Mr. GEORGE l.. FARwELL, to Miss CLARA j.
Jour.
On the 10th instant, by the Rev. DR.. Alexander,
Captain albert WINsI o, of Fall River, to Miss PEN
MELA CHAcE of Free Town, Mass
On the 10th instant by the Rev. DIR. Matthews Mr..
JAMES f. MALCOLM, of this city, to Miss CAROLINE M.
RUSSELL Of Poughkeepsie, Dutckess county, NJ York.
Poughkeepsie papers please copy.
At Grace Church, on 18th instant, by the Rev T. II.
Taylor, ID. D., EDWARD, of s. Cunard ESD, to MARY
BAcHE, daughter Of Bache McEvers, Esq.
On Wednesday evening, 10th instant, by Rev. J. d.
Mitchell Mr.. JOHN F.. JONES, to Miss RosASSA T.
HuGHEs both Of this city.
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,n, vfWRrooaIK sieamship Canada-Mr and Mrs Wat
infant, Mr. Phillips and lady. stuart Worldly Miss
w9rey and two maid servants, Mr. and Mrs kiohs Mr.
hers; EdsaTon Robbins Read before, Consad spsasae.
clayton, Bates sarmionto Davis Palmer Ssn.,v 'oas,
bias Currie, Msmarch Miller, Harris. Rosscomsr uoy-
EolS,sr Rsasn re"5ss Br0sns simpson Drake Sray
Cooper Col McCa Dir Hayes Mr. aud Mrs Iuess nj nraes
Mr. and Mrs Hamilton. " anu '"'""''
,,iivEmrooL-Ship I-Mrs ID Richards Mrs " PASCAL.
fuses ~ u ~ ~ and Margaret aud Master Pascai lss
n OsLvEsros,Bark Norunbesa-G Harper II Ware NJ
NV ORLrArs-Bark Caycno-Nrs Jamcr,on and child.
S.urgcs ana child Carter lady and Terrell
u Grith, Mr. Griffin Mr. Hoy, Mr. Colliston-s Ia Tho steer
age, ~ " VIZ ''
Hill, y A nedcr ''''" '"'s -.iN'''' W." -
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a. ss ,s
4E,l 20
IsssHss %sysAIe fIIssS..S Charles
New York; Medora Hammer, Charleston Sid ID, Marsa-
BrIiAsT. April % Chenanso Snow Baltimore sid
18Th A:S,Sa Thomas New vS ss Den, M.,o Au,v.,a
York 18th Integrity s.ephsnscn DO; Becker wsoh-
h San fnsn.c h Reform Ma.sndol 49,
24th Oceann Schumacher York; 10Th, Ensands Queen
BRISTOL tpilD, April oo--sld Devonia, Heard. YORK.
sSssss' March 70 sl a! cs.,,I. Wood, cala. ,,,
s.pSfss, blsvn and Picard Bush. 40 asnoIsI
sIs:SI s;1s ol;sn
Cow q Co.'s Ap;Ii sS-xM NioS.. Thomas, Norl.sns
HIaisn Sss'sEsIy
Sr Nay 81 S
Rhode Island SHERMAN SYork for Hamburg s1n'0n w
and from LSsS w; iss h hS
s Go s na s rsr
Hudson, Pratt, 90; LIST, Nova scctian. Coming DO.
.S a Es.ns" For S %
passed sy date rS.ssrpna Arysstsss f, ,'
MCKENZIE from ROTTERDAM for NYSrT George Turner
Dosses1, Nay Z sla Kent, s@ysh tfrsm Ksyuys.ss.),
Nea York. Countess Of Arran, Henderson; Phadelphia
DUBLIN. April Arr Odessa, Lavery, York. sid 18th,
Defence, Duncan, York.
DARraouTE pril 20 or Dutch ship Oud Ablas Kley;
Johannes Van Ttzen, from Baltimore for Rotterdam
DUNDEE, April 2 Arr Lydia, Gorrie and Aid, Morrison,
ElssoRs, xrr ss--sid. Tiedrfsoe Nasen, Charleston
a Namo.
FoLkTsTong, April aO--Of Dutch bark Nederwaard.
ma err from Rott NYork. on Dover 90 ship Alex
alde Edmond Mustsrt from Breheu for York; all we'll
Irens chip Reform, uacndorf from Bremsn for Cali
fornia; ,all well.
Fnusn Sc, April Il Put in, Am ship Ansiis stess, I'm
TiTs,ns. Rosps Aprii a. SD orelius ns1aeirs New
yorl. 9Jth A ma Vessels, do.
TGiswicK April A-sld, SIX, Kay from Shields Tor New
York. - - . 49,.
CnIynocp Apr,' 2s--Ar, Circasean, Dixon, N0ylsans
9th Surerb P,rrv Mobile; Isabella Stewart, Mckinney,
io ,P.rseversnee, Robinson, do. Sid May Kssahdir,
Morse, hyrh; "a mary HARRINGTON, hxinnon do; Apra H.
GIxsoow April 50 Arr Cassapdra Call HOrieans 2sh,
Cora Linn, Lambert. Nyprh I"Iah Ih's'o'm, savannah
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Army Intelligence.

HEAD-QUARTER5 THE NRMYI{
NEW YORK, Nay IL, 1S49. :
GENERAL ORDERS, No. l-Major General Scott resumes
command army conformity with to
that President Of the United States-Head
quarters city Of New York Chief Of the STAFF Breve Lieu
tenant Colonel W. G. Freeman, Assistant
Aides Camp Brevet Major Thomas Williams and Brevet
Captain S. Hamilton.
Brevet Lieutenant Colonel II. L. Scott will Judge
Advocate to General Head quarters.
the between the Eastern and Western Div
sa be made by Brevet Major General Gaines Brevet
Major General Wool will continue in command Of the 1s
Sd Military Departments; and, meanwhile all communca-
tons intended for the Eastern Division Head will
be to General New York Should
Brevet Major General Gaines elect to take the Eastern D
vision he will turn his present command the Of
fcer rank and repair Baltimore which has
designated as the Headquarters Of that Division.
WINFIELD SCOTT
BY command Of the General:
W. G. FREEMAN, Assistant Adjutant General
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TEMPLE DsAsIER AT SEA.-The following terrible
account Of passage through the Gulf is extracted
from one Of the Montreal papers of the 14th inst
Capt Marshall Of the bark Nicaragua, from Gloucester
arrived this morning brought up part Of the and
81 the passengers OF the brig Hannah Of Marypor Capt
SHAW sailed from Newry Sd April for Quebec, and which
in collision with the ice at o'clock morning
the nth April when the passengers in beA foundeng
IN about ~ minutes after The Captain LIST and I'd mat
and few others left the snip in the LIE boat
en- hnding that their ship going down. Capt Marshall
reports
pm 10th passed through field Of ice 90 miles s. T. Of St.
an from the above date detained until the
"a Ma, when oil Cape Ray bore by H. distanee2 miles.
me srasd OF the oe at6DP ~ the snow cleared away
Sseoyered dag OF distress the ice and
Il. shs NE Ice BY putting the ice tenders down
gsopn en- board leaving large number still on the lee
~ ss and got fast to pan Of ice and
70 auhg more in the ships long boat which
sy ioSnd on the Ice making all g passensers ana
-. - p describe the ptable and desttu
sr.s with loss Of paEsn parents with loss Of children chill
80 e Irsas part Of them am informed
eAsh Broom, Of Glasgow who on board 70 .ne
is.tsr py19r Of Glssgew Who received III
shs the bak rort Ciasg'w' Of Poole who received W more
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MARKETS ELsEWHERE.


BosIor, May o. Brokers Board2o shares Old Colony
Railroad eOia; II do Vermont and Mass Railroad AK III
DO, 4s do Vermont Central Railroad 531a 20 do b;
do 6Js % do Reading Railroad I4 2do. Western Rai-
road l0 81 do Boston and Providence Railroad Oh u
Eastern Railroad }s; 10 do. East Boston Co., IS 1916
faetSring Co $780, 100 rights Concord Railroad e IS
DO Wo dividends Vermont Central Railroad, 90 do
vermont and Massachusetts, Railroad 5 ~ shares Boston
and worcester Railroad 1854 Ie do Cape Cod Branch
kalroad, t2; 70 do Old Colony Railroad, 10 See; 20 do.
nortolk County Railroad 81 q do Vermont and Mass.
chine Shop S5 do. Bosten Insurance Co. 10; do Ha-
milton Bank 1000 do Market Bank, III do Eor.h Bank
~ sIWp nited states Sizes 1852, 1869 Second Rodrd
Nav lilo shares Western Railroad, 1876 do Bostor and
Worcester Railroad, do. Resding RAILROAD boo 49,
Boston and Maine Railroad lo6 5diydehds Ksrsont
O nd Mass. Railroad, s594.
FOREIGN MARKETS. "a
BARBADOS, April 2S-Since my last, the arrivals OF
provisions and breadstus have been large aud mate
rial reduction In prices have been submitted to- No CO.
lonal duties on imports and exports payable now
the act having expired by its limitation on the 9th
OF the present month, and owing to q difficulty In form
ing the new legislature arising from several seats Of
the members being contested that body have not been
able TO meet for the Transaction Of other business than
me contested elections The consequence is heavy
ots In the revenues Of the Island every one IL has
hhg forward their business to take advantage Of this
hae OF AFFAIRS The Legislature will doubt be fully
,gahz,d In the course Of three or four weeks when
e uues VIII be put on at once Flour may be- quoted
a. ava auil ana stock fair; meal S3L heavy stock;
p'ne pork sll good supply; corn, SIX per bag peas
~ w. Do butter, IL cts lard IL TO II eta candles
et.. Mans 10 cts pilot bread AZ ets crackera 4to
al ste Two sargoes Of p. pine ssd this week ono AT
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The As,orsacA nj tie ChoLera-SkOcks.

The .ApyrsseA Of tie Choera-Socks.
The announcement by telegraph last evening that
the cholera had made it's appearance IN New York,
in the west has caused feeling in this city as to
probable early visitation from its dread majesty
Should 1t stir up authorities to the necessity Of
keeping the city clean the excitement will not be pre-
mature.
The ship Philadelphia, from Bremen, with large
number Of passengers Is detained at quarantine on
on board other.
At the stock market yesterday:-$500 Maryland 6's
le0A; 347 do, 100; 100 Baltimore 6's, 1890, 1O1k
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Herald Marine Correspondence,

BARBADoEH April 2SArrived 18TH schr Orb timore
sold to go Demarara 18TH brig Thos Oopperwate
ed from Antigua with nbosrd cargo sailed for st
Thomas22d schr Melbourne st Marys Geo. 3d. brig Fashion,
Batmcrei 2tth brig Machogonpe, Beaufort Sc 21th bark
Trowl ridge, kHaytn. 49,
sail.d-Agr u reolc 81 Thomas; 18th, brig Atlantic
Trndad 18TH Cnraan, st Thomas; 2Is schr Susan BRAY
do Goth, hai< Plato, dc 9th, b,ig Iuntro Monserrat
18th, bark veo <ty Alexandria brig Woods st Thomas
PrILAprLruA, May ", Pa-Arriyed-Bark Minus,
Psssse, Trinidad; Mrs Stewart LoIier New York
Henri Isyson Grow NJ! do Reinhow Emerson, Ba.more;
New York; Robert Bra. Raekett do; Il Burton, Ella
New Haven John Ruml Nd Shields, Denton, Ma; North
Carolina, FeJkor, New lo Julius FrlpzIs, Brock dol
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Naval intelligence.
The u. s. rssee independence, Com Pare sailea
Ssn Valparaiso " the 18th March, for home.
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Movements OF IndivIduals.

ARRIVALS AT THE AsToR.--Lady Emeine Wortley and
sister, England Capt Judkins, steamer Canada 1t.
Raymond, British Navy Col Mccall, U. s. Army !;
Geo. Loring, Malaga. AT THE IRVING Housr.-R Da-
Wis London; Capt. Cullum, U. S. Army Hon. d. s..
Dickinson, Binghampton.
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Court Calendar-This Day.
CRcuIr CouRr31, IS, 49, 49, 49, 81, 6l S. 6S, 90, 70,
II, 10, rs, 76, II, IS, 70, so, 81.
COMMON Pleas LIST part-107, 7, o. &c. 49, 1876, 1877,
rs I'd part-No suits tomorrow.
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MARITIME INTELLIGE NCE.
Port OF New York, May Is, lSA0s
Cleared.

RIsEs.... ~ MooNRIsES 81
SUE srTs. 80. MIMI IL HIGH WATER ........ s "A
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[PER STEAMSHIP CANApA.1

NAY -wina at sun-riss, NE; asnsridia. ssE ct suA-
OAt do.
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strenft' and although there are now few or no i'm
provements of any consequence gong forward, yet
Calves ton is destined TO become a large CONNER
cal city, as vessels drawing twelve feet of water
can at any time pass over the bar. II has large
and capacious hsrbor perfectly secure from sor ms,
ductions OF the Brazos and Trinity rivers and Bu!
falo bayou; and as ! intend shortly to visit these
rivers, from their mouth to their head, shall not,
ut this time, speak OF their many advantages, but
shall ceniine myself solely to Galveston, which
may Justly be considered as the commercial empo-
rum of Texas. The title to the town lots of Gal
veeIon emanates from the Galveston City Company,
who purchased the town league from M. b. Me-
nard, who purchased the same from the govern
or companies who set up claims to the town tract;
but these pretended titles are but little respected,
except by the parties interested.
In 1886, the whole trade Of Galveston was car
ned on In thirty ton schooner with New Orleans,
by Samuel Ellis, the then factotum of the Texas
government. Now what a change! They have
vessels arriving daily from almost every port in the
United Statee. J. H. Brewer Il Co., those enter
prising merchants of your city, have line of spen-
packets, who drive large, safe, and profitable
trade between New York and this place. We
would recommend those laboring under diseases
which require change of air, and a sea voyage, to
trya trip to Galveston in of their fine vessels.
Col. Shaw, of the fremont, furnishes a most ex-
cellent table at his superior hotel and were he
better patronised, to enable him to provide few
such ,riles as napkins, silver forks and spoons.
&c, IN lieu of steel and plated, the fremont would
In fact, Galveston is only in embryo, and will one
day be large and fourishing town. leave thus
afternoon for Houston, from which place you will
next hear from your friend.
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Our Galveston Correspondence.
GALVESTON, June Ii, 1919.
Apptarance Of Galrtston-Ihe Sic aud Trade OF

GALVESTON, June Is, 1S49.
-Apparance of Galrtson-7he Size and Trade Of
the Place, &C., &c.
AS like much to crafty the wishes of my friends,
/ shall, as far as circumstances will permit give
you my impressions OF this country, and, as pass
through, will, from time to time, forward you my
slices of Texas.
The approach to Galveston might be made per-
iectly safe by the aid of a lighthouse and light
boat. An appropriation tor the former has been
made by Congress-; but this important work has
not yet been commenced, in consequence OF the
negligence of the members of the State Legislature,
at their last session, TO secure the sovereignty of
the soil to the United States. A vigorcus effort,
and make no doubt but a successful one, will be
made the coming session, by the Texas delegation,
to obtain an appropriation for d lght-boat. Were
lightbout moored oil the bar, the rate OF Insur-
anCe would fall AT least thiriy-three per cent This
IS ii mater Of considerable Importance, IN conse-
quence OF the increasing trade OF this port, not
only to Galveston and Western Texas, but to the
merchants and insurance offices Of New York,
Boston. &c. The assessors valuation of Calves
ton county is as follows Real estate, slaves and
stock cattle 81 453507, and Its productions at 49,,
OC0 for 1913: its population Is 432t. The prosperi-
~ of Galveston is much retarded by the monopoly
enjoyed by the present line Of steam packets run
ming between this place and New Orleans. An
opposition las recently been started, WHICH, al
though as yet but weak, may be the means OF bene-
fitting Texas. If any of your friends in the North,
interested in steamboat. property, wish profitable
Ioute for good and well furnished boats, COM
manded by able and experienced men, and pro-
vded with civil servants, let them place them upon
this route, and success is morally certain.
Galveston is II beautiful little city. Along the
strand are several substantial, well built ware
houses, filled with merchandise of every descrlp-
ton. The private residences, which are generally
well built, are characterized by degree of neat
ard chsste architectural designs, evincpg great
taste and refinement ON the part of the owners; and
what adds greatly to the beauty Of the town is.
that these private houses generally surrounded
by neatly laid out and well cultivated gardens. Il
can sso boaet of rood and comfortable hotels,
for lis si2e, 10 be found in the South.
Presbyterian, Epscopasn, Methodist, and Baptist
churches; magnificent Catholic csinedraI hand
some courthouse, as well ns a fine market-house,
are amongst the public buildings of this city. Di,
vine service is performed regularly every Sabbath
in these churches, by eloquent dvines, to full and
attentive congregations. Here is To be found the
only bank in The State, which appears to be well
conducted In fact, thd whole appearance of the
city is calculated 10 make favorable impression
an The minds of stroDgers Like all young and
Sisnl ,s sAlss, IL iIs ..i-Acy Il grew beyond .:s
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Passcnrers Arrived .

NEW ORLEASs-ship Niagsra-Mrs X King Miss II
Ray, Mrs King, Mrs Smith Mrs Pesrce, Mrs Ham, Mr
Hay, Mr. Ray, aud 81 in the steerage.
Championship sullivan-C Fonda, ii Schultz, L
Buck and steerage
TRiNIDAp DE- CunA-Bark wiam-Mr Baxter and lady.
SAvANSAH-Bark Isaac Mead-Mrs Norris Miss Barnes,
Henry lady and child; Uo. lady aud children;
Dewitt and lady; Crane Rev Rainc, Capt Walker,
Adm, II Ripley, Is Rugsles, A Wilder, Touns.
l. Clark.
BynMUpA-Br brig Faleon--E Ketchum and two sons, W
Outerbrdge. Mise Outerfidge IIig MIRA gs nd
Mr. West, smith Tucker Llgh burn Leon, Mrs Ca
terbridge, Mics Harvey, Hiss Steele, Mrs Pitt
W Oliver.
CARDEEAs-Brig Mary Jane-Mrs Morgan and three
children.
LAGUsA-Bris PeruvianC Bangs lady and two children;
Ii Holmes Consu W Emerson.
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LIvERPooL-steansnipC Cambria Mr. and Mrs Fsrrate and
Eng and Madame on Pen"ia aud dauShter
Mas Asury Mis- oympc N0reansi Miss Chapis mr Peter
Maxwell and lady New Oresn Nile A Munsurx mr ha-
troch lady and servant; David nddcn and laoJ mrs
DAVIS son. Nyork; w Muncy and Chare pm SCI MT
prehn, DR. Alexander Greig CaBandygue Mr. 81 ,od Alex
1hon lson NYork Fred Csus Thomas Fsr.is WORK Mr.
Hartgrg st II omns Bavis, Niork Mr. bmiird, NOr-
lrns; Goodeavc Kinvston; Csno Dressed Patterson.
lio Nesrs Kerr Hood, Jas hyde iamo Cnarleston;
Jose Tee Alex hisholm Mexico Mr. Claude, Liver
pol; MIR Van Post, New York 1hos Hsugh Baltimore
eney de Bodisco and two gents Murray Mr. Spencer.
MT Riley Orleans Mr. Holmes, Hon tgerton, Mayns
Reid Nv -. Thaddcus Amst, Rev Muller, Frederic
s,ier Dr Smith NYors; messrs staisnecht, kAmwa Ky
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