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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-03-20

SOUTHERN lTEMs.-! ALTlMoRf, March
l6.-Ihc trial Of the Cashier and Of
Messrs Beach e. Co. and others Of
New York, Directors OF the Havre de
Grasse Bank, has commenced AT BeIlair.
The trial of Gen. Chaplain, the slave
abluctor. is settled Tor tomorrow, in
the Howard District Court Ii is doubt
lul whether he will answer or forfeit his
bull OF $4,000.
John Minor Bolts has been nominated
unanimously for Congress, by the Wing
Convention for the Richmond District.
Brown, post office clerk at Angus
Ia. has been arrested TOR robbing let
turs. lie confessed his guilt
Hon. George MeDullic, of s. c., is
said to be dy ing.
WAsnlsGroS lrEMs.-WAsnIsoros
Nurch l7.-The Secretary OF the ire as
ury has ordered the preparation OF a
Circular prohibiting the construction
Of the Supplementary Revenue Law,
that lrelghls are not to he added to the
valuation of imports for dutiahlc basis
Waiter Forward Charge to Copen-
hagen. has asked to be recalled, in con-
sequence ar n death IN his family
Hon Geo. McDutiie, Of South Carol.
ina. is dead.
Gen. Vim. Cullen has been nomna-
ted 10 represent the Nashville D'strict
N Congress. hy the Wings.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-03-20
G. VAN COTT.
Chief Clerk Of Surrogate

State and County Of New York, =.
Surrogaie's Ollice,
I, Alexander W. Bradford. Surrogate
oi said County, and acting Tvs Clerk Of
the Surrogntc's Court. do hereby cert.
~. that have comparel tne foregoing
copy of the Bond and Justification OF
Sufctics ia The matter ofthr iuiiistri-
iior ~ he Estate ~ W''iis-r r. ncI5 ,1h.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-03-20

H5rZ. Chandler, Wing, has been
elec ed Mayor Of Detroit, by 3IS ma
jorty.
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A motion was then made by Mr.. Bran
ming of Monterey, Coalition, to postpone
for ono week.
A member from Boston moved 10
postpone till the first Of April.
The motion to postpone was under
discussion at o'clock.
PHlLADELPHiA,M March IL
The Danish brig He,ty, which date
from Port au Prince TO the Goth ult, has
arrived at this port.
The Imperial family and Emperor
were expected at the city palace abo, II
the LIST Of March, when a general revi-
val Of business was anticipated. Trade
was very dull and the stock of AmerI-
can produce large. Coffee WAS scarce
and there was little to be had at any
price. Doubloons were l75 for paper
money.
WAsHlN GroN, March II.
T. Butler King has not been confirm
ed. An animated contest is going on
upon the the nomination Of Goodrich,
(Peier Parley) as consul to Paris. 1t
Will be decided 10 day.
Mr.. Kings case will then be taken
up, after which the Senate will adjourn
sine die.
Secretaries Corwin and Graham are
both six.
Ex-senator Phelps has the erysipeas,
and lies dangerourly i'll at the Nation
al Hotel
The difficulty between Messrs Cling
man and Stanley has been amicably ad-
justcd.
NAvAL.-U.S S. triga,e Raritan, Capt.
Charles Gaunt, was at Valparaiso on
the 9th Jan. The U. S. soop. ol-war
Nincennes, Com. W.. Hudson, was at
Payta, Peru, Eeb. IL, TO sail in a few
days for Guayquil-all well. The US.
surveying steamer Jefferson, sailed from
Philadelphia on the 5th inst, for Caliior..
MIA.
RicHMoSn, Va , March ll:h.
Nestructive fro abs ~ ba. occpr.b he.
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NosroLK. March 18th.

NUkFULk, NIdTCT ISIII.
The United States sloop-of.war John
Adams has dropped down to Hampton
Roads, and will sail in few days for the
Coast Of Africa.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-03-20
BIZ Vrlc9rapb.
BosToN, Wednesday Evening.
SECOND BALLOT FOR U. s. SEN
ATOR.
AGAIN NO CHOICE.
SUMNER LACKS EIGHT!

The second ballot for U. S. Senator
resulted as iollows:-
Whole number Of votes 800
Necessary for choice l96
Charles Sumner lSS
Robert c. Winthrop lGS
Scattering 81
Blanks mot cOunted)
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RicHMoSp, Va March ll:h.

A destructive lreshet has occurred be.
tween this place and Petersburg. Two
bridy yes have been carried away and
the U. 5 mai! is detained in consequence c.
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WAsHisGTns. March.l2.


George G. Baker, of Ohio has been
confirmed az consul 10 Genoa and Sam
ucl G., Bradbury, Chic Justice of the
supreme Court for the Territory Of
Utah.
Edward Johnston, Esq, formerly OF the
lntelIigcncer, Is to take the editorial
charge of the Richmond Wing.
The United States Supreme Court ad-
lourncd sine de.
NEw ORLEANS. March 7.
In the cases OF Gen QuitmaH, Gen
HeaGersou, and all others charged with
participating in the Cuban Invasion q
il noile proSe9ui has been cntoFed.
ELEcrloN OF U. S. SENATOR IN Ono.
-Co'unjuS, March l5.-Aiter several
balotings for Senator the Wings with
drew Mr.. Corwin, and nominated Judge
Wade, of Ashtabua county, who was
elected by the following vote Wade,
(whig) Al Payne, (dem.) 81 blank.
Z, Judge Wade was one Of the carlL
est supporters of General Taylor in the
Wcstern Reserve. John Woods, whig
was reelected State Auditor on the
5ih ballot. The Wings also succeeded
in eieciing two minor officers.
The steamer George w. Kendall ex-
poded her cylinder head, killing the
carpenter and woundlng several others,
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Sp,rH ftis ei,rerii day
81 J4iy, 1850, bp -,n,.
G.. VAN COTT.

Chief Clerk of Surrogate.
City and County of New York. So.
William Beach Lawrence, Jr. The
within named being duly sworn, doth
dcpose aud say, that he resides at No.
49s Broadway, III said City, and is
worth the sum OF twenty thousand dol
lars, over and above all his just debis,
Liabilities aud responsibilities.
W. b. LAWRENCE. Jr.
Swors fhs ,itrc.,h day
H ys!y, 1850, tg,s 10.
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ISAAC LAWRENCE, (L.G
W. B. LAWRENCE g.. 81
~ ~ u II NTsh

City and County Of New York, SIS.
Wihidm Bedch Llwrence. The uuhiu
named being juty srorn, doth depose and
say that he resides at No. ieS Brodi,c0y.
al said CITY, and is worth the sum OF
twenty thousand dollars, over and above
nil his Just debts, llabil!tie. and rcspon
sIbiIltirs
w. 3. LAWRENCE.
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DTA Newspaper, in putting aqusn-
uty OF iire-sales, says that rooster was
put iuIo one during an unprecedented
hot fire, and when he was taken cut he
was frozen 20 death.
The southern press., 1851-04-11
"EngIish Undeflled. "

"The English language in its purity is spoken
nowhere out of London" say some ofthe impor-
tatons to this rude land where "American" is
spoken.
From the second number of Mr.. Henry May
hew's interesting work on 'London Labor and
London Poor" we quote the following curious
advertisement Of cos,ermonger tailor =
ooscE TRY You'll COME AGAIN"
Slap-,p Tog and out nnd-out kieksies Builder
Mr.. - nabs the chance of putting his Gus
toners awake, that he has just made his escape
from Russia, not forgetting to clap his mawleys
upon some of the right sort Of ducks, to make
single and double backed sops for eentlemt IN
black, when on his return home he was stunned
to find one of the top manufacturers of Manches-
ter had cut his lucky and stepped of to the Swan
stream, leaving behind him valuable stock OF
moleskins, cords, velveteens, pushes, swan
downs, &c, and | having some ready IN my
kick grnbbled the chance, and stepped home with
my swag and am now safe landed at my crib.
can turn out toggery of every description very
slap up, at the following low prices Tor
Ready Gin--T'iek being no go.
Upper Beniamins, built on downey plan, mon
arch to half hnnua. Slap up velve,een togs, lined
with the same, pound quarter and peg. Mo
eskin ditto, any color, lined with the same, j
coulter. A pair of kerseymere kicksies, any col
or, built very slap up, with the artinl dodge, a
canary Pair of stout cord ditto, built in the
"Melton Mowbray" style, half SOY. Pair of
very good broad cord ditto, made very saucy, Q
bob and kick Pair Of long sleeve moleskin,
any color, built henky -spanky, with double
fakement down the side and artfu buttons at bot
tom, half monarch. Pair stout ditto, built very
serious 9 times. Pair ofout-and-out fancy sleeve
kcksies, cut to drop down ON the trotters, bulls
Waist toes. cut long, with moleskin back and
sleeves, 10 peg. Blue cloth ditto, cut slap. with
pearl buttons, Ia peg. Mud pipes, knee caps,
and trot,er cases, built very low.
CA decent allowance made to seedy swells, ten
Kettle burgers, head robbers, and 0unkeys out Of
collar.
''N. B. Gentlemen finding their own broadly
can be accommodated,
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spectfuly invited 10 attend the funeral this Saturday
morning at 10 O'Clock. from his late residence No As
Lewis street His remains will be taken Trinity Gene
tory fer intennent-
On The morning Of Friday April 4, JoHS W MoRnrs
aged 81 years and 20 days
The relatives and friends Of the family, also the
bers q the United States Fire Engine Company, No o.
respectfully invited 10 attend the funeral from his
late reside 2s Marion street sunday 9th inst mt
O'Clock His remains will be taken TO Cypress Hills
for intcrment.
On Thursday, Apra g. jon, DRAKE, in the 10th year
Of his age
The relatives and friends of the family respectfully
invited to attend the funeral services at St Johns Cha
p'l. Hudson square. Sunday morning next 9th inst
AT quarter before O'Clock. after which the remains will
be removed TO East Chester for interment.
suddenly. on Thursday April 3 joins l.RIscKLY old
mber Of the Methodist Il. Church. aged 70 years.
His friends. apd those Of his nephews, Robert W and
James Weir respectfully invited to attend his fune
raj. from his late residence. No Stanton street Sa
turiay afternoon. at O'Clock.
On March g. of consumption, in the 10th year of her
ELizABE1HJ NonMAs daughter of the late Daniel
Seacord. Of Shutdown l.. L.
Her remains will be taken, this morning to New Ro-
chelle. for nterment.
In brooklyn. March A. DR. FRANK GAGE. Chief Sur
gcon the Panama Railroad. victim to disease
stoned iy the want Of proper shelter from the inccmen
cies 6f that climate.
At Columbia. Tenn. March . of consumption MARY
LovIsA. wife Of Major William IL. Polk.
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being prisoner IN his store and crowd collected
from hearing the glass break and stared wondering at
what 1t was all about Meantime. the young robber was
gone. so great the number OF persons collected
about the store that the found II necessary to
close H. What next in the way cf theyins exploits
MILITARY ryERAi--Yesterdas, al two o'clock. the
funeral 81 the Late Otto c. Ssckma took place from log
Captain McGrath in full uniform. and accompanied by
band also the members OF the Diocne- Lodge No s. o.
~. Ii. The Emmct Guards made very nne appearance.
The remains were inferred in Greenwood Cemetery.
SOLDIER = MARRIAGE Ar STATION llousE.-Last
ing Corporal Henry Strickland. OF the 4th Regiment
Artillery. stationed at Governors Island came to the
station house with fine looking young woman named
Mary Pickett They mutually agreed to unite them
selves IN holy wedock Rev. Joseph T. Thomp of the
Tabernacle sent for and performed the nccdful
mony after which the happy pair went Their way
jocing.
FsLL rsoN THIRp STORY Wirpow Yesterday after
noon little boy fell from the third story window OF rs
Chatham street and escaped almost nnhrt By
IN. awning beneath which broke his fall One Of his
legs was iprr't through the and there he
manned fast till he was extricated
DrArn CArsrp by TAXING ARsrvic.-The Coroner yes
tertay held inquest nj Mo IL. fourteenth street
the body cf Louisa Mattwch native Of Germany aged
forty years, who caue to her death by administering to
herself quantity Of arsenic for thc purpose Of taking
her fc the Of which assigned by her that she
the temporary arrangement mind caused By depressed
spirits, rhe induced to take the poison Verdict
cordingly.
PrDDiING NsAL.-Yestcrlay. a horse and cart laden
with veal taken possession of by officers West and
Perkins taken before the Chief Of Police The two
engaged ia pcddling the veal hei The hose and
cart sent to the public pound.
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fHpAr. Apru. 10 y. VI
AsIirs were IN fsr request and hr1n About 100 bills
sold a. - y for pearls and s. - ~ for pots
IEEswAx has b,un more active during the week the
operations amounting 70 u 800 ID, yellow nj DC cash
ErTApsruFFs - fofr. There was a hrmer feeling in
the market for the low and medium grades If state aud
Ncstcrn and with better Eastern aud local inquiry
100 Lbs domestic changed hands at ~ . ~ 81 for
No super - ~ ~ % for ordinary choice state
a. ~ ~ Is for Indiana aud Michigan 81 IS ~ 81 for
New Orleans. and ~ ~ - for pure Genesec Other
brands sold ~ fair extent unchanged rates Cana.
dian inactive and nominal ~ ~ o. In bond For
Southern -four the market buoyant and prices
have advanced Transactions add 900 barrels mostly
or ~ - - y for commons and 81 81 -
~ mncy ~ Rt PfoT the sales reached loo bbls. ut
~ ~ % 20. yeei sold 70 a limited extent, AZ former
quotations. Hhs0f Wa held with 6rnness, while
the demand vas fair. The sales however confined
- Parcel ~ ordinary Canadian in bond NJ pGc Ry,
scarce, and quiet ~ Toe Bayg In request with
sales ~ 900 bushes At ~ y n ~ 12tt Decline Oats
have not varied Corn has been pretty active. without
marked alteration IN value some 1900 bushels yellow
N,w Jerssy aud southern changed hands ~ o. esi e
CoTrrr had dropping tendency with n 500 BAGS
Rio at lu9ei l9o Do Java at lac and 300 do II Do.
CorTor--Thc unexpected advance by the Baltic ~ 4,
Nd instsad a decline a ebout that line has not
timuat, our market - much = was anticipated from
the great desire ovnccd ny holders to make saes At
small improvement previous rates The transactions
reported at 1000 bales ~ c advance ssy the
TgArurRs-within a day or two 5000 lbs live geese
changed hands at 40c. cash.
Fsu-Tn dry cod there rather more doing and
the market very firm cargo ~ 100 luintas iu.t
arrived was taken IRON fret hands 50 ~ OF nackc.
r., 200 ibls sod ~ SO liza ~ " Tor and Nothing
nav in herrines.
Trrrprs -Th,re was more cotton Offering for Liver.
pool ard about 600 bales we're engaged " 3-iGd IA
7-a2d with some small ints at ID There change
in rates 10 London Havre To California the epppr
drity saicrs were obtaining - CO., There rather
more rNrrinR
Tun-sircc our las, there have been sales ri 900
boxes Malaga ra'ns q y ~ y 20 % haives y 81
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Marine ARalrs.

Rvr,ssa P.sucuLARs Loss Sur IvAS
wosThe following copy Of letter has been furnished
n BY Messrs Taylor Merrill the Of the Ivan
hoe
Msasss TAvloR MssRIIL
U.srLrmx-sinre Last advised you have the
captain q the Joseph Walker and he reports having seen
the ship Ivanhoe 90 on hore Nantucket shoals on
the 2h u February at about quarter past one clock
Pm the wind then bout J. : e. with seven knot
brccye At p NJ. when he last the lvanhoe her
Head was to the northwest with heel 70 tarboari; II
then came ON to blow from the southeast took in top
oDslAnt sails. At six blew hard, with bad sea ne
double rceed his top aL At nine wind died and
hauled to the northwest. At A. NJ. blew very hard.
The Joseph Walker topsals and f,rcsah think
from the above rrport there be doubt that
the Ivsnhoe Is lost. When the Ivanhoe went on shore
she borc from the Joeeph Walker shout south by east
distance abeut two miles When Captain Iioxie the
Iyahoe in trouble he ship and stood back the
he went in. The Iyanhoe had made no signal when last
Captain Iioxe told me he judged himself at the
time. III least ~ miles to the southwark Of the shoa
JOSEPH T. HADLEY.
Captain Steele of the ship Andrew Foster sailed from
New York in company with the ship Nanhoe, and saw
We re-pub,ish below the of the passengers in
the unfortunate vessel, aud also of the officers and
REORGANIZATION Moore North Of Ireland; John
Irwin Peter Kelley. - Condor. James Clark. Thomas
Garter Joseph Rushworth, and wife: Thomas Metcaf
John Crosby Thomas smith. John Kearns VIM White
Tho mas brennan, Michael Shograshy, German; Crsty
Counor German.
g Osrmsss AND CREw-Capt. Msgsc. Thomas Tartshorn,
Aatc, John Waller, I'd dol Joseph Hayward. ii do;
james Dorr carpenter James Mitchell steward George
Saith, cook Seamen-wm. Shumway john Warn.
james Bennett. VIM Dutman. VIM Hudson. John An
dfrscn. Edward w Icon, Chas Hoist VIM. smith, Hugh
Tooae. Thomas Dennis John Stanley, Samuel Howard,
VIM. Price, Barnard Malvey VIM. Foster, John Foley
Hugh James, James HELEN John Cassidy, Albert stem
6eid, Robert Taggert boy.
II appears that the pumps picked up of Nantucket,
marked Brown. of Liverpool did belong to the Ivan
hoe she having been supplied with them by Mr. Brown
o. Der previous voyage.
SrrAA SEr LAUscH.-The steamship Pioneer built for
Messrs Spodord Tleston Co, will be launched from
the yard Of Mr. Jacob Bell the foot of stanton street
East river this day, at twelve O'Clock The Pioneer Is
2r0o tons carpenters and has capacity for
5000 cargo Her length Ia go feet breadth Of beam
~ feet and - feet hold Her engines built at the
West Point Foundry and having been set up the ship
win be ready to take passengers or the Worlds Fair by
tho LIT Of June. She is to be commanded by Captain
Asa Eldridge.
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ON February .. by drowning. Capt. Arrx,SnrR JonS.
sror baltimore for the past fourteen years in the en-
ploy Of the Baltimore line q packets
His friend and associates and the members u the
q o. ~. q which order the deceased was member in
coed standing in Washington Lodge No I baltimore.
are invited a. attend his funeral sunday 9th inst
from the Odd Fellow Hall Ut O'Clock precisely.
Baltimore papers please copy
ON Friday morning April T. Il disease ~ the lungs In
the 3Ist year a her age Rosr daughter a Mr. James
Corrgsn 81 Mount'mple. Sligo. Ireland and widow 81
MFR Patrick Br nnan. late Assistant Alderman of the
sixth ward aud formerly ~ Mr. Patrick DoIan. deed
The relatives and friends Il the above named and q
her sist,rs and broherin-law. Patrick A. ONeil are
respectfully invited 10 attend her funeral from her
residence "a Iim street Sunday afternoon 9th inst
~ 3 O'Clock precisely The rmains viii he taken 10
El,vcnth street C,metcfy for ntefment
On Friday April 4 sfter short Illness JoHS Mopnow.
aged 70 years months and n dnys.
The relatives and friends r. the family nso tho
hers a Washington Lodge. No. A. ~ % " likewise
the Mosaic fnctmPmcut. No. "a Q. q q. v, are re-
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ARMY MovENENrS-ISDfAN ot-rR aGEs-cEIrBnA ALTON
or 1lIE INAUGURATION or PRESIDENT ARIsrh, &C.
Prom the Ncw Orleans Picayune, March 70
BY the steamship Galveston. Capt. Place, which
arrived yesterday, we have Galveston dates to the
2lst inst, and Rio Grande dates to the 18th inst.
Among the arrivals in San Antonio, up to the
10Th inst were Gov. Bell who joined in the funeral
procession at the 0bscquies Of Gen. Brooke: Gen.
Harvey, who is to take the command vacated by
the death Of that lamented officer: Col. Cooper,
Inspector General; Capt Sitgrcayes attached to the
boundary commission; Capt. McCown, 18th Artil-
lcry. in command of ltpl recruits for the sth Infan-
try, on the Salado; Dr. swift Capt. Macay, on
his way TO join his company NJ Fort Worth, and
Drs Turner and Guild, OF the L. =. Army.
The volunteer ranger companies Of Cnpts Ford,
McCown, Wallace, and Bagby, whose terms Of SER
wee are about expiring, are to be rcmustered into
the service.
German, belonging to Capt. Wallace's com
Tany Of rangers, recently killed By the Indians
rear the Nueces. The Indians were on foot, and,
consequently, left no trail by which they could be
followed.
A brilliant fctc was recently given By the officers
and citizens IN the colony Of Picdras Negras celc.
brating the Inauguration Of President Arista. to
which Invitations were cOurteousy extended TO the
inhabitants of the American -hle Of the Rio rande
The scene is described ~ q brilliant one-the
rich. full uniforms Of tho Mexican and American
cficefs, mingling with the rich costumes Of the
American ladies. and the picturesque dresses Of the
scpoyti1s, reminded one Ut fairy scene. Several
Indian chiefs, from the colony above, were in at
tendance NJ this grand celebration.
A letter to the Galveston Ndcs. from Green's
Landing, on the Trinity river. says the furniture
and freight Of the steamer Galveston. deposited in
q warehouse there, were destroyed BY fire on the
10th inst. The river had risen 20 high NJ to come
into the warehouse, where quantity Of lime was
deposited, and IL il supposed caused the FIRE.
The dTedge boats for the excavation Of the
Braz0s Canal, near Galveston. are making at the
latter place, and will be speedily completed.
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u
Arrived-Bsrks Velocity Charleston; Selah Phadsp ha;
irigs Carl Emil tDanl Copenhagen, via kieyen Billow.
Galveston Sarah Cushing Moble schrs Indiana, Tan
gcr sharon, Richmond Fay, Philadelphia; Bay State,
Ciearcd-Sbips Daniel Webster Lvcrpoeli John Currer
Charlcton harks Prospect cardenas Yarmouth New Or
leans hrgs Argo Trinidad via Frankfort Jos Halch Mo-
bile John Marshall, Saw annah Snml Small Wilmington N
{; sehrs Banner, NYork; Jasper, do.
Arrived-soops Harriet Brshtman, fRver for NY~rk:
(Brl. Haynes. Providence for ST John. NIB.
Sailed-Brig Maria. Ingraham Matanzas; from below,
schr Gibbs, Lowell, for Albany. -
Arrived-schr Col satterly. NYork.
Cleared-Ship Catharine. Nlork.
FALL RIVER, April 9.
Saed-Schrs Sarah Frances Hawthorn savannah; North
STAR Maddox Lincoln, e 3d. sloop Senator Clifford West
Passed up. sloop Pierce, Godfrey Woodbridge for
Taunton.
MoDILE. March q.
Cleared-Brig Ann Elizabeth Boston.
Arriv sd-Sehr John Tunis Porto Rico
Cleared-Brig Wissahickon, st CroiM Avano Matanlas
Arrrived-shirs Queen Victoria, Indiana and Hamburg
Nlork; Empire. Boston.
Clesred-sbps Westminster, NYork; Frances, Boston:
PRoyIDEycE. April I.
th ut LAD 81, Ion ~. spoke schr IL Mountain, Tspey
from Havana for Boston Portland
SeLrs Arcn, Nj Laughln, Norfolk Tsgue. Wilmington,
C. southern pert, according TO Wind slooIs Henry Al
toll Nancy Jane, Gardiner.
Arrived-Bark c Hamilton. and brig Hanover, Ma
taIzas;
SAvANSAH, April l.
Cleared-Bark Maria Morton. Bostoui schr Waterloo,
Boston.
sailedBrirs Cambria. sAmeriea; Mexico, PhiIadeipha
schr Sainl Cashier, do.
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woodman. and Anna Dorothsa. for New Orleans A.go
fame % s.s ss .s ryaa As.'s
E.,.f lam" z.s; H'g: a ssE.;.s Hss
Defence Tisonderogs Msrths Ward Jos ,.dssr ANDREW
yn'G oi. r Republic assi."s n
s SSas "a G sS "S for ras
tie staten Island and Charleston Yeoman do and ssvss
sns iol o sac s r New York
inrsrds Mohawk Morrison Canton; Carlo Mauran. Til
GA IN Gs,As' .s Gip:,1es NeS Ysrs
for charlsson Yorktown John Henry Southampton and
malta, March Arr Barbados, Smyrna, for Boston:
d. h ha1ss d. c @ s .1ssdS snsh
Ldg cessrs for Noresn:; Louisa, curonia. orozimbo
n . ass%i Marc: sss ,s1 sssft
cs % sS & 1ss
ams London and Portsmouth for New York; Brem brig
vis sss E E%sp o a. all r S.rv Boston
March ArT yc,c,E sa,m s,, coh.
Manila sna sailed Hf for oT Sosan
& sid NAN At @
Liverpool r ssS: Rienssr csie"sia. nuns - '
SID 4th Mary Wilder. Cleveland, do; sth Waterman
snitlrs March r-sla Nautilus, Dublin and SAmerica
pi k Ss~
sa.nsA March s-Ars sultana. Boston.
sm Wsts,man, Sforf "''
WnAmroA Hone Kosc, Jan SID 9TH } G Owens
London.
In port Goth. Ceres Sea Witch Tsar Charming Reindeer
Rhode Oxnard Memnon Seers Sea, all reported for
York. Georgia. loading for London Pioneer for Calcutta
brig Anthem. nne; ships Magnolia. do; Telassar d..
Under despatch, Rose Standish for ondon-fuil cargo
GsSIgn soon Hugh Walker With sunaries. sn,,,
Owens, London.
MISCELLANEOUS
CVxHAyFN, March l6-The Swedish brig Neptunus Lind
from lost both anchors and chains when coming
in and has to perform quarantine.
CALcrrrAy Feb THE chss Cooper, lam shiPl Cgtts
hence from London Which Vas aground on mud bank ~
to be uniujrred and il reloading.