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The CHARvrs MURDRRYRs-The ST. Louis Re-
ublcan OF the I'd instant says-We have informa-
ion from source to bs relied that the Pre lent has
not parloned David Mcdaniel aud Thomas Towson
They have been resped until the 37th June l546 du
ring which time they viii be kept confinement in the
st Louis Jail John Nc Daniel the captain Of the party
and Joseph Brown will be executed on the IL Of the
present MONTH unless the President should grant them
further respite founded representations recently sent
oy aspeciai messenger TO Washington.


Loss OF THE STEAMER YAzoo BRLLE.-By one Of
the passengers of the orece Darling, from Louis-
VILE, who had previously started the Yazoo Bell from
cincinnati we learn the following particulars The va
zoo Bell was from cincinnati bound tor this port and
the morning Of the 26th ult about A. M in col
hsion with the steamer Queen OF the West bound up
50 great was the force Of the collision as to cnt the bow
OF the fazoo Belle clear off when she Immediately went
down, drowning three deck passengers and one deck
hand Ths boat and ca go total loss The accident
occurred at Ghsnf' KY Orleans Bullstin Juiy4


Amusements.


NIBLO's GARBRN is still the resort OF all who
ADMIRE the combination of splendid dancing, fine
music, gorgeous scenery and rich cosum@s-for IN the
grand romantic ballet playing here all these be
all the YOUTH beauty and fashion Of this gay city and the
praise besow ed each repetition OF the ballet
contesbly that the Revolt Of the Harem il the most at
tracve the most splendid spectacle put be
fore the public.


PACKET SHIP HowARD.-The undersigned, cabin pas
sengsrs in the Hambu packet ship Howard feel bound
express the obligation they are under 70 .ns ssIS'
and distinguished behavior in all respects well as lar
the skul nautical management of his ship through the
psrous storms and head Winds which made the
passage very difficult Before leaving his ship take
this opportunity of acknowledging everlasting graft
.ude him and to beg Of him to accept their most heart
e thanks and wishes for his future and that he
may live long to remember us a. his friends.


Georgne Babe and child. Bertha Poppenhusen, susanns
ke and lady. wilhelms and family. ofN York Z 7.
Baucke II Ludeiwg, M D., and lady. Louis Curry, g.
Lomsr, obermeyer. A Koch, w. Mike


Os Board SHiP HOWARD,


New YoRK. July lSh 1844