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FaoM MyxtcoDates from Mexico to the iath "'', s'ae
tba, Don Pedro Garcia Conde and the officers o. VI" sA
can boundary commission left chihuahua on me $50 o.
, ,h, o, where The line strikes the Rio del Norte
and them in the spring ascertain the line running from
mai i've, to the ella After that they are TO survey tho
contse of HE Rio del Mote to us mouth
80 on, The lat OF December The gener chief aud
The ao, gonera Of the forces Of oaxaca had fallen VIC
inns 10 IL Two hunsred had d. serted from the bat
talon OF Gusuero earryug eff the greater Of the
ma ANIMATION The Will, force In TehuanseIec, IN
oIadinx soldiers and oxeas was ouly $50 man Owing
il. dsGsnceless condition. Msiendex wss marching With
l. 900 men 20 attack IL Nv
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Tug LArs Cob GApr AT, meeting OF others o
the United States army held AZ For Monroe Virginia, Jan
l6 1851 Cen Bankkead presiding, il was uoanmohsly
n soprd l. That have heard with deep regret the
.,~. oa esteeme ed jrieud snd psnson in
Breve Lieut. Col Patrick H. Gale MAJOR 81 Art'ley, and
hat his loss 10 the service aud feginens deeply asnte
NY us alt ~
IL Tpst sincerely condde with The family OF the de-
Is Tbat as r-ask ut respect fof the deceassd we
vh ,ha uso uesips OF 'aoufnnK rof mIf'y days
isiy Of lie dec aseo be published, In Tie Norfolk
psis. Nsionel lnt, agq bxq
'f gdINAT tAMEs BANkHEAD Brevet Brig Con.
". A. NIoaols, Bsevei Mai Y. s A., Sec'y,
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sssI iendef to you slo0 gmenls the 49,
NANTES ed IN my behalf apd fur The opportunity you
afforded me mako kuO@Att You my views on questons
Of great public Interest
~ have the honor 10 be, very respectfully, yours
I@7T AA# "H. 3. OEYER.h
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NotAeg can be il happier vein Than the admirable
s,ef Of Nj Dickinson, senator OF the United States
from New York, which lay this morning before our
sxdees No has made greater sacrifices aos soa-
.eieace sake han this distinguished man, No victim 70
the fury of the eesoersno marty IN behalf Of the
Union, the constitution aud he.laws"-deseryes more
haa Mr. Dickinson Ia all his correspondence. as IN
ALI his measures and votes. he is toe consistent pohi
ia his course and patriotic in his views. We
the cores 10 the attention OF all our
readers
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wAsp,seros. January 20. 1851.

n, WAsHJseToS, January 20, 1851.
GENTLEMEN: thank you mos, sincerely Tor your es
hea favor OF the 5th nltimo which had the pleasure
receive few days since. Next to the pleasing con-
BUSINESS OF having sought with and fidelity
ischafge public trust, involving the dearest rights
interests oil the country and OF an bonored consttu.
y,ls the approval Of those in whose friendship we
vsnoe, and whose opinions we respect
ou are pleased to speak OF my public course in terms
psniyng commentator The perlod OF nearly seven
s service which has been allotted in the Senate
e uhed States IL, in the importance of its events.
uu' us parallel IN the history u the government
sshons OF the highest magnitude, and such as must
- LOT good or evil, through future generations, the
Bay OF our country and The institutions which we
70 perpeiua'e, have pressed upos each other for
s.on and action. In all this have endeavored to
olng mat should preludice dlstu'b, or our pol
social structure but 70 contribute, regafdItss OF
nai Consequences. The best energies oil MY he 10
I've erect and entire in all the neaniy OF ts pro
ohhs-'ine aud truth viii show vim what fdsiny
wat success. For The present cah Only say thar
eal review Of niy own sbafc IN The disposition Of al.
"es' questions which have engaged the public mind
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Prsanse and Resolutions adopted by The Democratic Com,
mitet Of hhs tity RI Buffalo, al regular meeng hsfd
on uss 1871 day Of January, 1851. s.l g.
Present--the entire committee, with the exception OF
one member HElft IT'D IA6l tft tf,ltts II "a f1i
Believing that party is Of no worth, except for the pn
which liz at the foundation Of the democratic party are
acrsd and have made The democratic party Of the country
the conserva'or OF The Union and the glory OF its friends
we are socous ADO all things TO keep those princ
dee steadily In view We desife permanent, and not
tmpafary r,dmphs; and 10 victory, where party linca
~ the contest, or party interest J.. involved IS
sorth achieving VI won by sacfce OF Principle We
we're beaten 10 the gUupd N common With ts tcmcc
Tracy Of the whole Union IN l3As, ard ie ,eeoliectoa oil
that defeat bitter, and can be soned Tor only BY ago
rous victory in the State and Union IN 1852. We con-
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The rest Of the correspondence is /" leather and pru
nella ~ baltimore Sun.
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MICHAEL DOUGHERTY, New York.
ALBERT A. THOMPSON, do
HENRY J. ALLEN, do
Ell PERRY, Albany,
JAIRUS FRENCH, Madison,
CHARLES ROBINSON. Duchess,
EGBERT T SMITH, Suffolk,
JACOB SICkELS, Rock land,
WILLIAM f. RUSSELL, Ulster,
MILTON BARNES. Orange,
A. l., LAWYER, Schohane,
HENRY kiNSLEY, Greene,
WILLIAM BOVINE, Putnam,
u. WORrHiNGI0N WRIGHT, Osego.
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From Central America.

Byway of Havana we have news from Gaute
rasIa and San Salvador; our information 10 drawn
from the Belize Correspondence Of the DGrIo de
Ia Marina, which that paper publishes without
giving its date. Il seems, according 70 this cor
respondence, that the arrival at the city OF San
Salvador of the defeated President Vasconcelos
was the occasion OF q riot among the hucksser
women, who in rage at the rout Of the army and
the loss Of their relatives invaded bus house and
threatened bis life. He had not resumed the ex'
ecutiye functions though he had been the requi-
site twelve days in the Capital, and the Office was
still filed by its provisional occupant Senior Do
enss 4 man of the same politics as the President
Meanwhile Carera invaded the State and oc.
cupied Santa Anna, an important town, from thirty
TO forty miles from the frontier and eighty from
the capital. There be made propositions Tor
for peace, demanding As q condition that Vsscon
celos should resign bis Office, and that the Guate
malan emigrants should be surrendered. To the
frst point the provisional President replied that
il could only be done voluntarily; and to the
second, that it was wholly out Of the question.
To this sehor Duenas added that no farther nego-
tiations could take place until the territory of Gan
Salvador were abandoned. Hereupon Crrera
withdrew bis forces beyond the frontier either 20
facilitate the formation Of Z treaty, or 70 avoid
driving the people Of San SALVADOR 70 desperation.
The Government Of the latter were At the same
time engaged IN raising new troops, and mad al.
ready 600 recruits az the capital. They had
sought reinforcements from Honduras and also
a. San Miguel.
In GustemsIs all was rejoicing and enthusiasm
a. the result OF the war. 10 consequence the
Gnrernnnent IA said % have gained IN The alec.
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Married..

On the 18th inst by Rev. Mr. Jones, Mr. w w. Gilman
formerly OF the o. g. Hotel New York, 10 Miss Margaret
Amelia Smith formerly OF Brooklyn, l. /.
On hursday evening ooh inst by Hon 4 N Mornson,
William h. Graham, Esq formerly OF Phladelphia) 10
sarah G Marston, OF san Francisco.
In San Francisco the 18th inst al the First Presbyte
risn Church, by Rev A. Williams Mr. Joseph N shyera
temps late OF Paris, France.
Al the house of Don Juan Bancni In the city OF san
Diego on he evening of the 10th Of JAM by Padre Juan
Haulbue Charles A johnson, agent for the z M B. Com
pany to Senoria Dooris Maria, daughter OF Don Juan
and Donna Refuga Bandini
At San Luis Obispo Jan s, at the residence Of Capt
j. Wilson Capt Malaga senorita Jusnia GARLIC, Of
SOnOmR
In San Francisco on the 22d inst by Justice MCGOWAN
NJ Constant Marcuet to Mad Teresa Collier.
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Cleared.

Fsbl6-ss..uh orsOu Pearson, Panama l'' passengers and
st.sE,h Is,Ama. osesr, Panama, 800 PASS and ss0O
charisL.
Ban suecssr, Irvpg AItora pass Absrnethy Co
BnS Lowell schiEssr ssnavh Is.na', pass Woodwork
sear flight Msrssss. Trinidad Bay, Is pass or.sr.
schr Emahrs, Satiusr Saacw ch isaedsi order
Bng Ns6o Parroti, Valparaiso; Ober Mec0uksy. ~,
Fs6 IT-sehs wa Collins. savs Iseas uanA Francs Hi:a
H.I ' Ty Asors pss .,I 81 s a Bs.s. oss:
PsS is~Bari consscts; sI,asd. y esrt Roche. De s.
Fss is-s,sarasr Constitution Bss. San Diego, Al pass
Brssss - Gustav Won sastla, vspsrs,so
Hsmturgh bsrk Chrsiiana Hastset Caato1-
b. bsrk Lyra, Mans. va.PaIa'sa d 6bo-
Br,usn brig O.car, Dahsrsu, Hong Kops.
Fshgl-ShIp coi1nba ssb.s kAnll@ s..p
FEB 5-Bafk Manesrs tBrl pon. shasgahs sats sfos-
Jo.,Sbs HAY TnE5ad % pass; Cr0vsa Hasksl &C.
IsS s4-Bs.I Hor,.as. EehAs1soe san Deg, p<so-0rd'F
Brig ura. Dsncan. PbiAsspkia-ortsr. -. =.
sckf Coops Fanurg cs-be1rt, santwck bAnes-Hssias
Sch G1ol, TAons., rrnia.s. % Pa..-J LOrins
FEB ss-ship ssa oueen, Mars ., HorEselg
snip vsnsusrs. tBr 6Ewoos, Yslpsrsso
Hart Iezsru Fletcher, 6r-sa, BfsEiL
Re- S6-sts1n.I 6.n vgsrsu snlth Humboldt Bay
81 D Bombay, ssrnll. MaulA
Ban ssrh stsnys1,esl, ssh9et' 'APai-S'
bar, Asbsns Wal B,usaA ~
e., .a VICE. q I css1s si.I Ias. '''
Han org vssia Hszeniskt- Vslpsr1sa
sehr K W Pscasr swan, Bssues AyrsA
Feb ss-sblp 81 Loais. Bsv- haEiis
BAH Barssto JuIior fbrl Hegt9e sTaoeJ
Ers Eliza Tay or Etftgs Hoaoo1.
Brig Return. lBf) Grr.en Por Ma -isaa.sI
Big bscury. b. Rse - deg
Brr Belfast Bfock. fA1sma
NAH i-stesu.r sea Gun. Tcheuor, Oregoa
Steamer Oto. Hsisy kana'n
s,ssnsr COUNT a Ls Reg, Greg a.
shp Fsiciara Bras. Bernard, tsl&o
Bsfk Arc iris. CoAurn Astfra
B4rt Chester, Wares. IuBtsd BAL
Brig Virginia. B~nn-tf. SIcrs
Big naetslsns ilfafl Psrs hnzitAn
sch Zactafy Jchrsou Scar. Tr- 80 bsJ
SD ssa ssrrstL Hszs.;n =, ssa Dfso
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snn Rranci.ro NIarket.

AsHEs-Tbe supply Of sserstus large, and more Iasn
sufficient for the demand, which Is very hmlieo' fnefe
1, II demand for other classes, with small supply
BREAp-The greai facilities FOR manufacturing mere, tne
ueh better qualify an The cheapness OF domestic ofead
and crackers viii event The imported 1ue4e oens " -
much demand a. formerly. -
BUILDING MATERIALs.-We have no ehange 10 note 10
Lumber, The demand IL small and The stocA 90 nano 80
ncienI for years consumption Large prepaa1Ous na'S
aeep ard are beirg made 10 produce eur own buuOo A1
our mills successfully compete with me imported ~
Gle Mills are in the progress OF eonsfucnon 9f 1nns
tonsner and growing snd preparing al kinds OF Lum
her suitable for building, &c Brick are somewhat more
request also GOOD Cement Of which We note sales Of
sSSss-Tse demand for Beans ia less brisk han At the
oAe Of lssl-uDlsss for prime 1nee OF AmsrleAo
which i In slight request We nOie sGes NJ ancnon OF
"a sshl decline hAs manifested Itself In this
branch OF ukde from our last quoSsuoes
CoALs-Tbe supply largely exceeds ne deHsno sno
th@v are consequently dH al our QUOTATIONS.
CoFFEE-A continued duiines. s1 eo1nues 70 pervsoe
the Coffee market ard toe oemsnd t steady for eoosumP
uon Only Ground brought al a0euoa &c OenIA Amefi-
9s this article there Ia Il present bet small
ma keg OversOcked with al deseri Puons
Day GOODs.-Supply more Than equal 10 ne aenAna'
ara are generally ,esg ot9w ss,.,ev and with
an All ceusnd for scinal consumption ,,,.A -.
GRAIN-Less activity las manifested ilsei Io' Ne pss'
week in ali kinds Of 6raIp-ah00gn ulefe 10 lAu &c
,ssnd good sweeI article Of Corn Tor mlllns - ID Go
Ipnpd and would maintain our quotau0ns-
LIOUoRs- The densud for ali descriptions Ve1y sna;
eonseou-n,l, prices show . downward iendeney=smAl
pscisses most Desirable We note sales OF "HsAy
10 small packages a. q. h. oois a . -. s.
MoIAssEs-DulL with = slight decline ron former quo
tAtionS.
his arse II makel Is fa win hiie OF 10
demand. -. -. 1880 N
CIeARs-Ths large supply in market causes pfoes !"
TrAs-The market Is wei supplied with Teas, except
neIhaos hose of fDe quality II 2D car nsefs We- ~
rarsoes Known 10 be the way, kee me Tes y A1N
fcIre Guupowder has been sold A. ancncn curing nc
well al sass OOlOng. 3; and Po1eaOng ~ = ca
ToEAcco- The Tobacco market 10 ~ stand, ana nss
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Passenger sailed.

IN st,an.hp Cahr,s from San Franei'eo for PaEa-GG
Msedh Lieut. Maynard Col Collier, Collier, Collar Bar
tel worthing Anihon Or May whss Wrgs w DEG,
nsou c Campbell PNr hunIer, John BeeoW, w Morris,
Russell HoPson, Jas murphy Wright w U h'uy; hos
Hart Walton IT, r Dawss, Bradley, w bond, bAssy
cunBisghsn, w coDss George naIory d Mallory
Gallagher Lyman Nichols Csspef Mrs ingslsoh Rector
heHsay Brown wsthsfsd, WIN MeKivey Hsnry colman
Spear IT, Cha nbsrs spker, l. suth, Josepe hosy,
W Baker. Wheson, Reynods.
Kpsey, ID ncsween. I Elwen , OvsH Owen, w Oven
Hackney Thorp Terrl. Kelly. Matthews, Palum,
Arne,t Grace slvsn Alexander, Btown w Leon
srd Witms Folsom Colby. w Colby Cornell, Cakns.
Fsuper Cors Van Oo5en, RS Wilkinson, RWhkinsou,
Psnuins Wellington Wilson, Freeman BOsngsr Stores,
Tbsysr Wooster, Cbss Daucan w CALDWELL, Addison, WIN
wntarts. A Bays, Grssre seenup Russell Grow
Icy Wlstt, sohn Ross Cohes Son. DaUison, 6Is
DD.nham Dckaman, w WClart Hale, Cunningham, q w
Sheets John Dott chas Hughes, sev.r Iors, d
I.wis Ellsworth James Jones. Rago;, Lard. WI.
kn. Raphael Stephens, Bartlett, Cruney,
Davis samu Quincy, Boney, Rnyesus, Blanchard,
PECK d Gregg Gerrold. BRADY, HILL ? Harlem
Meger, Batlss. Meyers, Lyden, John Martin, W
Martin Bates Edwards Jno Burton. Jos Burton, Town
,ena holsr Oouavan Let's, G Donsvau, knght.
Barg.man Curran, Marsh L LOs, Tucter. RoSy,
VI Hoyt A Tucker c Fuller, Wilkinson, Ross, w
Win nson, Pstar Taylor. Morey, r Haas Dunnlsou
Burett Burns Blu ms, Joe Tsahorn MINIS X Annis,
Burroughs Barne Robert Dunhsm DR. Esrhlrt OvsrrsuT
Marcy Gordon, DR. Duncan, Henry Ellis LIVING
.iou stoddsrd Murray, n White Joseph Little,
Woods II Hurburi, Wood Rchder } J Frsidham-l3l.
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ALoszo GRAY, 1
DIE D..

Al Monsaaa yAs. April sJAsE IVES, vile Of Ira A I'ss.
m. .nss Of III. family ar. attend he. fassr Is.s
"a Sunday Ap sesa years. Mrs FLORA VAss FRASER.
~, ,.l.t,ss s.d sads .,s spsetfuy
ssrs Ga Tuscsy al oeoct from ho ss fssdsnes
West Essssrih Is est"ssn Esh sna sntn snnss VIA
"a Ms Csn.s aad ss%Brun-k papers, sIsO the isvsasss
"a sonssy Sorass Apr SEoRsE BLosK aged year.. II
Bos respectfully avs.d 70 s.tssd be anst IRON h. a.. rose
esrcs Tassesy atsfnoon s oeoek vtnoo af
tosr Tie rnsss VII BE- sAsn 70 6fss1vooa Csostsf
On sunday, Aprgs, Mrs MARY Z. MARsHALL wife ofHsary
bsrsh.n. aged % years 70 moths .as ~ says
,b.,s IL Mssbsl and Tos Haywood respectfully
invited % sttsOs this cay rDs'dsyJ os, IN iron
atEs.ss. 81 90 xsaasy morning. AprlT. IsAAc O. BRA
cas- formerly Of Dutch kHs ss- T0-n Long Issnl sssd GO
.sss ard r.sv.. Of family invited ssns be fu
cara wscnsdsy Esz APrs oeod iron ne ssdsns OF
h. esusbtsr krs TEssI 5s ssvut, IL The
Tor Issvs from ths foot Of corAzs 81 at sad oeioA
oa nosd.y Apri TRAscfs w. r. and Mar
Z DsmaIesi, aged months and ~ Gays.
Tie snss q the Gay respectfully nv Ted 70 sttsad he
rs Tussssy 9Th not ~ ceocs, from Dol West sIAssss
On KooSsy April No. Lvnsstoast stOoklya OF ss
HEskr BRcZ sssd years saa II months, Of Ss
Eoa Sunday, Apr Of eec,snpuon CHARLES PErEk, saS
Of Peter Gassssr sgss IT yeansL
fsbsraI from the ssaesncs d h is.s No. % E4 %
Tuesday ssrnern ocoek fsnhsr avistoa alSf
% Saturday su'ng ApF1 s,FELlx qUi>s me A ''
n. fnsass rs,.. Of The family tho.s q y. i.s
2 49, - DsaSsa, =. 80 "a 81 90 ras.s.y .tsrnooa
al sl OeOei he remains via al s. rs'<s. Cabs
Or Sunday April THOMAS oRoURKE. 10 The IA year ofs
fsssis 90 us ~. (ras'dsylna oe"e'' "'n !"
Wbts stree,
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

TIE "NEw ELEnEsTs OF GE0sETRr."-On
Saturday evening April s. sEsA SMITH, ESQ author OF the
new theory OF Geometry the request OF several czens
Brooklyn, delivered lecture lust sng the subject
tho Brooklyn Academy At The close Of The lecture sey
era gentlemen expressed great interest In The subject and
on motion Of Judge GREEswooo,s meeting Of the audi
ence was Organized Rev Dr. Cox In The Chair and Prof
ALoSzo lGsAY, Secretary. Judge Greenwood then OF.
tered the following resolution which WA passed unsn
mousy
Rendered That we listened with great pleasure and
Interest 70 The able and lucid exposition OF Inc science Of
Geometry by ssbs Smith, ESQ., Ibis evening hat We con
sder him a. deserving great credit Tor thu assduy with
which be has applied himself 10 the subject and recon-
mend hs theory Of New Elements Of 0oometfy" a. wof.
Thy Of respect and examination - 800
ALoszo GRAy, Secretary.
" DR.. BAsSIsG delivers free lecture TO-
day 81 O'Clock M before the ladies' Of Brooklyn ii Tho
Brooklyn Institute, In Washngton-st neu Concord, On
spra Determines and The Cultivation Of Physical Beauty
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Passeusers Arrived.

4. Sfeazer CoA-5ia Frarcro Fs "a. rgz Pssa
coTbi } Llt1 Lea. " Klnl, Un.r, BaseA. Cha.
Lsrsrs Tinnshas, Bo.'oa L.Hg as5 ,dy Less al
Cry w,sos corgi1 srS hay, R0s.n' Esros'trsi
ileIs Esrsupsl GUSTS Esaa NJ 6rebo Mr. May
LsTs BfeHusn, ,. honsh. ktSIn ses S1nsans Rosario
Or. carons Phi, sd.ss, F.lS uys coaor, Herman
eon,s T,Is .pa,1 F.rsssd.I f.ssss pearson.
Foruzsau, } Pate. A Hsisison; % IN he ssssrag. D.,
Cart Jo,rh As1ar lasy snd "a Ms Ksany and CD rsn,
Mr. Earns aey r wsts W Reynolds, Reynolds -
roscs. Buchs5aa aas lady Verge asa aay Mr. EdFls.
Bsrrs and sdy. NJ Gr,saSsun Ware sr wsa stern
Lnermsu. = Smith, sebsarz W Esthan. hsso, Wa
IAsess esraoa Giiora, mccoy, d Mslvls, Beas,
BoyIe. l 6srd-7 NJ stem ksanay ana 3D. M r,l'T
sssit. VIM Ief.Hd BsSehsrd Penny, risnk -. S01
sss Meyer cGr,ssburEh ebert Rossaasrgh reus-
chen Mrs Curlfs waller Roban, Bevan,J "hte Pax
&c wrs Sois' h.D.S ssS Fs S.sdsd Lsnsa.oa
Lsmont Sut,t 2 RI Kenny WIN R.g noes w B.o-n, w
chiIorsu son Wright \ Burr oFOsuhuIae op
ss1, I1e.f $780, w5 wsTan Or csscha
Stear'Az Tsnne,,s Saw Frasesss Mare. r'. Ps"a
L,r5rsr. For.yth, Ms. Thompson ThomP'o9 M,
Roberts Mrs Duesn cbdrsn ard ssrVsnt Nj ses
s.scb Fi B:se S' sea. W a,s.aa. Cree:
AI.an n Dr. .'e csss P.i. ssoS se6ay. Nor
rel DR. and Mr.. ch,rss wases ard sryani NJ and
Hb:r stevens Mr. Stout. ms L, uch a9s M
Eagle Col White. Fox and ssrvan AZ heoes
Feldks A sm.th, Adams, u, A Boyle. OAKLEY u
smith G w craits Bookstaver, P Ormsbv little, Re-
msn Preston Capt McGI Mrs Brown ard children Mss
WIN nsOn Thos Hsrssy and wife Geo ssrrs se.EsaS, WIN
Sheridan Jas hcLane Aa White ChAs Samus-on 81 hooo0k,
Chas johnson Johnson Tho Hatch Lax chas Jno
Psass, Card Rogers. Roters sano rn
sauborn Csss Kosfer. Schroeder, shaw, W sta-
NJ Goodwl.r H Brook Brect. Gtefson Ghersen Cd
ksrson McIasn w RAJ. Scott R1 H COOLEST George
Smith. Hohort Dewey, wharton, Hasr, Mast,
Bsnton, X Comstock Vincent Nursz. Cohen q ysms
son V,pdyke Barsoa Britain, Afford MIs, Clark, Gu
sbe. Lewis Parsr, cbie-dsn, shaisr saadsrson,
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Passengers for the statss.

Col. James Collier, late Collector OF this Port,
and his son. Edward Collier late Cashier Ia the Custom
House Ex-Aldermsn A Bsrol, and Hon Jno. WiGhered,
cave to dsy In The California for the States We regret the
departure Of ali these 90 emen Our Senior Intended to
20 with them but cannot leave until the Of the 18th
Col Collier viii leave many and conhdng friends,
who will long remember him. and rejoice 10 hear Of his safe
arrival home He become permanent resident OF our
STATE with his family Mir Bato need not ssy carries
with him the kndes feelings Of and attached friends
He will DripR his family with Biz on bis return Mr..
WlLhered visits home also TO bring out his family Mr. W.
IL most esiimabe gentleman and leaves behind him q
Arge body OF fiends We wish Them all a prosperous
Journey and speedy return. We may. perhaps never
meet sgsn In this world, Tor ie unceran oulWnener
we 40 or not we desire TO SAY shall easily for
e The many pleasant hours have spent together Then
ends good bye; and may The Winds be prosperous, and
yopr Journey soon end. California Courier March 5.
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1Iutfneera,

Capt Calvin Ryder, of the bark Mary. which
arrived here from NswYork the 22d last had ak Of
me crew ard one woman who hsd sctsd as rewsrdess
no before The Recorder yesterday afternoon, charging
hem with deterton TIE men sevxslly made oath thai
hey kaa shipped NewYork for This port only, where
hey expected TO be paid OF and discharged su through
some ckery their put 10 an Rgre eent 10 20
nom mis- por 10 Cscus thence TO England, and then re-
urn to some port Of The United States on ne Atlantic
Nhsr fhev arrived here, they sh05e, and The
.ntsr ~ them ali arrested deserters Tue case waa
NV conducted BY counsel on both sides, especially Ia
esrd 10 The ssewsrdess between whom snd ne captain
osrs seemed 10 be bone Of contention" The defense
Lain ber dischsrge here and the captain resisis IT, The
Recorder will give his decision to-day
A WIS., lPscihc News, March 5.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-08
Memoranda.

Barb ABBY Bshes Which LEFT port Wednesday morning
m on board; 90 Tying the pgmps old ehOle
vessel being bas,sd uh sand In the ns.ains heavy ss
sPruns and the plot vas compelled 70 run her Tor aos s.
ss,. 81. ,I,1.s % sy o,s ne S,iSTo :, %
plot has returned the brig Orchsa.
Per Loo cheoLsfi at Lahaina Fsb vhas ship WA rhonp
ss sr. coSd ,eh. Mary Burrows santiago Flowers Fsi
mouth, Wilson, Robert Brucs Nichols and Monticello all IA
Per Gen war,n-EIpsneucsd heavy gass the trip
az as%S9 arc IaId.s P' IL. a::sy q g: : ~
F.b sehs Odd Pelo- and fovas rnndsd on the 18th.
"a A ma -s P sh $. IasS, the arr Scot No
i've. lost and 600 bbs vi oil we're saved The vessel was
Arr sydney Esw a. Am wh ship Clifford wsns. w.ady
With $50 Dbl sp OH 18th An VII .aO Olympia. Woes..Is, ioa
csa for San Fresoi 40 bark john Potter NJ ehs
Panama SO 49, Am WI sop London nj, r'e1s . so.
ad, I'm South Sea- lsh shp Oases Drew hence Dec ,cn DIS
lulu til Dec hp Emerald Isle for DO about the oh bart Cadet
brig Fr ,hp Cachaet ard ship Jacques latte Tor t
sssls; ship BSutus Mitchell 70, port New
Sah sch Mary Jane Green I'm San fneseo losh BARK Laura
ship Rhon. D.nni. sailed Sydney for San Francisco
Tsry BAD weather blowing the ssw accompanied With heavy
Which the vessel pitched aud aboTs fearay making great
deal Is TO 30 inches hourl Tbs crew got quits
exhausted from their sHrons At the PomP. and " they could not
keep her Tree they bore up -hen shout s miles on e ue o
sydney berg the nearest port snca ey haPp Aensa % me
sd. She was condemned aed sod .,.. -,
Iowa-Ls Taead Bay, the S2d ns tchr Flight brig
Jnia Helen and barb Mnsrva, heoee, dschsrgng
TahusnA 80 jan FT barb Msdce IRON Hsvre for this Po
Montgomery loading produces for this port VIII ship John Adams
sa the 80 Jan iorhone
n Saturday last 49,
Bs Col Femout John Eudss at San Diego, 10Th mt
odg for h, port Eagle dchagug quartsrnasttr stores
A. humboldt BAY S3d INST brig Susan Wardve Tor this port
~ name mot scoecisd Moore laid Consequence OF
Of Brig Emily Farnhsm, hsnee, vas 'ntens the
bsv o sunday evening
brig wsIock Ls.u, n Hoeg kooe soth Am est Hshalsr
Gotham hence Bf 'eh Asv:nsuts w.Ssi. 90 9ad BIZ ,esr
Br ~ Ccrsar Neal I'm Lahsna CID Jan 90 An ship 81 John,
scoed sspey $50 Merlin Wsch Hong Kong An sehr
Choo Mason Labana 10TH An ship Nsda stewart, fass
Calcutta. -
kr DAVID Henshaw Keen do SD Jan g. sch ysaco FISH,
bong Kosg sch julius Pnngs Buchanon Society Islands, eak
pf,t. Gard Iahaina.